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BILL OF PRICES FOR Cash

Carding Rolis 81
Cariing, Spinning and Keeling Yarn. -
Making White Flannel. per yd .......... p
Making Colored Flannel, per yd......... ~
Furnish double warp, color, card. spin
and weave Jeans, per yd ................ 80
Card, spin and weave Blankets, per pair. ; OU
Card. spin, weave, scOur and finish
Blankets, per pair...-...... ......... 8 50
Card. spin, double and twist Stocking
Yarn, per %
We make Ia yards of jeans, 30 inches wide,
and weighing II ounces to the yard. to the pound
Of clean wool. We make ~ yards of Flannel.
yard wide. to the pound. and it shall weigh .
ounces per yard. 1t takes 10 Ds of wool tor .
pair of blankets weighing from 5 to ~ ns., fn-
ished. In Carding Rolls and Spinning Yarn We
want ! ID. OF grease 10 S TBS. Of wool; or we
charge a cent n pound extra. In making goods
we furnish whatever is wanted. In working
wool on shares, we take Gne-hslf for working
the other; In carding rolls. We take onc-hith.
ap2Ou4 &. l.. HAVEN 4 SON.
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Two Fast Express Trains Daily
ON ARRIVAL OF TRAINS FROM
THE WEST AND SOUTH.

DAYLIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves the Union
Depot. IL. Louis, every morning, anL. being Il
Fast EXPRESS, stops only at principal stations
IL has Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars for Column
bus, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and New York,
without change. and tut one change to Boston.
baltimore anu ashiIgton. IL ARRIVES in New
FORK early the next evening, only one night uut.
ami gives u daylight view oil the iar-Iamed
scenery OF the P-unsyivanIa railroad
FAST LINE EXPRESS Leaves Union De-
pot. II. L.oul-, every evening. stopping only at
principal stations, with Pullman Psiac. Cars
Tor Louisville and Cincinnati, Palace sleeping
Gar Tor Chicago, and the favorite Pioneer Line.of
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
for Columbus, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia ami New
York. without Change.
70 Beng The only line practically under ONE
management between st. Louis ami New York,
passengers are assured Of through connections.
and are not subject to delays at Intermediate.
points Incidental 10 other lines. Baggage check
eel through 10 all eastern cities. The quickest
time Is regularly made by this line, and fare al
ways as low as by other routes Tickets tor sale
at ailiicket Offices in the west and south.
/. p. FARMER. Gen'i Pass. Agent, Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad, Philadelphia.
W. L. O'BRiEk, Gen'i Pass. Agent, Pan Han
die Route, Colan bus. Ohio.
cHAs. E. EoLtETT, Gen'l. Pass. Agent, VAN
uHllAllE- 81 InpJ.
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ST. LOUIS TO The EAST,
-CoMrosEp OF HE
lAADALlA LINE, Pan HANDLE PENN. R. R..

The only route running Pullman Palace Car.
from ST. Lnnis to New York without change.
The above represents the shortest anu quickest
route from ST. Louis TO the seabos d, running
thr"uShons 81 IN" most pOpulOus and intei csting
portions Of the country, with many large and
Important cities upon its line. Ii passes throu.b
Nanaaiia, Eilineiam. Terre Hauie. InGianapo
lis: Richmond, PIqua, (or Daytonl, Urbana,
Columbus. Newark, S,euben.ille, Pittsburg.
Philadelphia. Trenton, Newark, n. j., and Jer
sey City. on the route 10 New York.
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ALT

