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CHARLES DICKENS on HORsBs-I object to
the personal appearance of the horse L pro-
test against the conventional idea of beauty as
attached ~ that animal. l think his nose too
long, his forehead too low and his legs (except
in the case of the cart-horse) ridiculously tn n
by COMPARISON with the size Of his body Again,
considering how big an animal he is, L object to
the contemplate delicacy of his constitution.
Is he not the sicklest creature in creation? does
any child catch cold as easily as a horse! Does
he not sprain his fetlock, for all his appearance
Of superior strength as easily as l sprained my
ancle? Furthermore, to take him from another
point of view, what a helpless wretch he il ?
No fine lady requires more constant waiting-on
than a horse. Other animals can make their
own toilette; he must have n groom. You will
tell me that this is because we want to make
his coat artifcially glossy. Glossy Come
home with me, and see my cat-my clever eat,
who can groom herself, Look at your own
dog see how the intelligent creature curry
comts himself with own honest teeth Then,
again, what fool the horse is-what q poor
nervous fool? lie will start at pieces of white
paper In the road as if il was lion. His one
idea, when he hears noise he Is not accustomed
to, Is to run away from il. What do you say to
these two common instances of the sense and
courage OF this absurdly overpraised animal, l
might multiply them to two hundred. if chose
to exert my mind and waste my breath, which I
can never do. Iprefcr coming at once to nv last
charge against the horse, which is the most seri.
Gus Of all because it affects his moral character
accuse him boldly in his capacity of servant 70
man, Of slyness and treachery. brand him
publicly, no matter bow mild he may look abou
tbe eyes, or how sleek he may be about the
co A. as u systematic betrayer, whenever he
can get the chance Of the confidence reposed in
him
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JoHN BOLIvAR's VISIT To APHaENoLoGIcAL
MUsEUM.-The Saturday Evening Gazette has
New York correspondent who beats Doesticks
In humor and the knack of playing upon
words. The following is extracted from his
last letter:
"It's a free institution-flled with dead
heads. Professor wished to feel Of nv head
Told Inc to uncover. Told him to feel of it with
my hat on. The hat was felt then took il
OIL. He examined my wig. Said he knew there
was something in my head--I was full of life
lilo dwelt long time on bump caused by the
sidewalk falling against it while was taking
my room mate home from a primary election
room mate was rery drunk on that occasion.
lie thought he was taking me home. had an
awful headache next morning. / felt dragged
OUT Professor said argebumps denoted treat
inquisitiveness. Said had a searching mind
Told me to search if had quarter in my
pocket Called that experimental phrenoloyy
Professor-after l had mentioned my name
conducted me around the museum. Showed
me all the heads. Some were plaster casts
Said they cast lots Told him L was opposed
to gambling. (He looked bswildered.) Showed
me the skull of Mulligan. MulIigan was an
acrobat. Made his last appearance on a tight
rope at the City Prison for the benefit of the
public. Broke his neck in the performance
Next, showed me the skulls Of men killed in
wars. Professor observed as curious fact that
,uocc SIAM IN pattie we're generally aged
having balled heads. In the next row was the
skull of Il boatman; il was not for sale it locke
ordinary. Poor fellow he has run his race
We next paid our attentions to the females
They were seemingly old maids-being laid on
the shelf in tiers. l couldn't tell them from
the heads Of the males. Professor said thew
had little more jaw. He did not speak of
their sighs. As l was about departing no.
ticed a curious shaped skull. took it UP, ex-
claiming how wonderfully and fearfully are
we made y Put that down, said the Profess
sor; 1T belongs to me-" 1t was marked
'BabOon'"
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I ORD BYRON,s WORKS. vols Mnrra,,s

ORD BSRON'S WORKS, o vols, MURRAY 3
IL London edition. In purple calf binding.
knlStts Pictorial Shakespeare, 9 vols, octave,
London. green calf
The Stafford Shakespeare. 10 vols, London. In
oak cases.
