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ININE ECILDING LOTS SITUATED IN THE BEST
IL IOCAIIONS on CAPITOL HILL. BEING AT
COENB:; OF MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, Il
SIEEET NORTH AND SEVENTH STREET
EAST.
ON SEVENTH STREET EAST BETWEEN PENN
SyLyASIA AVENUE AND G STREET SOUTH.
On III Il ID sY AFTERNOON. MAYGeS
FOURTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell, inS5SY
front OF Tue premises, lot L in sQusre SCI, front
ing il5 feet inches Massachusetts avenue l25 fe ct
Oh street north and 30 feet pubic sp fronting
It'll street east the line this lot running through
tron " asssehisetts avenue u street being 9S
fett inches. This Il maariftcent aad avaab lot
At HELf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, SAME AFTER
MON we viii sen lot Is. in square ST}. fronting 81
feet inch It'll street east, between Pennsylvania
avenue ard street south This is fine building
t END prlyate parties Spectators and builders should
booz az thee lots.
Terms Cae-fourth cash; balance in one, two AMI
three yesrs notes. u bear cent interest and to tie
secured by deed Of trust premises d. all cash.
at purchasers option post of 800 at time Of sale
required on each lot. Terms TO be complied with in
days ether resale at risk and cost OF defaultng
purchaseF, after days public notice Of resale in
come nes spaper published in Washington DC. Com
vey@ncng and recordilg at purchasers cost
a2s-1&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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TEIHOS. j. FISHER Il co.

FOUR SMALL. HOUSES ON NINTH STREET
SOUTHWEST AT AUCTION.
In SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIXTH. at ~,
FIVE O'CLOCK, the premises, sil III offer at:a
pubic sale four snug sixroom Houses. Nos. 418, III
42. 424 and 1926 9th street Invest ali III good
order said occupied by good tenants Lots 16 feet
inches by go feet TO Is foot a ley.
Terms tAe-tialf cash balance In monthly PAYMENTS
TO suit purchasers. secured by deed Of trust with inter
est at SIX per cent. TROS. J. FISHER L CO..
MD Real Estate Auciloneers. 1924 L street D. W.
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,,. Et GINFID FENDAlII. Trustee.
DUNCA NSON BROS. Aucts, mo- dts

EftUSTtE'S SALE OF BRICK WAKEHOU Sc
Il ON FIRST SrhEET WEST, NEAR INDIANA
AVENUE.
By virtue Of deed of trust recorded among the 81,
ilud CORDS of the District Of Columbia in Lber fa
No pa folio33 will offer for SALE at auction 1
r mt OF the premises, MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH
pay OF MAY; A. d. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK p M,
le following described part of lot No. square NO
5I3, in this city, viz-Beginnine at point on LIST
rect west diatant I6 feed south from the northeast
corner OF said lot and running thence west 100 feet
IN nee south 80 fest to alley thence east long the
alley Ofeet to said LIST street. and thence north so feet
Terms: One fourth cash. aud the residue in three
equal instruments q! g. II and Is months, with per
cent interest to be secured by the purchasers notes.
and deed OF trust the proiert all i'll cash pur
chasers option. depcst of 500 ut time sale. Con-
yeyanCins at purchase cost.
REGINALD FENDAII,, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS. huctiOnters. ni2- dts
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1T,HoMAS BOWLING. Aucs,oneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.

