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} upon the Liver.
upon the Kidneys.
falaieS the Bowels.
UeS the Blood.
lst> the Nervous System.
emotes Digestion.
prishes, Strengthens and InVIS
fiesOt the Old Blood and makes
zns the pores OF the skin and I'm.
Wealthy Preparation.
a..krN the hereditary faint or poison
Y N,"hich generates ScrOiula, Eryslpe-
manner Of skin diseases and exter-
s p nosplrits employed in itsmanufac-
can be taken by the most delicate
a me eyed and feeble, careonly beina
- attention 70 directions.
ND BRANCH, kanawha Co, W. Va.
NtI ". 1 lark JOhnSOnSl Indian Blood
~ Itml!y Tor four years, and in ali
- proved 70 De a. recommended. IL
me "r piphtherta. :. =. JONES'
hVhNSNILLE, BraXton Co., W. Va.
. tn entirely cured OF Heart Disease
OF pr. clark JOhnSOnS Indian Blood
eeOmmand It's uSe to the afflicted.
81 WM. WORKMAN
sURNsVILLE, BraXtOn Co., W. Va.
.erlng with Dyspepsia and IIyel
"a ,or several years, Twas persuaded 10
~. J"hnSnnS Indian Blood Syrup,
succeeded In making new man Out
D CAIN A. HINKLE
. nVRNsvILLE, BraXtOn CO., W. Va.
- N.SrS JohuSOns Indian Blood
a YOU recommend Il to be | was az.
"A LIVER complaint for a great many
NE syrup completely cured me,
~ ELIZABETH RIFLE
BEND, W. Va, Feb, Is, 1881,
~. JoHNSoN-l have been cured OF
- using your Indian Blood Syrur
~ lu y highly. KATIE B. GENTRY
-. Ahted Tor the sale OF the Indian
~ IN eyey town or village in which,
~, ...l; ~ L.,StiTt.i.c,nlarSgtyen on appuca-
a West Third Street, New
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 4 Per nt-Goyernments ir-
steady-wheat o Shade Lower-Pro-
visions Active.
NEW York, August 13.-MoNEY-At 4
per. Prime mercantile paper 5h@6K per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
steady at 1857; demand 4S9.
GoyErNMEHTs-Weak and = per cent
lower for As, registered; e per cent over
for do coupons, AIS and extended os;
IS unchanged.
Skies extended
Elves extended
Fours and-a-half
Fours coupons
Pacific Skies Of .-....lo
RAILROAD BoSDs-Irregular.
STATE SEcuRITIEs-Without feature, ex-
cept for Tennessee mixed which are trac-
ton higher.
SrocKs-In the stock market the week
opened with strong tone to share specu.
lation. and there was a sharp advance in
some Northwestern properties, which had
favorable effect on the list generally. This
upward movement was led by Northwest,
the preferred rising per cent from the
closing prices of Saturday. These
quotations are the highest yet
made for preferred and within
next in point of advance, suddenly rising >
per cent to 142. Milwaukee and st. Paul
smypathized with this improvement and
sold up TO l24B. the remarkable strength
of the stocks named attracted much alien
ton and was the cause of comment. The
coal roads were prominent and nearly all
improved. The rise in some Vanderbilt
shares were due TO orders to buy and bull
points from Saratoga Southwestern frmer
and x to q per cent higher than
the closing quotations OF Saturday. The
great advance in Northwestern roads I'M
doubtedly started the market on an up
ward turn and led TO more bullish feeling
generally. After midday Northwestern
preferred reacted ~ per cent. and the re-
mainder of the list H@1T per cent. Later
the market became active and strong, but
in the last hour was less active than earlier
in the day, however. Omaha stocks further
advanced, the remainder Of the list
falling off fraction from the
highest figures of the day. The
feature of the market at the close was
st, Paul and Omaha, which advanced on
large transactions to 54H for common and
ll% for preferred. The remainder OF the
list was Steady at fractional reaction from
the highest point. The rise in Omaha was
stimulated by the rumor that it was to be
leased TO or amalgamated with the Chicago
and Northwestern. The market still has
very strong undertone and closeL strong at
an advance on the days trans lotions OF
LG755 per cent, Northwestern preferred
and common, and st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba, st. Paul and Omaha, and
Delaware, Lackawap IA and Western, being
the most prominent therein.
Transactions 100000 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-15

