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LOST AND FOUND

OST OR STOLEN-A BROWN POINTER DOfI
six months old; answers to the name of ''(;rousa
Suitable reward returned to 1883 Massachusetts, ave
noruWess. o23-2ts
&10 REWARD-LOST ON 10TH INST ONE
SPlV pair of black satin Corsets trimmed with pink
The above reward will be paid and no questioIs asked
Address McDEVITTS Detective Agency, 939 Pennsyl-
VanIa avenue. O9O-3t
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EOR RENT

II
1887 K st. NV, 16 rs.
per anDuIn. ..j i
1924 10Th st. NV, 10rs
furnished. ........
1016 l at. NV. ,9rs.f fur.
1928 / st. n. w......
1914 2lst st.n.w.,12rs.
l. st.n.w. near 18th st.
10 rooms furnished.
I4lG Q st. n. W.. 13 rs.
furnished ..........
1915 + st. n. W.. Offices
jy2S-3m
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kA TWILL PAY $50 FOR POSITION IN
SplyVs one of the government deuartmenfs below
the $500 line; good references given Communications
nEAR HATTIE, DRY YOUR TEARS: ALL "a
Just as desire Get your letters at post Offices
Oc1S-l JENNTE nSNIEIS 3
A NTECEDENTS. HABITS. ASSOCIATIONS.
a movements of individuals thefts and such eyi.
qence IS exists in case secured Call on MCDEVITS
west. o1a I'm
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT STORE 459 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
northwest fine stand for Merchant Tailor; has been
occupied this purpose for last thirty years has
lures cutting and show tables and other furniture
NORTHWEST. O20-6t
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Jusr WHrs You Want Tmx.

LOTS 21s AND s2s-ALL WOOL. NEAT, DARK GREY
STRIPE PANTALooNs. ALL SIZES IN STOCK, FROM
aO-INCH WAIST TO 3s-INCH WAIST MEASURE. ANY
LENGTH. INsEAM. WE OFFER AT sass PAIR
WE ALSO HAVE VESTS TO MATCH THE PANTS.
AT s12s EACH.
CULLED TOGETHER, NOT ODDS AND ENDS. BUT
REGULAR STOCK. ABOUT SEVENTY IN ALL. GOOD
sERyICEABLE ovERCoATs, WELL WORTH $1,000.
COME AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF THE LOT AT
500 EACH. THE SIZES RUN FROM "a TO ~
INCHES BREAST MEASURE.
ALL OF OUR CHILDREN'S ovERCOATs THAT
ARE GOOD VALUE AT FOUR DOLLARS NOW GO
AT s275 EACH. IF YOU WANT TO BUY ONE DON'T
DELAY COMING. BUT COME AT ONCE. AS THEY
ARE GOING OUT RAPIDLY. THEY FIT CHILDREN
FROM ~ TO 10 YEARS OF AGE.
WE WON'T SAY ANY MORE TO-DAY, BUT To-
MORROW WILL HAVE ANOTHER FEAST FOR YOU.
| BE CAREFUL TO NOTICE SIZES AND CALL FOR
WHAT WE ADVERTISE, AND YOU WILL FIND IT
PROMPTLY PRODUCED.
A. SAKS & CO.,
GIG AND a1e SEvrSTu crprrr ,,o
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AS was wei stated by the court In a recent case
involving the duty of sleeping car companies to
lhelr patrons, the object for which person BUYS
berth IN sleeping car is TO sleep; and this i'm
plies contract that the company Will exercise all
possible protection and of its patron In order
ttt he may obtain the rest he has paid for Hence
IL Is very important that these companies be held
10 Strct responsibility for the efficiency OF their
service. few days ago a passenger in one Of
THESE cars was burnt to death through the failure
Oh the company 10 equip the with the best ap-
p-lancea O1 safety and the negligence OF the SER
wants In using those at hand The jury at the in
quest has Censured the porter for his carelessness
ana recommended better safeguards on the part of
the corporation. The New York state railroad
commissioners are Investigating the case and
are considering proposition looking to more Strin
gent legislation i'll the interest OF Travellers
Another IriShman hanged for crime springing
rom political excitement ten more Iri5hmen under
trial In Glasgow for "conSpiring TO compel her
Majesty 10 change her measures or cOUnSelS In re-
lation TO Ireland" by the argument OF Dynamite:
all the public buildings in London guarded by extra
police; every incoming vessel closely inspected; the
country infested with detectives and informers:
public meetings held in France and the United
States 10 denOunce the execution OF O'Donnell:-
rather dismal day budget Of news this for Merrie
England at the Merry Christmas tide.
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The committee on rules. at its meeting yesterday,
saw lit to vote down Mr. TownShend's resolution to
remove the desks from the House. This change Is
necessary, and Will be made In time. The commit
Tee also refused to allow newspaper reporters the
privilege OF the Speakers lobby, the ground that
do 50 would incOmmode members. In the treat
ment OF committee work less petty spirit was dis
played The division of the commerce committee
ba Judcious move, and will result in better service
Ii Is also ridiculous to combine two such diverse
subjects as education and labor into one committee
anu The separate ion OF these subjects Is therefore to
DC commented Two or three OF the special COM
mlttees are discontinued, but one OF them at least
that relating the alcoholic liquor traffic Is pretty
sure TO be demanded with such force that it Will be
allowed TO remain.
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HoL1DAYGoo GODS.