By virtue Of two deeds Of trust bearing date tbetA
l2th and a2d days Of March. I'D. 1873 rerpec-$9&
SEQ. and Lber No. 49, folio 449 Of the land records
for the Disric. Of Columbia and At the written request
public auction, in front OF the premises, ON THURS
DAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY. A. ID. 1882 A E
SIX O'CLOCK M. the following described real
estate ard premses located IN the city Of Wsshngton
said District and known the ground plat of said city
lots numbered IS, 81. So SO. CO. 81. 81 g. In
John Sherman's subdivision of square No. 100.
Terms OF SAFE: One-fourth Of the purchase money in
cash, residue IN SIX twelve and eighteen months with
Interest from the day of sale at six cent to be
cured BY deed of trust upon the premises sold or all
cash at purchaser OPTION deposit Of $50 viii be
Qred a. the day OF sale II the te- not conped
with within ve days from the day SALE the Trustees
the right 20 resell 81 the risk Of the de-
fsulting purchaser. All eonyeyancing ut purchasers
cost HENRY A. CLARKE.
a25-d&ds WM. A. FENNICK, < Afus'ocs-
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GHOICE SUBUkBAN LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG
" TION UNDER DECREE OF COURT.
On TUESDAY, MAY SECOND, 1882, ATEaS
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. on the premises I,ots IL te<1tST
Is. both inclusive. of john Sherman's subdivision -
OF ''Kennesaw." LOCATION Just north of Columbian
College, pro erty and west OF I4.h street extended
These lots front south and rance from one-fourth
to threc-fourths of al acre in size.
a2sa&as r. " f F. SRAisf Trustees.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.

yTNwoTWO- STORY FRAME HOUSES. Nos sls AND
Il g20 TWfNTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
PENNSYLYANIA AVENUE AND ! STREET
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY THIRD. IA
at SIX O'CLOCK. viii sell. In front of the prem M
square No. "a. improved by two two-story Frame
Houses. This lot runs back to a So foot alley the
houses now under good rental and to any one Dur
chasing viii be raying Investment
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
a2S-d&ds DUNCANSON BhOS. Aucfionaera
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4
THE COOLEST AND BEST TRANSPARENT ICE.
The SMITH TRANSPARENT ICE MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY take pleasure in announcing to the
Ice consumers OF Washington that their Factory will
commence running the FRET MAY. and they will
soon be ready to supply customers with their
SUPERIOR TRANSPARENT ICE
This Ice ia all made of the purest and best drinking
1t is frozen in large three ton cakes and cut into
blocks Of desired size.
is free from and all impuritiesis clear trans
parent solid.
Experiments this ice to beonger in melting than
1t Is made in temperature Zero and being taken
from so cold room to the carts it is colder and has
more cooling than any ice transported long
tances or kept in I'D Is therefore
proftabe TO buy.
In refrgeIs.or ice freczers or brewers rooms
1t VIII do more work than any other ice.
For families and hotels it is particularly desirable for
instead OF containing any of the debris floating in rivers
1t s clearer and than the drinking water in which
it is used.
This superior ice will be sold at the lowest market
prices.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
DAVID SMITH, Treasurer.
No. 1891 Water street. West Washington
April a. 1882. a27-6t
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TD-a38RRGW.
NNUOMAs BOWLING, Auc,loneer.

IhNUOMAs BOWLING, AuCuoneer.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CROCKFRy AND AN
E2TENSIVE LINE OF GLASSWARE. Boz FL
PLAIN AND D. CORATED: PORCELAIN TEA
SETS: GLASS Sc 5. TOGETHER WITH MANY
OTHER ARTICLES IN GLASS AND PORCE-
LAIN AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY THIRD 1892
ct TEN O'CLOCK, within my sale-roon, / shall sell
the shove ns {nment The attention of tine trade is
directed to this sale.
ml-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctsoneer.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc.ioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF A GOOD FRAME HOUSE AND
L1T No 1s,r 1909 FSURTH STREET NORTH
Or. On oC WxEDsNEsDAY. MAY THIRD. st Ska
Terms: One half CASH balance In 9 < and twelve ez:A
mopths. $50 depoelt required at time Of sale.
Asst WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts
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Z UNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneerr,
- Southeast corner 9th and d streets north west

DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS, RIB
BONS, ACES. GLOVES. HOSIERY, CORSETS.
SsATINs, SKINNER H.Ks, LADIgs, DRESS
CAsSIMFkhs, THREADS. SPOOL COTTONs
AND SUKS. &C., Sc, BEING EFFfCTS OF A
FANCY AND DRY GOODS STORE REMOVED
TO OUR TABLESPOONS, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS, MAY
FIFTH AND SIXTH, at TEN O'CLOCK. in2 d
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@. II. CRAG1N, JR., I ....
ml-d&ds w. MCKEE o. ,BORNE} ATTORNEY

