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PROPOSALS FOR OATS.
HEAp9'n.DnJnIcI IsDIAs T.a.iIoRr,

HBLDQ rs DISTRICT IEDfLS TBRRifoRr,)
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrBRnAsrER, }
foEr GIBsoS, 9; NJ, March q. lss;
Proposals In duplicate will be received at the
once Of the nndersiEnsd at Fort Gibson, 9. n. /,
p rn,il so,elsek p: M. Nay !. lsss, At whish YIN.
ouarternas!eI,s Department. delivered At Fort
Arbuekle, @. N,
5000 bushels Oats.
The requirements AID formslitiss usual II con
tracing for Government supplies will be e1aeted
Of all bidders, and all to whom any contract may
be awarded In the present case,
Delivery to commence as early a. Juse, ]. 1903,
and - be supplied At the rate Of not less thal 900
bushels per month until the contract Is illed.
by authority Of Brevet Major H. Bryant, Y. q.
A.. commanding District Indian Territory,
A. s, KIhBlLL,
Captain and A. q, M, U. T. A.
ape-@ Chisf QuArtermaster, District l. +,
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PROPOSALS. FOR FORAGE.
OYYIcE ssrERyIsIso orARrEnNAsrsl. !
sgl.DIsrhICr OF TIE kIs 0kLHII, J

OFFICE sgrBRvIsIHa ouARrEREAsral,)
sgs-DIsrhIcr OF TEE RE dRLHsI,
BkowEsvILLE, TEIAs, Feb. l, 1865.
Sealed proposals will be received at this s&es
until "WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of April. 1853. az ii
: s,sissk a pii fOr sue. Sul.tisie. d OATS,
public animals at the following named psints 10
Sub District for the six months endag October 81,
1883, viz: Brownsyille. RingEold Barracks, aad
Laredo. Texas
Oats and Corr q best .aliLy sad :. 30 delivered
orence will be given 70 baled Hay. All 10 be
subject 10 Inspection. Delivery to commence with
In 30 days after the approval Of the contract, had
notice given TO the contractor.
Proposals. 10 be In triplieate, with espy Of the
Mes, whs will signify. By endorsement thereos,
their willingness to become responsible fer the
fAithfsl performance Of the contract
All proposals will be submitted 10 The Chief
ouarterssstor Of the District fer approval asa
award,
The 0sysrnnsnt reserves the right 10 reject say
or all bids. or any part 81 bid. 49,,
rSr.s., and sa S g the snPsIvi.ins Quar-:
BY order Of Brevet Major General McCe.t.
First y IN infsuer. n D, NJ and A. 4. an.
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ABOLISH
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrRD STATES PArEsr OIIIca,

~ UsIrRD srArRs PATRsr OPyIcs,
WAsHIsaros. April 4. 1865.
Ga 4, petition Of lIEshI ogreAir, Of Whining;
Ersated to him the lith day OF July, 1854, for an
Improvement In Mode Of Consixpetins Metalli:
said patent, which takes place on the nth day
ordered that q. ,sLd petition be heard the
Patent once on MONDAY, tho 22d day OF June
Aext At IL o'clock, M and all persons are notified
20 sp Bs, and ,a9w any they have why
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
ale IN the Patent once their objections, specially
.et forth IN writing. at least tioenty days before
party. to, DO used Il ths said hearing. must Be
taken and transmitted In accordance with the
rules Of the ofce. which will DO furnished on ap-
plicatiOn.
,pony, must 30 hled In the oaiee tiesntg days
before the day Of hearing the atguments, IN any
within ten days after aling Of the Testimony
Ordered, also. thai ~. a9tjss be published In
ton, D, q. and In the Epsnfag dhronieIs, Cineia-
the hrst Of said publications to DO at least sixty
days previous to tho day OF hearing;,
apiO.Fsw Acting Commissioner Of Psteni..
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND PAVING
L THE CARRIA0EWAY OF NINTH STREET
WEST, IRON THE NORTH SIDE OF Q
ssTTKRkEEETN 96SH5 TO THE SOUTH Side OF II
Proposals will BE- received 81 the Msysr,s once,
City Hall, until u o'clock n. e. WEDNESDAY,
the 18th instant, for grading and payilg The car
riagewsy OF Ninth street west, frsn @ . streets
north, with stone similar 10 that used In street
lsrth the stone to be not ever eight or less thaa
70 Ne laid on bed Of gravel net less thas eight
sharp sand before paving. aad 70 be yell ra.med
fore the last Ismnpe, The surplus s.rth . be ds.
Ward ComnissioneI may direct. and the contractor
feet length fer the full Width street eIpssed
for inspection. which will be we'll puddled by the
Ward Commissioner, without expense 70 the con
tractor.
lag cutter stone not less than three feet In leagth
and twelve inches In width, and 70 be paid fer ~
assessment on the property bordering thereon.
All old materials to be the property Of the Corpor-
alton, and to be deposited In such locality the
Ward Commissioner may direct,
Bidders will state price per cubis yard fer grad
lag, and per square yard for paving, including the
gravel and sand required per foot for the gutter
stone,
No bid will be received from sthers than practical
any or all bids WIN, FORSYTH,
ap5-td Sup't and Inspector, DO.
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nk1-il