Ladies' and Gentlemens Collar and Cuff Boxes ladies'
and Gentlemen's Glove and Handkerchief Cases: La
dies and Gentlenens Toilet Cases; Ladies and Gen.
tlemen's Pocket Companions; Gentlemens Dressing
Cigar and Cigarette Gases; Gold and Silver Handle
Umbrellas and Canes: Gentlemen's Morning Robes
and Breakfast Jackets in Silk Cashmere, Cloth and
other materials. in all the new shades
Handsome assortment Of Neckwear in Claudents Pufs
Tecks and De Joinville Scarfs, Four in hand and
other styles of Ties Gloves Of all kinds lined and
unlined; Suspenders, new line, just opened; Hosi.
cry, in SILK, Cashmere, Merino. and Cotton; Hani-
kerchiefs In Silk and Linen and many other articles
not necessary to mention to be found in our general
stock.
Take pleasure In requesting inspection Of our goods
as they are all this seasons purchase and marked
prices with view to ready sale.
w. s. TEL.
d16 pS5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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CHR1srMAs FURs
As a suitable memento buya
HANDSOME SEAL, SKIN GARMENT.
We have DOLMANS, NEWMARKETS and SACOUES
made from the London dyed Alaska Sealskin
Handsome MINK-LINED CIRCULARS trimmed
with the tail border
Siberian Squirrel Lined Cir culars
Satin and Silk-Lined Circulars and Domans
Best Seal Plush Sacques. after Sealskn Pattern
FEDORA, CAPES and MUFFS
of Beaver and other Furs, for young ladies'
Dress Fur Trimming in Beaver Chinchilla &c
Lowest Market Prices
b. II. STINEAIETZ & SON
1887 Pennsylvania avenue, next to corner 18th ST.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

DOUGLASS
ATTRACTIVE OPENING or
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES
Reductions In all Departments and Special Prices on
all Holiday Novelties As Goods are Marked Plainly
IN P i With the sPeeal Prices below
ment Is TOO large to epuperate but Is
PRESENTS New Designs IN Comb and Brush Sets. Whisk
Holders. Jewel Cases, Toilet Sets Fans and Fan Cases
Fine French Bars, Handkerchief Boxes Bronzes Card
Cases Fine Poeketbooks CIGAR and Cigarette Cases Ne
cessares, Jewelry Fancy Baskets &c sc We have the
Prettest Assortment of Handkerhefs in town, at least
the ladies tell and these will be included in the
duction.
GLOVES. ALL STYLES AND PRICES.
SILK HOSIERY AND ELEGANT ELASTICS, LACE
GOODS. FINE UNDERWEAR, &c.
For Gentlemen we have Gloves all kinds; Elegant
SuspeDders Fine Scarfs Bows aud Ties Fine hosiery,
HandRerchefs silk AID Linen Dress Shirts Night Shirts
Collars and Cuffs, Scarfpi Sleevebuttons, &c, &C.
DOUGLASS.
dis so. 524. SOC NINTH STREET
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GENr1EMES's DREss HATS,

