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the original section IN the bill. he did not
believe any Senator could Intslligsntly dis.
cuss any ten sections in this bill, nor is there
half "A dozen who understand the seventy
fourth section OF this bill. III 1t becomes
law Senators will have more trouble In be
ing returned 10 the Senate than they
dream Of.
Mr.. SMITH, of Jennings: The object OF
this bill is to create a paid militia IN the
State for the purposes named Hs hOpsd
the Senate would refuse to appropriate a
dollar; such an appropriation can not be
justified before the Constituents Of any
membe
Mr. HILLIGASs demanded the previous
question.
The demand was seconded by the Senate,
and under rs operations the FIRST division OF
the proposed anaendmant-secti0u -, TO aD-
prOpriate a sum sufficient 20 nay II > once IN
three years 20 each active milidamal, not
exceeding SO coo per yssr-wss sgresd 70,
by yeas rs, nays II
The sscOnd 6iyisiOn-sectiOD -, 10 aDDra-
pirate the further sum Of $4,000 per annum
10 delfhy expenses OF militia encampmeniS
Was also agreed 10, by Yess p. nays Is.
The bill was ordered engrossed, By yeas d,
navs T.
The Senate then adjourned.
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The average number Of eggs laid OF an or
binary flock of hens js eight aud one-half
dozen TO fowl. yet instances have been re-
corded where hen has laid $50 eggs in one
year. and from sixteen to seventeen dozen is
considered by poultry men 3 remarkable
WELD
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Maryland. lily Maryland"
Pretty Wives.

Pretty Wives,
Lovely daughters and noble men"
MY farm lies in rather low and mss.
matte situation, and
my wifeT'
"Wbo2n
WAS very pretty bIondel"
Twenty years ago, became
"SslloWl"
"Hollow-eyed!n
"Withered and sged"
Before her time, from
"Malarisl vapors though she made no
particular complaint, not being OF the
grumpy kind yet causing nue. great uneasi-
ness.
"a short time ago / purchased your rem
edy for one Of the children, who had a very
severe attack of biliousness, and it occurred
to me that the remedy might help my wife,
as l found that cur little girl, upon recovery
had
LOST"
Her sallowness and looked as fresh as a
new-blown daisy. Well, the story is soon
told. My wife, 20 day, has gained her old.
timed beauty with compound interest, and
IL now rs handsome a matron Of / do say it
myself as can be found IN this county,
which ls / oted for pretty women. And /
nave Cnly Hop Bitters TO thank for 1t.
The dear creature Just looked over my
shoulder, and says ] can fatter equal to the
days of our couItship' and that reminds me
there might be more pretty wives If my
brother farmers would do as | have done.n
Hoping you rssy long be spared to do
good, thankfully remain,
9. L. JAMES.
Bel'sville Prince George County, Maryland,
Nsy 20 1888.
Sss-None genuine without bunch Of
green hops on the white label. Shun all the
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No Long Words.

There is no call TO use long words IN speak
ing of Parkers Tonic It sells on its merits
and cures by its virtues. No family can
make a mistake by keeping a bottle in the
house. For coughs, colds and all troubles
of the bowels, stomach, liver and kidneys,
il is exactly what you want. For yourself,
ynur wife and children.
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INDIANA LE6isLATCRE.

