Nov m is the time for the ladies'
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NOw is the time for the Ladies'
IN $4,000 worth of splendid goods at cost at the
New York Cheap Lace Store, between 10th and
1lth streets, Pennsylvania avenue.


BRAGDON & BROTHER, in order to change
their business Immediately viii commence to-day
to sell out their immense new and splendid stock Of
lace goods ribands, embroideries, musins, flowers,
gloves, mitts, worsted goods pocket and dress
bandkerchiefs, silk hose, gentlemen's Angola socks,
ladies' and infants' worked muslin robes, 49, worth
81; infants French worked caps rick black silk la
ces, black silk fringe, gimp cords, and 2 cents per
yard. Our immense stock of Lisle laces we have
thrown upon our counters determined to close them
at some price.


Look out for bargains 400 French worked
collars at 25 37I and so cents, worth Sl 900 inside
handkerchief, a, so cents; 5000 yards bonnet rbend
at 10 and l2I cents per yard; 2O0 yards linen lawn
at 81 IS, never sold less than 50; 100 dozen clear
grass handkerchefs, at SO cents, worth s7s; 30
dozen left Of those French L. c. handkerchief, TO
be sel1 cost 80 dozen infants lace caps, at 10
cents, worth FIVE times the money, with thousands
of other kind Of goods without any porticlar price.


Look out for bargains in these goods while ours
last. Don't forget the New York Cheap Lace
Store, under the big awning


@ BRAGDON& & BROTHER,


Successors to Bragdon q Twombly.


Oct