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Is. III. W1RNER,
9I6 4 street n. W. mhl9-it
FOR SALE
BUILDING LOTS.

CoNNECTICUT AVENUE, between l. and NJ streets
northwest. Lot 29R by about llS feet, average
depth, containing about g. 32l square feet. Price,
II per square foot.
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets northwest. Fine building
site with southeast front, facing 20 feet on the
Avenue. Price II per square foot
STREET, between Nineteenth AID Twentieth
streets, dust west of British Minister Two de-
siTabe building lots, each q feet inches by 50
feet 70 alley Price, y per square foot.
NINEIEESTii sikEE between oe q ana , streets rect
depth Of about 10 feet. Price, u per square
foot.
FIRST street Inc fne building sites, each 'front.'
lug 25 feet OF II street, with depth of 9s feet.
PIice, II per square foot
. STREET, between Fifteenth aud sixteenth streets
northwest. Eleven bulldng lots, seven fronting
2O' feet each, two2I1 feet each, and two - feet
each, by depth OF 100 feet, t"a public alley.
Price, II per square foot.
FIFrEENTH sTRFEr, between o aud y streets
northwest Ten huG building lots, each - feet
front by 100 feet deep, 10 an alley. Fast fronts.
Price II per square foot
TWENTY FIRST srHEEr, between q and streets
northwest. Ten desirable lots, EACH % feet front
by 10 feet deep. rIlce ~ pei square foot.
SMALL. HOUSES.
TWELFTH STREET, between and q northwest
small frame dwelling, with water ana gas Lot
p feet lltz Inches by " feet Inches Price,
7 sTREET, between Fifteenth and sixteenth streets
northwest. Thrce-5torY brick house, With back
building and modern convenience PHce, $500
Tenth STREET between NJ and y northwest.
small i-room brick house Lot "a feet . inches
front by l3s feet inches deep, 20 wide alley
Price ~, 250,
EIGiiTEfETH STREET, between aud X streets
northwest. Neat Groom frame, with modern i'm
pToyemeuts. Lot ~. feet front by - feet deep,
10 an alley. Price, H. 500
T. STREET between Sorlh Capitol and First streets
northwest. small G-IuOm brick. Price, n, 80.
| I. STREET, between Twelfth and Ihirtgentl streets
northwest. Desirable i.stoy bnck Lot l7ris.
Price, -, 200,
FIRST STREET, between u and 4 northeast small
Groom press brick house, win gas, water la
trObe and range. Lot lGxGi- Price -, 600.
/ NINTH STREET between - and streets southwest,
-Four small fame dwellings containing q rooms
each. Lots each 10 feet inches front hy 40 feet
deep, 20 ls-fOut alloy, Price, n, 500 each,
| No. 1908 MOkROE STREET NORIIlWEsI. seven
room frame, Lot 20 feet front Price, I, TOO.
! FOUETH STREET corner Washington street north
west. Two-HOry frame dwelling and store, Lot
! gjTss. Price, ~, 500.
THOMAS ., FISHER a co,
] 1924 y ~. ~. W, near Ebhiu House.
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lie was halter living at No. 800 Kent
avenue BrooEIyp, n y. lie was out Of work for
the nonce having been with Dunlap Tue broadway
natter for years lIls name was ilichae Doyle lie
mad a friend who bought for him half Of "a ticket
NO. o. 7s5 Ia the February drawing Of the Louisiana
state Lottery by communicating with NJ. A. Dau-
phiu, New Orleans, La, and lac received 40 uu9
cash He had bought tickets for four years before.
Al last luck came 20 his door. lie was AT home.
WHO Is the next 10 do likewise before April ~, the
ueHt day Of the dfawingy
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pRoPosALs FOR GAS FIXTURES.
OFFICE OF BUILDING ron STATE,
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,

WAsuINGroN, u. c., March n, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing delivering,
and putting In place complete the gas fixtures and
gilt rods required for the North Wing of the building
for state, War and Navy Departments Ia this city,
Will be received at this Office until IL NJ OF April
10, 1882 and opened Immediately thereafter, In
presence of bidders.
Specifications general instructions 10 bidders, and
blank forms proposals VIII be furnished TO estab
lshed manufacturers OF gas fixtures on application
10 this ONCE. THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
mh2B-2 eta Lieut.. Col. Corps of Engineers.
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n. o. no W.,
POSTMASTER GENERAL.