1IATS,
OPERA
Agents for Knox and Youmans' New York Hats
Cookseys London Hats
Sealshin Caps for Gentlemen and Youths
Sealskin and Beaver Gauntlets and Muft1ers.
Walking Canes-Fancy Heads
UMBRELLAS.
We have large Stock-handsome Gold, Silver and
Carved wood handles-Suitabe Presents for Lady or
Gentleman.
b. III. STINEMETZ 4 SON.
DIG ~ W WE AVA '''
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NOVELTIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
MRS. SELMA RUPPERTS.
COS NINTH STREET. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
Elegant assortment Of CELLULOID DRESSING
CASES. TOILET SETS, GLOVE AND HANDKER-
CHIEF BOXES. FANS, PLUSH and LEATHER BAGS
WORK STANDS, SMOKING TABLES. FANCY WORK
AND WASTE PAPER BASKETS.
Large variety of FANCY AND JAPANESE GOODS.
DOLLS, WHISK-HOLDERS, EMBROIDERED SUS-
PENDERS, CARD and CIGAR CASES.
Choice selection in Silk, Plain and Fancy Bordered
HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK MUFFLERS LACE FL
CHUS, TIES, KID GLOVES LACES, wORSTED
GoODS ana CHlLDREN'S MERINO CLOAKS,
Elegant line of EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS. TaBrR
COVERS, TABLE SCAtFS, LAMBREQUINS TIDES
and AkT EMBROlDERIES. d15-St
A USEFUL GIFT FOR YOUR LADY FRIENDS
is one Of our beautiful HARTFORD SEWING MA.
CHIMES, acknowledged to be the best and posjtiyeIy
makes perfect lock stitch and can be used on the
fabric to the heaviest cloth without the alteration
Of tensions.
Also. the simple NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE,
Latest improvements and warranted for Eve YEAR
cash at All
oPPENHEMERs,
49, Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms
S 90 stn street n W., st. Cloud Building.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHa1srMAs CHRIS,

CHR1sTMAs OiIFTs
Nothing can be acceptable to young or old AZ
Christmas Present than good Oyercoat or Stylish snt
either Of which be bought so per cent below the
prices asked at these finely furnished but extensive
stores by visiting the
MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
Good Overcoat at S. worth SO
Better Overcoat at Sc. worth 80
very GOOD Overcoat at $3.50. worth So.
spssRdidly M lad overcoat-Ten Different
A Still Finer overcoat at sl2. worth 800.
Fine Reayer, Tricot or Worsted overcoat at sl5.
Fine Kersey Overcoat at 800 worth $685.
overcoats for Boys at 49, $780, 81 $3.50 and IS.
bu'psis s SIT IS It 3 e 80 and sla worth fully
Black Worsted Suits at S15 worth $50
Black Cloth Suits at S18, worth $40
Fine Black Cloth Suits at S25, worth $50
Full Dress Suits at so5 worth $50.
half the usual selling price.
| Boys Suits from $3.50 up.
Mems and Boys Gossamers are being sold out regard.
| less Of Cost or Value.
THE MIsFIT STORE,
| CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
| Open till p. m, Saturday till II p M d1s
Fon The Ho11DArs
I respectfully inform the public that have just
received a fine assortment of
| IMPORTED BON-BONs
| FINS ALSO OF MY OWN MAKE
| j. B. GAUTRON,
| CONFIsERIE PARIsIENNE.
| uIS-ot' SO6 l street northwest,
COOKS IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE
Which has taken premiums in Europe Canada and the
United States, nd is Endorsed by the first physicians
chemists and cOnnoisseurs of the world this
year GOLD MEDAL at the Southern Exposition as be.
ing worthy of all that is claimed for it. viz:
| PURITY AND EXCELLENCE.
| Price per case, quarts S14; pints, GIG
| The company's discount to the trade.
| 100 cases just received by
| HUME, CLEARY l. CO..
| dle-lm S07 Market Space.
L
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

