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riday and Saturday, October 28, 29 and will See
B
e elaborate advertisement in our columns this
norning.
King's Palace.
We are pleased to announce the arrival of a
ery attractives assortment of those beautiful
ngle and duplex plumes in black and white
nd all fashionable shades, the latest styles of
ir and felt hats for ladies, misses and children
consignment of a new invoice of pattern hats
om leading modistes of Paris; also all the new
O
nades of King's Palace 3 and 4 button kid gloves,
om $1.00 to $1.25, every pair warranted. Some
pecial bargains in millinery novelties, laces,
bbons, wings, jets, satins, velvets, hosiery,
A
earfs, ruching, and a great many other goods too
umerous to mention. Do not fail to give King's
alace a call, as special bargains will be offered.
emember the inducements at 814 Seventh street,
ing's Palace.
Baltimore Boom Continues.
O does Lomax & Johnson's 10 and 15 cent oyster
inch. Four fried for 10 cents.
Our Jimmy,
he friend of the poor, the handsomest man in
ashington, the best in the business. The most
omplete establishment of the city is Jimmy
hompson's, corner Tenth and D streets. We
11 him Jimmy because we have known him for
ears, and do not hesitate to say that a more per-
ct gentleman never lived. For the benefit of
rangers we will state that J. P. Thompson is his
ame, and his place of business 941 D street
orth west.
Tangier Oyster Depot.
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