ID MARCH 80, Issg.
L. ROPOSALS FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF
THE JEFFERSON SCHOOL BUILDING,
Sealed proposals for reeOnsuctng the dEFFER-
SON SCHOOL BUILDING VIII be received by the
Commissioners OF the District Of Columbia until noon
of April. next. Plans and specifications and ln-
structlons may he had at this once. deposit Of Ave
hundred dollars must accompany each bid as guar
amtee that The bidder, II successful will enter Into
contract with good and sufficient bond within five
DAYS from date Of the award, The entire work 20
he completed on ~ before September next.
The Commissioners reserve the right TO reject
any or all lids ~
THOMAS b. ENTWIsLE,
mo. lmsnnrlnr OF Im ldlngs.
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APRIL g. =, and S.

Ark IL -. = ana Se
ruunspAy, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY,
AFTERNOONS aud EVENINGS
ON the old Show Ground,
CORNER NINTH AND ; STREETS.
EVERY FEATURE, EVERY FACE, EVERY
THING NEW FOR THIS SEASON
ABSORBED 30 GREAT SHOWS,
In America and Europe, hut still under the same
ownership and management, adheIes to It's plain
popular, well and world known single tile,
1.-THE GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW
THREE MILLION DOLLARS FOR SINGLE
HOLIDAY
Acres of Canvas. Room Tor Twenty Thousand specta-
tors, Arenic Chairs The
OLD WORLD SWEPT CLEAN OF ITS AMUSE-
MENT NOVELTIES
All Europes Greatest Riders in the Colossal Circus,
whose canOped arenas moie than equal any
THREE GREAT CIRCUS RINGS,
In which appear for the lrst time In America LEO
AsCENsiONS; the Great SiLBoN TROUPE, from
Paris: ALBION, performing upon his MAMMOTH
NINE FEET HIGlI BICYCLE; LOUISA REM and
LIZZIE DEACON, Furope's aud the worlds IN
challenged Riders; the ZOLA SISTERS, THROWN
FROM 4 CATAPULT; a JApANESE CIRCUS; the
Famous HERBERr BROTHERS; aQUARTETTE
OF CLOWNS; the Inimtable English Droilerist,
Purvis and his Donkey Clowns, and 100 TRAINED
HORSES and PONIES, and more Performers, male
and female, than ever have or Will he seen in any
Circus this season. only
TWO MILLION DOLLAR MEN AGERIE,
Equal to nearly all the continued Menhgeries in the
United States
TRAINED WILD BEASTS.
MARINE Womb RAKE BIRDS,
Nearly everything that flies creeps, criws, ~ swims,
LIVING HUMAN WoMntkS.
Giants, Midget>, ana Marvels from many lands.
Between 10 aud II clock on the forenoon of first
| exhibition day, weather permitting, If not, first
pleasant forenoon afterward,) MAMMOTH, MAG
NIFICENT, PEERLESS, POETIC, ARTISTIC.
ZOOLOGIC, and IIIrPODROMATIC
| CARNIVAL STREET PARADE,
Introducing, for the first time, the Enchanting Spec
taClc of
CLEOPATRA, QUEEN or EGYPT;
| Also, Greatly Augmented Oriental Pageant OF
| LALLA ROOKH, PRINCESS OF DELHI;
And more res pendent Golden Char0ts and Elephants,
Camels, Horses, Jubilee Singers, Bands of Music,
and surprising, startling, and pleasing features than
| any exhibition on earth ever presented.
Although The colossal show is many times greater
| In every department than ever beinre-greater than
any Of the largest exhibitions in the world with far
greater eXpensc-admissiOn same as nSnal 30 cents;
children under nine years, - cents Reserved seats
will he for sale at Ellis & Co. Music Store, 037 Penn
| sylyania avenue, all the time the show is here.
| ADAM FOREPAUGII,
| mi sole ITnnriptIr,
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.,
w Auctinn,


WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE, PARLOR FURNI-
TuRE, HANDSOME MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
BOOKSnEIVES, FANCY CHAIRS, ENTEN
Sion TABLE AND DINING ROOM CHAIRS,
PAINTED BEDSrEADS, BUREAUS AND
WASuSTANDS, BEDDING, HAIR AND HuSK
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND holsters,
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, HEAT
ING STOVES, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CUT
GLASS WARE, CUTLERY, SILVER WARE,
ELEGANT FRENCH CHINA DINNER, TEA,
AND BREAKFAST SERVICE, NUMBERING
as PIECES; a. PIECES OF IMPORTED CHINA
AND BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED, KITCHEN
UTENSILS, MISCELLANEOUS, BOOKS, ETC.
ON TUESDAY, APRIL FOURTH, commencing
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. We shall sell at residence
No. 1887 7 street northwest the above collection Of
Furniture which is well worthy the attention Of
buyers.
am2.It WALTER II. WILLIAMS n CO., Ancts
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OUR SOCIETIES.