The Cabinet Shakespeare, 1s vols. London cloth
gait.
British Poets. vols London, half calf.
Roses Biographical Dictionary, Il vols, London,
full orlf.
Rollins Ancient History, vols. London, many
maps, IN half calf. -. -.-,' -
Burnet,s Histories. 8 VOLS, Londou, half calf
Dean Swlfts Works, Roscoe's edition. z vols
London, half calf. =
Whewell's History of the Inductlve Sciences, s
vols, London, fu calf.
Bulwer's Novels, ~ vols, London, green calf
And many other standard works IN fine bindings
imported from London, BY
d 3l FRANCK TAYLOR
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-For Perfumsd Breath. White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm Of
loo Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
:. Woodland Cream" new pon.ade it causes gem
each. w p. FErRIpeE Co,
ProprletOTs. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR d MAURY, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th at. Pa. avenue. nl7
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Georgetown Advertisements.
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.

JOHN H. SMoor, No. ll9 Bridge street, George
town, D. c., has received, and offers very cheap fo
Cash. good assortment of fancy and useful artI
ces, suitable for Christmas New Years pres.
ents. VIE:
Fancy and black Silks, very cheap
Shawls, Scarfs, and Cloaks
Itch worked Collars and sets .
Hem stItched embroidered and plain linen cam
brio Handkerchief
Best Paris Md Gloves. all Nos.
RJch printed DE. and Merino Pldids
MeTino Plaids, Union, Is and Sic.
A large lot DeLaines, ISi sud $50. ....
Gents Soarfs, Ties, and Cravsts
Gloves Of every kind
Silk white white and celored bordered linen cambria
Children's WOosn Circulars. Hoods and CD
ters - ---". =
Gents and Boys scarfs and Comforts
Mernos and Silk Vestings. 80.
With great many other desirable articles that
would be suitable for present.
d l8-u J.H SMOOT
LIME ALES.-We respectfully announce TO our
l. friends and the pubic that We have at last suo
ceeded IN having o isrse quantity of ALES Of vari-
ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we
will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vaIi
ETY. that was ever offered In this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
by app, ing To us for either OF the following brands
VIE. Ksnnett, Burton Xxx Pale, India Pale Phil
adephia and X. We also have fns article of
Brown stout and y Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, given to our drivers. will be
attended TO. Army Il SHINN.
Union BottIing Depot, 81 Green street,
d l7-d ..... GeorEetowp, ID. e.
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Dancing.
NAN Nc AGA De NJ i

n y Il = 4 u Il M 4
Mr.. Il T.. GASZfNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor 70 announce TO the Ladies and Gen. ~
tlenen of Washington and GEORGETOWN that q
he will re open his Glasses for Dancing IN ffA
Washington on Friday, the 9th Of October. 81 IN,
from O'Clock ?. m.; for Ladies and gentlemen.
from clock D. IN. Georgetown-on Wedne sday
the 9TH of October at Miss Narrower Ladies Som
inary, from o'clock p. w.
For terms and particulars application can he msde
st Mr.. G.s residence, 4H E street, between 9Th and
10th streets. Sc l2-om
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr Tracy DeIorme. great
curer of Consumption, for several years so bad
y yafilcted by dyspepsia that for part Of the time
he was confined to his bed II was eventually cured
By prescription furnished him by young olaIrvoy-
ant glrl This prescription, given by a mere child
while IN state of trance, has cured every body who
as sure In cases of fits as of dyspepsia. The lngre
dients may be found in any drug store. l will send
this valuable prescription to any person the
eeIPt OF 9 stamp, TO prepay postage. ADDRESS DR..
Traoy Deorme, New York Post Office.