WHEREAS, Ront. W. kcere and Katherine
w W. kernc, his wife, by their certain iced
of trust, dated I'll" 9Th day OF February, a. d.
loE9, ami recorded IN the rrCprGcr's Office of La
inycitr county, state OF Missouri. IN deed book
W. No. |, at pugc lis. conveyed to stephen
Price. ~ trustee. the following described tract
of land. with other lands, situate, IyIng and
being In the county Of Lafayette, and state of
Missouri. to-wlt: The east hall OF the southeast
quarter OF section twcnty-t.irce t23) township
fifty toy, OF range tWenty--evem t21l, contain
ing eighty tsDl acres more or less, IN trust 10 Sc
and iiabilI'ie in SAID deed OF trust described
and, whereas, stephen Price havin- moved out
al this state While the trust remained uneXeCu-
ted ami tile circuit ccu-t % said Lafayette coun-
ty, nj the August ierm. In l-.S thereof, on the
md de-" Cf said term, that being the 9Th day ct
lugust, 1873, upon the p"iitIon ofThrmas Price,
the ctstuy que trust and guardian oil the person
and estate OF Thomas NJ Price, Mary l.. Price
and William Price. minors, made an order APP
pointing Geo. VI MGuntjoy. sheriff. rs trustee,
10 execute the trust aforesaid, and default having
been made in the payment of sAid prpuiissory
note according to the tenor and eject thereof;
now, therefore, by virtue OF The terms of the
SAIL deed OIIruat, auu Al III. request OF he legal
holder OF SAID note, /. Geo. VI. MnuntIoy,
stIerIu AMI trustee, appointed As aforesaid. Will
OH
TUESDAY,. AUGUST 18TH, ISIS.
At Lexington, Lafayette county, STATE Of Mis-.
sour, before the courthouse door, bet w-eu the
IN the afternoon OF that day, sell publicly, al
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
the rea! estate hcIeinutiUre described .r so mttci
thereof rs may he necessary To satisfy the SAID
proiuIs-ury not" and COSTS and eXpsnsss of exc.
cutting This trust.
Witness my hand ,h,S, tnr 9Th iav Of July,
\. H.. leiE. GEO NJ. MOtIJOI,
| iuiN lsid Sheriff and Trustee.
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maj LOssts, lIHpOItTUy, MehtAI and PhySlcaI
lncapacity, Impefiments to Marriage. etc. also.
CONSUMPTION. Epilepsy and dts, induced by self
indulgence or sexual Extravaganza, &c. Price,
brated author, in this admirable Essay. clearly
demonstrates, from a thirty years %hraoiice.
may be radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine or the application of
the n ife; by means OF which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheapiy, privately and radically. This
Lecture should be in the hands of every youth
and every man in the land. Sent under seal, IN
a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid, on
receipt Of SIX cents or two postage stamps.
THE CULNtRWELL MEDICAL CO.,
II Ann St: New York; POstofice Box, 4.aS6.
oCtbr.l3-lyr
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MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!

lust published, q new ad-
d dItion of DR.. Culvcru ell's
Celebrated Essay on the rad
Ical cure without medicine)
of SpermatorrbGa or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Sem
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. FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. December 10, 1878.
State Observation-Disclosures consos. So bid, 564
asked: Virginia cGusols, new. 35 bio. 3S asked !:
Virginia fundab!e. rs bid; Virginia deferred, 79
CitU securHies.-RfChmoud city Ss, j. and H..
1870 bid: Richmond city 6s. }. and j., 105a bid !;
Pc ersburg city S's, l07l bid Petersburg city SIS,
special lax, y. aud j.. los bid: Lynchburg city IS.
j., SSE bill lO2H asked; Norfolk city water S. NJ.
and ~, Ill bid; Fredericksburg city u. NJ. and
". 1Ol bid; Manchester bridge SIS, n. aud N. 100
asked; Manchester IS, tax-rccsivablc NJ ands., 93
asked.
Ruii,oad Bonds.-Virginia Central Railroad
Irst mortgage G's j. and j.. % bid: Virginia Cen
trai Railroad third nor"a b'S j. and D.. 90 bid
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage SIS. D..
and D., 1Q2 Lil: Virginia Central Railroad on
mortgage SIS j. and j., lO2 bid: Virginia and
SSn bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad THU
mortgage SIS. j. and j.. 99H bid: Virginia and Ten
mesScG Railroad funded So. j. and j.. loo asked
SOuthsdc Railroad first mortgage preferred S. j..
gage preferred 6S. J. and j.. TN bid 10 asked !:
pctcrsbnr" Railroad first mortgage SIS, j. and D.,
90 Bid. log asked: Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road first mortgage Sc, A. and o.. l05 bid: Rich
mond and Pet, rsburg Railroad second mortgage rs.
NJ. and ~. SO bid; Richmond and Danvllie Rail-
roaI consolidated Is, u. and n. rs bid; Piedmont
Railroad first mortgage S., n. and o.. l02 bid !;
Richmond. York River and Chesapeake Railro d
first mortgage IS, j. and j.. So bid, go asked;
100 5d ankcd a'R an
DanviIlc Railroad 100 par, / bid, 5,.asked.
Bunk Stocks.-First National, ! 90 par, Ii bid
National BanS OF Virginia, loo. par: rs bid;
Union Bank of Richmond, 90 par, 40 bid.
rina, 25 par 35s bid. SO asked: vIrginih State 25
par. 81 bid: Virginia Home. 100 par, 90 bid, 100
asked: Merchants and Mechanics 100 par, 90 asked
City, 100 PAL, IL bid; Granite, 100 par, s4 asked.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

