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FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WASliINGToS, June I, 1880.
Sealed Proposals, addressed To the Secretary of the
Navy, for furnishing Stationery for the Navy Depart
ment and bureaus and officers thereof, In Washing
ton, during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881, VIII
be received until ~ clock NJ of the Goth of June.
by the Department. with the guarantee and certificate
annexed, and must embrace all the items therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged In business In
Washington, Oh who have not supply depot in such
city, viii not he considered.
The schedule embraces two general classes: lst
Paper and Envelopes I'd. Miscellaneous Articles;
and the contract viii he awarded in the whole by
classes, as may be considered the more advantageous
to the Government.
The Department reserves the right to require
greater or less quantity OF any article in the schedule
than that specified, the wants of the same may re-
quire.
The articles will he called for from time TO time as
needed, and must he In accordance with the schedule
and satisfactory To the head of the Office bureau
which required: must he delivered without unneces-
sry delay, and at the expense of the contractor; In
deiant Of any OF which requirements the Department
reserves the right TO purchase The articles elsewhere
or 10 anul the contract In whole In part and Will
hold The contractors responsible for any additional
pense II may Incur thereby,
me department reserves the right To waive defects
and To reject any or all bids.
Bills properly approved, accruing under the con-
tract, viii be paid quarterly.
II. W. THOMPSON,
JeG-3 Secretary of the Navy.
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A TERRIBLE AFFRAY.
Two Men Fatally Injured.

Between the hours of and o'clock yes-
terday afternoon a terrible street fight took place
between crowd of white and black men, street
between Thirteenth and-a-l,alf and Fourteenth,
which resulted in an innocent peace maker receiving
wound that will pro'e fatal. The fight took place
at green grocery, Kept by man named Daily, with
little back room where drinks can be purchased.
Early yesterday morning a man named sud Don
aldson into his store business, and was soon
followed by coored man named Toliver Redman.
who asked Donaldson to pay him sum Of money he
claimed was due him. and which Donaldson claimed
he had paid and TO stop the disturbance he left the
store and went home. Redman became very excited,
and said that lie intended to make him pay that
trouble would come. Later in the day. between
and o. clock Donaldson returned to the store and
Redman, who had been watching for him, came hur-
riedyn and demanded that he lie paid the amount due
him. The proprietor Daily) ordered the men out and
they obeyed when they Were joined each by several OF
their friends-Redman by two brothers, named
Honesty and James Coleman, all black who attacked
Donaldson. \ white man named William Conaghy,
who was present as friend OF Donaldson, went In 10
help him An innocent white man named Thomas Mar
tin, seeing the disturbance attempted to separate the
fighters and was struck in the head by brick thrown
by Coleman. Redman in the meantime was devoting
his attention TO Conaghy, who selling huge butch
err cleaver commenced TO strike in every direction,
one of his blows striking Honesty in the head,
receiving murderous blow in the side by which, 1t
is feared, several of his ribs are broken. The police
were quickly on the spot but most Of the principals
had fled, leaving only the ones injured Or Bowman
was summoned and pronounced Martins wound a
fatal one, being compound fracture OF tse dNlll
lie had him Immediately carried to PrOvi-
serious nature, and will probably result fatally. Ma
arrests made, though the police win watch the
| man and Conaghy to-day. Mr.. Daily, who keeps the
store, says that Redman was alone TO blame as he
was continually abusing Donaldson and using the
vilest language TO him. TO avoid which he left and
| went home. When he returned 1t was business
| with him, and he was talking it over when Redma
entered and In the foulest terms commenced TRADE
of abuse. lie ordered them out, seeing there IL
be trouble; he did not the fight, business keeping
him inside his store The ceaver was taken from hi:
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2roposals.
pROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsIINGToN, June Z, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS, separately, for WOOD and
COAL Endorsed and addressed to the Secretary of the
Navy, Will be received until Il o. clock NJ. SATUR-
DAY, JUNE "a, to supply the Navy Department aud
Offices thereof In Washington with fuel viz:
Five hundred tons Lehgh Furnace Coal, reservng
the right to order as much more within the year as
the Department may require al the same price
Twenty tons II. a. Egg Coal.
All the coal TO be of the hest quality, free from dirt
and slate and inspected by inspector, the
cost of the contractor; . ai0 pounds to the ton
Twenty-Five cords, more or less, Hickory Wood.
Fifteen cords, more or less, Spruce Pine Wood
All the wood to lie of the hest quality and inspected
by sworn inspector, at the cost of the contractor.
The Coal and Wood to be delivered at the Navy De-
parment or Office for which required by the parties to
whom the contract or contracts may be awarded, in
such quantities as the convenience of the Department
may require
The right to reject any and all bids, to accept
any portion of any bid is reserved and the successful
bidder Will be required TO furnish bond in the sum
of two thousand dollars as guarantee of faithful
performance of the contract which may he awarded
him. II. W. THOMPSON
Seer taryp thn Nav
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One OF the results OF the many civil wars
which have been waged In spain II list Of officers
out Of all proportion 10 the strength OF the armed
forces, Each party as 1t has succeeded TO power has
been obliged To reward IL adheTents In the army by
giving them promotion, and thus the lists of oicer-,
OF higher rank especially, have continually increased
In length. AZ present there are 40 fewer than 5sD
total strength Of the latter even nCdng the National
Guard, provincial militia, and tie CarabiuerOs Is
barely 5O 900 Of all ranks. bill has, however,
been laid before the ootes of reducing this enormous
number OF generals ~ is proposed thai four captains
general forty lieutenant generals, sixty major gem
era and 100 brigadier generals only sha be retained
on the active list, lie remainder being placed
reserved list,
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Washington Light Guards.