Mayors OFFICE .,,,,s,o,, I,,,,. 4, ,sss
until " . elsek m, "a WEDNESDAY, 18Th last,
for Iradipg Q street nsrth. fron the west side 81
order.
Bidders will state the price Per cubic yard fer
grading, aAd but price 10 be paid fer sl'sg or
hlling that which neAssres the nest.
The right 10 reserved 10 reject aly or all bids.
j. VoNDlRLBHR,
spo.N Commissioner secsnd Ward.
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HEAD Qns SCB-DIsTRIcr OF ALABAMA, |
MONTGOMERY, ALA, April T. 1858.
GcHsyai Orders, No. II.
/. The outrsges against life. tho psaco and
good order of the community, in this sub dis
trict, Perpetrated by a band disguised with
masks, and ,tyling itself the "Ku.Klux Khan, I"
constitute a public evil: II Is therefore or.
dered that the various sherids, mayors, mar.
shlls, magistrates, constables, chiefs Of police,
md police will be held accountable by the
post commanders, over their respective dis
trcts, for the suppression of the ubiquitous
organization, and the apprehension Of its
members whenever found.
When apprehensions are made, and the
Code Of Alabama Is silent on the sahj oct Of
tho offences for which charged, tho pri.oners
will be turned over to tho commander OF the
proper military post, with written ststtm.nt
Of the offence, giving dates, places, and wit
nosses, with view to trial by military COM
mission.
1t should be duly considered that tho code
Of Alabama derives its vitality from the com.
handing general Of the Sd military district,
agreeabiy to tho "acts Of Congress-" and
when there happens to be u seeming difference
between 1t and the military orders issued
direct from his headquarters, the latter are
ruled as paramount.
II. All placards and newspaper cards of tho
"ku. klux Klsn" are prohibited, and igno.
rance Of their existence will not DO held as an
adequate excuse, it being the business Of the
civil aud military officers to know what apper.
tains to their duties. Citizens, not holding
Office, likewise, will not DO held guiltless.
Further outrages will be viewed De evidence
OF noglect Of duty.
by order of Colonel and Breyst Brigadier
General o. L. Shepherd.
W. 7. HARrz.
Byt, Mal. U. s. A., A. A A. @,
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IMPATIENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UEIrED STATES PArnSTO ysIsl

