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grfED.

BARNES. At 10 .05 o'clock p. m Y ednesda- Detusp-
be- 10Th 1873 after short illness of spasmodic crossp
Lot isE coULbOUkS. b.'ant daughter OF Iheoassrs
and Alice BarnuS, AGED ten n nths.
Oar child 20 dear to 70 God was dear;
We str1lllig held her. wii,n he whispered Come y
We d.tl . loved. and would have kept her here
He loved her better aud he took her home
Funeral VIII take place from parents rsidanoe No
81 ii Yh street, Georgetown ID &, Friday. Drcsnl.f
2is 1t three O'Clock Friends and inviied
to attend q
BIRLEY. On December 10 1880 nj O'clock ID m
ANNIE BIRLEY. daughter OF James and Fla Birlss
aged Years, weeks and 3 days
Funeral VIII ta4e place from parents residence ST.
street southwest, norrow friday O'Clock o. VI
Friends and relatives inl tied to attend =
ERhNE Un Thursday. December 30 1888 AZ zig
o'clo,K m SADIE FRAME. aged twenty two moni az
and thirteen days.
Funeral from the residence of her parents 1913 atf
stftet northwest SunAy afternoon, at two O'Clock -
WILLIAMS The funeral Of Mrs. FANNIE S. Wa,
LIN IS wIil take Place from her late residence. ~
Spruce street. L. Droit Park one o,.oE
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
GALE UNDER a DECREE OF COURT

BY virtns Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the1a
passed in the cause entitled James Ed1nonds 12-a
aGalnst NaTgaret Kennedy ct al. No. 500 on the
te NIL OF r icr sale Al public auction IL front OF the
premises tina foi. wing described real estate at the
tunes and upon the terms respectively. as hereafter
on THURSDAY. DECEMBER TWENTIETH. 1888.
a. lhkEE UtLOck p. VI all that piece or Iarcel OF
land situated IN the county Of Washington ard known
leaI track called Bailey's Purchase and BEGINNING at 3
stone - the southeast COME Of s. B Scagvs land and
corner Il lots l. anu H. IL said subdivision and running
theHce south tlSS Irt hes on TIE Va It line f ssld lot
IL thence north 81 SO DEGREES east IS - Ierches TO the
lnaiu road thence north - d west II perches;
north Is degrees erches to the line between lots
l. ana IS Il with said division lire - rerches to
III uoint OF ue inning The property is near Bennin2s
BRIDE and he improvements CONSIST OF small ttsne
On FRIDAY. DECEMBER TWENTY FIRST. 1888.
81 FOUR OC LOCK p NJ. Lots III llS liz and 40. IN
Rapleys subdivision cf square go These lots front 20
fsl % list near street northeast and lot III is i'm
PROVED by a tyo-story Brick Feed Store
ISIMEDIATELI AFTER the sal. Of the ashamed
division Of square &c, each 1o fronting 20 feet II.
North Capitol str ct Lot - is improved by ONE
Brick Office ard all three OF the lots are used as
coal yard
III. EG. Of sale as grescibsd BY said deere arr
at six w I've and eighteen months to be secured
by the notes OF tn purchaser bearing interest from the
day Of sale and reserved lien the property Sold
all cash at the option of the purchaser The Trustees
faunE pure haser where there has been failure on his
part to comply with the terms Of sal. within ten day
after the salthe resle to De after three days notice In
the Evening Star newspaper All conveyancing and re--
cordiDz at the purchasers cost.
JANIS H SANIILE.
Fenda,l Law Building | r~...,..
JOHN F HANNA trustees.
Webster Law Building.)
THOS BOWLING. Auct dl1-d&ds
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HORRIBLE SUIcrDE.-Peter Heller, OF Reading
Pa. VINO has for some time been I'm ill-healJh CON-
Matted suicide Tuesday night by cutting his THROAT
from ear 20 ear with razor In the presence OF Ia
family. The head was nearly severed from the
Dody. After committing the deed he walked to The
An autopsy was held. and 1t was discovered than
Heller had swallowed puverized glass, three large
prasS buttons, four small corks four large conner
pennies and several small pieces OF slate pencils
evidently with the Intention OF ending his life He
was about fifty years old, and leaves vile ana
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A SSIGNEES SALE OF PIANOS ANDs---.s-ezz7
"A ORGANS. rFF

dl9-lw 93- PENN. AVE near 10Th Street
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4 Warming ro Thieves.
WHAT CONSTITUTES VIOLATION OF TRK LAW