TEMPERANCE LECTrRES-CONCERT- POCKET
rrKING-ARRESTE FOR ARSoN-CHR!sT-
MAs-JuDGE EIvES-IHE WEATHER, &C.
fCorrrspondcucc of the Richmond Dispach.l
DECEMBER II, 1878.
Thomas n Doutncy, The temperance lee
turcr. so called. is giving entertainments
here nightly. His lectures have becn we'll
attended. From hearing two OF his lee.
lures. and pcrISin@ his book, OF which the
lectures are bat an epitome, it is hard to de-
eide whether we are dealing with live.
earnest worker for the good OF others, Il
fanatic, or Il shrewd Yankee, who is throw
ing sand in the eyes OF the worthy people
who are endorsing and supporting him.
With all charity, wc are bound to conccdc
him carncStncss in the work which he has
undertaken. His lectures are totally devoid
OF temperance argument, and seem to be
wholly made up OF relations OF his own eN-
pcrcncc--whch is not at all extraordinary
character dclincati0nS, and IN admiXture Of
religious exercises, which are, to say the
least, in exceeding bad taste. And his
soIcituGe for the success OF the final act OF
eacl, performance, which includes the pas
sage Of the hat around, leads some OBJ
servant ones TO remark that this is the cul-
minatirg motive OF his work. One thing,
however, may be safely said, that as 4 first
class variety comedian lie is success, and
his entertainments are worth visiting by
those who enjoy the jest or delight in facial
contort;ous. Our enthusiastic temperance
people ere hopeful that he will do good,
however, and let us all hope so.
Mr.. D. NJ. Smith, deputy sheriff OF this
county, was seriously injured last week by
being thrown from his horse.
The Charlottesville Jubilee Singers, at
tachcd to the Deavan church, gave concerts
at the Town Hall Monday and Tuesday
nights for the benefit of that church. The
voices OF some Of tue singers, both male and
female, if in the possession OF persons capa-
bic OF cutivating them, would prove for
tunes to their p0ssessors.
Mrs. PrcfessorF III. Smith had her pocket
picked on Tuesday at the post.otfice, and
her pocket-book and several dollars in
money taken therefrom. The money was
recovered.
Two negro women were lodged in Jail
here to-day, charged with attempting TO fire
property belonging to Mr. Moon, OF SCOTS.
vile.
Christmas goods are going rapidly now,
and the preparations for this joyful occa.
sion seem to be as ample as in better days.
Judge Rives's recent decision forms the
topic of earnest discussion amongst those
capable OF comprehendng its importance.
The weather Is cool and clear, and the
wind coming from the northwest gives the
hope that the ice-season is near ut hand.
Mr.. j. Z. Mckenzie had buggy smashed
by a runaway horse Monday. No other
damage done. ""i OUR.
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Warren S. Waite, prominent citizen OF
Toledo, Ohio, and formerly assistant post
master, met with violent death tuesday
night. lie left his bed, and, proceeding TO
the third story OF his residence, climbed out
on the roof, over which he walked. falling
TO the ground, q distance Of forty feet, re-
ceiving injuries from which he soon eX-
PRED. 1t is supposed to be case OF SOM
nambuliSm.
The coupon interest on the public debt
falling due on New Years Day is to be paid
without rebate, either in coin or notes, as
the claimanE may prefer. The Secretary
Aas called in the residue OF the bonds out
standing. issued under the net OF March 3,
1865, amounting to nearly eleven millions.
Seven editors OF the College Olio, pub
lished at Amherst, Mass, by the junior
class, have been suspended indefinitely by
the faculty because the last No. OF the jour-
nal lampooned the different members OF the
faculty rather severely. t9eaa-
Robert C.. Williams Is appointed pos.mas-
ter at Port Mitchell, Lunenburg county,
Va, otce Virginia +. Fore, resigned. Wal
Ter q. Garth is appointed postmaster at
greenfield, Nelson county, Va, vtee ADD
son M. Goodloe, resigned.
The Wheeling wv. ya.) Register has a
special which announces the formation OF
company TO complete the railroad from
Weston to CIarksburg, W. Va. 1t is. to be
doEe by the middle OF June, 1870.
LcNDoN, December 1o.-CommIssipDer
Mccormick reports that nearly all the goods
70 be. returned 10 the United States from
The Paris Exposition arc already in HaYre,
and viii be shipped thence on the Constitu-
lion aud Supply before the 1st OF january,
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PETERSBURG.