We do not love beauty at first sight;
and We do cease to love it if it Is not
accompanied by amiable qualities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-15

WAS given up to die, from-a diseass of
my limbs. ltook PERUNA and it cured m :.
J. IRWIN, Hope, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-15

ssII gDos wanted. IS aday mad.
\ Articfs. our New Ho1sehoIS
WIS and Family ScsIs
Ia D0SSuS9o 20 . lbs. Sells
NaASSElC SCALE Cos
lCtneinnssG
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EDUCATIONAL.
Washinqton and Lee University,

CEN. g. W. c. LEE, PRESIDENT. THOR
" ough instruction in Languages, Ltera-
ture and Science. and in the Professional
location In the Valley Of Virginia, Necessary
expenses for nine months. exclusive OF books
and clothing, need not exceed SIS. Session
opens September 2lst. For catalogue address
J. l. CAMPBELL, JR-, Clerk,
ag9egb Lexington, Va.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, Aug. li.-Dry Goods-A very
good trade was completed, and the move
ment of through deliveries and the receipts
on previous engagements continued very
free, while large quote Of new orders for
miscellaneous aSsortments considerably in.
creased the new business. Prints and
dress goods are doing well, as are also cot,
ton goods, while The moyement comprised
all classes and styles. The following are
advanced prices: Arnold robes to &c;
fruit of loom 7@4c, safe, 9@4, and 10@tc;
bleached shcatings, respectively at 25@
271I and 3O@3215c; do. brown at S94,, 9@4
and 1904, 25@27K, and soc respectively.
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MEDICAL
No Wi;skey!

BpowN's IRON BrTTERS
:. one Of the very few tonic
. : that are not COM
used mostly of alcohol "
pbiskey, thus becoming a
s sr,I source of intemper-
D I by promoting a desire
Tor rum.
BRowN's Iron BITES
:. Guaranteed to be a non.
Educating stimulant, anu
!, will. in nearly every caSs
. , the place Of all liquor:
, ,,,>' At the same time abso-
i r',l, kill the desire for
/ W5;skcy and other insoNi-
clans beverages
p-GWRlcs. editor Of
H. ,im.rcla Christian Re
~. 49,. says Of Browns Iron
! B.-crs: -,
emo. Nov. rs, 1851.
,.r,s.-Th- foolish vast
;~.gI,.,ll .mce in business,
,.,7,,.r,. and yicCg5 mill
I.ace Of our people, u:akes
S.arnr.rarauon a necessity
snIifapyHed, will save han'
aids who resort to Saloom
iy,,,mporary EscuPeEanoa'
BeowN's Iron BITrERs
T. been thoroughly tested
: dyspepsia, Indigestion.
,.,foasncss. weakness, debil-
H., overwork, rheumatism,
Il .aralgia. consumption,
w. complaints, kidney
Eogb,cs, &c. and it never
a IS to render sPcedy and
ht.m4I-lA I-LsL
~ ~. ~NS
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SYPHILIS!

