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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

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For all the purposes Of q Purgative Medicine.
For. C~osrIvENEss;
o THE CUR Of DYSPEPSIA;
FOR ~JAUNDICE;
For THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
For
For TIE CURE OF DYsENTERY;
For A FOUL S~rOMAcAH;
OF THE CURE CT ERYsIPELAs;
For THE PILES;
For II CURE OF ~SCRoFULA;
For ALL SCROFULoUs COMPLAINTS;
FOR THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM;
o. DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FOR THE CURE OLE LIVER COMPLAINT;
For DRopsY;
Fol THE CURE OF letter, JUNIORS, AMI SALT
RHEUM;
For WORMS;
For THE CURE OF GoUT;
o A DINNER PILL;
For THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
For PURIFYING THE LOO
They are sugar-coatcd, SO that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient i'm the world for all the purposes of
a family physic.
Price rs cents per Boz; Six Boxes for 500.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians.
Statesmen, and eminent personages, have lent
their names to certify the unparalleled useful
ness of these remedies, but our space here will
not permit the insertion Of them. The agents
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN Al
MANIAC in which they are given; with also full
descriptions of the above complaints, and the
treatment that should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there Is for them, and they
should have 1t.
AL our Remedies are for sale by
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Cherry PectOral

has won for itself such a rcnown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint,
that it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount
the evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been
employed. AS it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more
than assure the people its quality is kept up to
the best it ever has been, and that it may be re-
lied on to do for their relief all it has ever been
found IN do. sA #HE#" Il
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aaHDg Az AuUxluW.

1dss,, SHIyEIN Co. ebony
rosewood seven ossve Psnoioe and bronze Chsnde
Tsn. ana p o Sep nnd Mirrors
e sSns a
OAK dnngroom and chamber Furniture suite chi
N %s ss w XIII f1ss osr asss
g aaosa
Is ioss ociocE FarlisuIe, contained The
Snh sah aysnnss. The properly q chas 9 Burt Esq
1s " orSs u he 30 ~ D
Ss pe1s%por sold Drawing seven
na $
ss:. sn offered 4 auction .Ais rosewood
sssy and lined with En-
viii nsSsr e q Mt Sraoia
Ss sIss Eus French nans
q shlss ooloIsa 5rocaas q lie
ss:s Sss:
isssss
carved in fruit and nowsrs with French plate mirrors
yer. ana Merpiss Psasess Painting. aasIs fsss1ys
ss ana wo ns Fsns
Bosse viz Scene on Spirit Lake. Minnesota. and The
painting se
superb copy from Gorreso celebrated painting q 81 Cecilia
DsSafs Vases rom Pompe and
ssd rs cha a
Box different tunes; bronze Clock month.
imported for the card and quartee
Tables proof copy Engravngs bagatele Board oak hall
Stand Chairs ach velvet Carpets silver plated
Rods Chambers-Two rosewood marble top dressing Bu.
reaus rosewood Bedsteads and Comm0des 10 match toilet
Tables Armour Glaze Showing Stand Wardrooes Table DC
Mcquet tapestry Brussels Carpets spring and hair Mattresses
live feather Beds Blankets, Sheets, COunterpanes
Boosters and Pillows oval Mirrors Painting. The Mothers
Vision; decorated china toilet Sets Turkish fowes Rack
Ned Furniture Dining room-sold buffet Chairs,
butlar, TYaya udS tand fact
he China and Glassware from the house Of Jno vo
Co.. consisting OF crystal cut and engraved Decaners obes
ChamI agnes Wines fruit and preserve Stands gold band
Pitchers ruby and gold liquor Paran marble butter DISH
decorated Set A peces solid silver dinner and tea Ser
silver plated Ware from Reed Bart0u coffee Urn cake
Basket Is Salvers napkin Rings Spoons Forks ivory
handle table Cutlery four baskets Hesck demohns old
Otard Brandy, vintage 1897 do old Scotch Whskey
Gordon Cherry boxes Cloves, box Soap box
Starch, bssre white and one do. brown Sugar Teas,
Groceries, &c Also the basement and kitchen Furniture
stone iron and wooden Ware kitchen Tables Refrge.ors
copper Utensils &C. Terms Of sale cash in bankabe money
certified checks cash depos required of all purchasers
unknown 70 the aucuoneera Goods be removed within AZ
hours after the SALE Catalogues at the house the morning
Of sale House Inquire OF the auconeers
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LOTION NOTICE THE FURNITURE OF PRIVATE
IA family for sale at auction Superb furniture for SALE
contained In the residence Of Prescott So West Eleventh
street. this day. Friday at l0 o'clock the entire Brussels
ins shades Mirrors suits Of rurp.urs rosswood
four round beautifully carved AL round carved legs
&C. &C. Of the richest instruments offered n auction
also large quantity q Music Boo.s &C. As also very
rosewood Suit covered in the richest satin broats three
coIors; Tete ase Sofa Chairs reception Chairs
four backed Chairs elegantly carved rosewood centre
Tables satuar two elegantly carved
spend bronze clock with shade painted Vases Paan and
bronze ngures reception and vola Chairs &C. Chambers
Up. Bureaus and Wsshst.nds % match purs hair
Mattresses from 10 70 90 pounds, made 10 order and h excel
lent condition. bedroom Mirrors Cccks toilet Tables towel
Racks toilet Sets stair Capee, &c. eusnonsa
Pillows Sheets pillow and bolster Cases Towels Quits Ban
room Chairs extension Tables Clock, Mirrors 3c silver
6utlery and Britannia Metal ware Pitchers &C. together
vAh china and Glassware fu~blers Gobss Ch,m
6hairs Jars Stoves Range. W. ALBURTis, Aucuonesr.