WARRINGTON, March %, 1853.
On the petition Of WAlREI SHAW aAd PAALpy
2. dhREN, ofwsles; M.s.aehasstts, EPrsyins K:
day OF June, 1854, for an mprov In Tenterlng
Cloth, for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent, which takes place the 10th day OF Juns.
is6s:
the Patent Once on Monday, the Sth day Of June
next, vt u CLOCK IN. and all persons are notified
said petition ought not to DO granted. 4.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
ale In the Pstent Once their objections. specially
set forth In writing, 81 least tDsnfy days before
party, to be used At the said hearing, must be
TAX en- aud trans In accordance with the rules
Of the once. which will be furnished on appliea-
ton. .
.ony. must be iled IN the 9nice tocnty day. be-
within isn days after dim the stImony.'
ordered, also. that this notice be published In
the REPUBLIcAF aud the IatelliQenoer, Washing
top. D. q. and In the Republican, springhsld.
Mass, once week for three successive weekst the
hrst Of said publications TO- be At least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing. :, $1,000
spi-wsw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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PALTrAoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTraoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
wAsAIHoIoH, Jan. q. lse7-ls.n.,
MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST. are
now run ''''''i fSs BALTIMORE
IL p. L., and 90. l. 80, and .. Is -. =.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
, Leave saily. except Sunday At 100 = =. and
FOR WAY Stations SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Loaye stS Is andYa. m. aud al % Aad IS ,.
'1'''' '1'epiF Ss dhENApoLIs
Leave, 1T 10, and L5op. N. Ne trails 10 Or from
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
L'A''"IT t5h " WV IHS I s y .stsS'' ~
Leave fek Ill Pi III ! 81 y \. I'LL I Wis.,
Leave daily, exc spt Saturday and sunday, nj
7pA; =. aud y and $40 p, n,
On Saturday at 4ja. =. andL9 N.
On Sunday, atL - and l. Ep. M. only, connecting
a Relay station with trains frsm Baltimore TO
Through tickets TO the West cas- ss had at tho
Warrington Station Ticket Once at all hours In the
rSE New Y:rt, =, rhilsdslPhi.. sad Boston. see ad.
n..s., i F + $'FsSIs|;
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. kOUNTL,
General Agent, NashilRtc.
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their personal rights and political privileges.
ii. He therefore directs oil military and
civil officers In this district to take tho most
prompt measures TO arrest and bring to trial
ali persons who may hereafter print, publish,
or In any manner give circulation and pub
licity to such ineendiary papers or threatening
letters and Furthermore 10 arrest all persons
who may be known TO have participated In
any such acts Of violence as above referred to,
resulting In breaches of the peace and injury
to persons or property.
III Tho commanding general furthermore
forbids the conductors Of all newspapers, job
printing Offices, or othor presses from printing
OF publishing any articles or papers tending
to produce intimidation, riot, or bloodshsdi
and any Newspaper containing any such pub.
lications, or press publishing the same, will be
stopped, and Its proprietors. editors, and
other parties connected herewith on being
convicted before q military commission will
be subject to fne and imprisonment or such
other penalties as may be deemed suitable to
the offence committed.
~. All public writer's and speakers are en-
Joined to refrain from inaammatory appeals
to the pr sions and prejudices Of the people.
and from Publishing or saying anything cal.
culstsd to produce breaches Of the peace, or
TO in,imidate any person from the exercise Of
thcir political privileges
V. Military commander Of Posts, sheriffs
Of counties, mayors, and othor municipal OIL
Gers, are hereby required to organize patrols
and other means for the detection Of such per-
sons as avail themselves Of the secrecy OF the
night for executing their criminal purposes
Military commanders Of posts are required TO
SEQ that this order Is duly and faithfully exc.
cuted by tho civil authorities within their
Jurisdiction, and to promptly report any fail
ure or unwillingness on the part Of said author
titles, who will be held subject to the penalties
attached to disobedienee Of tho orders emanat-
ing from these headquarters Military com.
manders are authorized and directed, when,
In their judgment, the Same may DO necessary,
to org lnize, from the reliable and law abiding
citizens, posses to aid in the preservation Of
law and order 10 their respective districts, the
expenses attending the pay and maintenance
Of these posses TO be charged to the several
90 mites or municipalities as the case may be.
vi. The commanding general calls on all
good citizens to aid 10 the preservation Of the
peace, and to assist 10 the arrest and punish.
ment Of violators Of this order and tho orimi
nal laws Of the State, and he admonishcs
lenco are checked and punished, bloody retail.
endangered or subvertod, AMI much innocent
blood be shed.
VII. The commanding Ufi,ers OF all mill
tary posts in this district will Immediately on
the receipt Of this order cause its contents 10
be generally made known, and deliver copies
thereof to all civil officers, editors Of newspa-
pers and presses, and other parties to be spc-
CHILLY affected thereby. within the Limits Of
their commands.
by order Of Major General Meade.
s. F. BARsrow,
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PROPOSALS. FOR CHARCOAL.

PROPOSALS. FOR CHARCOAL.
HALDa'Rs DEP 2 or TIE PLATrE,l
CHIBR QUARrERnAsrER'so OFFICE, I
OMAHA, HED. April 8, 1865.
Sealed Bids In duplicate, with guarantee signed
by two responsible persons. not bidders, aud as,
oompanied By deposit Of 81 200. will be received
81 this once until IL O'Clock, noon, On MONDAft
April y. lsts. for the delivery ofThres Thousand
at Fort D. A. RUSSELL Dakota, at the rate Of twelve
hundred Il, 2D0) bushels per month.
Fall conditions Of contract made known on P.
plicaton at this office, at the once Of the DsSot
buArtermasteT, Fort b. 4. Russell,
By order Of BTevet Major geneTa AuEITpns
'spie-td Btprs' Cen, CHIEF T. H.
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Steamboat Lines.