ELEGANT AND HANDSOME FURNITURE.
fS nogss 3iss EiGhhFa SIR sfRE ETN kokTh ?
kAkh3h SUITE M Raw sI ds, Velvet TRIM,
pINIs ss y GHAIRs AMP LOUNGE; MALEUT
MIkR9RED-BAoK SIDEBOARD CABINET
STYLEJ; GARDINER TABLES; ROGERS
STATUARY. CRAWLING MAGICIAN): EBON-
~ sR STAND; VERY Es H AN S4, BkAss
CHAR; FABIAN, ,B9IHEMisN AND OTHER
19EcoRAI Hn d pINkER SET VERY FIEk5; cur
hhAAGMTBRES9UInNIs 4;r W bbSJI., MIRkok HAT
CARPETS; Wal UT CHTFEoNIER; WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITE, lPLATE GLASS MIRROR
Nj CHAMBER SUITE; WALNUT CHAMBER
ANDTENNESSEEM M. 7. VERY HANDSOME; OAK
SUITE BOX SPRINGS, HAIR MATTRESS BED
DING, WILLOW, CHAIRS; WALNUT CARD
TABLE; LOUNGE Draw SILK; PILLOWS
HOLSTERS; Tables KITCHEN UTENSILS.
&c.. &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY FOURTH COM.
MENClNG All TEN O'CLOCK, We will sell at the resi-.
deIce OF Louis AuerDach esq (w no giving up house.
p1ngo NO. 1l32 9th street northwest thu entire con-
tents which are very handsome nearly new and to
which invite the attention OF parties who ara fr
nishing their residences. -
mid DUNCANsON Bros. Aucts.
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ID NEAR CORNER OF NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
Bling IN VICINITY OF BRITISH MINIS
TENS AND OTHER FINE RESIDENCES.
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. MAY THIRD, "a
AT FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii sell In front Of the
inches on 2lst street west between and NJ streets
north end running back 70 80 foot alley This lot
IN rapidly improving section Of the city and viii be
peremptorily sold.
Terms: One third cash; balance IN 8, IL and Is
months notes to he secured by deed Of trust or all cash
az option OF purchaser deposit Of 800 required at
SALE Terms 70 he compiled with In seven DAYS other
Wise rsse at rsk and cost Of defsultins purchaser
sncing and recording at purchasers cost. Abstract
shown at sale.
s28-dSds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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THE TRADES.

II YCETTS BINDERY. l0l2 PENNSYLVANIA Az
~ Plain and Fancy Bindings Of every description done
1reasonahle rates. Blank Books spocislty Bod of
Ssfezencsa Orders by mail promptly attended to. n3S
GIBSON BROTHERS,
N PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB pRINTKRA
13Ss PcnnsZiyania svenue wnnhtngton. .. O.
- Fine Pr1nftag Gpeoiaity. 6nlo
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
RECEIVERS SALE OF MATERIAL FOR ASPHALT


BY virtue u an order OF the Supreme Court OF tina
District Of Columbia passed In equity cause No. q 8l3
pHcxef III Win eel ct public suction On MONDAY.
the asphalt yard. southeast corner Of L and North
Capto tnfreets quantity Of material follows:
ABOUT iOO barre Of obs l50 and two ysts Of
a.Rn.,s ioo ioads Of s.nd and four tons g imedus
purchases greater than $500. one third IA cssh:
balance ss three az and nine months, secured to the
saS-dtds JANIS O. spRIao. Rece.v.r
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Latest qGlGglanS to The Star.