A special meeting of Company b, Wash
ington Light Guards, held Tuesday evening,
Lieut. HOdgsOn in the chair. The committee 10 HON
referred the selection Of "a captain reported the
name Of James +. oyster. He was unanimously
elected Mr.. oyster returned thanks fOr the honor
conferred In neat speech. The company sixty
strong then went through short arm 10 the entire
satisfaction Of The new captain, who congratulated
them upon their efficiency IN the code manual This
once was offered Capt oyster TWO months before the
split In Company a.
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All the world and his wife are now deeply
interested In the tales of lucky miners who get grut
stakes OF fifty dollars and sell for fortune But
II any one will take slate and pencil and sit down
and do simple rule of three they cannot help but
to the conclusion that instead OF dropping worI
and going the continent the best way strike
rich vein Of gold Is to send from TO ten dollar
for part Whole OF ticket in the June drawing OF
the Louisiana state Lottery to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La, or same person al No. $40 Broadway,
New York
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For Cincinnati,

For the convenience and accommodation OF
those who propose attending the Cincinnati Cnnyen-
ton, the Baltimore aud Potomac Railway Company
with The commendable enterprise that marks Tie able
management of that road, VIII run through sleeper
from this city 10 Cincinnati the same being attached
10 the 4. NJ. train Tins train Is q fast one, and
reaches Cincinnati early next morning.
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FOR STATIONERY.
CLEnK's OFFICE,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, u. :.

CLERK's OFFICE,
house OF REPRESENTATIVES, u. =.
WAsHINGToN, d. C., June 4, 1850.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE until
~ O'Clock NJ, Tuesday, July 1850, for furnishing
Stationery for the OF the House OF Representa-
lives.
Bank forms Of Proposals, showing the quantity and
Iualiiy oil each article, and the form OF bond to be
signed by the bidder and suretes, viii he furnished
on application AT this Office.
Proposals should be Endorsed "Pr0pOsas for Sta
iionery, ~ and addressed To George NJ. Adams CLERK
of House of Representatives, United States.
GEORGE NJ. ADAMS,
Clerk House Of Representatives u. 3.
i..I
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Attention Pennsyi,an,au..

The select excursion down The river on
the C0rcoTan, by the Pennsylyanians resident here
promises 10 DE a most enjoyable affair. The matter
VIII be seen By the advertisement, Is In the hands
Of prominent and well-snOwn gentlemen, whose
names arc sufficient 10 guarantee good time lrOf.
Joyce. In charge OF the orchestra, VIII execute some
OF his latest and best cOrnet solos.
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GbiIdren's Day.