whether i'm its Primary. Secondary or
Tertiary stage.
Removes all traces OF Mercury from the sys-
TEN. Cures Scrofula. Old Sores, Rheuma-
tism, Eczems, Catarrh or any Blood Disease.
Cures When Hot Springs Fail
Malvern, Ark, May 2, 1881.
We have cases in our town who lived at HOT
MCCAMMoN & MURRY.
Memphis, Tenn, May IL, 1881.
We have sold l,296bottles OF s. s. 5. In year.
1t has given universal satisfaction. FAR
minded physicians DOW recommend II as
positive specific. y. MANSFIELD q 20.
g. SIS has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. j. A. FLEXNER.
Denver, Col, May 2, 1881.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms
of s. SIS l.. MEIsSETER.
Have never handled anything which gave
better satisfaction for Blood and Skin diseases
than S.S.S. CLARK SCLATER,
Danville, Va.
g. s. 8. cured me of Scalp Sores, Sores in
Nostrils and Ears, after everything known 10
months have passed since quit taking y: :. 3. |;
there is no symptom OF the disease remaining;
am permanently cured. IL stands unrlSai-
ed for Blood Diseases. John 3. Taggart, Sal
amanca, NY
q. g. s. stands without n peer The proteS-
sion win have TO acknowledge II SPECIFIC
for Blood Diseases. DIR. n. L.. GALLOWAY,
Monroe, Ga.
II you doubt, come to see US and we will
Il L. ar rhn roo
for particulars, and copy OF little book
message TO the Unfortunate Suffering" Ask
any prominent druggist as TO our standing.
$1,000 REWARD aoiH be paid to
dny Chemist ,Dho WW find ON analysis Of
100 bottles of S. S. S. one particle Of
Mercury, IOdide PttdSSinni, or any
Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Prop'rs, Atlanta, Ga.
Price 0fSmaIl Size sIOO
Large - "a
Trade supplied by Logan q Co., and Laugh
lin. Bros. Co. ahgli
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Petroleum

PITTSBURGH, August 14.-Fetroleum--
Quiet; United certificates irregular; closed
at 595sc; refined 6Sc for Philadelphia de-
livery.
TIrUsv1LLE, August 14.-Oil-0pened at
G0Kc; highest 605Sc; lowest 59Hc; closed
at 5975c Shipments 64,1 barrels; char
tiers 50, $50 barrels; runs 107, 4Sl barrels.
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PITTSBURGH e6.IIsI.

Distinct Schools of Liberal Arts, Music, Draw
ans sna ETC. etc. Teashers a. s Pnpiis. loo
Full Music Lessons for SIS, in the Conserve
tory of Music connected with the College
Charges less than any equal school. 18th year
opens Sept. s, lSS2 Send 20 Raw. ]. @. FER
sAIEG, d. D., Pittsburgh, Pa iya6gv
CTEUBENVILLE, o. FEMALE SEM
~ nary has had pupils from every State 10
the Union, II gives thorough training In
mind, manners and character. Terme low.
Send for catalogue. 0ne-fourth of for min
isters' daughters. REV. A. III. RED, IN. D.,
Prin. jy22Svgv
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rRAaspoarAr.on.

sundays excepeeo.
viii run every twenty minutes fro0 100
m. TO 9-l0 p. N. - -s---.-.-.
iyl - Jo9 KLEkH, ~
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { st. lssls
RAILwAY-PAN.HAND ROUTE
THINE TABLE EAST AND WEST JUNE
4, 1850. Trains leave Pan-HAndle Depot,
foot Of Eleventh street. near Pubic LAndtnl
daily, except Sunday, - folloWB:
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Cincinnati.

CNcrNvAT1, August l4.-Cotton[F1rm
at I2SEc. Flour-Quiet; family 81 6eCS2 W;
fancy 3 sos g G 90 % spot; si OK seller
hnsmst. a OF seller September; 81 03k
ssIisr October; 81 O1@1 or seller year;
recs;nts 100 bushels; shipments $4,000
bnsheis. Corn-Weaker; No. 2mixed IShc
spot: 77x@Gsc seller October; 7oA97o1sc
seIIer November; 66IEc seller year. Oats
Unsettled and lower; No. mixed f@5oc.
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IN THE COUNTY OF ANTRIM.