Tho Lena Gone In Search Of DeI.0ng.
ST. PETERSBURG, May Acknowledgements from Ia
aitSk states that the American officers searching
or tne Jeannettes men,in consequence OF the ex-
aorbitant sum demanded for the steamer Lena,
Engaged another steamer for the search. The lat
ter however. Is unsuitable. IL is also stated that
NJ SiblriakOn has dispatched the Lena to search
for Lieut. Commander belongs party.
The Pirates Of Pangroayu.
NEW YORK, May 2-The bark Cardenas which
arrived here to-day from Gaboon reports: In the
litter part of March the pirates OF Pangroays and
b trKa!laS captured and plundered a French cut
Ger. The colonial government at Gaboon sent
torce TO recapture the cutter and have the pirates
delivered To them. An action took place. The
French surgeon was killed and three Of the French
soldiers were wounded.
Prize Fighters Warned by Gov. Plaistcd.
BOSTON, May "A special dis patch from Bangor,
Me-, says:-The state authorities having obtained
Information concerning an intended prize fight
between Tommy Bates, the Sheffield boxer, and
young Jim Hurst, formerly OF Montreal, Gov.
Piaisted took steps prevent the encounter being
had, and the men and their managers have been
notned that arrests will follow the pitching OF the
Ting.
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FENHOMAS BOWLING. AuCtioneer.
SALE r OF yALnhBLE UNIMPROyED REAL Is
IAIE ON NORTH SIDE OF STREET, BE-
TWIN Ell We tn AND TWELFTH STREET
MOHTHWLST. IN THE CITY OF WASHIaG-
AND IMFROyED REAL ESTATE ON EAST sIDE
OF JEFF RSON STRICT. NEAR WATER
STREET, AND STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE
IN ISp AL, Alley ", LEADING FROM JEFFERSON
BRIDGE STREET. IN GEORGETOWN.
IL viii se ct Pubic auction in front Of the prem -
NJ. all that piece Of ground in the city Of Washing
gon known as the west Az feet Inch front by 100 feet
depth OF original Lot square 323 with Of tho 10
foot alley On the east
AT FIVE ?: NJ. on SAME DAY. premises known as
No 1913 Jefferson street. GEORGETOWN the Lot having
front Of 36 feet by depth of los feet with the use Of
. 10 foot alley on the south.
And immediately thereafter the Stable and Carriage
house as above described.
Terms: One-third cash. Of which 800 must be paid
on each OF hft two pieces and $50 last piece ut time
OF sale residue IN one and two years per cent inter
at purcSasers' cost. '
@. Fl. CRAGIN, JR., ...
ml-d&ds w. MCKEE o. BORNE.5 Ae'ofneys.
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ROBT. P. DODGE. r~,,s,oes
M, 4, 6, q 11&13 AUSTIN HERR, 1iI'eoo'

FHl .USIEE'S SALE OF planning MILL. SASH
Il ID DOOR FACTORY AND MACHINERY.
oy virtue Of deed of trust recorded among thee,
!iDd records of the District of Columbia in Iiber a
- trent Mt Of the prem SEES on MONDAY: TIE FIF
IEENTH DAY OF MAY. 4. u. 1882, at FIVE-1 EIRTY
Ccl OK p NJ. the following described part OF Lot No.
o. III Square No 5l3. III this city, viz: Beginning at
northeast corner OF said lot and running thence south
og the line OF LIST street west 1l6 feet thence west 100
1e to the western line of said lot thence north along
siu western line 1l6 feet to the line Of north street,
ana thence east with said street east 100 feet to the be-
8 uni!ig. Improved by planning MILL ga b and door
factory This property will be sold subject to
Ii ground rent Of 1910 rayabe in quarter yearly in
81 nents and with the right TO purchase the fee for
St'Oo Immediately thereafter will be sold all the
cniiery now Oh AMI upon said premises.
Terms: For machinery, cash: for ground and I'M
p yenents one-fourth cash. and the residue in three
e al instruments at G. II and Is months. with per
interest to be secured by the ers and
ed OF trust property eli in cash. at purchasers OPP
TON deposit of 500 ut time of SALE COnveyancin ut
purchasers cost.
- REGINALD FENDALI. Trustee.
DUNCANSCN BROS, Aucts, n12 dts
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AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.
win leave her wharf, foot of 9th street MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, At s: 10 o'cl p. M. touch
ing Ut Piney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK With THE BOSTON
And PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
FfrstcaAss iare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
Second ella fsret -treso Aon "ns Norfolk lS0
FIscaass are 70 Pney Point and Point Lookout. lS0
seeond-class are 70 piney Point pant Lcohout 1s
keturnnG, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY6, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at four O'Clock
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
trlne eevng Pier A. East River. New York. every
SAIUKDAH a fo1r O'Clock p. m. and 0eorgctown
apply 10 agent, IS Water street. Georeetown.
H1ckeS and ststerocm; can Be secured e esSerS
Building b. %. Ticket oiaee. lS6l f,nn S1Sana
Oc23 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.

L hOIOOALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR GAS CHANDELIERS.
OFFIoE BUILDING FOR STATE,
WAR AND NAVY DEPARrMENTs
WARRINGTON, DC, April 70, 1922
Sealed proposals tor furnishing. delivering and put
in the north wing Of the building fer STATE s Wss
s sa o aayy n IN this il, c VIII be
ie92 and opened Immediately thereafter in Of
blank forms OF r,osal viii b. furnished to estbl he'd
manufactures Of xtures apple this office.
a29 TT 1t Col. Corps Of Engineers
"a WASHINGTON MONUMENT,
WASHINGTON, Co. April 25th. 1882.
fRq Pr, Az; FOR FOR WHITE MARBLE AND GRAN
TWELVE ii. on The iIFTEENTH DAY OF NAY,
ence OF bidders for rnshin at the SIDE Of the WASH
ington Monument, in this city.
Thousand GO. COO cub. feet (more less,
Twenty three thousand (23 0Go) cub feet (nore or
less Granite.
vii be furnished from this ofce request of parties
engaged In tho business Of such materials
THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
. Lieut.. Col. Engineers, Us A..
a2o-eo6t Ensineer in Charge
ENGINEER OFFICE.
u ", WAsnISGToN MONUMENT. ,.,,
WA HINGfoN. ID. c., April oath. 1882.
WORK FOR THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
OF the Washington Monument Wi be received at this
Office until TWELVE NJ ON the EIGHTH DAY OF
MAY 1867 snd opened Immediately thereafter in the
steei.oations, blanks drawings and any further In
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieut.. Col. Engineers U.S.A..
e25 eo6t Engineer in Charge.
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THE CABINET MEETING TO-DAY.-An tho men,

THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the oDeninQ and closing oro q
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire TO II. b. Dodge. SD 18th street:
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- B1.NSfNGER, Auctioneer
ps Uorse and Carriage Bazaar
S30, $40 and 9i2 Louisiana avenue,

PFHFNPTORY SALE o LOGGING OUTFIT,
CONSISTING OF TEN HEAD OF WORK OXEN,
IN .AIR ORDER FOR BEEF; FIVE CARRY
lNGS; ONE DOUBLE OK CART; LOT CHAINS.
BOLTS And OTHER MATERIAL COMPRISING
THE ABOVE on FtT
On THURSDAY MORNING. MAY FOURTH. 1882,
commencing at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, viii SELL at
the Bszaar. $685. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue, the
above stock without reserve.
mist 4. BENSJNGFR Auct;onear
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FENdoMAS DO"LIN,t. Auououuer.