There will he no preaching at the Metro
politan Methodist Episcopal Church this morning as
thsis "ChildIens bay. - The morning hour viii be
given 10 the children and their Interesting exercises
The pulpit has been beautifully decorated for the
CASTOR with flowers contributed By Mrs Hayes and
others.
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Uye,ybody Can Have n wa,c,

$3.50 full-ieweled. double case, American
% Nickel stem- Yinders (best quality.)
80 Ladies solid gold Geneva.
S32 Gents solid gold rlgin stem winders.
u. llAEBlS & CO., Jewellers, 1872 seventh street.
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I0 Make Room


For Improvements, our entire stock has
been marked down far below its value. Elseman
Bros, Cothiers and taors, corner Seventh and y.
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..Baby is king all the world over. As its
rule should he quiet possible fail not to provide
II with Or. Rull's 'aby syrup FOR all the ailments III
cident tu Its condition. II Is n safe remedy.
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n -
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND souTHw EST.
SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
IN EFFECT JUNE ~, 1850.
Trains leave Washington from Depot corner Of Sixth
and streets as follows;
For Pittsbuig and The West 500 a. ~, with
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati and Chicago:
ioii a. N. daily win raIlor Car 10 Piiislurg
aud Sleeping Cars from fiitsburg 10 Cincinnati,
~ Lon's, anu .hiehs"i 'iso r. M daiy, with
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandalgua, Rochester, BuiIalo Niagara Fails
and the North at $500 u. IN. daily, except sunday
with falior car 10 Watkins, $3.50 u. m. daily,
except SATURDAY, with Palace cars To Cananda-
qua, For Niillamsport, Lock Haven aud EmIa
AZ 1910 a. IN. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East $500 M, lao and 0: IS
p. N. ON sunday, $50 p. M.
Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars, $3.50 a. m
daily, except sunday.
For iir9oklyn New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey city with boats OF Brooklyn Annex -
unofding direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid
= ing double ier RAG across New York city.
ON sunday, 5:30 and 0:i5 y. IN.
Limited express $3.50 a. m. daily, except sunday.
For baltimore, $40 500 r. M 300 o; 80 1910 a. M
sunday, $500 a. M, iO;iOa. m.,5 $3.50, $3.50, and
$50 p m.
For pSope's Creek Line Gao a. m. and l'4o p. m.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, O. 40 a. M and i;iO p, daily, except
sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD,
For Alexandria, 7, 732O o, II u. M: AGO, 5i2o
O.25, 8, and n 40 p. m. on sunday I, ., and
IA a. m, and p. m.
For Richmond and The south, a. m daily, and
6i20 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria inr Washington, o, 8, 10 a.
M, 1850, g. D, :, and oi0j =. M, and ~ mid
night ON sunday al 8 and 10 a. ~, and sos
p m.
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parlor-ear ae-
Communications can bo procured AT the oilees-north-
east corner Of Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner Of sixth street and Pennhyl
vahla avenue aud AT the depot, where orders be
lef tor the checking OF baggage todestinaion from
hotels and residences.
l.. +. FARMER General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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vain I'yenaratians