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A LBERT B. wEsTCoTT CO., AUcTIONEERs.
"A Magnificent Rosewood Furniture, Elegant Seven Octave
Rosewood Panoforte Solid Rosewood Paror Suits Bronzes
eatuary embracing the entire elegant Furniture and beau
u Works Of Art contained in the private residence l52 rwen
~ FIRST street, east Of Eighth avenue.
This day, Friday. at l01a O'Clock.
Purchasers wanting superb st class Furniture are invited
70 attend this sale being the most exclusive Of the season
the house having been recently Furnished In the most chase
and artistic manner and comprises most beautiful collection
sdence al Of which will be sold without and must be
ture Silver Ware, China Glassware &C., win be sold at lO
pressely
Parlor Furniture st IL o'clock.
comprising two magnificent suits Of solid rosewood Furniture
covered In crimson and brocade these quits rich
and beautiful ard well worthy of attention. superb carved
rosewood Psnofoe elegant rosewood Eegeres with
plate doors and marble rosewood and Tables
four magnificent mante and pier Mirrors and silk Cur
superb Turksh chairs and Lounges in moquet and
pesy adys Escreoe reception Chairs velvet and tapes
ny Carpets PAPER Aache Tables bronze Chandelier Con
WORKS OF AIT AND ARTICLES OF vERTU.
Elegant bronze Figures and Groups statuary Groups and
Figures Of Milton, SHAKESPEARE The Ppers Day and Night
able Paintings which the attention Of connsseurs invited
lava Parlor magnificent decorated Vases chamber
Furniture rosewood marble top dressng
marble top Washstands, large hair Mattresses and Bedding
suts hair CLOTH French Oar Clocks Lounges Secretary
Bookcase Shades and Curtains Sofas &c, with large vare
~ not mentioned. No postponement on any account.
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: RsoInTE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.

4 BSOLUTE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
"A On FRIDAY Dec. 16, commencing at lois O'Clock,
AT the brown stone residence 81 West Twenynfh street,
near Sixth avenue,
BY order of the Mortgage.
Rich Household Furniture consisting OF
Rosewood Parlor and Bedroom SHIFTS,
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets and Rugs,
Oil Paintings. Brouzes Paran and China Vases.
Looking Glasses, Curtains Shades and Fixtures;
Elegant Pianoforte, Stool and French cloth Cover;
Large size Silver Walters, Casters Cake Baskets Forks
Spoons Tea Sets &c. handsome Extension Dining Ia
be ivory handled Cutlery Crockery and dnss Ware Dinner
and Tea Sets China with variety Of other articles
800 numerous to mention usuey foundn first class resi-
dence Sale positive rain or shlne House 70 let
j. MINOR TAYLOR, Auctoneer.
NB-Fih and Sixth avenue and stages pass short
Sintauce from the house.
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j. BLEECKER, son 4 CO.,
IA. Will sell at auction on wednesday, Dec II, AZ az
o'clock, ct the Merchants Exchange,
57 LOTS
BROADWAY AND THE HA sIsI; mr.. RIVER.

BROADWAY AND THE HARLEM RIVER.