TOmsssiorls and c1sTtoilmeats y tsis report
TO- sgaat Of space IN these columns ciN appear a
an appendix % Volume XXI Of the Brewer
Legislative Reports.]
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The following deeds were recorded Tuesday,
February II, as reported by steeg q Rernnsmer
abstract comptlers, II and 10 Thorpe 6IOos.
Telephone, 1,04S:
Rein r. Hammond and wife 10 Henry
l. Wallace, warranty deed to part OF lot
in square % in the city Of lndianapo-
Henry Schnull, guardian, TO .. Stechan,
guardians deed 20 part of lot in
Scalan & Cartoons subdivision and ad'
oiiOn TO the city OF Indianapolis. 667 co
Moses q. McLain 10 Henry W. Bennett,
quit claim deed to lot u in book or
square l in Brooklyn Heights addition
70 the city OF Indianapolis .......-... Is 90
Albert Baker. trustee, to Frederick Rand,
Receiver, trustees deed to part of lots
4 and in square Sc in the city OF In
dianep0ls b. OO W
Eds Hicks ct al. to Moses X Fatout,
ranty deed 70 lot So IN Allen, Root
English's North Woodlawn addition 10
the city OF Indianapolis 40 10
The Grand Saving and Loan Association
10 lsaac J.. Boomer warranty deed 70
lot II In Lockwood 4 McClain's south
esst addition to the city OF indianapolis. 541 30
Isaac i. Bloomer and wife 10 Cyrus II.
Ross, warranty deed to lot Z. in Lock
wood & McClains southeast addition
TO the city OF Indianapolis. 90 10
Pelsgie Janson 10 Frederick Ruskaups
warranty deed 70 part OF lot 20 in the
city OF Indianapolis. Sd co
Christopher Hilgenberg to Thomas Cum
ming Quit claim deed to part OF lot IS
ia Caven's SD bdivision Of outlot 80 in
the city of indianapolis IL 90
Conveysnces. 9; consideration SIS %
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The Darwinian theory perplexes the multi
tude. They object to line of descendants
from monkeys. Bat not even baby objects
to Dr., Bulls Cough Syrup.
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IsS-Ncne genuine without bunch Of
green hops on the white label. Shun all the
vile, poisonous stnff With Hop o. Hops"
IL their name
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RASE RAIL-

The Nationals will play the strong Newark club on
Tuesday, "Wednesday, and THURSDAY at Capital
fark. since the last visit OF this club here they
have greatly strengthened their nine, and are un-
questonahy strong as any club In the associa-
ton. With tho club Ia the "Mlcntown Terror" MS
he Is called, or better known as Smith, the phenomc-
nal pitcher who has held the various clubs down To
lew scattering hits in all the games he has pitched.
In the two games against the Nationals at Newark
recently he held them down 10 I'VE tits and struck
out twenty-slx. lie Is supported by Trott, OF this
city, and smith says he has never had catcher be-
fore that did him Justice. The games viii he inter-
esting ones.
I'm Friday Tho p,,,shu,os ,,,,, o,o ,0ro sole, ,,os
.r,r, ain" -, ~ a., @ ~ WI. cone heTe WIN luer
In mis- cinb n, vur gi'e Nun ,ne nome Team;
NIcrris ,hn r,an i, wi '"e ie'uihg ca'oheV' anu
'''' Wv Ivy" '"'''''
The Nationals viii play the Brdgeporis regular
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LHA6UR.

The management OF the National Base Ball Club
are to be commended for their berallty in admitting
lades free TO their games. This rule, however, will
with the St Louis Club. Free admission at the gate
for ladies will be observed, but charge Of fifteen
alton Of the many priyjleges Already extended The
ladies'. we know they will be glad to pay the small
charge made on this occasion.
The Buffalo team will cease after the present week
and Bronthcrs Rowe, White, ana Richardson, In con-
slderaton Of 81 900, will be transferred TO the Detroit
cup: TINS also WIN give the Detroits the franchise
o. buffalo, from the sale OF which they expect TO
falo leaves vacancy In the Western circuit OF
clties and there viii be quite competition to get
Gus OF getting Into the League, and Will spare neither
time nor money to accomplish the desired end.
The Providence club cannot last through another
sess9n ana ihey VII peter out IKE the Blalos
washington VIII doubtless he the city selected to oil
the vacancy, though 1t win be dangerous to attempt
nfty,cent taril on our people. rhe only draw
back League cities, excepting Philadelphia, suffer
from Ii the nfty-cent tarn, and nniil they reduce It
base ball will not be popular In the places. Wash
ington could not stand nifty cents.
The oDay returned to hls work during last week.
lore, and says II Is because he has 1rscass caclers
to back him up.
Comiskey, the noted base steaer Of the ~. Louis
will take part In to.morrow's contest. He Is re-,
gafded AS the safest runner In the profession.
The announcement OF the suspension of Burdock,
the noted second baseman OF the BoslOns, on account
Of iatoxcation came IKE thunderbolt ON the pro.
esa iasi week; ne nus Deeh on ibe team since
ns vs aIa @ nas naa tue reputation as inode
prayer ia e'eJ respect
The Cincinnati club, soon after the closs OF the
season. will play series OF games with The It, Iouls
and other teams The reason OF this IA that Ihey
WAL. mu,ane, Tue suspended player, 10 do some
a WI, ann, W aloW tue people 10 see ms pitching,
'nJ'ei Will oa'cu MN
The crowd that filed CaLllol PARK Monday last Was
the largest ever seen within an inclosure In this
days when the sport nourisaed In the White Iof'
SO great was the cOncOurse that ladies' ami gentle
men were seated on the banks In the extreme left
and right neds, the pretty dresses and parasos of
the ladies' making the scene very striking In order
another game viii, inc St. Ionls for to.mor,e,y
when IL Ii expected another large turnout viii "a
semble. The game will be called al J:l5 o'clack
and we advise all 10 70 early The 81 Louis viii
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mo- nslp rsIlon.ToIIer In tha Yln.,.ra