The most dressy and fashionable goods
he found always at the boys clothing house
d. Robinson < Co, 800 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Nv snrIur St,Ips

Ia clothing are now complete, ami l. the
largest mi most elegant variety ever offered by me.
Geurgc spransy, May Ruildmg) jO5 seventh street
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your A,,on,ion is directed

To the display Of spring suitiDgs and u0u-
serlugs exhibited IN our Windows Eiseman Bros {,
corner seventh and i,
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q la Carrie,

A coal dealer recently received from
prominent shoddyite, who had been TO Europe, an or
der for i've tons of coal delivered a Ia carte
Your Attention IL Directed
To the display of spring suitings and trou-
seTings exhibited In our windows Eisemau Bros
corner seventh and +.
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boys shirts and shirt waists

Al the boys clothing house Of b. Robinson
a Co., gOg Pennsylvania avenue.
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Independent OrAer AIeehanlcs.

The COMMITTEES from the different Lodges
meet ia Iimms'a Han tomorrow evening 10 make
arrangements for the anniversary celebration Ut The
Urder on the Ism Of April
The committee OF arrangements lur the
annual se. tom OF the Supreme Lodge Boa Philadelphia
on the inst "Wednesday IN May has decided NOT 10
have general parade Of The order.
The monthly meeting OF the Board OF Di-
r.rt0rs of the Mutual Relief Association WIN he
Held az the residence Of Director George G.. Wilson,
Coz Sew YORK avenue, tu-mur AZ evening, az 1890
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COKE
COKE

For sale at once Of Washington Gas Light Co., OF
at 6, W. Cropley' Drug store, 10 Bridge street.
Georgetown.
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Every Day In tic Week
TncTrue story ora natter. Fate.:::

We are receiving spring stock. Eiseman
Bros, clothiers aud taiors, corner Seventh and y.
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A SUPERB collection OF household furnl
ture viii be offered by Auctoner Williams on Tues
day morning next, at 1888 I street
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Knights 0THonor.

The grand visitation 10 Mount Vernon
Lodge No. Zli2 viii take place next Wednesday eYeu-
ing, az Odd Fellows HAT Eighth street southeast.
Assessment No. 90, which will be issued
tu-mDIIOw brings up The arrears 20 within thlTytwo
DAYS being called on deaths occurring Match t. This
/, ahuut q, near as practicable, and hereafter assess
mruis may br expected less frequently.
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BLANK Books of every description. Easton
& Rupp, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Thirteenth
street.
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Odd Fellow ship.

Federal City Lodge No. 20 viii hold its
first meeting In their quarters, at the seventh.
streetHall, "Wednesday evening next. II would be a
handsome thing FOR the brethren to turn out 10 force
aud give them warm welcome.
The two principal officers Of each Lodge CA.
6 and Y. g. are requested by the Acting Grand
Master Brother Long, "a meet the grand oihceTs In
the Grand Secretary room, at the seventh street
Han, Wednesday evening next, at 80 o'clock, 10
receive instruction relative 10 the changes Ia the
work, commencing with July /, and 10 make known
their wishes Ia relation 10 Itulls, etc.
Brother William II. Frazier, Acting Grand
Patriarch, has named the following dates upon which
the uiceTs Of the Grand EnCampment win Nlsit the
subordinate; Fred. -. stuart Eucampmrut No.
Z, Tuesday April n; Columbia EncaInpmeni No. l.
Wednesday April "; Mount AebO Encampuent No.
O, Wednesday, Apil ~; Magenenu EHcamplnent
No. !, Saturday, April -. An address win be de-
lReIud before each Encampment, the lecturers Sc
lected being Brothers ". i, Drummoui, Rev. =, a.
stier, John Long, and Oliyer Duiour, la the order
named.
prominent feature Of the celebration OF
the sky thrd anniversary Of the order the 2Orh in
slant, VIII be thanksgiving Offering OF groceries,
money on any useful articles either Tor consumption
or wear, 10 be distributed among tho needy widows
ana orphans Uf the order The nan win bee open an
day, aud some unher VI The committee win BE- pres
ent 10 receive the uherug Ms suggested that wEile
the brethren remembering The wards ut The order
they az the ilue remember The library, ana cone
tribute volume that win be READ not Duiy by The
widuWs and uIphah7, but hy The entire mcmhrI-bip
Uf line order.
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The Shedd Excelsior Turco- Russian Baths
the perfection Of luxury aud conducive 10 hea'h'
open sundays til l.. NJ.
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AGENTS can now grasp fortune. Outht
worth $40 sent free. For iul particulars address EG
Rldeout Co., 10 Barclay street, New foIk.
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The License Tax.