A Part OfIreland Noted for its Thrift
ness-The Land League not Popular
there VarIetieI OF the Crops Culti-
vailed by the Farmer.
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New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August 14-Coffee-Quiet
and firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime
Sk@10Ac. Sugar-Dull; fair to fully fair
SIC; prime to choice SAg9c; yellow
clarified Sc. Molasses-Dull and unchanged.
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Baltimore 1 OHIO r. r. co.
HNAHD AFTER MAY q, is2 PA1EN.
~ GER Trains will run q folloWS-Whssl.
ing time:
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CINCINNATI, August 14.-Live Hogs
Firm common and light Sc 5O9S 90; PACK
ing and butchers s. 75@S So.
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Money 4 Per Cent-Governments ir-
regular - stocks Stronger - Fiour
Steady-wheat o Shade Lower-Pro-
visions Active.
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The War Planet.

t''ih ue n Il sun.
AT present the planet Mars, which passed its
opposition In December. is conspicuous an the
evening sky. and everybody who owns. or can
the opportunity Ia study this Tuddy world There
Is no other planet about which astronomers have
learned 80 much. Venus e. nearer and larger hut
IL j. so near the sun, and 80 brilliant that lis sur.
lace escapes scrutiny even with the most perfect
horoscopes. lis mysterious moon. and its tabled
mountains thirty miles high have been ciasscd
among the myths OF astronomy. Although
astronomers believe that II they could penetrate
tnr aazzlng veil of light that hides lis surface
lney would behold : world In which the condi-
Tons NJ life closely Resemble those In our own
wurid. Their spccuaiions are as yet based on con-
lecture and analogy.
powerful telescopes, and whose polar snow fields
were long ago seen Widening In winter and con-
uactlng III summer, rs We should expect them 10
40. The pnS>eSSOr OF a telescope OF moderate
power cannot expect u see all the details that
have been revealed 10y some OF the largest and
fne5t telescopes in the world. but with the ala OF
Tie maps OF Mars that have been constructed he
can AT least recognize some OF the chief features
OF this distant world.
There is here a pleasant and, perhaps, not
altogether unproiit bile field for the tnayina-
non Ia work In. Mars has a much greater pro-
portion or dry land than the earth. and the ar
rangement OF its lands aud seas is peculiar. Yet
me continents are much smaller than ours in
absolute size. The largest unbroken extent Of
land Is the continent OF Dawes. which measures
SOME j, 100 miles from east 10 west. and INV ard
OF 1000 miles from the cape opposite Phillips
Island 10 NaS,uytb Inlet on its northern border.
Around each pole Is q narrow ring Of water, and
outside that RUG of land. An inhabiiant Of
Mars could start, say from the continent of
Herschei, ana pass completely around his world,
without being obliged 10 cross any water, except
one strait, which Is probably not wider than
our Behrtng Strait.
Its steady light. IL Just now makes triangle
with Capella ana the Twin stars ia GcInini.
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DlEN.


cLARk On the evening Of January 10th. lssA
MARTHA CLARK. widow of the late Benz A. Clark
OF New Ipswich n. H.. aged ninety four years.
Funeral from the residence Of her son In law q,
Hosiner No. 1924 l4th street. Wednesday, O'Clock
pm.
COATS. On Sunday evening. January 18th, 1872
MARX =. COATS, the daughter Of Rev. W w Hicks.
aged 81 years, months and 10 days.
uneral Will take place from her fathers residence
No 29l6 Bea street, Georgetown, Wednesday the 18th
at O'Clock. at Mount Zion Church. Friends and rela
fves are respectfully invited Ia attend.
DEWEY. On Tuesday. January 18th 1882, GRAN
GEE, only child OF l.. and fida ;. Dewey, aged
year ana eleven months
Funeral Will take place from his parents residence
No. 100. Third street north west on Wednesday Jan
uary 18th, At O'Clock pm.
REYNOLDS. On January 10th, 1882, at 80 o'clock
pm, Mrs. ELIZABTH REYNOLDS, in the l02d ycar
of her are.
Funeral from Calvary Baptist Church. corner sth and
ii streets northwest, at O'Clock pm, WEDNESDAYS,
18TH fredericksburg and Philadelphia papers please
copy.l
SMITH. On Tuesday, January 18th, 1882 JOSEPH
l.. SMITH, in the eighty eighth year of his AKA.
Funeral will take place from No. 1917 sth street
northwest, al O'Clock Wednesday. the 18th inst.
SHELTON On January 18th. 1882, at IL O'Clock m.
after a lingering illness, Mis-. HENRIETTA M. be-
loved wife of John V. Shelton.
Funeral viii take place "Wednesday, January lst nj
southeast 2s
TIPPITT. Departed this life. January 81, 1892
HENRY w. T1PPIIT, eldest son Of VIM. Nelson and
for the last twelve years resident Of Magdsens Mex
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! Il Real Estate Auctioreers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND ON THE EAST SIDE q THE Eastern
BRANCH OF TIE POTOMAC KNOWN A.