When one has no interest In q legacy or q bequest
II does good TO read how Fortune has helped some
otheT man with the helps TO happiness 10 cheer
you we give the result OF the one hundred and
eRhly.thr grand monthly drawing OF the Louisiana
state Lottery at New Orleans, La, on Tuesday
August u, 1855; No. II,09 drew the first capital
prize OF t.c.DOO. IL was sold In nfths at 81 each
$4,000 10 Frank Noble, London, ont, collected
through the Molsons' Bank OF London, Ont; one 10
y. NJ. searles, bismarck, ID. r., through Mellon
Bros, BANKERS, bismarck, ID. r.; one to uechari
Teping, No. 1888 Market street. San Francisco, CAL
through The London, Paris and American Bank
uiInited OF San FranciscO, Cal the remainder are
Withheld from publication by request. No. 17,OJO
drew the second prize OF <25 O00-aso sold In fths
ut 81 each-one lt5,00O) TO i. NJ. Briant, South
Whitley, Ind, paid 10 the Columbia City 0ndlana)
Bank; another was collected through the Metr0p0li-
tan National Bank OF Cincinnati, ohlo another sold
where. No ssbgI drew the third prize OF $4,000,
also sold ia nfths at tl-one to w. l.. Lewis, col.
iectea i " me southern Express Company; another
both Of Warrington ciy, .. O.; another BY Edward
where Nos. b.lCs and 10 $50 each drew the fourth
two prizes Of $1,000, and were sold TO parties 10
Kansas CITY, Mo. IN New York City, N. r., and 10
San Francisco Cal, etc. The next dhe one hundred
and eighty -nfh grand monthly drawing on Tuesday,
October Is. 1883, aud any one who purchases d
whole or fraction of ticket Will have chance OF
winning some OF the 1855 10 be scattered about
but for any information desired, address NJ. A.
Daophln, New Orleans, La, but do Not let the OPP
portuniIy escape this time.
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TRENToNS.