Extending from Filth 10 2l6th street
order the first class character of the
neghborhood this splendid property as me farm Oh
tanning from thirty lots each with restrictions
kind From 30 to66 cent OF
ne purchase money can remain mortgage for
TEN YEARS.
For maps apply To the aucioneers, No 7 Pine street
who wish the property can take the Hudson
river train from street for Tubby Hook station at
tx A. M twenty minutes after r. O'Clock P. NJ, from
thirty street half hour later Returning, the train
Stops at Tubby As minutes after ~ O'Clock A. NJ 43
minutes and "A minutes after 8. Time hour and
minutes.
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HENRY H. LEEDS AuCrIoNEER-sALBsRoox, NO
IL e Nassau street-HENRY II. LEEDS 90. Will sel at
auction, Saturday, Dec H. At IL o'clock in front Of
q Nassau street. dark brown coupee Horse sixteen
hands high about eight old sound
in ~ harness and under The saddle very spirited and
further for hm. family Coach built order by
Lawrence cost 81 has been but little used and sold only
vi O
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IIENRY II. LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO

IJENRY H. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
Ii % NASSAU overwhelmingly furnishing stock.
HENRY H LEEDS co. will sell auction on Friday Dec.
49, at 0 O'Clock at the salesroom q Nassau street large
special perempory sale of the Of Qenemeus
nshng Store by sssgnees consisting gentemens
goves-kd cloth cashmere, lined fancy fur top bnck and
driving Gloves neck Ties Cravas silk Scas plain and fancy
travelling BAGS do Lkggius shirts, Aues
&c 100 dozen woolen Shirts and Drawers, and great
variety Of other goods adapted including very
large line Of genemens linen and musn Shirts Of grades
from medium superHne about 800 Dozen The
h well worthy the attention of dealers and consumers The
above removed for convenience Of sale.
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HENRY B. HERT HSS II, xy N94f9S
n's,s,s'' t:s ss''s'a
From Hsx2 up e 17xlo1s sizes.
10 be '' BY for cash.
On FRIDAY. December 49, 1859.
Ateleven o'clock,
49, A. the .a,e ST s, No * Pine s.reet.
sitIysy without any reserve . ccse CONSIGNMENT.
zen he liz No 5
MORTGAGE sALE-cHAMBRRs FAIRoHrLDs
Thursday December at y ecseSk a; the Mershanis Ex
arnErs n afis ssesse
RICHARDS KIss ,A,.IS12;, AycrIoyEER
IN iS SSSSs '''s
French aud German Fancy Sy Goods and Toys com
ns genera lac sns Of goods suitable for the holiday
Stands and Boxes and large variety other china goods
fs and ak Eskca
sSsSosss W s on = their
Wine an:ss and iaso Sors old Port Wine and sherry
Of Furs stng Of Capes NUNS Guns Goats Gc IN sable,
and sN ssIHs E'
SHERIFFs sALE.-CHAMBERs 4 FAIRCHILD. AUG
= toneers salesroom 1l3 Nassau street. will Wednes
Hunter Which & had November s 1889 ~ e sy
avenue. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
HyHOS J. MILLER, AUCTIONERR.
Peremptory sale Of private gallery Of original modern
Paintings studies and sketches composing the collection
Of that distinguished artist Mr., T. p. Koas;er.
The catalogue will embrace many Of hs works before
exhibited including the three celebrated pictures which
the gold medal Of honor the great International Exhibition
Paris in 1855 offered for sale In consequence Of h
moving the country that hs Time be wholly devoted
70 large hlstorical works.
THOMAS J. MILLER win sell at auction on Monday eve.
ming, December 10 1862 the Academy Of Design, Tenth
street broadway, the entire collection ahSe, among
which be enumerated the Wise and Fbolsh Virgin;
rmive lfe and 9orgeone and Companions Going tho
aS inc nrce paintings which resolved tho award q gold
euA nonor NJ the great French Exhibition In 1855 First
lesson; washington and his Family Mount Vernon; TSe
& Country and City Post Offices; Isola Bella Syrens;
Arc " .ras Italian Coast Mountain Scenery Joan Of
red m ss together with smaller works never before
nnul time OF sse from IA NJ untl NJ and on Inc hree
preceding the sale Catalogues NAV be had al ,s
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RRowNE 4 EIgHoIA AUCrIONEERs, WILL sML.
