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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-03
GARFIELD MONUMENT.
Successful Close of the Fair-W.nners
of theprfzes.

The Garfield Monument Fair closed last
night at the Capitol. Col. COrDin general M auager
stated that from 49, 900 To go 600 would be realized
after everything beongngto the fair disposed of.
The Attendance was rather large last evening very
little money was spent DnIlng tie day many OF the
articles were disposed OF at auction at low prices.
occupied could have been used TO good
advantage. one great drawback was the
Issuance OF such "a large number Of compli-
mentaTy tickets. Almost every GmplOye under Tie
Government managed in some way to connect him
self or herself with the fair TO get free pass
These persons appeared 10 be always busy, but they
turned m very little money.
The voting or the various articles fered very
slow and unsatisfactory The newspaper nan's
desk OF the few articles that
brought its fnli value. At II O'Clock
the voting the various articles Ceased and the fol
lowing persons were declared the winners: Gold =
headed cane, TO the most popular chairman Uf state
boaTd, q. ". Hustled, Dr. Chester, Of the Capitol
nm lIe'bStefan ChnfCl won the Illuminated Bible;
Miss COWie won the diamond EARRINGS Al the iowa
table; Capt. IhOmasOn, OF the Veteran Corps, won
the sword for the most popular militia company COM
lnaudtTi HE FOst won the rooster AZ the Kansas
hlei \, H. Mckee, Of 81. Johns No. "a, won the
lemplaT sword; Miss Carrie ". Gate won the Grim
s0l-plush extension chair Byron Andrews, Of the
Chicago Inter ocean, won the $3.50 gold Flgin watch
at the Illinois table, The lucky number was 1913. -
For the Masonic emblem Of the Hue Lodge j. w.
Howell received 315. Chapter emblem X. Il.
Harbour A. Newspaper man desk-frnk Trus-
dell, ai0i g. 4. Murray, 5j3. Female school teach
erls doman 49, Miss Hundon, 1874; Miss Bradley,
tNf. cane FOR male tearher-MT Cfam, IT TIE
High school, IA; Mr. FalTbrotbeT lOG. Baby 5
cnb-Iofa Han. Cane for most popular candidate
Tor district COMMISSIONER. T.. Olmstead, 40.
SCI OF schlller's works-E. q. =. Townsend, Gi9;
John 1Weedale, 561. Cod watch for departmental
chei clerk" Harrison, Land ONCE, ?, s2i; Mr..
Fisher ., 500. Physician gold watch-Dr q leeson,
~; llr, Toner, go Car conductors gold watch
hull, Pennsylvania Railroad, ., 1928. Presidential
candidates gold wdtches-iIOu, H.. g. HOuk, OF
Tennessee, Republican, /, 05l: Judge Virgins OF
Hew YORK, Democrat aud ProhibltOnlst 5sil
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II is midday, and the town IS crowded with
rders Of both sexes. As we return to the hotel we
meet string U hfteen mules laden with sugar sacks
driven forward by red- snirted natives, riding on
Mexican saddles euy-oped IN multitude Of mys-
FERROUS cords, uappugs, aud cumbersome eEternals
CaNAlCades OF laughing young women coming ia from
the country riding astride, according 10 the custom
of the place win no consciousness Of our embarrass-
meut, pass US with cCquetlish chances They SIT so
wen, ana look so absolutely % ease in their manly
attitude, thar hostile criticism Is impossible. Wa BY
and by discover that thB giauces aud smiles are
leyeled at our Jehu. This young man carries q
running fre OF comment OF chan against the fair
equeslriauB who 20 bY as. Judging from their
sparkling eyes and ready retort his remarks re-
gaTded favorable indications Of his approval That
our caDby was 'CatCh 90 IN the matrimonial mar
ket, and his empty bungalow coveted possession
raised him sti higher ia our estimation
Finally, We lana In the market place; an open
square, Win long naTrOw booths open at the sides
forming rectangular passages for purchasers, Here
elderly danes are purchasing pol and the simple adj
luuCts OF their daily food. Quantities Of uninyiug-
looking hsh lie exposed ON the stalls, advertising
OdOTiieIuns Ralenesa sweet potatoes and fruits are
ii3d upon the ground beneath Al tue mercy OF peril
patetlc poultry, We resist lelsuasiOn 70 buy or 10
eat. The octopus we are informed constitutes a
Hawaiian deacy. but wedO not any and are charY
OF believing travellers tales, As we pass along the
streets we notice several American ladies', radiant
In Partisan toetles, descending nom their bugEies
AZ different shops. We learn hat CIlifOrnans ire