FoR MOUNT VERNON.
The wifi. eommodious ems ..auseh PasssaE
gor stef amer ARROW. Capt, Thomas L
staehE sls, Commander, will leave,
Ler " hsrf. foot Of Seventh street, WasiinEion,
S 4a,s, ~, :nssptsd,l for MOUNT yEHkSNt ~
foh root. and fokr WASH m TON Return.
ms tbs Steamer will arrive at Washington about
Pr giving ample time for passenger Whs wish
leave tbs city tho same evening 10 take the cars
iop ths North, West. and South.
NN 70 Mount Vernon and return, including ad-
m .ssion 10 the Mansion and Grounds, q. %.
rsseis fPr .1le a all the principal Hotels, and
JAMES SYKES. General Superintendent.
NEw hERcHAKTs' LINE OF STEAMERS.
T. G, KNIGHT,
John GIBSON,
win rsn reEu. arly during the winior months be ,
tween New You HleIandrla. W..hiSEtSn. and
Pier p E..t RlrsT. 4 the loot 4 Ro.sySti street:
whsh foot u hh:h street, every Tisrsday, and
ps.sags apply atEhe once Of tho company. corner
q New YORK ays.lus aud Seventeenth street. be-
10y Sss NV Depart? W THOMPSON. President.
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uEADQ'Rs TnIUD MILITARY DISTRICT,
GEORGIA. ALABAMA, AND FLA,
ATLANTA GA, April 4, 1863.
Gsaeyai OJdsyS, No. 81,
l. The recent assassination at Columbus.
Georgia, Of tho Hon. @. W. Ashburp. late .
member Of the constitutional convention Of
said State, and Other acts Of violence and
atrocity committed about tho same timo In
various parts of this district, and the stimuli
tapeous publication Of incendiary articles,
and the receipt by many persons Of threaten.
ing letters, indicating q concert OF action, by
violence and intimidation, to alarm and over
awe large part Of tho population, and by
this means affect the results OF pending cleo
tlons In this district, oil Of which acts appar-
entity emAnate from a secret organisation, for
no good purpose, which seems to be rapidly
spreading through these States, makes II
necessary for the commanding general to warn
all persons against the commission Of such
acts, the publication OF such articles. the
sending Of such letters, or connecting them
selves with such evil organizations, and to as.
sure all tho good people Of this dis trict that
he will use all tho powers he possesses to pro.
tect them in the peseeable enjoyment Of their
homes and property and In tho exercise Of
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" CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth and n streetp.

This Dispensary Is In connection with Csls.-
bis Hospital, and 10 opened for the treatment Of
out:dooT patients, who are supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients no are about TO be confined AID desire
10 be attended at their own homes, but whs are
unable to pay for the services ola e9mpetent medical
ten free, by leaving their names and address At
the Hospital with the matren.
IoulA or ArrENSAscE AT rsl pIsrnsslRI.
Mondays. from 70 t..".1...;.prof; Howard.
ES ridsa ~: iiYin j. TA2S .SRG:s
.,Colulubis Hospital I. open for the reception Of
rotary Of the Istorior such orders for admission
eau be obtained Of thu Surgeon lin chief, DR.. J,
THOMPSON, q his omoe, ls4 street, between
Twentieth and Twenty. frst ian6-dy
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Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
IIEAD'QRs FIRsr MILITARY DISTRICT, !
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RicuuoSn Va March 40 1898

IIEAD'qRs FIRsr MILITARY DIsrnIcr,)
STATE or VIRGINIA,
RicHNoSD, Va, March 30, 1868.
Gen0ai Oydeys, No. 81
/ BY an order issued from ths'e head
quarters on the 81 day Of April, 1867, all
elections for State, county, and municipal
officers in Virginia having been Suspended until
the registration prescribed by act Of Congress
should be conplotedi and, II having been
found expedient to continue said suspension
Of elections, whereby certain elective oflces
have become vacant by expiration OF the term
Of service; and some Of the officers whose
terms have expired bsing ineligible for re-
election. appointments will be mado by the
comm an ling general, rs soon IS suitable per.
sons can be selected to all all such vacancies.
2. Military Commissioners will report with
out unnecessary delay the names OF all cleo
tive officers whose legal terms have expired,
stating whether such officers are eligible for
reelection, and II Ineligible, they will also
forward tho names OF suitable persons to fil
| the vacancies, accompanied with satisfactory
evidence Of character and qpaiif cations. Pc
titions from citizens. registered voters, for tn,
appointment Of any person to Office, will, II
like manner, be forwarded by the Military
Commissioners. with endorsement as to char.
acter and qualifications.
3. All officers will continue to act after the
expiration of their offcisl terms, as required
by existing laws, until their successors are
qualified.
by command of Brevet Major General Soho
field.
ofioial: 8. P. CuALvIx,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BAL
L TihOk1 RAILR0AD.