EARNED runS-Natl0nalS, 2; TrentOnS, 2. Two
base hits-Baker, Friel, p. Murphy. Double plays
r. Murphy, Lang, p. Murphy, Friel. struck out
Nationals, q; Trentons, 2. Bases on balls-Na-
ttonals..; 1rentons, .. Passed bals-P. Murphy
2. Time OF game hours, minutes. Umpire
Holland
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Observation-Disclosures, .; Newarks
AT New York-MetrOpolitans, .; LousyilIies g.
Al observation-disclosures, S: Pittsbnrgs.2.
Al baltimore Cincinnatis, O; Baltmores g.
AT Philadelphia st Louis, Ii; Athletics TO-
Al buffalo hiladelphiss, 12; Buifalos, |.
AT Detrolt-New YOrks, G; Deirots, s. The Buf.
falo contingency took part with the Derots.
Al Chicago-Chicagoes, 10; Boston, 8.
AT st. Louis-St. Louis, I; Providence, 0.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 19.--virgipias, s; Bridge
ports, s. Base hts-virginlas, 10; BridgepOris, 10.
Errors.Virginlas, 6; BrIdgeports, .. Only six in
nings, then darkness. Manager Simmons is au-
thorty for the statement that the vlrgnias though
tney have Withdrawn themselves from the control
OF the directors OF the club, will play the remain
ing championship games which are three scheduled
Tor the Newarks to play here next week, aud thai
al the virginia bridgeport games will count in the
championship record Whether the players viii
mold together s matter of grave doubt; in fact il
Is authortatively stated tonight that Pyle the Viz.
gnias best pitcher, and Greenwood, short stop
have already gone to join the Newarks.
The record to date as follows In the three asso
Citations. $50"
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The painters sculptors, and enrayers Of Dresden
and Dusseldorf have decided by great majority 10
discard the inelegant costume which Characterized
tue civilization OF the present century and 10 return
70 the picturesque garments that the German arlsts
wore IN the seventeenth century. II IL about the
breeches, marine blue stockings, a velvet yesl
trimmed with red SHY, aud q large felt hats cos
sistently wore.
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Au9usft1ents.

From the New York Herald, Wednesday, Sept Is ]
During the summer months the leading opera
house (Albaugh's) has been open at popular prices
twenty-five and hfty cents. A very auccessful sum .
mer season has been the result. Now the same peO-
pie are required to pay 1ty cents seventy-nv CENTS
and to zee pieces not played any better Just be-
cause what Is known as the ''regnlar' season has
the rise very well, aud there are number of them
VINO insist that what are known here as popular
prlces-twenty-nve and fifty cents-are enough to
performance.
Herzogs Ninth Street Opera House has opened
for the season, and will play companies for dime
and twenty-five cents admission. Strange as 1t may
appear, the audiences at this new place, In its
those which have gathered at the hgh. priced opera
houses
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kerrous, D.LIlitated aeu,

You are allowed a Jfee trial or thirly days of IN
use Of Dr. Dyes Celebrated voltaic Bet with Llec-
trle suspensory Appliances for the speedy relief
Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles.
Also, for many other diseases. Complete restoration
so health, ylgor, and manhood guaranteed. No risk
Is Incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full infor-
nation, terms, etc. msledfree by addressing Yotaic
Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
TON, ID. q.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August pa 1885
~, sEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, addressed 10
lne Cnet OF The Bureau OF Ordnance NAVY Denart
mont, washington, ID. c., Endorsed u PROPOSALS. far
s!appnes WIZ be received at the bureau unit, ~
O'CLOCK NJ on the first day of October lss5. AT whce
honr M opening s q The bids viii be fo
tvgrniSnng ana delivering at the United Statea Nav
LINT, haIa' Wasnington ID. C., the supplies ara mate
t tns emSTaced 10 printed achenIes, which, viii
FORM OF oner and guaranty and printed nstructons|
s W pc pc a rnsaed BY the bureau application and
oner TOT any or all OF the classes named therein W.
inc classes TO be bid for are as follows:
NO. J. Lumber; No. 2, Steel; No. q, Cypcibles.
no. =, riea; NO. o, Feed; No. q. PA0sphor. bvonzs
no. Plgr0n; No. 8, Tin; No. ., Bltuminous Coal:
NO. 10, Anthracite Coal; No. u. Pine Wood; No II,
Leather Betting; No. IS, Oil; No. il, Paint Brushcs
no, 10. Nails; No 49, Screws; No. II, Paint; Ma.
MtscellaneOus >'~'' -'" W.
knch Did must he accompanied by a writ ZEN guar.
antee OF Two responsible persOns III the (uu apount
o. Ine contract, that the bidder WILL within ten iOs
lays alter the contract shall have been awarded ia
department Tor the fnallment Of the same
me bureau reserves the right 10 reject any or ali
to waive defects. "A~
oo . MONTGOMERY SICARp,
nj I'm
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Dime M useun.