A UERBACHs DOUBLE STORE
HOLIDAY PREsENrS FOR Girls
complete and perfect working Sewing Machine.
height OF table ~ inches viii do rood sewing any
large machine just what want for your little girls
from to Is years Every little girl Washington lie
respectfully invited to to the Of 1h and g.
A.I ~" Ho Of PRESENTS FOR LADIES.
Elegant assortment of beautiful new improved Sewing
Machines. New America No !, ''Domesticr "Singer |"
and almost every kind made TO select from
You can buy an excellent machine from us for your
wife for S2 with i've years sarante anental and
useful.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR BOYS
Fine Dogskfn Gloves fur tops: Scsrfs lies SILK Sus-
penders Dress Shirts Underwear, Seal SKIN Caps Hats
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Finest Silk Scarfs. from acc TO 81 50. Kid Castor
DoGskn. and Flir-ned Gloves. Urdegraff's best Ha
eerstown Gloves Splendid 2-hutton Dogskin Gloves
81 Fine Silk Suspeniers. silk Handkerchiefs r. & w
Collars and Cuffs Fine English Merino Socks. SaNony
Wool. German Hand Knit Jackets and Bicycle Stock
ings Fine English Underwear, in eight different cOors.
Bicycle and Blue Flannel Shirts. Twllled silk I'm
breilas Holiday Styles in Mems Soft and Std Hats.
Gents Cloth Jersey Gloves, extra heavy only BOZ &c,
at c. AUERBACHS,
Corner 9TH and III streets
Come and see latest Novelty: Writing Desk and
Sewing Machine combined Just the thing for Holi-
day Present dis
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

CHRrsrxAs Goops
GRANULATED SUGAR. .rerlh
NEW CITR0N, s It's. for al
NEW CURRANTS, Is It's for Al
MIXED NUTS 6 It's for Al
HAMLEl'S CREAM MIXTURE sU~ f,-s,
VAN ROSSAN'S EDAM CHEESE al
MOTIONS PINE APPLE CHEESE Al
lbs ITALIAN MACCARONI 50,
LEE PERKINS, WORCESTER SAUCE *, ny l,,,.
GEO f. KENNEDY & SON.
dl7 No. 1909 street northwes.
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Nothing can be more acceptable to young or old as
Christmas Present than good Overcoat or Stylish Suit.
either Of which can be bought 50 per below the
prices asked at these finely furnished but expensive
stores by visiting the
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ELEGANT AND Useful.

ELEGANT AND \ SEFUL.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
EATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BROTHER,
FINE SILK LIZ UMBRELLAS, NEwEsTHANDLEs BEST
sUfEB Ns1 AsssoKys{EAI OF Embroidered AND
cHfSA ST GkSPRERdhIsrs IN WHITE, BLUE
sH RI HSs sE sE sg5ssss NJ
M fy E SEkafk AID ALL coIohs
s1L dRE SAH 6E s4 E9h 5 CANTON cREfEs AND
t tIEKs r TaJT E, APP ~ coLoRED SILK 1LLU
PEKjisS;oT's 6EIERRATHSR KID CLOVIS. 70 But,
rnfSSE os KID
THE IA I9E Ri GESESE NpIA sHAwLs
d E5SbB ftK TIE falEi HJpAYs
9PEN EyES1SGs UNTIL G I6s
EVENING FABRICS Ao- D'- AA LAW
EpCH0ICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
sEAToN PERRY,
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street.
Established 1910 dis
ELEGANT AND Useful
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
KINGS PALACE.
S14 It'll street northwest
SOLD AT LOWER PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE.
SIX and Linen Ladies' and Gents Handkerchiefs.
Madeup Lace Goods
Lace and Silk Scarfs
Fchus, Pocketbooks,
Satches and Wallets.
Elegant Childrens Misses and Ladies' Cloaks from So
Chdren's Robes and Dresses, Merino Cloaks
Forty Thousan Dollars Worth of fine MILLINERY
GOODS to be slaughtered,
10000 punches of prime OSTRICH TIPS in all coors
% ood ff p4 ~ S9f to 81 70 Eer bunch s ~,
plume.
RIBBONS and FLOWERS below manufacturers, prices
If you are in need Of
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT,
KINGS PALACE,
The Leader OF Fashion and Low Prices.
dis s14 It'll street northwest
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HOLIDAY GOODS