spacious ssS% .ass.SSns and Sss,ss Ns.as ssssa
Chcls Stauary, Paintings, rich fancy Goods, articles
Of vrfu bohemian cut Glassware, French china Severes
Ware Marbles comprise he reserved portion Of the
house fso finch 90 consisting richly carved
Vases varying in size om 70 eight feet high Tszzas Of
superb workmanship Groups In labaser representing
OF The celebraem satusry Bartgo Sienna White Dove
snd Other Marbles; Grecan Roman, Neapolan EIuscaD,
very fine pieces also card Recsivers watch oauans
entire invoice Of real artistic Bronzes large Ssueues Figures
Groups card Receivers InAstauds Ooups thermometers,
mou bronze ebony marble and alsbas,sr Also bohemian
qnor Sets. Vases Pchers punch Bowls Caras ac; also,
rich French china dinner and tea Sets decorated and plain
&C. Also rosewood Workboxes, writing Desks 6loveboXes
Jewelboses etegere Ornaments Chinese lanterns ivory,
Chessmen Chessboards Checkers &c. The above VIII
comprise the richest goods offered at auction this season. hus
aordng chance 70 the buyers Of holiday presents
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
~ SUPERB 10 CARAT JEWELRY.
r. #. H. SCHENCK will sell auction, this day, l6.h
instant at O'Clock r. NJ immediately after sale
Watches at their sales No 50 Nassau street. large
ey 4 slsSSnt SsSerE q Rsr & M s Of
of DIAMOND, MOSAIC, CAMEO AND LAVA.
SUPERB FROSTED AND ENGRAVED
BRACELETS; CHAIN DO.
RUBY AND DIAMOND DO.
FROSTED AND ENAMELED BROOCHES.
FINE FRENCH PAINTED DO.
LADIES' CHATELAINES; VEST CHAINS
CLUSTER AND SINGLE STONE DIAMOND
EARRINGS, PINS, RINGS AND STUDS.
Also large assortment Of
LONDON AND SWISS WATCHES.
AND OPEN FAcR DO
GENTLEMENs HUNTING AND OPEN FACE no.
with large assortment OF other Jewelry.
Every article warranted 10 fine gold The above viii be
exhibition early the morning of SALE the public
uculary invited " examine It. the goods the finest
ported and such have before been offered public
SALE
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ GREAT TRADE SALE OF WATCHES
Being entire Of OF importing houses
By f. f. II SChENCK, This day, 18th instant l0}s A.
M at their salesroom, No SO Nassau They
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
OF every quality and STYLE
Is CARAT GOLD HUNTING CHRONOMETER DuPREx
Do OPEN r. 90 M ~ n4T syRey T ErT
ALSO,
large and magnificent assortment Of ladies' hunting
Watches. set with diamonds and superbly enameled.
Open face do, with and without diamonds Of all SIZES In
rich engraved from the best makers IN Europe.
Every lot win DO perempey sold without regard 10 Of
importation.
EDWARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u &c.-By r. +. q. SCHENCK on Saturday, 18th inst
10 o'clock at their slesroom No. IS Nassau street. house
hold Furniture, Guns, Silver patedware, Trays, &C.
Also,
small stock Of Ladies' elegant Furs.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z.
u +. II. sCHENCK Saturday 18th inst
O'Clock their sslesroom No SO Nassau elegant
rosewood round and Panoortes
Wanner; ca octave, by seabury; 6 octave by
Adam sodart; one ga octave by Haines Bros six
ave by Dubois Wannier six octave by FIRTH Pond
Co. All the above elegant Panofortes fine ORDER and
Will be sold peremptorly for cash.
HENRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
H1nfoU1fH sTEE or svrnnp xAnD1n srATuAav,
HENRY II. LEEDS d co. win sell at auction, WedDes.
day lh Thursday 18th, and Friday 10Th december at l0x
O'Clock each In the large and sacfous eaies 6
Broadway southeast corner Of Broadway and Spring street.
second story.
eompng style Of rich goods 70 be found In the MARKET
well portaons from Franco Italy Canton. &c.
Among tho Stauary VIII be found the following Works Of
AT from the collection Of the Grand Duke OF Tuscany
from the original In the Vatican Antonio Adriano Cicero,
Demosthenes, Caigua Caracaa de-: Venus OF Canova,
Buss Of DANTE Minerva, copied from the ancient OF
this goddess IN Athens; The Saviour, by Teneran
Also just received from Canton and Japan large and
luable Of Lasquersd Wares VIZ Tsbes
Also very cboce and elegant invoice Of the richest French
deliberately painted Vases Of large Sevres d.