'h@AEftS SAE S EATAshH H TfAfH e
bkANfh 81 nAd TIE tod h2I9nAc KNOWN As
6 o. 'I,, YFbSE ;aSA SAYTAHy TMENTy..
tie Nv Of tt deed o Of trust se
June 2sd, AID 1875 and daily recorded in Liber 1871
tract Of land being Parts II ' is Ad i e and
aa ns S a oant9 a an it n s ksT t
District Of Columbia. The east side of the Eastern
Branch OF TIC Potomac river beeinnng for the same
entrance of this and Mrs Srssn B. Sheriff's land
u the web line Of TIE county road running from
north 1ftyni degrees west go deg. W. to the East
er srsnsh Of the roiemaG Ssn'f an ash
1ssnes " ~ by and With the said Estrn
center of said branch dividing tbs land from Thomas
to ahs ss espsy rGa from rom
county road the following eou,sessiz South fifty four
deg W lS n9 south s. thirty d Wsst twenty
twenty fsss' e x Ts resees e. $ de op e. sHn
south five degrees, west xteen bcnches IS. deg " Is
g. south ten dex West eF s F'es 6, 10 se
~ two yerchss IS az deg. " . p.); south thirty
e ess 1aa s r. IT. f ths
ts!nng one hundred aud sixty acres more or ess con
he f bis w eS to- Ta ~ and
stoushton. recorded I'D March 1868, i'll Lber D. No.
District te Of at ii 3 Se o er IN n the
I'll and singular the buildings. improvements, ways,
the or ~ ssy S sa unto
Terms: One-fourth in cash. the remainder in one.
Two and three years with interest ut the rate Of
payment $500 will be required at time of sale If
s terms Of sale e, are cs not TO with in full within
resell at the risk and of deaulting purchaser
on one weeks notice in the Even;g Star newspaper
1a1O-eo&ds 4O5 5th street northwest.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS
WEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to nue. dated March IA
~; AID 1877, and duly recorded in Liber No. 847, :
cured thereby will SELL at public auction, in front Of
pay OF JANUARY, A. d. 1882, AT O'CLOCK p NJ,
the following described real estate situate In the city OF
washington, District of Columbia to wit: Parts OF Lots
numbered sixteen tl6). eighteen u8>, and nineteen
N9l N square numbered one hundred and twenty
line Of north street sixty seven (67 feet eight (N
inches east OF the northwest Of said square
and running thence cost thirty feet four "a inches:
thence south to the line Of the alley In Of said
thence northwestery along the line Of said alley the
dividing line between lots le and thence north along
u the rear line Of saia lot H 600 fest thence south
west one % foot and four "a inches thence north ten
O) feet thence west three CD fee thence north to The
line 81 said street and place Of begnning the parts OF
SAID lots ~ and - being the west 90 feet front
street Of said lot 49, knd the east twenty -four 2 feet
four " inches front on said street Of lot 1S by the
Terms: The Indebtedness secured by said deed q
Gust ana expenses Of sale ia cash. and balance In
WE'VE and eighteen months for which the notes Of the
With interest ct seven Per cent per annum
nom oate Of sale. and secured by deed Of trust ON
properly WI be taken. deposit Of $50 win be
CT Terms 20 be complied with IN seven days. other
9ne FAX ana cost OF the defaufnx purchaser, after
e1vlE9 nye days' notice of such resale in some neWs-
&5-dxds = " As. JUN lb HaHLIN Trustss.
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.ja10-eo&ds
TyHOMAo BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND TWENTY SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust ds.e0the eighth daye.s
Of December 1875, and duly recorded in Iiber ls:;
No. s24. folio ss2 ct. one of the land :A
cords for the District of Columbia. and by direction
Of the party secured thereby the 4ndersisned Tr.s
DAY OF JANUARY, 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in
front Of the PREMISES the following described property
viz: All that part of lot numbered six 90 in the sub
division Of north of square numbered four a.
in the City of Washington, District aforesaid and
bounded as follows; Beginning for the at point
on the north line of north street fifteen feet nine
inches west OF the southeast corner of said and
run thence north fifty -four 5 feet to Pennsylvania
Avenue to nter,ection The same seventeen feet three
THENCE eastery with the line Of said avenue seventeen
then south by and with the west line of Goth street to
the southeast corner of said square, thence with
the north line of north street to the place of begin
ming together with the improvements which consist of
q two story frame dwelling.
Terms One third cash the residue in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months with notes bearing in
erest at six cent annum until paid. and
by deed of trust on the property sold, all cash. at
the option OF the purchaser All conveyancing &C. at
purchasers cost. 500 deposit required at time Of
sale.
WILLIAM D. CASSIN,l rr,,.o.s
1a14-dts MAYHEM Platter. ! Ai"e'ees'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-17