We are receiving spring stock. Eiseman
Bros. cluthiers and tailOrs, corner seventh and T.
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BRFoRE insuring your property call on
the Firelnen' Insurance Company for rates We
have no outside solicitors. once Room !, over
Bank Of Washington. Chartered 1887,
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Oy Wednesday morning next, commenc-
ing at 10 O'Clock Auctioneer bowling viii sell the
valuable collection of household furniture contained
in the residence of the late Admiral scott, POPS q
street.
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PAUL TRALLEs, the photographer, located
for the last ten years at 1913 Pennsylvania avenue
has removed his gallery TO AG7 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
where lie will be glad 10 see his friends ana patrons.
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LATEST styles of parasols, cheaper than
elsewhere, at j. f. Young, 7iG seventh street,
EASTER CABps.-J. Jay Gould, Al Ninth
street.
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TnE spring opening at Kings Palace last
week was one the largest events of the kind ever
witnessed In Washington, and In order to accommo-
date the immense throng who could not he properly
waited on continuation of this opening viii take
place during this week with additional novelties Just
added. See advertisement.
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If YOU want choice meat go to lie Mour's,
Eighth street Just above Pennsylvania avenue. The
choicest the market Affords cooked and served in the
best manner can always be had there.
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for Sale OF Rent.
FOR SALE.

SEVERAL OF THE FINEST LOTS IN THE
NORTHWESTERN SECTION. ALSO SEVERAL
| OTIS IN ALI, SECTIONS,
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SPECIAL PRICES in dry goods are offered for
a few days only at Luttrell 4 Wines 1880 Pennsyl.
yania avenue Read the advertisement In another
column, in which some of the goods and prices are
estimated.
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Iupcrqucc.-By the advertisement in
another column u win be seen that The managers Of
the Dashaway Reform IluO have been compelled 10
compauied by responsible grown persOusi on account
Of tler rude behavior aud Interruptions by Leaving
tie han at unreasonable times The quNtette Of
BARLOW, Wilson, Primrose, aud Vest Mlnsirels,
Mes3fs 4. Howard, j. j Kelley, NJ. WLeroy, and
W s. Belknap, viii be present aud sing, and the
excellent tenor, George Gale, viii sing solo,
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Masonic News.