queutly resort 10 Honolulu fIr rest and change.
There are also resident American merchants ia the
town which probably accounts Tor the vigorous life
OF mercantile proceedings. The fertile soil and
talubflous climate, e heat well tempered by sea
bteezes aud constant showers make II q charming
spot for temporary residence Load0a society
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The fair for the benefit Of the Columbia
Boat Club, which closed last week, proved TO DO a
financial success ia every way. The money realized
by tue popular organization VIII Do used 70 pay on the
present Indebtedness aud 70 further enlarge tner
club house Aoeyentof similar nature has attracted
much attention Ia this city TO- years and tue at
tendance was large every night at Masonic Temple
during the fair seldom have many attractive and
pretty young ladies been brought together What the
profit on the whole will turn cut 10 be viii probably
be known early this week but II Is safe 10 say that II
will be between aud ten thousand dollars Most
Of the money came from the voting, and the largest
amount came from the contest over the newspaper
mans desk, which brought In nearly nine hundred
dollars. For the second time, the SUNDAY HERALD
representative carried the prize, the first being
the fair OF the National kihes last year There were
yearly 80 600 votes cast during the fair the oaptalOn
TAX fOOting up nearly 81, 900. The desk won by the
representative OF tue SUNDAY HERALD sOn exhibition
10 the show window VI MI Freedom g. Smith, 1903
Penusylyania avenue, agent of tie Bradbury Plano
Company. The desk IS one OF this hands0inest pieces
OF work ever turned out IN The District is Of cold
mahogany, with an the latest designs aud patterns.
II Is Understood that the Columbia Club VIII tender
20 the ladies' who helped them drng the week Of the
fair grand dancing reception At Of the principal
assembly rooms Of the city.
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We are at last TO have an orchestra worthy
Of city Of this size and musical culture. Mr. Der
nays has completed arrangements for giving at
Lincoln Han this season four concerts, with AN or
this city ana Baltimore, not the Georgetown or.
Che5tra. lie intends to Introduce novelty in The
way Of sulolsts each concert. The first concert,
VIII en- takes place wednesday, December 49, viii pre-
sent for the first time since the days of julien and
IiodeCn a solo on the double bass by Herr Beckel,
young man just arrived from the Conservatory At
Prague, whose execution Of cadeuces variations,
double stops and harmoucs on mat pondeTOus instru
meut Is something marvellous. There will also DO
symphony Of HAYDN, ana the rest Of the programn,
will consist Of a light class Of music 10 suit the mos
popular taste, The size OF the orchestra eau be
judged when say that there viii be first yiOns
ana The other Instruments in proportion. 10 max,
these concerts popular the coat Of season tickets ha
been placed a. g. iuciuiing reserved seats Tor the
DecemBaT o.
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The programme for the first " Thursby "
concert, Thursday evening, December = is as fol-
lows
PART /.
I.-Baritone solo, Aria, ''Yittoria Milo Core, -
CLrrissmi
NJ Hoist Hansen,
CHS first appearance IN washington.
2.-Harp Solo, ''Fantasie Oh Airs, from IN Monte
Parish AlNars
Miss Maud Morgan.
Aria, ''The Barber OF Seville tossnl
Miss Emma IAursbY.
4-'Ah, Rend.mi IL .Ross
Miss Emily Wiuant.
6.-GTand Piano Solo ''Grand Concerto IN \, ~
- 'ie's
Dedicated 10, and arranged for lhe PIANO
Forte by
Dir. Edmund NeupeGt
tHis FIRST appearance In washington
G.-Arla, ''Lohengrn' .......... Richard Wagner
Miss Emma ThursDy.
PART II.
I.-Harp solo, LA zlngerellan ....,.,,., oberthur
Miss Maud Morgan.
English Song, The Better Land
Frederic y Cowen
Miss Emily Winant.
3.-Cayatiua ''Faust'' ELECTROMAGNETIC unod
NJ. Hoist Hansen.
4.-Spauish song, LA llaOanera' ,.,.r,.... ----
Arranged for the voice by Madame hlaIdot loTi
and sung (onyJ by
Miss Emma ThuIsDy,
(FOr the 1Tst Time IN Washington
5,-Graud Plano solo 'Fantase on AIRS ron
L'AfTcaine '........, +llszl
Mir. Edmund Erupert,
G.-Duettno, ~ Would That My Love -
MenuessOhu
Miss Emma ThuTsby and Miss Emily Wiuant.
Musical Director and Accompauist,
NJ. Maurice stTaskOsgh.
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A sharp Niger.