THE RELIEF ASSOCIATION: WHAT IT HAS DONE
DURING THE YEAR. MASONIC APPOINTMENT
THE PETERSBURG LIBRARY ASSOCIATION;
MEETING OF LIfE.MEMBERs-THg DINwfD-
DIE sTABBISG AFFAIR.
rforrcspondcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.i
DECEMBER 10, 1878.
AZ the annua, meeting OF the Petersburg
pe,;ef Association. sheld last night at the
First BAPTIST church, Mr.. John D. Kelley
was reelected president, x. +. Lester trea-
snrer. and T. j. Clark secretary. Vice
nrcSidents were chosen for each ward. Kew.
". Il. Bradshaw delivered the annual ser
mon before the Association, ana addresses
were made By Rev. Drs. Eaton ana fiippo.
The annual report Of the president SHOWS
that last year the Association receives Seoo
from the Common Counci!, SzoV iIon'
citizens, and an equivalent from inc ,ati-
rnads os 5000 i'm bringing in wood free
oychorre. With this money the Association
,vas enabled to distribute to the poor over
9 oo) loads of wood. besides goodly amount
~ nrovisjons. In addition to TINS the City
furnishes medicines at very nominal cost 10
the moor. and pays for medical attendance
"a whites and blacks who are unable 10 pay
Tor il themselves. The Association Is now
nrran;zcd for work this winter, and VIII 40
much in the way OF relieving the urgent ne
crssit;es OF the really suffering.
MIR. John c. Arlnistead, OF this cily, Das
been appoifted District Deputy Master lor
the ninth Masonic district OF the State, Judge
Robert II. Jones having declined longer SER
vice.
4 meeting OF the life-members OF the Pe
tersburg Library Association has been
called for Monday next to consider matters
OF Importance to themselves and the Asso-
cation. IL has not yet been decided whc-
tber or not TO rebuild the Library Hall.
Some are in favor OF rebuilding; others, 1t
is understood, are opposed TO il. What will
bc done cannot now be said with any de-
gree Of certainty. 4 great many OF Tue
books were destroyed or greatly damaged
nv fire and water, and il the library is re-
instated an entirely new set OF volumes
would have to be purchased. The library
was never properly supported, else there
would be no hesitancy about keeping it up.
The condition OF MIR. r. {. She'll, recently
stabbed during personal difficulty at Din
widdjc Courthouse. continues favorable,
and his friends are encouraged to the BELIEF
1ha; he will recover. IT is stated that on the
evening OF :be difficulty, when it was feared
thai his wound would result fatally, he was
;pproached bv officers to take his deposi-
t,ons. He declined to make any statement,
saying that he bore DR.. Powell no lll-wiii'
and did not desire to have him prosecuted.
The Hastings Court is in session to-day,
but the docket is small one. and possesses
little interest to the public.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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lois offered. Hay steady prime Mar lnnd and Penn
sylyania. II aI3c. Provisions dull and unehaDged
sa sns steady Sr ess ssss @
sev irmer Ht lo9H@s1.l0. Sugar more steady;
'o,'' oseS'''s' CINCINNATI. 20
CrycrENATr. December 19.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat scarce and firm; red and
white, Ss@a7c. Corn dull at 31@32c. Oats. "a
ssS R%E r 81 I'D
rib. SO. 62h cash A4.1 ~ buyer March short clear,
$3.50 BaeoaIold soaldsEs &c w, short rio,
at sl.05. Batter frmer but not quotabIy higher.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 19.-Flour dnll and m
changed. Wheat dull red, &c.,: amber and white,
t,ais-White 25lsc; mixed, 23Ec. Pork quiet at
ss@ssa5o Lara s.eaey tulk.meats quiet; sIlenl:
clear sides. 81. Bacon scarce and firm; clear rib.
new, S4.S7x. Sugar-cured hams, 9@12c. Whlskey
ST. LOUIS.
ST: LOUIS, Pesemsnr aFIeur higher and arm
So. 90@S4. Wheat higher: No. Q red fall, 92Rc.
cash. 92h@93c. December, 32xc. January; No. 8
s So fs m s2e sP s Gnn hshr and r@
Eat 211a2lac: cash: ,Whhskey s,eaay and firm at
iets dose s2.S IS, ssSoSss SO and s. SO
@s370 for shoulders, clear RIB, and clear sides.
Bacon unchanged.
CHICASU.
CHICAGO, December 19.-Flour steady. Wheat
active and firm; No 2 red winter, $4,000;
No. 2 Chicago spring. S3@S3hc cash, S3.fd
s31c. January: s4aa 54ac: February; No. 8 Chi
31sc. cash or January, 3lkc February $500. May
Oats nominally unchanged. Pork steady and In
demand: 1915 cash, s7.75@s7.7715 January,
1886 cash or january, S5.62H@$5 65 February
Bulk-meats frmer but NOT quotabiy higher. wbis-
key steady and unchanged.
Closed.-Wheat inactive and lower: SIC. Deccm-
Der, s3a@S37sc. January. s3BllS4c. February.
Corn hrmer but not quotablY higher Oats nm.
changed. Pork steady and unchanged. Lard
Grlner; S5.53@I5. 57a January, s5.65 February.
NORFOLK COTTON MARKET.
81 NORFOLK, December 19.-Cotton steady; mid
dlings, S1c.; net receipts, $50 bales; stock, 49,,
735 bales: sales, $50 bales. Exports-Coastwisc,
1,096 bales.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
rnon ALI pAR Is OF THE WORLD.