L TlhOkn RAILROAD.
TINE TABLE,
osnnes.i,s MONDAY. April ioth. 1909
Trains fer Isltinsrs snd Washington leave Phiia-
Iis.: =: IIsi.., tn.1S.y. sacep,sIa3. Ii;gn
rfxss gI Isl, 81 :, R4t,HS a PhitADEL
= Ls.y. b.Ig,:..r. = Ss a.: Way M:i:. 80. T..
'''''' 'Sp. nsyEypTsifi'rsAIN .
Lssys fhuadslphis for BAltinorssAd WasAinsto.
At" t.s,: s.i.i saS y II & fiil.a.,Al. aas,n
ss as' S.'in'is ~ XII xsxEs if saSsHssa..,
1857 r.us.rHlsS11tsffA .our. 1867
TO THE s Wet sPaIo ' sSRnHbuhss ZIP SOUTH
%. a.a amer NAY NH. 1907. trains will ran -
wa.hi!a,s''n .ISSss.. s.l'!!-9'rs rHp.-.
=" .GSs.n. loS
TEE GRitI poglLn;TRACK ioUTs,
l.y ana .aS cs, Viz f:sSs:
~ $::i: i:$ % IT: W. s
TIRE. zftEi 4R e III TEiTs
pilTsssa tFS1 .,tIout 9 sss:. = ROCHESTER, .,d
bsfas ::i =: yH rsssH6 ali changes " UNION
.ais:: s:r.:r STU .:;s., 3 'i S:ss:yiss.i:
male. viIi b i've. q III lines, -
ifss J. STSSS H,s;.. R:ss
Corner Sixth $" u; %I I'm; s,eiSS';.
Ep. 8. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent, -,
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NsrE.-UAder the rsgsltisas Of the Dopart.ssi.
as heretsfere And hsw existing, ~ Dayns eAa be
made for advertising prsela nhtisns except 10 sush
publishers as are specifically asthsriIea ~ the
Conmiso,l.er Of the General Laad ohSs.
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no ALL wnoN 1T NAY coNcllI.

DEPARTMENT oYrHl IsrllIsl,(
fEssioN OFFICE, March q, 1855. !
Application having been made under the act Of
June a. 1850, for the reissue Of the following de-
seribed Land Warrants, which are alleged 10 have
been lost or destroyed Notice Is hereby given that
at the date following the description Of each war
rant new certificate warrant Of like tenor will
be reissued, II no valid objection should then ap-
pear -
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Tho many Thousands cured Of this Institution
within the last eighteen years, and the numerous
witnessed By the reporters Of the '.sun,' and
many other papers,, notices Of which appeared
again and again before tho public, besides his
standing as gentleman Of character and response.
bility, a a SUFFICIENT guarantee 70 the afflicted.
Persons writing should be particular In direct.
ing their letters e his instiptl2n the following
manner: JOHN ", JOHNSTON. III. D.,
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
jes-ly Baltimore, Maryland.
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FIRST BOARD.
SECOND BOARD.

The New York Post of the afternoon Of
I'd inst. SAYS:
Money grows cheaper day by day. The
larger loans on call to government stock
houses are now made at the rate of per
cent. per annum, and the offerings are
ample at that figure. Large depositors are
using their balances in purchases of govern
ment bonds for investment and not for
speculation. Little or no commercial paper
il Offering such as comes on the market
is readily taken at rates from 81 to 64 per
cent. per annum.
The New York Independent of the ID
inst. says Of drygoOds:
Another dull week and another disap-
pointment TO manufacturers, jobbers and
retailers. The amount of transactions in
domestic goods for the past week has been
very small and, although prices have not
materially changed since our last report, any
large orders would have been encouraged
by willingness TO make concessions in cer-
tain leading articles which have remained
stationary f5-ffss
Brown sheeiings and shirtiEgs are dull,
but firmly held at quoted prices. The state
Of the cotton market does not render manu-
facturers anxious TO force sales. Bleached
goods are moderately active only, sales be-.
ing confined mainly TO the standard makes,
Of which there is no over-suppiy pressing
on the market. In medium grades there
is still less doing, and prices have a ten
deney TO yield trifle. New York mills
sell at 2Se, and Wamsuttas A bring Csc.
There is fair demand for drills. Canton
flsnnels are very quiet the better makes
are held at the highest rates, but the season
is not favorable to large sales. Corset jeaus
are in fair demand at unchanged prices
Stripes and ticks sell slowly; bat prices re-
main unchanged. Denims and cotfonades
are in pretty good demand for heavy grades,
but light weights are very little inquired
for.
In prints there has been a slight improve
ment during the week aud while the
manhfacturers agents and the large job
bling houses show a disposition 10 work of
their large stocks Of light summer styles;
the dark styles, more suitable for fall, are
more firmly held.