Il DOUIiNtt, huGtiUAccf.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
mENNALLYrOWN, ABOVE GEORGETOWN. IN
THE Dis rRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Nv virtue of two separate deeds Of trust dated
g. ctvely tn twenty day of December 1875: ss
ne eighth day Of December 1877 and recorded
follows: Liber No. SU8. folio 1S6, and in Liber 871
III $50, ct of the land records for Washing
t county. Distr ct of Columbia the undersigned
stess VIII by direction Gf the sres interested sell
@ SATURDAY, MAY THE THIRTEENTH, at SIX
LOCK F. NJ. the follow gdeseribed real estate an6
II misses situate IN 10 lytown il the said county OF
W sh1ngton. ana known and described as follows Be-
nnng for The same at bound stone standing in the
e't line Of the Georgetown and Rock Vile turnpike road
einy also the northwest corner Of Jonathan Buck
IN ms t; tiecce running with the llne Of Buckmans
H. north seventy and half degrees east two hundred
and eighty and Onehaf feet to bound stone, thence
north twenty degrees west fifty nine aud tourtenths
teet thence south seventy and onehalf decrees west
two hundred and eighty and one-half feet to the line OF
81 road, and thence south twentyone degrees east
y-nne and four tenths feet to the place of Begin
m toEeteI with the improvements. which consist OF
tyo Frame Dive lings.
Terms: one-third cash; the residue in two equal
3nents ut six and twelve months. with notes bearing
terss at six per cent per until paid and Sc
red by deed Of trust the property sold. All
VoyanSlng at purchasers cost Sl06 deposit Will be
CURED at time of sale.
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FaHE FURNITURs STORAGE.
CHACEs6
nexf Ctr RWt 00ea. -
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TO EUROPE.

J. W. B0TFIRR n son
Are the Agents for the sale Of Tickets in this Dstricto
tho
1NMAN STEAMSHIP co.
Parties proposing 10 visit Europe OBJ al in
ormation by applying to
m17-3m J. w. BOTELER a SON.
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
On and after MARCH 10Th the STEAMER SUE Can
tain w. @. GEUGHFGAN. wi leave STEfHENS0N'S
WHARF, foot of 9TH street, EVERY SUNDAY. at four
O'Clock pm, for Baltimore and River Landings.
All River Freight must be Prepaid.
Returning, arrive in Washington every Saturday nj lt
STEPHENSON BRO. AGENTS.
milo en- 7th street Wharf and Cor. 18th and Pa ave-
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDYNas

Or snd after NOVEMBER Sd. 1881. the steamee
ARROWSMITH win leave her whar. foot Of 7th street
DAY for al river l.ldinex. On MONDAY - far -
Nomln Ferry. On THURSDAY, Npmm. Curriolnsn,
I.eonardtown and ST. Clsnn nI'- B-y ~tsne'. WhsT
Col rou's and howsrd's On SATURDAY. Cwrioma4
ms 3OHN X. WOOD. AGENT.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SHEETS NORTHWEST, AND VACANT I.()r RI
THE REAR FRONTING ON WASHINGTON
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-07-13
Hints Of Fan STYLES.

In the way of trimmings it is said that
Fhe reign of embroidery has only Just
begun, and that 1t will be used next win
ter 1 greater profusion than at present
Tor trimming wooden dresses. Polka dots
will be enlarged to great balls that re-
semble embroidery, though they are
wrought by machinery. These balls are
shaded with a deep hue like a shadow in
the lower part of the round figure, and,
though most often of a darker tint than
the surface of the dress, are also in diff.
ferent shades, contrasting with the dark
color of the ground. The s'plumetis,"
or feathery chenille embroidery, intro
duced this summer in nuns yelling, will
also be repeated in camel's-hair and liz
other WOODEN fabrics that are not twilled
For silks, gros grains and heavy taf-
fetas are suggested instead of the satin
lustrous goods that have been worn
during the past three years. The latter,
however, will, by no means go out Of
fashion. Taffeta silks are the favorite OF
the summer season with Parisiennes and
will probably be in vogue here for the
autumn and winter. The checked taffeta
is preferred by French modistes to the
twilled Louisines that are SO much used
here. They are imported III "gingham
checks" that combine olive, dark red,
blue, etc. The chine taffeta is also 8
favorite choice at present in Paris, but
has not found as much favor here as the
softer chine surahs that are shown in
lark maroon, green or blue grounds,
strewn with creamy tea-roses, or with
pals blue or salmon pink grounds nearly
covered with a pattern of rose-buds on o
blue ground, or of forget-me .nots OF
green leaves on a salmon background.
About brocades opinions differ. They
are condemned in advance by some mer-
chants, while others, especially those
who cater to gay tastes, have ordered
them at Lyons factories, for their cus
toners who like snowy things are sure to
object to them.-Boston Herald.