The regular stated meeting of Mithras
Lodge Of Perfection viii ne held at scottish Rite Hall
Tuesday evening next.
The monthly meeting of st. Johns Mite
Association will be held at 02l Pennsylvania avenue
next Saturday evening.
Brother j. Mills Brown, p. G. NJ. of Cali
fornia viii deliver an address before Lebanon Lodge
No. Z, Friday evening next.
The annual meeting of Washington Com
mandery No. for election OF officers win occur BeXt
Friday evening, Good Friday.j
Evangelist Chapter Rose CroiX, A. and A.
Rite, will hold their usual annual Maunday Thursday
services next Thursday, aud the annual banquet viii
be given In the evening The place has moi yet been
determined upon.
Masonic Persoaats.-Sir S. p. Rounds. the
Public Printer is membeTOf the famous Apollo
COmmandery, Of Chicago, H. .Srs Hugh Handler,
William Wilson, and Christ RUPERT OF DE AlOay
Mounted Commandery No. T. have each been seri-
Ously III fOrOme weeks past the first with bronchitis
affecting the lungs, the second with rheumatism,
and the thld with pneumonia.
Entertainment Of the officers and
past OthCgrs Of Columbia COmmandeTY No. ., fOr the
benefit Of the Garfield Masonic Memorial Association
April IL; NTH Masonic SOCable at Masonic Temple
April 49, Concert OF the Georgetown Masonic Choir
at Curtis School Building complimentary 10 the in
active members and their friends April 20: Pilgrim
age Of DeAOlay COmmandery No. 1, 10 CUrinthian
ChasseuT COmmandery, of Philadelphia, Apr 20; eu-
ttrtaiHmeut for the benGht Of -. Johns Mite As
ISOLATION ApTil = and 20, when - Pinaf0IC - and
Pirates Of PenZauce - VIII be given.
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THE first spring opening of Eaton X Harri-
son, 1897 street. win take place Monday and Tues
day next the "a and 4th where the very latest novel
ties will he on exhibition. This firm is justly cele-
hratel for the beauty and variety of their millinery
goods and their Iiginality in designing fashions.
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Tue Partisan Flower Company, of lllO +
street, announces IN columns to-day eNtTaordi-
nary Inducements to the ladies' Of Washington In the
line of French flowers for decoration purposes. The
goods Offered hy MIR. Rose, the agent cannot he
duplicated III this country, aud are the nhesi "utlei
FOR sale outside of Paris Cali and see the wonderful
exhibition; 1t win repay visit. Read the notice Ia
advertising columns.
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OS Wednesday evening next, at o'clock,
and Thursday, at and o'clock T..
NJ, Auctioneer bowling will sell at his art sales
rooms corner of Fifteenth and II Streets superior
collection of water color paintings, the same being OF
the celebrated Ramus collection, just imported from
Italy, spain, France, and England. These really
magnincent works Of art are now on exhibition.
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Mr.. S. KING, 926 Seventh street, in an
other column his spring opening Of mlli-
merry and novelties. This event, which must be a
place ON Tuesday and Wednesday next. Mr.. King
has laid in rare stock for this occasion, and will
offer many rare bargains Read his advertisement In
another column.
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TOMORROW and next day are the days Sc
eCted 10y Mr. Charles Baum for his opening Of French
hats, fue millinery, ladies spring wraps suits and
other novelties. This will undoubtedly he one OF the
finest openings of the kind ever seen in Washington.
Ladies' make a note of it,
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DoY'T fail to read the advertisement of
Nessrs 4. Saks 4 Co., 3l6 and 5ls seventh street,
in another column, as they make an important an-
nouncement In connection with their Easter opening
which occurs next Saturday, April =
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pAPERuANGINGs in endless variety of design
and color, In tact everything new and novel, both ui
foreign and domestic manufacture, can he found at
Marktiters street. at prices as low as the same
goods can lie sold FOR 10y any similar house In this
country. Mr. Markrlters workers are the most SKIN.
ful to lie found that all work done by him Is bouud
to please. Window shades, picture frames, cords,
tassels, nails, etc. are also specially at low
prices at Markrlter's.
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one of the largest and best selected stocks
Of ingram and tapestry Brussels carpet in this city Is
that at the establishment of Nessrs. Singleton n
Hoeke, corner Of Eighth street and Market space.
For the next thirty days these goods Will lie sold at
cost to cash customers.
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THE spring opening of Partisan bonnets
and the latest imported novelties In millinery, also
Knox's and Dunldps round hats, OF Eaton harri-
son 1887 street, is announced TO take place to-mor-
row and next day.
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PARET x WmTTINGToS, of 1921 Pennsylva-
MA avenue yesterday received ansher large invoice
Of Easter cards which will be offered for sale the
present week They are the finest yet received; aud
To- SIC something real handsome and new those lie
srous Of purchasing cards should call aud Inspect.
Handsome artificial lOwers, with plush background,
hand painted ones on porcelain, and danty executed
ones In ink, can he found to suit the tastes vi an
ranging IN prices from ten cents up To hve dollars.
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ScAYLAY, Seaton Hall, Ninth and D streets,
has recently been fitted with new tables and all ap-
purtenauces that relate the comfort OF their friends
Of good game of billiards. The bar is stocked with
the finest of liquors and cigars. Genial Seaman per
sonally suUerihtends.
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AucroyFtR WILLIAMS will tomorrow
morning At To- 30 O'Clock, at Masonic Temple,
commence the sale by catalogue Of fashionable
aud superior collection Of household furniture
rnuslpued by one VI the best manufacturers In
the United States, This sale win embrace some
uf the rarest and most costly furniture ever
sold at public auction. The rarlor and chamber
furniture is particularly remarkable FOR uniqucueSs
OF design excellence Of workmanship, and durability.
partial list Of these goods viii I've found IN our adj
yertlslng columns on this page.
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by 10 white horses. Other gilded
chariots contain the members of the inn
perial family, and gala carriages belong
ing to the imperial stables are filed with
foreign princes, prelates, ministers, and
the diplomatic corps. The procession
then forms, as it did upon approaching
the Kremlin, and goes through the prin-
cipal streets of Moscow, which are lined
with troops. The imperial carriage, in
stead of being escort d by the mobiles or
by troops, is, according to an old custom,
guarded by 100 maidens belonging to
the best Russian families, who hold
large, fragrant bouquets instead of
swords Immediately on his return to
the palace the Gar signs DEGREES, con-
firming those already in existence, which
had become invalid by the coronation,
and then confers a large number of de-
corations on those of the officials who
took prominent parts in the ceremony.