HOLIDAY GOODS.
BARGAINS In LACE GooDs,
Positively the Cheapest Goods ever shown In
this city.
VERY DESIRABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
REDUCTIONS:
Fichus made of fine Laces, only 4sc, worth 75c.
Fchus made of Oriental former price Csc
One lot chus made of Oriental Lace all transferred on
fine Net, only 9Sc., worth Sl.I5
JUST PURCHASED A MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES
OF FICHUs AND COLLARS. WHICH WE
WILL SELL AT HALF PRICE
One lot Spanish Fchus very large only 9Sc worth S.
GOODS PUT UP IN FANCY BOXES WITHOUT
EXTRA CHARGE.
Don't fail to examine the thousands of articles dis
played at our Mammoth Establishment this week.
CH A S. B AUM,
dis 4ls SEVENTH STREET.
RoeERs BRorHERs
TRIPLE-PLATED KNIVES AND FORKS IS HALF
ROGERS BROTHERS TRIPLE PLATED TEA
SPOON $500 HALF DOZEN.
ROGERS BROTHERS TRIPLE PLATED TABLE
SPOONS, $500 HALF DOZEN,
CAsToRS FROM SO TO So
FINE ENGRAVED CAKE-BAsKET. S.
BUTTER DISHES FROM $3.50 to So
AT
J. W. sCHAEFER's,
CHINA AND GLASS.
NO. 1920 7TH STREET NORTHWEST,
d1e between K and L Streets)
YESTERDAY
OUR CLoAK-BUYER WAS IN NEW YORK, RE-
PLENIsHING OUR STOCK OF
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, NEwMARKErs. SILK and
BROCADED VELvETs and MATELAssE
DOLMANs and SILK CIRCULARS.
We are not oyersocked in Winter Wraps consequently
have no losses to undesirable garments 1t Is
not exaggeraon to say that we are now buying Winter
Wraps at reductOnof % to 40 per cent below
ruling prices. For instance
HAND SOME SIC1LIENNEs SILK CIRCULARS, Spur
rel Lining at the unprecedented price of S25 each
This is the lowest price named for Real Slurl-
Lined Garment.
ELEGANT SATIN RADZIlIIR DOLMANS, Satin Quilt.
ed Lining, Full Fur Trimmed, formerly S45, now
$780,
NEW Bargain ever offered in this
popular Garment, All Wool Fine Stockinette perfect
ftting-for So. We claim it must be better than
anything which can be shown for 5I5.
Our entire stock is marked at the most Attractive
Prices possible for Christmas Week when we do our
largest business. AS heretofore, guarantee our
prices Money obtainabe return in good condit ion
Of any garment purchased Of us.
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IT Is held by some thinkers that a monopoly OF
land is the most unjust and intolerabe OF all mo-
nop0lcs, from the fact that the amount of soil On
the globe IS fixed and limited. Tie position has
much TO ain IL, and In practice, moreover, 1t is
known 10 be true that regions do not prosper where
large tracts of land are held by nonresident capi-
t;iists. 1t Is To be- presumed also that any evils
falling on a district from such state of things
would be aggravated II the land monopoly were
hot only not a local one but made up OF foreign
capital. We have been accustomed to speak of the
"boundleSS west, but the statistics OF the land
Office show very clearly that the public domain is
fast melting away, and it is also known that the
best land In the control of the great railroad cor
ppratlonS and on state reservations Is going into
private hands. This being so, it Is a matter of
practicai moment that the arabic lands of the west
become the property OF actual settlers, whose in
tereSt it is TO improve them and maintain order
and civilized state of society in their respective
localities. Congress will be asked to guarantee
This protection TO the immigrant and settler
Classes by the prohibition OF the ownership beyond
reasonable limits OF American land by foreigners.
The question Is novel and interesting one and
should be studied on its merits. 1t appears that
Several foreign capitalists and corporations have
large landed estates in this country, one company
owning, 1t is said, three million seven hundred
thousand acres In the south and southwest.
s "
1t IS said that the visit OF the crown prince Of
Germany to Spain and Italy was planned by Bis
1narck as an outcome OF project he has devised
"ior decorating conservative forces against auda-
clolS democracy" Indications are not wanting
that such design Is included in the princes visits II
not their moving cause. II so, it is an encouraging
sign OF the growth of liberal ideas of government
III that stronghold OF military despotisn the con-