WHAT CONSTITUTES VIOLATION OF T6E LAW A. 10
EoCsEFEEk KING.
In the Criminal Court today The case OF Emory
Parker. for housc breaking In the night, was irict
and he was convicted. The court ruled in this -
that under the new law the simple reaching IN
store or house was al that uced be shown. In this
case the charge taking bolt If nannel belcnc-
Ing 10 George u. BI,rca. \ motion FER 4 new tral
was entered Parker was also tired for resisting
defective Block AZ the time OF the arrest by Throw
ing snuf In his eyes, anu Ae was promptly congic-
ted on this CHARGE
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T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer

7 T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE TWO STORY BRICK
STABLE ON ALLEY IN SQUARE BOUNDED BY
+ SECOND AND THIRD STREETS NORTH
By virtue of deed Of trust dated July 18th A D -
lsi9 duly recorded in Liber No 91S Folio 2s2 ct m
seq one OF the land records for the District of Co In
lumola and at tine request Of the party there by
we will sell at public auction in front of the premises
on 9dl,, sATURDAY; DEFENDER TWENTY-sECOND
lst3 at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described
a estate situate in the city of Washington District Of
Coiuinbla Known and described part of lot numbered
t5D IN square numbered five hundred and
on the west line OF said lot fifty 500 north from the
southwest corner of said lot thence north to public
ay thence along said alley eastwardly thirty ( feet
thence south to point opposite the point Of begin.
nng thence westwardly with the line Of said alley to
the place OF beginning, the being improved BY
Al. Jerns ~ go in cash. and the balance in SIX twelve
ano eshteen MONTHS with interest six per cent per
a9nu secured BY deed Of trust all cash at option
Oh % % deposit OF 500 required at the time Of
to be complied with In days otherwise the prop
erty Will be resod at the risk and of the defa
purchaser after five days advertisement in the EVEN
ing Star" newspaper
WILLIAM H. BECK,
go 49, WILLIAM +. HELLEN5 1rusteeA
dII-eodSos l424 New York avenue
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SENATOR vaNcrs ELL TO REGULATE TkkFsL
THEN

SENATOR y.Scrs ELL TO REeuLArr TkkFEL
ITEM
The hin introduced IN the senate by MI va
70 regulate street car travel In the Distfst
noses 10 amend the acts incorporating the wa
ington ana Georgetown and the Metropolitan ST.
railroads 80 as 20 make them read as follows 4
the conpany shall place first-class cars on rs
ways win all the modern improvements td
convenience and comfort Of passengers. ana Al
run ears thereon during the day from the hours |
6 a. m Until 1890 at night; that between a "a q
y. IN. ears shall be run al intervals OF no uty
taan three minutes and for the rest or the tifne
lot more than seven minutes. but cars may oc r|
- much uftcHer as public convenience may feQuiI
And no Arce boxes. faarEet-baskets or oasksfs q
tanning clothing. or the like. shah be- carries of
Cei,ed within the cars or any OF them. but II u
company shall De willing % carry boxes or basss|
Il shall provide space Tor them outside. or slls N
ears specially FOR such purpose. Any prtSide1
superintendent. conductor. car-dT1ver, or oihef
ticer ~ ycut or the company who shall violhte ~
provision OF this section. who shall order OF PEI
ni amy such violation. shall he deemed 10 o guil|
81 mi~icmean0r and shall BE- punished, upen 4
formation made OF iiled Ia the Police court ~ n
District 81 Columbia. with a fine not 20 exceed "a
sum 81 500 for any one ofIense. TO be enforyf0
other fines and penalties are enforced In sst91oI4
Court.
Sec. . That each OF said cars or carriages sha
be provided with both a driver and a condncto|
aud any failure ~ the company 10 comply VITA %
provisions OF this section. after the end 81 II
months after the date of the approval hereof, sha
he deemed "A mls1emeanor on the part OF the pres
don't al directors ~ the company, and shall
punished provided for violations Of the pro
visions OF the preceding section.
SEC. 3. That IL The drivers or conductors o. am
cars on these roads. or upon any other street rail-
WAYS or carriages FOR the transportation OF psssen
gers in the city OF Washington shall admit therein
any passenger for whom there is no seat, nc oar
Tor such passenger shall be exacted-
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DIAHoIIcAL PLOT FRUsTRaTEp.-Last Saturday
Mary koford called On DIR. Rose, a prominent den
list OF Leadvile, Colo, and made the startling re-
quest that he furnish her with poison which could
not De detected by an autopsy. She Offered 500
compensation, reluctantly admitting that She
wished TO get lid OF her husband, Hans Kofford 50
that her husbands brother, OF whom she was enar-
ored. and herself might together enjoy au insur-
ance or S. 500 which her husband carried After
making an appointment TO meet both at hfs ONCE
last Tuesday evening, the doctor arranged With the
police ana several insurance men TO be pyesert
but concealed. At the interview the whole diaboli
Cal plan was made known The man and woman
were Immediately arrested and placed in Jail AN
the persons concerned are Danish. The younger
brother Is sixty years OF age, and the woman Is
thtrty-1v -
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Wall Street To-day.