One morning last week some gentlemen
observed negIo mailing an unstamped letter al me-
post Office They asked him what he meant Dy mail.
lug unstamped letters.
ION, - replied the negro - / does dat reg lar
You dog
- lesser; when de postmaster ain lookln' dfapl
my letters IN; do dat often. sabes dc postage yei
see. les writes letter, dom put stamp on IL,
aud slips II IN here and lets her draD. Dats dc wa,
sends my letters aud gifts de bes Of the post oce-
ha hai ma takes this niger 10 be sharp, II does
ne canddy thought that he was getting ahead Of the
United states GOyefnmeLt. -EuCaulp Timfs
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The Wheel of Fortune at the Capitol.

George Scott and Johnny Ellinger, after
successful career at the Columbia Boat Club Fair,
ourneyed up the Capital and generously offered to
place their wheel in position TO help the commute out
of the hole. Their offer was accepted ard they mad
commenced fill the Golfers of the finance board when
the other exhibitors entered protest against the
alleging that their eOQuence drew all the patronage 10
their booth and made it utterly impossible for others
do business. The committee therefore waited upon
the knights of the wheel and asked them 20 take
and though the aforesaid committee urged them to re-
main where they We're located Messrs. scott and
Einger locked up their wheel, and of their free
will babe adieu 10 the Capitol This statement Is
made In justice TO the gentlemcn who 50 uhsenshly
offered their services TO help along the monument
business for Carheld's memory, as it is not true as
stated In of the daily papers, that they were re-
quested to leave the building. Ellinger ana scott
are a host by themselves, and the Fair Committee
that gets them is lucky one, as the Counbias Will
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-03

The appointment of Col. |. S. Tchenor to
be Auditor Of the District Is excellent one lie has
exceptional qualifications for the place. and has besides
soldier record Of the highest class He enlisted As
apriyate In the one Hundred and Finn New York Vol
umteers November I5 1851; was elected first lieu
tenaut December ~ 1861, and became captain March
10 1862 was breyetted major fOr gallant aud dis
tmguished conduct AT the battles NJ Bul Run, south
Mountain, aud Antietam 10 date from March ~,
isGa; lieutenant colonel for gallant and meritoTiuus
services AT the battles OF Chanlilly Va September
1862 and colonel for gallant and nertoron5 services
at the battle Of Fredericksburg Va, December -,
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Guarding the Harems.

The Buhh army and Mary Gagette says
"TheTe many stories living about connected WIN
the army Of occupation, VOLTA a colonel, saun-
terng outside his camp near this sufah Palace, wa
nailed by sentry You must not 20 there sir
DO you see who l am-COOnel---2' Yes, sir
know But the ''harm ladies' 90 are living In that
house, aud the orders from Sir Garnet Thai ne 4
not to be let 80 m there himself II he wants To-
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-03

Mr.. Gwynn Harris, Health Officer and In
fpector Of Marine Products, living in south Wash
ington, drew il5, 900 for dollar spent In the
Louisiana State Lottery yesterday. The lucky mum
Der was 49, lg5.-Washngt0n %. O. Star, October
II. Tho next drawing will occur December No..
Fun particulars can be had Of NJ. a. DauPhln, New
Orleans, La.
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The Veterans will give complimentary
reception To their numerous friends on Thursday,
the eth instant. The invitations wers in great de-
mand, and from what can learn no efforts are
being spared to make this their opening oail
grand success, The committee arrangements
have secured Abner's Music Hall for the entire
season. which, Tefurnished in all Its appointments,
is now considered the most beautifnl in the city.
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SPIRIT OF THE HOUR