20 2m
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" young naval officer, when asked what
period OF the battle was the most appalling,
replicd-"The few hushed moments when they
sprinkle the deck with sand, to drink the
human blood as yet unshed"
This reminds US of story We heard in
connection with the battle Of Bladensburz A
commander bad placed his vaIOrous company
in position, and he and they grimly awaited tine
British to win fame out of them Unfortunately Y
he gave the command in hearing Of his soldiers,
10 have men provided with blankets on hand, !,
ready % carry OF the wounded. In q fe y min
utes his soldiers were over the bills and far
sway.-Fe. Smttnsl.l
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II DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OYyIcE No. lsS PENNSYLVANIA AvKSBE. Up1
Th.tt dOors from lfsk Sfrttt. ho


-t3s BAILY bel. leave to inform the ppbho tha, ne
He feels assured tst an experience Of itsen years.
prsctioe with the srge number o PATIENTS and great
fully, will enable him 20 surmount any difhcuI,y.
scientific or otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His
eminent IN the pTofs fssson. and especially Drs HsTris
9Gd s9d J. ri a. - Fsim has eG hE gns sse to e.
al Enamsls, Gutta Perci.. IDdIs EGbber, and c.
Tsets aSt s f"Tees s mounted M on Ss P
rs the Cniy relabse substance that be IN tae
hmegias,i Dental CouvaStlon. " mt 'aS'
Although he hat,eIs hInsclt lTnm his long resi-
tr yrn TO his numerous friends :nd patrons ne Sess
leave TO refer them 20 the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church OF E,iphkny Of
DIR. STEPHEN B,nT: Dear sir-I desire 10 express
you Superior dentist. Z he operations executed
@I s s @ my ass Ss
public tEst Jour skill soWsll deserves
Washington Aug. #. lsss: yours ySW .FRIhNcH. fFEfRIhNc
From one of the oidss, frms an Baltimore. Msssrs.
Having ern,loy ed DR.. steFhsn Baily, Surgeon Den
nj acS Of Ss6 G6 ss a. Did 70
entire satisfaction, and M view Of the tact that
COLLEGE OF BaitImore Piled alter rereated trails 10
perform the same work satisfactorily. it gives me
kisd estimation of h1s profest.oIai si,li. SA1
BsItlmore. Jan. II. is57. HARMANN Bo66s.
Extract from note received from the late Hon Joan
NJ, Ciarton.
". u SENlry. Eur. %, lese-
So, me ndiS Eth yos made T.. s yssk 1dairao moth
To those that sset resf from the rsls1le. Of tae
te 18th, choelfsGy recommend DIR. Z. HaJiJ
superior Dentist; he made set Of pofoctseu teeth
for of sy taEiy, tpd plugged seceTsl teeth for
sS Rs;S y .n' th' 0'k . KoaEET q siS Kos.
OF the Va. Conf OF the NJ. L. Churoh soutA.
Asrl le, ls5s. .
We, the undersigned, having bad occasion 90 Avail
ourselves Of the professional skln OF DR. .. Baly.
Surgeon Dentist OF this city, or having been ycSni1
ant Of his coestlcns oar ftIEios OF fepds, take
pressure III expTessinS adreIon OF hIs artistic
sklH well Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most dehcatc and d1cut
operations In Dental Surgery ard respectfully re-
commend hrv ta the confidence Snd pSrrcrsre OF the
public. OF " uiloh We consIdeT emlnentif vUrthy.
TgCMAs 4. WALTER, Architect L. {. CaPitQ.
1HosAs MuLEE, M. b.. Of washington, b. Q.
e. &. BoBRFR M. ID. of GeugetOvn, u, c.
rs. IISccIv, 81. T.. Of NyeEhingtcn. ID. c,
Jos. n. BRADLEY, of Washington, u. C..
GEOR0E WALTON, TX Governor Of Florida
WALTER LKNoK, EK Mayor of Washington.
HsNkY BALDWIN, l.. ). Patent Once,
&C. WIsHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
febe0 If
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LAM IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
In favor ofthe Consumption Destroy err also Of Its
efficacy Ia relieving bronchial dsease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and sais, and
is composed of roots and herbs procured from the
nicely enveoped in my circulars, where my plaee Of
residence Is seen.