INDICATIONS OF GROWING STRENGTH.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.--Ihe Ereniiag Post has the
Following In Its financial article: The stock market
was very much Unsettled this forenoon. but on the
pac and oregon and Trans, both Of which 1utua-
ted considerably and were apparently manipulated,
the former evidently by strong hand, the shorts
but generally higher, advanced during the first
hail hour: in next half hour it was duh and lower.
put Dy 1:3O was strong again, prices being at the
123O there vas general decline Of "A to per cent
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VkNHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
IL upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association WAS
INTENDED to utterly ruin its business hut seems To
have had the opposite effect FOR one single day last
month applications received for s250 90 insur-
ance Assessment No 10 just collected brought iu
$4,000 The reserve fund now exceeds sl0o0O0 which
y being invested in IS. Bonds by the trustee the Gen.
rs Trust Company OF New York. The Association CON-
eed its third in October aud has already written
l6 $50 certificates covering $1,000 INSURANCE tn
admission lee aud one years dues in advance are $50 ON
s5.OVO and SO ON $1,000. The animal dues for ex-
Ienses 81 for each 1000 of the certificate The
sessinerts for death claims age IS II on Zach
$1,000 of the certificate 81 - acT a. Al a a.,
DO $50 age 65. 81. One fourth of each asseroeuf -
INTO the reserve fund 20 protect the conlIay ssinsS
si5ses ana extra mortality. Come and Insure O(5,s
1909 Al street SAs's
nl7 IY. KNIGHT. General Asuuf
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INVESTIGATING CHARGES AGAINST A VIRGINIA
JUDGE-The house committee of the Virginia leg
the investigation OF the charges OF judicial mis-
conduct against Corporation Judge D. j. Goodwin,
OF Norfolk. The charges against the defendant
are: Efforts to bribe member OF the legislature 10
vote for him for Judge OF the court OF appeals in
1881, and removal OF officers OF his court without
proper cause, and favoE1tism TO DEFENDANTS son,
pleader before his court.
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NO CURE. No PAY NHITEHTRSTfS CEDAR
- BAiSA VI ls~arraurFdto cure Coulhs Colds. Group.
Throat and tnnE Diseases. SiN dnO,ls dose Try
IL ii not satisfied rtin thu empty bottle aud get Your
u '.ey back sid Icy ali Druggists. Price 25c W y
THOMPSON. EOS 18TH street ns-th.s.tu3su
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue of writ of fl ri acas issued out Of the
Clerks office OF the Supre Court of the riot
luniba and to me directed will sell at public sale for
cash at Thomas Dowling.s an ton store. southwest
corner OF iith street and PeinS yana avenue north
DECEMBER, 1883. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. all tie
rl9t title claim and interest Of the defendant in aud
to the following ed property. wit: Car
e1ce Carrlagc one Coupe ard one Conpette blue lined
70 satisfy execution No 2479 1T law III favor of Eliza
beth B. Smith ct al against Charles H. Earl defendant
CLAI TON MCNICHAEL.
United States Marshal.
1dOMAS DOWLIN6 Auctloneer. dl8-9t
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AUCTION SALES.
T1HoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.