George Alfred Townsend, in his Broad
way Note Book, - writes; Cen Martin McNia~
hon, q friend OF Grover cleveland. told me ON
Friday that Cleveland said to him: at
is pretty hard on inc to be- getting an enormous mall
every day from all parts OF the country, congratulate
Ing on my election, yet every letter making allu-
sion ONE as the hope OF the party for 1854
think, " said Mr. Cleveland, that there is enough
ON my shoulders To- assume The duties OF an ofice
have had no previous familiarity with witheut he
ing expected 20 hold up the entire party for the noNt
two years " Con. Mcmahon saws thai Cleveland is
very likeablo man, with good humor, geniality,
bachelor Instinct, and q cool head Tho General
says prospects are far ahead Of any other cand
date Referring TO prominent candidate In a
Western state, whom he did not directly name, MIR.
Mcmahon said 'l think 10 cannot be CYpected OF
the Democratic party to make It's whole fight again
the skirmish line, as II did In 1850 In Indiana,
The Republicans can concentrate any October
state aud carry t and throw us into CONSERVATION
before the November battle comos. They stil nos
scss tho funds, the Government, and majority OF
tho capital interest of the country. u they could
take Indiana ont OF our hands In october 1850, they
can certainly make powerful show TO get Ohio, the
remaining October state, In 1854 So we must fall
back on November state with a determining power
like New York, and that Is why think Cleveland Is
thehopc OF the Democrats everywhere We may
say In round numbers that seventy thousand Repub-
licaus voted for him for Governor. II he makes a
good Governor very large portion OF that seventy
thousand win say: Wei, Nm justified In my vote
voted for him on an uncertainty, and having be-
slowed my vote well, guess l win go FOR him for
ing else iutorvenes win make Cleveland the candl-
date ~ UP to the last campaign Gen, Mcmahon was
understood TO have been In favor OF lanCock's re-
nomination.
There is always a rumor at the beginning
of session OF Congress that there win be no recess
over the Christmas holidays; but 1t Is only rumor.
some Congressman who have come long distances,
and some who have their families already In WASH
ingon and do not care to return to their homes,
willing to dispense with the recess but the majority
desire II and vote for 1t, and time before Christ
mas Congress adjourns for about two weeks. There
Is always more or less talk about the time being used
adyantageously In forwarding committee work, so
that really nothing Is lost This Is There
are very few committee meetings during the recess,
commonly there are none, and business Is not adj
vanced n peg. Few congressman remain In the city,
Those who cannot conveniently go home go to New
York or elsewhere on business and for pleasure. A
very few may spend the time In preparing speech
in investigating matter upon which they have
to act; but practically there Is absolute hiatus and
loss OF the time, which, when Congress has so much
business waiting to be done, Is a wrong.-BostOH
ddUertiSer.
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Was no greater than what We experience
every year week before Xmas. You can avoid the
rush, get first choice, and have your selections re-
served Till desired, by calling now at II. Harris a
Co. IS, the popular jewelers. 432 Seventh street
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There Is nothing

That adds more 10 the appearance OF a
youth On boy than stylish and neat-btting suit OF
Clothes. -. Robinson 4 Co, the boy clOthieT 800
PennsyYania avenue ~ endless stock 70 select
from al reasonable prices.
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sights al honolulu.

New lots OF overcoats received during Thu
week Of various shapes and designs, Elseman s
Bros clother and tailoTs, corner Seventh and +.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-03

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.--Steinltz and Mar.
tlne2 opened new series OF chess games today I'M
the game was unfinished ON the fOrty-f0urth move
stentz offered 10 eOncede draw, which MartInpz re-
fused. The game win be resumed ON Monday
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soeiety,s Harsh Demands

Has the best cutters we have ever had
our stock Is larger than ever before. A. saks Co,
$40 seventh street.
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A Great seller.

A solid gold Lancaster, Elgiu, or Waltham
stem winding watch, cases warranted solid gold
throughout Tor go, al X. Harris 20. IS 4a2 Seventh
str
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The Boys


Can all be suited in overcoats at EisemaI
Bros, the most prominent clothisrs and taiIors,
corner Seventh and +.
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our Tailoring Department

Weallude to children's sample overcoats
at 70 only About sixty left at A. saks CO. ~ 3IG
Seventh street.
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PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