An agricultural paper heads an article,
'ilow % Prepare for strawberiies - We have be, n
prepared for them for several weeks, but the prices
haven been iayorable,-cfa. saturday Nighf
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CITY n Il w S .
weather Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic states stationary
o. falling barometer, stationary OF higher tempera-
turo, westerly winds, partly cloudy weather, and
numerous rains.
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will commence regular training tomorrow. The crew
will 10 Croplcy, strokes Morgan 3; Bailey, Q and
Wheeler, bow. Tho club viii also send another -four
to take part n the race. W. u. Roberts, of the same
club, has been entered lUl The scWlicts race.
The entries for the professional aud ANA.
teur sculcrs' races which to he held the See
konk river At Providence n T., June u, closed
june and the names OF those entered Profess
sionals-Udward IIaulon, Toronto, Can. Robert
Watson Boyd Middeshoro tuc. John \. Kennedy,
Portland, Ne. lance u. Ricy Saratoga springs,
n. V; wallace Ross, st. John, y, u. George W.
Wcisccrhcr Wheeling, ", Va; Fred. \. riaistcd,
BOSTON, Mass; frenchy 4 lol,usou n'slon, Mass,
chelsea, Mass. George II. llosmcr, Boston, Mass
James w. Dempsey, 1eneva,. NJ Z" aud James a.
Holmes rawiuckct II. t.; WILLIAM Murray, Forts
mouth, Va George Gaiscl, New Work: Jacob Gau-
der Toronto, can; Joseph Laing, Montreal Can.
q. Fitzgerald, Philadelphia, IA; u, Fitzgerald,
Philadelphia, Pa John buckley, Portland, Edward
Hayden, Boston; Timothy G.. MURPHY Norwich,
been wisely decided to make the distance In the pro-
fessional four miles instead of vc originally
intended the alteration being due To the fact that the
river Mt point two miles and half nom the starting
place Is not sufficiently wide to admit Of the stakes
being turned without much danger OF fouling. The
Of distance, and authorized the custodians thereof to
pay the money To the winners OF u tOui-mic turning
Tho prize for the amateur race, an elegant cup
valued ut nearly ~, 600, manufactured by the Cor
ham Company Is now ON exhibition at the store OF
Shreve Crump, Low, BOSTON, Mass. II weighs
800 ounces is OF sterling silver and is described As
the handsomest trophy ever offered FOR boat-rdce.
The Turf
The victory of lsonomy at Manchester
stamps him "a the best horse of his day In England.
Under the crushing weight OF lS pounds he cut down
good horses to whom he was conceding over forty
pounds. The added money in this $40, 600.
The folly OF paying large sums for the progeny Of fash
ionabc sires weeSemplihed in the handicap, two
Of the beaten horses having cost their sS0
aud Sli 600 respectively.
ST.. LOUIS. June l2.--Frst race, one and
second; time, 2:li. Second race, mile dash, won
hy liindoo IecN, second; NOlllgne third, III l;ii.
Third race, mile heats hy Iargentun In straight
heats; Babee, second; Expectation, third, 1;l5i,
i;io'i l:50A. The gentlemen hurdle race was won
by Paragon Low; Tick, second; Devil, third. All
tile riders fell but Joseph Saunders Paragon jockey
who remounted and won with his collar bone broken.
Mr. Swigert, owner Of iiindoo, refused si5 600 from
August Belmont, aud holds him at $50 900.
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The standing of the National Association
clubs Is follows below. Tho Nationals have spIe-
did lead now, they having been lately playing a re-
ma kably fine game Of ball against the Albanys and
Eochcsters Baliinores picked NJ liite during the
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szs5. A G. A II ID.


10 all who suffering from the errors aud indis-
crctions of YOUTH nervous Weakness early decay,
loss Of manluod, etc, viii send recipe that Will
cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by u missionary in South America
Send self addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
Y. INMAN, sutton u, Mao York ciiy. feIh- ly
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Previous 10 Rebuilding

We offer boys pants at 80 cents. These
goods for boys from ten 10 fifteen wears of age
Eiseman Bros, corner seventh aud 4.
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND ROUTE.

10 THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
ON and after SUNDAY, Iune 4, 1850.
TRAINS LEAVE H.. a T.. DEPOT AS FOL.
LOWS;
40 A, NJ. Dnily-hEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL
Direct connections for the South and Southwest:
daily except sunday, 10 White sulphur and local
points on g. and q. RailrOad.
PULLMAN SLEFfIkG CARS are run from
Washington 10 New orleans without change OF cars
an advantage offered by no other route.
1910 II. M.-sOUTIlERN EXPRESS daily for
local stations on NJ. X. H., and through connec-
lions East and West via g, 4 q. r. X.
Marks ADJUSTABLE SLEEPING CHAIR
CAR on night train from Washington 10 Danyille,
without change. Price OF chairs, only 81
EXCURSION TICKETS are now on sale Mt reduced
rates TO the noted springs and summer Resorts OF
Virginia and West Virginia.
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 7:l0
NJ train, daily, except sunday. For Warrenton, daily
at 7;10 A. Nj.
For tickets and information apply 10
". MACDANIFL, Agent,
COL Pennsylvania avenue.
j. Nj. BlDADLs, Gen Ticket Agent. Iehlu-
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Excursions.

pLACKISTON'S ISLAND.
- i75 MILES FOR "a CENTS.
Children under 10 years nee.
First Grand Excursion of the Season 10y the
WAsHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY
TO the above place on the we'll known and reliable
STEAMER JANE MOSELEY,
SUNDAY, JUNE 20 1850,
Leaving sixth street wharf at s:3O a. NJ sharp, re-
turning at II =. NJ, gvnglexcursioniss hve hours
bathing, fishing, and crahhing
No Objectionable parties allowed ON board.
An elegant brass band engaged
Stateroonis can he had at Brad Adams aud Met2e-
rot y music store.
Tickets at Iacon's grocery, corner Seventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue; Ferguson drug store.
Capitol iii Ctopley drug store, corner Bridge and
Congress streets, Georgetown; Inland Seaboard
Casting Co. IS ONCE; Godfrey 4 Randall 1916 Il
street, aud at the wharf. T.. 5. RANDALL,
ieIj-atl Manager
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bargains.