MEETING OF soUTHEREERs IN WASHING
TON TO RETURN THANKS FOR NORTHERN
LIBERALTry DURING TIL YELLOW
FEVER sCoURGE-A YOUNG WHITE MAN
OF PORTSMOUTH DRowNED-THE BEN.
NETT MEDAL PRESENTED TO A MERiTo-
RIoUs FIREMAN IN NEW YoRK-coN-
GRBssIONAL PRoCEEDINGs-CALLF FOR A
CONVENTION OF THE NATIONAL PARTY
IN NEW HAyEN.-FIRE REC0RD-CoMMER-
cIAL INTERCOURSE BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES AND SOUTH AMERICA
THE ToBACCO-TAx QUEsTIoE-BALTI-
MORE sPAR OF
BAYARD TAYLOR, &C., &C.
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A MAN Dying FROM HYDRopHoBIA.-W VII
mjngton, Del, December lS.--Last June
George Sedgwick, Delaware Western rail-
road employee, was bitten by dog, and OF
Saturday last he showed symptoms OF hy-
d, ophobia. He was taken to the hospital on
Monday, where he still is. His symptoms
were not violent until last night about Il
o'clock, when he became so Wild that 1t was
necessary to put him in irons, and he is now
suffering terrible agony, and cannot live
more than Il few hours. This will make the
third death from hydrophobia that has oc-
Cured in this vicinity within the last five
mon,hs.-Speciat dispatch to Philadelphia
Ieteqruph,
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New York Items.