FT,HoMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
MAXTEL AND PIER MIRRORS: 10 SUITS VERY
SEPARATE PIECES OF PARLOR FURNITURE:
WALNUT AND PAINTED CHAMBER SETS;
ExTTNs1ON D1SiNG-TABiEs: HASDsoME
DINING CHAIRS; LARGE NUMBER OF NEW
AsNP SSkG2aS l sIovES 4 MN 6 ANp
Abotr 200 oThaR SEPARATE PIECES IL f
ONE CRATE Asso aEf2i STONE CHINA
HORSES coUPEs. CARRIAGES, BUaG1Es. &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER TWEEN
TY-SECOND. 1893 at TEN O'CLOCK within and in
rno .s gods rnoMAs 5SfT
d29-N AuctioEeer.
yJNHoAAS BOWLING. Aucueneer.
POSITIVE SALE
NESS, ROBES AND WHIP, AT AGCTiON
1888. at TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front Of my Auction
Rooms shall sell the above Turnout Can be seen at
Carks stables l124 street. where trial and inforIna
d2O-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
Ne Horse and Carriage Bazaar
e3s-940 Louisiana avenue
TY.SECOND. 1883. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
will sell IN the Bazarr-
2 Heavy Drarlght Mules
=. Heavy Wagon and Harness.
the property Of the Southern Telegraph Company Sale
peremptory.
About 20 head Horses and Mares,
d2O-2t s. BENsINGER. Auctoneer.
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WEI DE MEIER.

WEI DE MEIER.
1t is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH CURE the only treatment that win absolute
~ cure Catarrh-fresh or chronic Tt IL marvel Rev.
p Fries Cairo N.Y. ut restored me to the pulpit,
Rev. George E. Refs, coblev1le n T." Zone boz radi.
cally cured me- Rev. c. 3. Taylor 40 Noble street.
Brooklyn" "A perfect after 80 years suffering J.
D. Mcdonald, TO Broadway. n T." &C. &c. Thousands
Of testimonials received from all parts Of the world
Delivered, Sl00. DR.. Wei De Meyers TREATISE"
with statements by the cured mailed free D. B. Dewey
4 Co.. 1872 Fulton street, Z. d1satth.39
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The FEiyham Murder Fr;aL

WATERFOWL, NY, Dec 20-In the Eigham MUIR
der trial the prosecution closed its case this fore
noon. W; F. Porter opened for the defense 1t is
believed that the prosecution made The strongest
case possible. The court room and halls arc crowd
ed with men and women. The defense is justidable
homicide
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Alexandria Affairs,
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

RAILROAD OFFICERS EIECrFp.-Thp Midland rail-
road company, the opening of whose annual meet
Ing here was mentioned IN The STAR Yesterday.
elected the following officers YESTERDAY afternoon:
Hon. John :. Barbour, president: W. l.. Clyde Geo.
:. Scott. Calvin \ Brice. q. +. Baker. A H. Shel-
herd. J. A. Garland. \. j. C2pr0l. r. A. Coghiil. C.
VI. Blackford, W. III. Payne. j. T. Lovell, a = BIl-
ford james BRYAN aud A. J. CaprDn. directors.
Eight OF the directors are from New \ yk one IRON
Baltimore. twof-olD Richmond and SIX from other
parts OF virginia The annual report showed that
the gross earnings OF the road were 81 TOD. 04,
ana the total operating expenses sg6.19l07. There
was an increase OF s6 20igI III the net operations
the road The number OF passengers Increased
22.9i2, and the tonmes OF freight hauled IL ,O.s-
40I There remains after paving all the accrued
1ntere' on the first six series OF bonds and paving
about $4,000 TO construction and equiprnenr over
$l0O01. 10 be devoted to the payment OF Interest on
the Income bonds, due last july, which Will be- paid
on the first OF January The most salient feature II
interest TO the people Of Alexandria In President
u lrbourS report Is his recommendation OF aid to
the proposed grain-eievator here
POLICE REPoRT.-EdwardM Meade, arrested by OIL
GERS Thomas Hayes and Arnold charged with beat
Ing his wife, Is held at the sation-house this MORN
Ing. AT the last mayors court Dennis Gaines WAS
lined $ for trespasS upon the yard OF Mr.. c. Wells.
REPORTERS NoTEs.-Mr. j. I. sweeney, or the 9TH
ward. Is Ill OF peuriSv.-The tug and barge which
runs between Alexandria and Shepherd has become
the joint property OF the Virginia Midland and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad companies
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AWARDED TO WASHINGTON FIRM.-Willett &
Libbey, Of this city, have been awarded the con-
tract for supplying timber for use in the repairs Of
the Treasury building for the current year.
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Strike of Railroad Laborers.

READING, Pa, Dec. 20-The railroad laborers EN-
ployed by the contractor on the new railroad at
Cornwall, near Lebanon, have struck, on account
OF reduction In wages from $3.50 to $3.50 per day.
WORK has been suspended until other men can be
engaged at the reduced fiirnreS
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NaRYSgED.

HOLL-PENDfErOS. Wednesday December Igth
1875 AZ J. M az the As'nl son church by the Rev Or
LII x, II GENE A. HOII. of New Aork city, TO
loE lisa " l'ENDLE1ON, Of 9-rtford Conn. IHsrt-
ford papers please oopy.i
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Telegrapl,ic Briefs.