tihent OF Europe. Nowhere on the face Of the
globe, not in serve Asia or barbarous Africa, are
there to be found political theories absurd or
and nowhere are these artificial Institutions main
tanned at so large cost OF blood treasure and the
common prosperity. The theory OF a divine right
10 rule Is Incompatible with that high civilization
TO which modern free thought is bringing the world
Kings and emperor5 may chafe under the manifest
tendencies OF the times, and try to arrest them by
forming an alliance against the printing press and
the steam engine but they will only hasten their
Inevitable fall by such a course. The efete mon
archS must go.
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GRocER1Es For Ho11pAYs
QUALITY, VARIETY AND PRICES SUIT EVERY
An extra force to deliver promptly
80 C. WILMER,
dlo 1915 Pennsylvania avenue
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CHR1srMAs SILKS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILK DRESSES,
ELEGANTLY PUT UP FOR
HOLIDAY TRADE.
We offer an exceptionally fine line of BLACK GROS-
GRAIN SILKS, BLACK SILK RAHDAME, at
S100 PER YARD
We offer splendid BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK
BLACK SILK RAHDAME, BLACK SILK RADZIMIR
all at
$1.25 PER YARD
We offer a magnificent BLACK eros GRAIN SILK.
and BLACK SILK RADZIMIR, at
$3.50 PER YARD
We shall also offer special values in finer grades Of
BLACK SILKS. at $L75 $20O, $225 and $3.50 per
yard and shall pack each dress pattern in handsome
box without extra charge.
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lid GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
We have just opened line H. H. 16 Is and 20 Button
White and Opera MoUsoUETAIRE, which we shall
offer at muchless than regular prices We shall con-
tnue the sale Of our great bargain 4button White
Undressed KID GLOVES at 5Oc. per pair They are
worth very much more money. Were closed out cheap
and pay us fair profit. We expect to duplicate
the bargain.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
OPEN EVENINGS.
Until after Christmas we shall be OPEN EVENINGS.
to accommodate many customers who cannot conye-
niently visit us through the day.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. dis
CHArrERBox.
1883, for Sixty five Cents.
Largest stock of Juveniles in the city at as low prices
any house III the city.
CHRISTMAS CARDs-Plain. Frosted, Pulled, Satin.
ALBUMS in every STYLE with all latest HOLIDAY
BOOKS
Call and examine.
JOHN c. PARKER,
GIT AND s1s SEVENTH STREET,
d12 Directly opposite Patent Office
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Moan WALKER & Co.,
CPS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Afford the seeker after Holiday presents opportunity
the OVER sAck or T tRe SE% 81! IHEkET
which is offered at so reasonable price as to
make the outlay irifing i'll Comparison to the benefit
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
CPS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
the Children'z nvseaata s,lrl,Si-o for haanss
and rneapness.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Never had larger stock than at present. nor more
attractive selection of desirable goods.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
high reputation for style and durability.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
d17-2w 625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
PuRE BUrrER
OUR SPECIALTIES IN PRINT BUTTER.
WE ARE THE SOLE RECEIVERS IN THIS CITY
OF THE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN BRANDS OF
FINE TABLE BUTTER:
THE DARLINGTON
THE O. On
THE SHARPLESS"
AND
THE CLOVER LEAF"
WE DO NOT SELL ANY OF THE ADULTERA-
TONS OF BUTTER KNOWN TO THE TRADE AS
"OLE OMARGERINE,n "BUTTERINEn AND
"SUEINE"
GEO. NJ. OYSTER & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, &C..
COR. PA. AVE AND 9TH ST. N W. d15-6t
Insure Youn PRopEnrY."
THE RIGGS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
1nsures Real and Personal Property in the District of
Columbia only.
NJ. W. BEvERIDeE. President
THOs HYDE, Treas. FRANCIS p MoHUN, sec'y
Office, 1881 F street northwest d1s-1w
1OHO ~
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