New YORK, December 19.-The James
Gordon Bennett medal for meritorious ser-
Vices was this morning presented to Fire
man Thomas j. Dougherty, OF Hook-and
Ladder Company No. l, for heroic conduct
in rescuing two persons at a fire.
One hundred policemen are on duty along
the Third-Avenue railroad, although every
thing is quiet. The strikers this morning
commenced receiving aid subscriptions
from drivers on other lines.
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"Med Leary,'' the Alleged Bank Rob-

NEW YORK, December 19.-Under a
strong guard Of deputy sheritis, with re-
volyers, g Red Leary," the suspected
Northampton bank-robber, was brought into
the Supreme Court this morning on habeds
corpus proceedings. The courtroom was
densely crowded. The prisoners counsel
demurred to the sheriff7s return, claiming
case OF mistaken identity, asserting that
Leary was not in Massachusetts at the time
OF the bank-robbery, and claiming that the
whole proceedings were a fraud on the
Governors of Massachusetts and New York.
Detective Pinkerton testified as to the
identity OF the prisoner, but on cross-ex-
animation admitted he had no personal
knowledge OF his being in Massachusetts at
tie time OF the robbery. A formal motion
was then made for Leary's. discharge. ~
Judge Davis held that primo acie case
had been made, and adjourned the case TIL
Saturday for the production OF evidence Of
the defective character. OF the. papers on
which the Governor had. acted.
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rbe Nationals OF New England.

i, NEW HAVEN, Conn, December ia
call has been issued by members OF the Elk.
ecutiye Committee OF the National party OF
New England for a mass conference OF
Representatives OF the party at Boston, JAM
uary I'd, for the purpose Of perfecting plans
for systematic organization, DC. Butler las
signitied his intention OF being present.
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The Baltimore sparrins.Mateh.

BALTIMORE, December 19.-Thc sparring-
match with bIackened gloves between Pro-
fessor William Miller and Joe Goss, which
came of tonight at tue Mary land Institute
Hall in the presence Of 1900 spectators, re-
suited in avictory for Miller by score OF -
face-hlts TO 10 for Goss.
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Steamer Sunk by COlIision-.-One Hum
dred and Fifty Lives Lost.

LONDON, December ia telegram to
the Lloyds, dated Galata, to-day, reports
tina! the steamer Byseantine from MarseiIes
for Constantinople has been sunk by COLI.
sion, and one hundred and fifty lives lost.
Only fourteen persons were saved.
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VI Assl,44,4a
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY
GooDsi
THE GREATEST VARIETY IN TIE CITY
PRESENTS FOR MEN. WOMEN, GIRLS, AND

THE GREATEST VARIETY IN TIE CITY.
PRESENTS FOR MEN. WoMEE, GIRLS, AND
BOYS.
BUILDING-BLoCKs, GAMES. and MARBLES;
HUMmNG-ToPs, CENTENNfAL-ToPs, and
TRUMPETS 80;
M1cRoscopEs, TELESCOPES, and HARMoNr-
CAS-;
TES-plNs, sURPRIsE-BoxEs. and SUPPLE
JACKS;
PoP-GUNs. PISTOLS, GUNS. and PAPER CAPS
WORK. BOXES. Observation-Disclosures, and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
GLOVE, HANDKERCHIEF, and COLLAR.
BOXES;
TooL-CHEsTs, TEN-PIss, PAINT.BoxEs, and
CRAYONS;
MAGNETS, MAGNETIC Toys. TIN TOYS,
sHELL-BOXEs;
CHINA and METAL TEA-sETs, KITCHEN
SETS, and WORK-SETS;
DRUMS, CANDLE-HOLDERS for Christmas
trees, CHRISTMAS CANDLES;
CHRISTMAS-TREE HOLDERS, Just what Is need
ed to hold the tree in position without any diff
fculty;
CHURNs, DISTINGUISHES, RUBBER BALLS,
and RUBBER TOYS;
VASES, ET.BoTTLES, WRISTBANDS. and
CARD-RECEiVERS;
DESKS, PAPER and ENVELOPES in boxcs-one
hundred yes 10 select from;
GESTLEMES'S and LADIES' DRESSING
CASES;
PORTFOLIOS. IGAR.CAsEs, MATCH. BOXES;
GRACE-H HOOPS, BATTLEDoOR and SHUTTLE
COCK;
4 large variety of BOOKS for children;
DoMISOES, TRUNKS, WALNUT FURNITURE
and CARTS;
COMBS and BRUSHES In cases.
I'm all rom
upto IS:
CHINA MUGS, CUPS, SAUCERS, and PLATES, in
sets.
All Of the above goods will be found If called for
Immediately at LEVY BROTHERS..
de Att