Pennsylvania avenue, near Eleventh street.
ONE WEEK MORE,
Commencing MONDAY, SEPTEMBER u, Every
Afternoon and Night.
Before their departure for Europe, and In obe-
dlence to the public wish will appear in two Of their
greatest plays
The Peoples Favorities,
THE LEONZO BROTHERS.
with their Splendid Dramatic Company and their
Wonderful
ACTING DOGS, LION AND TIGER.
MONDAY. TUESDAY. AND WEDNESDAY,
The Thrilling Realistic Drama,
THE PLANTER's CHILD.
Great Cast, Magnificent Effects and Wonderful Dogs.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY,
The Great Frontier Play of
THE HUNTERS DOGS; or, THE
AVENGERS MARK,
Introducing their new Dog SPOT, the Dog with
Human Face.
MANY ATTRACTIONS IN MUSEUM
Admission to all, only 10 cents. Reserved seats
can be secured three days 10 advance. se9a-lts
GANNSrATTRR vOLKs.FEsT
~ At GUETHLERy PARK,
SUNDAY, MONDAY: TTEsDA Z, September 20. 81,
usS ShIAS s 81 Tas f II IT, Goi6as
NACRED CONOERT
nerch0r, and SchrOeders Orchestra.
welcome Addresses by l. II. Schneider, Esq, in
German, and Hon. Simon Wolf in English,
PROGRAMME:
J. MarssanMilitary Review .Kopitz
3. SOng-An Das yatersnd. Kreutzer
Germanla MBnnerchOY.
:. Welcome Address--in German. IL. II. Schneider
o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..Meyerbeer
SHngerbnnd.
I. 6ddIess.ln English. Simon Wolf
y. AtFanQa
0. Selectlon-Fra DavolO. .............. Auber
w. Dic IAuuhenuuug 6rleg
Senge rbund, M9nnerchor, and Orchestra.
II. Observation-Disclosures Girl. Bale
H. Row Let Us Thank the Lord. ,...,... Buecheler
Grand Chorus and Orchestra.
MONDAY, September II, 2 y. NJ, Concert, Dane
ing, Music aud Village Musicians, Popular Games
Tor Adults and Children, Prize Bowling aud Shoot.
lug, Rooster Dance, Rope Dancing, Carrying Water,
Carrying Eggs, sack Races Pole Climbing, Games
ior lades aud Children, ETC., etc. Ia the Evening
Illumination and Fireworks. TUESDAY, Bepten.
her e. az A., Dancing, Music and Village Must
c'ans, rrlze bowling and Shooting, Games for
Adults and Children. Admission on either day, "a
cents. se20-itb
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against competition that places
garments before the public merely
to say that "thev are cheap IN
price," Without regard to work.
s'sanshtp. finish, lining, binding.
etc., zoe do not Vish to be recognized.
The trade We have established
sOamts good, reliable goods, and Is
Willing to pay an honest price for
them.
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kelnsMlls


That Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and X. sell the
most reliable clothing ut the lowest prices
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A DEAF-MUrE GUN.

Remember
Eseman Bros, corner Seventh and K, are The most
popular cOthers and tailors Of Washington.
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PROPOSALS For Q. AND r. sUrPLlgs.


WAsuNoroN u Il q navy asr, LAY osIicE,
SEALED PROPOSALS., indorsed SPioposals O.
ana A. Supplies" viii be received u this ohice until
he Uc,o4er "a 1850 Tor tho following articles to
menl OF lne Navy Yard, Washington, ID. o., VIZ;
Regulations Nos. 10, 10, II, Hsrdware; No. -
folash and SIENNA No. 10, Stationery 49, 81
PROPOSALS are required TO be made I'm dupboate.
On oniclsl forms furnished with schedries Riype
uetaig by this oiilce. For expert and olLer infor
nation apply to Navy Yard. Bids win he received
H manaiaciurers q o. segular dealers In
rrciss tney oner TO and the right is
Iecis. Responsible persons must guaranteed ihe
prompt anu faithful execution Of contract. ana Tho
competency OF the guarantoIs must be cerilaed ~
before United States officer Ns'""ea w.
s.oo ,,o p.u THOMAS II. LOCKER,
'eSo-s'' ray director U. ). N, Navy Pay Agent
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The advantages that an estab-
Ushment iike ours can offer to a
purchasing public are easily told
and as easily understood. Firstly,
Manufacturing our oWn goods, the
buyer has saO "6et,Usen /" profits to
pay. Secondly, In making our
OWn garments ere are able to finish
them credttabiv to ourselves and
pleasing to our ciiemtaOe. Unlike
many other Oarm ents placed before
the public to-day, the same atfes..
tion to workmanship and finish IL
given to the small boys Knee pants
as to the finest suit for Oentleme,
that sUe haze In si0ck.
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Remember