Nearly all the iron mills in Pfttsburg are making
arrangements for tue usual shut down during the
holidays.
A fire this morning in a building on Portland
street, Boston. occupied by H. $ Polsey. confec-
TONER, and several other firms, caused loss OF
$4,000; insurance, $1,000
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"A health and regular habits When the body feels
heavy and langlid aud the mind works slueeishly
All RS CATHAETIc PILLS Will wonderfully assist
to recovery OF physical buoyancy and mental yieor
The constipated should use them
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers
ART EXHIBITION
UNLIMITED SAL BY AUCTION.
THE WORKS OF
MR.. CHARLES ARMOR,
COMPRISING ABOUT SIXTY VALUABLE PAINT
1NGS INCLUDING MANY CHOICE SUB
JEC LANDSCAPES. MARINE,
FIGURE and FRUIT PIECES.
is unnecessary to rfer fully to Mr. Arrnor's
works for the best and only reasonat his exc ctton
Is or has been seldom aSsed and his equals are
IL nlunber, III which all cTitQues and cOnnoissellrs
arcs Fisi. to the exhibition will without doubt war
raEt your presellce at the sale
SALE PROMPT
EIGHT PM, THURSDAY. DECEMBER TWENTIETH
AT
ART ROOMS,
1908 Pennsylvania Avenue
Ready for insI'e cton Wednesday and iay Of sale
diff WALTER 3. WILLIAMS K co Arcts
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TNHE CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAK
bathing. Is for oaloSt
CHA2 TISHEUA
e2S It'll street northwest
Lady 4ntEunA m
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CONTRACTS AwARDED.-The Chicago Globe Iron
works has been awarded the contracts for construc-
ting iron partitions In the silver storage vaults at
the Chicago and Philadelphia treasures
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NO OTHER MEDICINE HAS WON FOR ITSELF
~ such universal appreciation in own city, state
and country and among all people, AYERS SARSA-
PARILLA- Ii is the best combination of vegetable
blood purifiers. with the Ioiide Of Potassium aud Iron
ever offered TO the public d10
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A LoNG-LIvED FAMILy.-Mrs. Eliza Stabler died
on Tuesday, of old age, at her residence Sandy
Spring. Montgomery county, in the eighty-first
died last February, aged eighty-one years. They
were married over sixty Years ago I'm the same
house In which they died. living there ever after
wards. Mrs Stabler was the daughter OF Vim
Thomas, who lived in the neighborhood OF Sandy
Spring, and was one OF the early settlers OF Mary
land. Mr.. VIM. H. Staber was brother Of Mr.
Edward Stabler, who was postmaster al Sandy
Spring for half century, and died last September
aged eighty-nine years. Another brother Caleb
Stabler, died last October, aged eighIy-siX years
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THE DEATH Of ex-Gov. Ralph P. Lowe, Of Iowa, is
hO1lrly expected.
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TEE WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
for mailing; price, three cents per copy. It is
large eight-page paper, of fifty-six columns, cut
pasted and folded, and VIII be sent anywhere in
the United states and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar q year.
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P1Axos
ChckeriBr Square very fine. ROsewoOd<-<=ssS1-1eS7s
Case, Carved Legs, Modern improvements n I / I
S315. Cash.
Chickering square Excellent Condition. AL Noder
improvements S2l5 Cash.
VIM knabe & Co. Large. Handsome Case Beautiful
instrument. Modern improvements. $50 Cash
New Pianos and Organs at all prices
JOHN F FILLS & co,
dl91w 937 PENN AVE. near 10Th Street
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
10 Foa HouDAys,

10 Eoa Ho1IDArs,
CANDIES. CANDIES >. CANDIES -
Great Reducticrsat
sHARPLrss PHILADELPHIA CANDY FACTORY.
Fine Mixed Candy. &c per lb-: 5 lbs. 81
F.re French Mixture. 2Dc. per 10 lbs 81
P1Ire American Mixture, l5c per ID 81 lbs. 81.
Broken Candy l5c. perlb.: los. 81.
Full assortment Of NsElIard / vhtmar's Connections
AID Imported French Fruits, GCc- Ier ID.
Great rsdu, lions 10 Churches. Sunday schools. &c.
Parties clubbing osether and buying in quantities
esu la-e their orders filed promptly aud -ices that
canaot De eIu2ed
Bliug Your orders I: Is possible