The extract OF flower cal ed the A pha Ointment
G Stotts; the Syrup is at several other places on
PennsJ wanna avenue. az well Georg etown. at
Mr.: Newman's on Bridge street. In Alex ndria at
Ledbetters. In Baltimore, at Hance's, IOs Balti-
more street. diff
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Jrsr SAVED HlNsELF.-A pious old gentle
man, one Of the salt Of the earth sort, went ont
into the field to catch a mare that was wont 10
bear him 70 town. lie moved on the most an
proved mode lie shook a measure of corn at
her; TO deiude her into the belief that she was
glad " get it; but she was not to be deceived
by any such speciOus act. She would come
Ligh, and then dash of again, until the good
man was frstted very badly. At last, he got
her in a corner among some brisrs, and made a
dash at her, when she bounded over the wall.
and left him sprawlng among the bushes. Ills
Christian fortitude gave way at this, and gath
ering himself, hs cried, 't0h hell. The
ejaculation passed bis lips before he thought
but Immediately conscious Of its wickedness,
he said lelujab," and translated the pro-
fame word into note Of triumph.-BoStOn
EUsstRg Gazette.
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ID D'IVERNOIS' HOTEL,
Il A. AVENUE, betW cen nth ard 18th si

WASHINGTON. 10. c.
Tins establishment 10 newly furnish cd and
rauged on the most modern md improved principle,
with private apartments. nc.
p The Bar is supplied with the choicest Of
Wine. aud Liquors.
Game and other delicaclss in season.
Hot ami Cod Lunch from "a O'clock q. m. until
u-sF
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r FEW DAYS INWAsRINGToN
LEFICACIOUS CURE FOR
BUNIoNs,

EEs55tkkakASl9Sttsg s5k 9tgS otkE ia EEff6RfSSr0S' foE
BUNIoNs,
SOFT CoRNSS,
Wifhont Cutting or Causing the Slightest
Patn--by
ID r. &C l. LOS r.
F, EFgrsson Ghr"p9fst to the pTnelps soverelsns IN
ladies' and gentlemen of Washington and It's en-
ylr9ns that HE WILL STAY HERE ONLY FKw p,Ys,
ss
troublesome 1OE-NAILs. Gil Of which. however
long standing or bad. he guarantees 10 sfectuaIIy
and reTmdnsnhy cure IN few moments. without
the slightest pam or Inconvenience, either during
their removal or afterwards
N. b. Ofioe-:224 Fstrset, bstpeen I+th aud 18th
streets, nsay the Treasury DepnItusnt. Ofice
viii visit ladies' at their own residence by giving
~ The following testimonials are similar to the
thousands In the Doctors possession:
FROM II. M the King Of Baroria
Mr.. Schosser hiss operated on H. Majesty's feet
w,ih VT great ss,l and without the least pam Cetti
Eom H. Imp. Hishxess, the Prince Jerome Ma
Nr. schlos.er's ma estTs,t aes cors aroe be.ucoup
JEROME NAPOLEON.
From William Rice. Proprietor Of the P.nmsyI-
Mr.. Sohlosser has extracted two corns from my
feet whoh were extremely painful for many pears.
The extraordinary ease with which he operated is
remarkable, and cheerfully recommend him to all
who are troubled with oorns as the only person 4
oaly and without pain. WM. RICE
PhIlade phsa, Sept. q, 1857.
Eom Pievcs Butler, Esq.
DR.. Schosser has extracted a number of coras
from my feet with great skill and without pain.
PIERCE BUTLER.
Phiadelpha, Nov. 9, ISS7.
From Dr.. S. N. Landis. PhysiciaH 10 the Civ
Water Cure InStttEfs 1T Paiiadstrhid.