TIE WIDOW OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN has for some
time been q guest at Miller'S hotel New York,
where she haS>ne conveniences OF medical bath
ing and treatment required by her many ailments.
The doctors who have been consulted In her case
say that she is suffering from chronic Inflammation
OF the spinal cord chronic disease OF the kidneys
now quite helpless and unable to walk or help
herself, and the anecti0n OF the spine viii prob
ably end in paralysis, and total blindess Is also
Impending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-17

Among the Americans in Euro4e who have sub
scribed there to the GARFIELD Memorial are Mr. Nor
ton the United States minister at Paris who heads
the list with $1,000; COnsul-General Walker, DIR.
Evans, VIM. Seligman, the Paris representatives OF
the Wild " Pommery, G. L. Mumm and RCederer,
Arnold, Constable 4 Co. and of Tiffany Co., John
Munroe, Dr. stephen II. Tying, r., James Phalen,
cornelius Roosevelt and DR.. E. Warren. The
whole amount at the close of 1881 the hands OF the
Treasurer was nearly $40 COO OF which no less than
$500 was subscribed by Augusta, Empress OF Ger
many. Three great manufacturers OF champagne,
subscribed $500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-17

NEW PROPOSALS TO RE ADVERTISED FoR.-In &C =
coriance with the advertisements, the Joint COM
mittee on printing to-day opened bids for supply
ing paper There were twenty-three BIDS. and
upon being opened il was found that with two or
three exceptions the bidders had not complied with
the requirements II the law. In consequence OF
thlo Tue committee rejected all the bids aua de-
cided 10 advertise for new pronosals.
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EW Teiephonic connection
ARE ATTRACTIONS

DARE ATTRACTIONS
IL FOR THE LADIES AT
CHR. RUPPERTS
NOS 403 AND 4O5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
Now on hand magnificent stock of and beauti.
ful styles of Embroid'rd SLIPPERS, SLIPPER CASES,
CUSHIONS, TABLE COVERS, TIDES, WHIST
HOLDERS. Of different designs.
Fancy Worsted Work and Knitted GOODS, of every
description, complete outfit for Infants.
BONNEiS.
Germantown and Zephyr WORSTED; German KNIT.
TING YARN, all colors. and all kinds of Embroidered
Materials on hand at the lowest market prices n29