Sets beautifully painted style Bohemian gasa 10 every
dinner and Ses costly PAan by Oolysr Others
of various Sizes
Mante Ornaments, Jewel Receivers Alabas.er Groups
Figures Buss &c and endless variety Of those beautiful
goods with other rich and fancy articles imported for
the Holidays They can be examined TUESDAY, previous
10 the sale.
Articles purchased be packed the premises re-
CURED. for shipment
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nRUG STORE FOR SAl.E.-A NEATLY FITTED UP
- shop doing fair business at remuneraave prices To
with small this safe investment Apply
20t1a Grand street.
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CTEAMBoAT FOR SALE, CHARTER OR EXCHANGE
y for New York Brooklyn property Passenger Boat
I'm order l25 long, "a feet BEAM 81
Apply address STEPHEN ROBERTS, South street at
ship smith shop of Montgomery street. river where
the boat be q
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TDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER-ON SATURDAY
u December ~ at IL o'clock in basement of IS Nassau
street. last aae this the balance the stock of Messr
&C. among which are Brardies shipped BY Mesrs oard
casks and demohns; sherres Ports and Madsras
Ghamparnes genuine American and imported Whistles old
Holland Gin very fine Sherry bottled In England Also the
entire balance Of fine Havana Segas consisting Of
inc Cabanas Brevas lists; $500 Piotn Panatelas 10000
genuine Figaro Prensados 80 600 Rosa Mar $500 81 Co
de Orion, Reg Britannica $1,000 r. L. Londres Dds 81 100
Concha iss $500 Mlar Communes about high grade
Havana Segals, in 10th The above be pc
stock includes as fine assortment has been offered the
public for Samples be examined time
vous the SALE These goods Of entirely different
grade from those offered by November 10 and a. Also
&C. of superior quality, and selected expressly for private
VISA
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CHERIFF's SALE.-CHAMBERs 4 FAIRCHILD. AUG
- uoneers salesroom lib Nassau street. sell on Wednes
day Dec H. IL O'Clock all the right title and interest 81
William Hunter which be had November g. 1889 or a. ay
thereafter In and 10 the lease Of house 34s Fourth
avenue. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

MATRIMONIAL YOUNG LADY, OR YOUNG WIDOW,
M may enhance her prospects and condition by addressing
Inc advertiser gentleman Of good standing Henry
Dennis, Post Office sa:on D. or Broadway Pos. office
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RY r. T. WILLS. MISUNDERSTANDING wEDvEs.
I'D day and Friday december TO- 81 and 81 nj II O'Clock
each day. ut 1853 Broadway above Eighth Important
and paemptory sails OF French china Glassware and Fancy
iogues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

DoARDIN6 HOUSE FOR sALE-PIRsT GLASS IN
~ first class neishborhoed aed with good paying boarers
CURED 81 0U $500 Address Quincy, Madison square
Post Office
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HEATRfMONY MADE EASY; OR, HOW TO WIN A
M lover.-DR UEAUBREY, upon the recent of ST. win
send su directions how all persons may be married espec
i've Of age, appearance position in society Also
gain the devoted affections Of Of the opposite
may dsse me Tsos can be msaagsd 80 as 70 defy de-
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A TTENTIoN.-FRoM - TO SIS PAID FOR GENTS
"A OIL Coats and 81 S. for Pauts from so cent
70 s. for and from IS $50 for sk Also
PETS furniture, jewery, &C. by Post punctuay a.
tended TO- by E. 4 Seventh avenue between Nineteenth au1
Twentieth Streets Ladies attended to by Mrs. E.
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nANIEL A. MATTHEW'S. AUCTIONEER.
IL CONTINUATION SALE.
Rich AND ELEGANT
FANCY GOODS BRONZES,
SILVER PLATED WARE, TOYS &e.
Suitable for holiday presents
To be sold ut auction,
THIS DAY,
Friday, December IL, and Saturday, December II,
at ION O'Clock each day,
BY BUTLER. SCHULTZ MATHEWS,
At their saesroom Cedar street. opposite the Post ONCE
Consisting Of about soo lots among which elegant Deco
Real Paran and Bsque Groups and Figures Aet Stands
Rich Bohemian Glass Ware In great variety Silver Plated
Boards Bagssee Tables Games Toys spesda Bronze and
Stands Ceupes Thermometers Inistands Portfolios. We
would particularly call the sttentn Of those seeking holiday
this sale examination Of The goods win be
TO meet their wants Catalogues and goods ready early
Thursday.