DR.. SchOsseT has extracted. without pain oI tore
ness, eight very painful COINS IN a few minutes.
would advise my friends and the pubic generally Ia
go to MIR. Schlosser and have themselves relieved
OF these toe tormentors.
6. Al. lands, NJ. ID.
Thousands Of oftestimonials from the United States,
and ais from Royalty, Mobility, and medical men
from Europe c1n he seen at the Doctors Ofce. "a
+ SfT'r. betreen l4:h and 18Th streets, near the
Treasury ep0rtrenf.
ONLY Few Dave IN WASHINGTON.
dc4-lm
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II 4 U " n . = f Z 7 Il F. 3 q F + +
- 54 ID STREET.
AdJo,Hins The States Printing OHos.
The subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and Ohi" and Washington Branch Railroad, has
opsnet an office, nj the above pace for the accom-
medallion Of the pubic, where orders can he lelt u
the use OF Wagons TO convey Baggage or Packages
to and from Railroad Depot Steamboats,, &C.. or Tor
removal To any point ia this City or Georg etown.
ortce open from O'Clock IN. TO 10 o'c Uck D. m,
daily, except Snnds, TO ~ O'Clock M, 'clook
To 10 2. IN JOHN NJ. MoCLTNTGCK
Baggage Agent Baltimore and OHIO railroad
N B B-PersoDs coming to Washington or soIng to
they Will stop, by giving up their checks To nv
agents on the cars Will have their baggage taken
care OF at this uf.ce, at Baltimore ofics No n
Sharp street, and no extra charge. d 10
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he has remov- -S6r
ed his BOOT ANDSHOE ESTABLISH
MEST to No. 33 Pennsy lvaria avenue, "
south side, and BIne doors east of his former ~
place of business, where may be found very gene
raj and select assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES,
and CATERS. for aides, Gentlemen and ChII-
OF material AID workmanship. compare favorab!y
with those OF the best establishments
All goods made by or bought of the subscriber
may be relied upon being. in sill cases. exactly as
represented, tn which ho would most respectfully
call the attention Of those want of good articles
The subscriber takes this opportunity Of return
Ing his sincere thanks to his friends and the public
IN general for he very beI patronage gwen hun
for the past hye years; and promise, return for
the sae and for that which may hsrea fter ba given
him. renewed ehOItsfO give that satIs faction which
is much desired in our business.
J. X. MORGAN, 3U3 Pa avenue,
O-eOimf south sIde bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

Al. L0pMlS, NJ. D., the inventor and pstentee Of
"Le9miS HissraG Plate Teeth" !" having
successfully IutrosG Ged hls Improvement InSpSSSS
various cites, hss now permanently estab- -~@11&S
lisl.ed himfoif m Washington.
This improvements for Sets Of Teeth consists en- ef-
y making set of but tine piece of material. and
that indestructIble mperal. No metal G used IN
their construction a1d tEey therefore Tree from
gavanic action end metallic taste. There are no
Joints 10 become filed with moisture PARTICLES 81
food. hence they are psrs asd clean. They are
lighter, stronger, clumsy, tar more durable. ond
pkuIal an their APPEARANCE. ] wIll give reward
One Thousand Dollars TO any one who vii ~ oduce .
finll3J wOtk OF art 10 eQua mine purity, besuty
Durability, artistic excellence any other requisite
quality.
All work res ponsbly warranted.
2B Penna. avenue, between llth and lsth streets.
IS-ly
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
Parties or persons having adv vertised for sale
an "UNEXPLOSlVE GAS" which 10 no.
thing but the well known ETHEREAL OIL" therefore
l deem II necessary to caution consumers for their
safety. that the only genuine article is known as
"ReintzePs non EXPLOSIVE, Burning Fluid" and is
of tn and streets, he being the sole possesg
Columbia.
Oc Il -eO3m FIR STTTZ
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Vocal and Instrumental Music.