BUREAU ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
WAsHIEGToN, ID. O., November S, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received at this Of
nee until IL O'Clock NJ, WEDNESDAY, December
o. 1882 for supplies needed by this bureau during the
six months from January TO June 80, 1888 OF art-
ces In the following classes; Dry CoOTs Oils Chem
ieals, Typographical Inks Textiles Paper Binders
Materials, Dextrne, GrOeers Sundries, Blank Steel
Plate and Rolls. Glue and Irvine, Hardware, Iron
and Brass Castings, Gas and Steam Fittings, Lum-
Der, Horse Feed Ice, and Coal aud Wood.
Blank forms for proposals on articles OF any class
with Information as TO qualities, quantities, and con-
ditlons viii DO furnished on application to the UNDER
signed.
Proposals ON each item will be considered sepa-
ratey and preference given 10 articles OF domestic
production or manufacture conditions OF price and
quality being equal As 1t Is not convenient 10 store
large supply OF goods In the bureau, orders the
accepted bidders viii be made from time to Time
tie actual need may DO determined and as rule, for
not less than the quantities specified ON the schedules
Those desiring blanks aud Information must specify
ON which class of articles they are qualified 10 pro-
pose, as awards viii be made only 10 established
manufacturers Of or dealers M the articles needed
The right TO waive defects and to reject any all
bids Is reserved
o. III. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving aud Printing,
nol2-4tB Washington, ID. @.
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Explicit directions for every use given
viii HE Diamond Dyes. For dyeing Moses,
Grasses Eggs, ivory, Hair etg
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Union veteran Corps Reception.

Bird Mamma keeps canaries in constant
song and cures diseases. Fifteen cents at druggists
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ScAYLoH has removed his billiard parlor
from Seaton Hall to across the way the house Tor
merry occupied by Mr.. Abner, the finest billiard
parlor In the United states, with an excellent bar
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Fine Tailoring.
The Crowd at the Fair

II in need of a stylish suit, visit George
spransy, 5o7 Seventh street,
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The CoInrnbia Fair.

Our $50 fine beaver OVeTc0ats, blue and
black George spransy, 5O7 Seventh street,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-03

For choice cut flowers, bouquets, and
fancy uieces studer's floral establishment, In lie
Droit Building, surpasses every place In the city
Call and see HIN.
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XMAS CARDS, Jap. and scrap pictures.
fancy papers, borders. j Jay Gould's wonderful
picture store, 42l Ninth street.
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FoR presents and bargains go to Young $,
736 seventh street northwest. i35 imported cloak'
SOS.
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THE Shedd Excelsior Turco- Russian Baths
are the perfection OF luxury and conducive TO health
Open Sundays till =. NJ.
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ARARE and costly collection of Chinese
ceramics and richly decorated porcelans useful and
ornamental, win be sold ut auction by Auctoneer
bowling at his sales-rOoms, commencing on Wednes-
day next, and continuing through Thursday sales
each day at and 1880 T. NJ. These goods are now on
exhibition.
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CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

Fair weather is indicated on Monday in
no Gulf and Atlantic Coast states.
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NOVELTIES for the holiday season in endless
variety win be found at Deckers, III street. Paren
and others about to make purchases of Christmas
presents should examine this stock. The choicest
goods in their line will be sold at popular prices.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-03

WE call special attention to the advertise
meut Of Mrs Gutmn gl2 Seventh street. This
house is one Of the best in city, and the remark
ably low prices at which they sell their goous Is the
wonder Of the town All the latest styles in novelties
for the holiday season can be found there Mrs Gut
man makes the announcement this week that to each
purchasing customer who buys five dollars worth of
goods there will be given a handsome Christmas box
containing six linen handkerchets.
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THE successful fiTst.class restaurant and
dining saloons established some time since ut the
southwest corner Seventh and streets, opposite
the Post once Department, Will hereafter be con-
Quoted by II. /. EwOod for the past ten years Ia
the employ of Harvey 4 Holden MIR. Elwood has
associated with himself j. u. Arnold, for many
years caterer in this city, and late OF Evans an
furnished at moderate prices and In superior style
Table appointments and attendance will be of the
best and satisfaction guaranteed toall
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For fine garments, perfect Unfit, fashion,
and finish, equal in every way to custom tailor pro
to the great house OF George +. Trims Co, corner
Of Seventh and ID streets.
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FIRE FiREll FRB SMOKE WATER
WA1FR!!!-ln the recent fire at 42l Ninth street,
over j. Jay Goud's picture store, MIR. Gould stock
was badly damaged by smoke and water This entire
stock he win close at less than auction prices, CONF
mencing December and ending December g. Job
lots Will be sold to dealers only AZ their own price on
Monday December 4. December II new goods Will
be opened. Damaged goods must lie closen out before
that thine J. Jay Gould, AL Ninth street.
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MEMBERS Of Congress and others desiring
choice underwear, hosiery, gloves, and furnishings
OF every description should visit the establishment OF
Tyssowsk Brothers. OF Fifteenth and streets
where will be found full line of these goods at ew
York prices. All the novelties In gentlemen's fur
nishlngs are secured by this firm as fast as they
appear