Remember
That Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and Z, have
their entire building -four noors and basemen filled
with clothing for men and boys.
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NEW puoro ART conp.yy STUDIO.

Mr.. L. II. Myers (formerly with q. w. DavlD "a
now manager Of the new Photo Art Company studio,
Dos Pennsylvania avenue The corps OF assistants
leced arc toee Of ability to successfully succeed In
pleasing the patrons OF this we-kuown studio.
careful supervision will I've extended TO every branch
aud detail of the art.
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Reputation Is not established In a
day, nor can confidence between
buyer and seller be firmly planted
at the fret purchase. ItAas taken
gears to establish It betWcea
as. We haze "sOwn" the seed of
confidence. 1t has NOT fallen
upon barren soil, but sUilI live and
prosper, growing stronger and
frnser as the gears roll By.
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PROPOSALS. FOR COAL.
u. =. NAVY PAR oryrc,

u. y. NAVY Par oFyrcg,
WAsHIkGT0N, ID. G., september ~. lisa
SEALED PROPOSALS., indorsed aProposals ia,
Goa y. T., Will be received at this once up'' Al
Goal, to be delivered at the EQupmeny anS !; oi n
pa5imenl o. I've Navy Yard, Washington, j.. j. u.s.
ddsa ase required to be made In Duplicate. ON
talls) by this Oilice. 'e7 giving ue-
., For expert and other necessary Information annlv
ony IRON regular dealers !, In cna. ae's
wsIys reserved to reject any bids ana to
Responsible persons must guarantee tho .rom,r
tsn u s M execution OF Contract ana me comps
iny ~ ,ne gusfanlors must he certified 10 befor
oni,ed STATES onlcer. THOMAS ii. Look M
sela-slo ray Director, U. &. N, Navy PAY Asen,.
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KINGS PALACE, SID Seventh street. Ladies will
please take notice that our grand fall opening Will
soon take place notice OF which will be given through
the daily papers. Meanwhile we are selling excel
lent ali silk velvet all colors at rs cents per yard
which Is worth $780, Also elegant felt hats al so
and 60 cents, worth 81 elegant fancy wings at TO-
30, and rs cents and ribbons at lowest prices. Call
AMI inspect our goods; 1t will pay you. Kings
Palace sl4 Seventh street.
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THE attention of the ladies is invited to the fall
opening Of Mr.. j. c. Hutchinson, 90I Pennsylvania
avenue, which takes place on Wednesday, Thurs.
day, and Friday next, on which occasion he will
take pleasure IN exhibiting the latest creations OF
fall millinery from the most renowned houses Of
Paris, together with large and beautiful line Of
dress trimmings, feather trimmings, and other
novelties
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"ORIOLR Pool, "tne new invention OF ifteen-ball
pool one of the leading attractions at the billiard
parors of our friend Scanlon, AIS Ninth street. The
game Is greatly enjoyed by all who have played It,
pronouncing 1t superior to the Old one Every table
has undergone repair, while new balls and cues have
been added.
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GEORGE II. KEEN, our enterprsing merchant
tailor, has overcome all his difficulties, and Is buster
to-day than ever before. He has secured the
services of Mr.. E. j. Murphy, one OF Bostons most
celebrated cutters, and with large corps OF the
finest workmen, also from Boston, he Is prepared to
make the nobbiest and most stylish as well as the
hest fitting garments manufactured anywhere
FIVE him call and examine his fall stock, and see
h,s mode of doing business.