Previous to rebuilding, boys linen coats
IS cents. Eiseman Bros, corner seventh and r..
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The Future Bonauza Lode.

To make room for improvements, We offer
our IS pants 10 order for -. Eiseman Bros, corner
SeYesIth and u.
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uRavV NAu

To make room for improvements, we oiler
boys linen pants ut 20 cents Eiscman Bros,
Seventh and T..
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SDctial Ilotitfs.

s~ssl5. WASTED-YOlf To KNOW THAT
Wy sell a First class Tailor maic Second hand
Suit much better and great deal cheaperth than COM
mon new suit can he bought, at JuSfh'S OLD
STAND, No GO u street, between sixth and seventh
streets northwest, or at Branch store No los Smith
rect between ID and u streets northwest.
N. B-Wc buy hut First-class Secondhand Cloth
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New and magnificent soda fountain, purest
of syrups, Meals drug store, corner Seventh and
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on Monday the Manhattans defeated the
keyst0nes after finey-contested game, the score
being 10 10 q. ON Thursday the Douglas played the
Manhattsns return game. An Immense crowd Wit
messed the contest, which was won by the douglas by
a score OF II 10 g. Tbs same day the Eagles and
Keysones played, the Kcyst0nes proving themselves
the stronger Of the two clubs by score Of toe.
Yesterdays record by telegraph is as fol-
lows;
Al Observation-Disclosures, /; Cincinnati, 4.
AZ AInherst-Amhersts, 4; l'rlncetOns, l.
AZ Boston-Iuiiaios, 3; IiOstOns o. Six Innings.
Al Abany-thicagOs, 8: Abanys, Z.
Al Waterbury, tt.-Balts., s; Monitors, OF W. G.
Al MmIcn.Ler-M nIcnslnIs. 1: GlrN nlAnl4
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So for 81.

+. d. MALTBY, model maker, 517 seventh
street.
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CALL at Meals drug store, Seventh and
n streets, and test his soda fountain. Pure
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CIyCIEgATI LAGER BEER from the celebrated
Weber Brewery, at Charles Mades' corner Third and
Pennsylvania avenue. Bottled for family Tele-
phone,
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WAUKEsHA, the best water known for the
bladder and Kidneys. For sale bt j. y. Drew, Ninth
and Pennsylvania avenue.
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SPECIFIC for Bright's disease-Wankesh
water, by the glass or gallon, at Drew's, Nnth and
Pennsylvania avenue
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lIanlan and Trickett are to row Noyen-
Der 40.
Murray of Portsmouth, Va, the cham
uion amateur seuller passed through this city on
Tuesday last on his way 10 Providence, II. L.
Courtney has not entered for the Provi-
dence race; he says lac intends challenging the win
ner-that Is II his courage lasts long enough. Was II
part Of his bargain with Ianan that he should not
row against him al Providence
Quite o delegation from the Analostan and
Potomac Clubs viii leave on Tuesday morning for
Providence TO witness the Ianlan Is the favor
lite for the professional and Holmes of the Pawucket
Club, for the amateur senllets' race.
The regular four Of the Potomac Club who
are 10 row at Fredericksburg Va, ON the 9th OF July,
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THE establishment of Messrs. Willett 4
RuoH 905 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, is stocked reple-
ton with of the largest and best selected stocks
of seasonabe hats be found in this OF any other
city. An inspection OF these goods and prices will
convince any one that this firm cannot he outdone
either in style, extent Of stock, the low prices
which rule at their establishment.
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WE call especial attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. a. King Chandler To he found In
other column of this issue. Mr. Day, the thoroughly
competent business manager of this large house has
lust returned from auction sale in New York,
where he secured a number of bargains. the advan-
tages of which will be given the patrons of the house.
We advise all our lady readers To make an early call
and thus secure bargains which may not be offered
again this