WEBER'S
" Il X A T r ID COTILLOS B ID
take pleasure IN announcing TO the public that 10
they are prepared TO furnish first clsss PAR tE$
TIES and BALLS with MUSIC for the com SRx
Ing season.
The latest and most Fashionable Quadrilles,
Watzes. Polkas. Schottlshes, Gailops, MazuTkas
and RedOwas have been rshearsed, and aiso the
original Lancers Qusdrilles. which are performed
by th,s Band Only, with great success.
orders lett at the music store of Mr.. Metz
~ At Mr. GautIer's Conf. stloneTy. also, at 4.
WebeIs residence, No. $50 seventh street, between
ton.
d2e-lm LOUIS WEBER. Leader.
NJ MUSICAL CARD.
vIR. GEORGE M. ARTH, leader Of Arth's
Brass and string Band, begs leave to announce ~
to his trends of Washington, Georgetown. .Asf&
and AiexandIIa, that he ls now prepared to SSI1
furnish MUSIC for Balls, Private Parties. Parades,
Solrees, &c. From one to any number Of M usicians
To be had at the shortest notice.
Orders can be left at tho Musical Dcpots of John
r. Ellis or w. g. Metzerott, or at has TesIden
corner 9Th and g streets. Navy Yard. 2o- 3mt
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Dentistry, &c.

Dr. r. FINLEY HUNT nry,,sr-
No $40 Peansylvsnia asenne. k
VIII psrfo m ali operations belongIns 90 hls ~-4lo
profession az hIs old established ofaoe. above.
IAN
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NEW MUSIC rsceved semi-veekly; Music or
dered from and sent To any gsrt OF the conntr,
SIS Pa. avenue, between 9Th and imh streess;
dS0 TOHS Z, kills,
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NNN. F. BAYLY.
w Wholesale and Retail Dealer
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY,
No. S79 Pa. drspse,
Offers TO the pubiIn. az 'educed prices, iull and
complete assortment Of
Writing and Letter Papers.
English and American Note Papers.
FTesch Ensmeiied and Bristol Board Writing Cards
" eddlns and Business Envelopes
Extra hue Knives. Scissors and Razors.
Fancy ard Plain Playing Cards.
Desks and Work boxes. Backgammon Boards.
Chess Men, Checkers, Games.
Gold Pens, Pencils. Card Gases, q c.. &c.
da ff Inf al easftl
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,NISCE MEAT!-MlNCE MEAT.
W We have supply Of Domestic Mihce Meat
KING d BURCHELI.,
d3 corKr 18th street aud Vermont avenue.
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l AIDES FURS! LADIES' FURSm
L.
The following is a list of prices of FURS CON
signed me on cOIlmlss on from Fur COMPANY IN
New York. to be sold at New York wholesale
prices
Sets Rock Marten Victorines and half Gapss
from S $40 to 1000
Sets r Frenoh Sable half and three quarter
Capes ..-... 70' to IA 20
SETS DO. Manlas and Cloaks l6 90 to $3.50
sets / Itch cfOrines aud Hall CRpes 1890 to S9U
sets stone Matten NlctOrlnes. :l7pG To 22r0
Sets Mink Sable Notorlnes and Half
CaPss 900 to Is 90
Sets Mink Sable Three fourth and Full
Capes; ,s5yoO to $500
Sets Siberian Squirrel Mantillas and
Cloaks rs % to snOo
sets Huison Bay sable Half Capes. 800 to $500
Sets do do do Three-fourth. 10000
misses siberian square Capes. 81 to $50
Misses imitation ErnlDe Capes ........ 2!S to $50
Gentlemens' L ur Collars and Gloves -. 80 TO 5O0
Hudson Ba, Sable. Mink. Fitch French
Sable and other Mufs, at prices from 500 70 $500
Is. H. STINEMETZ,
S6 Pa. avenue, near 18th street,
d8 next door to Madame Delarue