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PROPOSALS for a Loan.
Treasury DEPAnrMElyT,
April IL, HSls.

April II, ISIS
SEALED proposals will be received nnde wv the I7th OF
- March last until 8, p m on "a. of aited States
stock, rembursable twenty years from aIo a. annum.
day Of July, lS4S bearing six per cent interest " and
july Of each year No bid will be received below iis
will any bid be considered unless cent the eo he
deposited in depository of the United States az On n
fore the date fixed for opening the proposals The bids IN
all cases. be unconditional, and without any refer
premium offered The proposals should be sealed, and
dorsed proposals for loan lsts and addressed to the
sums which may be accepted will be required be paid
the depositay of the United States nearest the places OF
residence persons respectively whose offers be
des not residing in the United States must be deposited
with the assistant treasnres at New York, Boston, Phla
dephia or New Orleans.
TO give an opportunity to all persons to participate u
for the lowest denomination of certificates authorized by
aw-beng for fifty dolars--as well as for higher sums
erabe on the books Of the but all certificates for
that and upwards will be transferable the books OF
multiplication Of accounts, all certificates with coupons
TSe successful bidders will be- reaarea dspoe the
awarded in five equal instruments in each of the
months Of July, august September October and Novem-
twenty thousand dollars where the bidder may be de-
making in hs
bear interest in all cases from the date of deposite
BIOS w 1s @ of Se
of all who may desire to attend butt under
provision introduced into the ACT of sl Of March last no
accepted the amount deposited in advance will be inn
medateiy returned The whole premium on the amount
quired In July next
h@ Secretary of the Treasury.
Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York. Philade
phia, Baltimore Charleston and New Orleans and in all
Gl saes u are au,horzed to publish this
April ls~dii7thjuneif ~ : i $50 - - 49, '''''
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NIARAIAL'S SALE.

Office Of the circuit court OF the District of Columbia
for the county OF Washington, and directed, shall
expose public sale, for cash. Thursday 18th day
of May next at 10 o'clock before the courthouse
part of the lot of ground number 90 in square number
of the city of Washington, with wo-sory brick house and
other Improvements thereon the occupancy of VIM
Bowling the said part OF lot fronting the south side
street. morrill, nineteen feet and eleven and half inches
extending from the northwest OF the lot
and running back of the width the 'front.' and bind
ing the line of the LOT 30 feet wide alley being
the property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
and E. p. Pearson, Of Robert F How VIM.
Bowling, dated the 18th OF july 1885 Seized and levied
upon the property of William Downing and sold satisfy
iudicals No 1872 March term, 1885, in favor of William
Lee, of Robert G. Buckley.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April 19-dts Marshal Of the District of Columbia
05- The above sale postponed tin Thursday next,
25th inst, same hour and place.
May 10 A. HUNTER, Marshal.
Co. The above sale Is further postponed TIL june
Sth next hour and place
May 26 A. HUNTER, Marshal
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1t affords us great pleasure to announce 'na 1
Thomas of Tennessee, who has lately been conD''
his room by severe indsposition, has again resun'
seat in the House of Representatives, and been aOe
days past to attend to the business OF his oo'
ents at the executive departments Mr. It's lines
account to his friends for his not having answers
late letters with his accustomed punctuabty
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The House adjourned.

Major General Scott arrived in this city on os'u',
night, about 2 O'Clock. Although he passed Inu 4
Baltimore at late hour, large crowd turned ..
welcome him. He left Washington at an early nou'
terday morning for Frederick, Maryland, TO aueia
adjourned meeting of the court of inquiry Gen eu
Col Duncan, and others, who have been summon1s
the same purpose, have also left Washington io'
erck.
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Rv a. GREEN; .4..citoncer.

HANDSOME WOSTORY FRAME HOUSE AND
IL lot and unmproved lots at auction.-On Tuesday,
the Both instant, shall sell on the premises, at o'clock,
M handsome twostory frame house, with the lot on
which stands being lot No TO- in square No 1913,
south d. between Sd and 4lh east and
the public schoolhouse The house is conveniently and
well built and has good back building
Also immediately after the sale Of the above, shall pro-
coed sell lots No4 g. T. 8, and g. in square front
ing e. and Streets adjoining the above described prop
ety all handsomely located, and presents fine opportun
ty for good investment.
Terms. One fourth cash, the balance in g. IL, and Is
months for bearing nteesta deed gven and deeds
of trust taken A. GREEN,
May 26-3t Auctioneer.
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COwLAND,s LOTION a celebrated br.ut,aer ar m,

NOWLAND'S LOTION, "A celebrated bcautiner he
" complexion, removing spots, freckes, and all
unsghy eruptons OF the skin, besides being delightful
and refreshing accessory to the toilet.
Also, Rowlands kaydor, cold cream, fine soaps, and
every kind of perumery, hair oils and rcsoratves.
Lubins and Bayley Bews fresh and fragrant extracts in
almost every variety.
splendid assortment of useful and ornamental fans
consisting of ivory, pearl sandal wood, Chinese feather
palm leaf, NC.
All sorts of fashionable French fancy goods suitable for
presents, such porte onnaes cigar cases. smoking
caps, work boxes, fancy boxes NC.
new and beautiful supply of carved and plain tuck
combs in shell and buffalo horn, side combs, dressing
combs
Hair, tooth, and nail brushes
Fine Paris kid gloves Bajou's ~ Aexander's.
An excellent assortment of silk gloves, lace mits misses
kid and Lise thread gloves, &c
Also excellent stock of ladies' ornamental hair work
orders Tor which taken and executed a very superior
manner j. Ii. GIBBS, Fancy Store,
Penn. avenue between 9th and 10th
Nav 2J-6tif
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GO Immediately after the above named sale of
Capt McLaughin's property on Saturday afternoon, the
Sd of June the subscriber will offer for sae the prem
SEES, lot ground in the square, No. l04 at the
of and Goth streets, fronting % feet street,
and 80 IL feet 10Th street. together with the improve,
ments thereon consisting Of small frame building, now
and for years past under rent at 81 per month
Credit will be given for the purchase money till the LIST
of October next provided the purchaser gives undoubed
security for the payment by that day.
May 2S--ts X. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
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EWR SALE, one-horse Carriage. well-bnilt, and
in perfect ORDER with harness complete 1t is adapted
10 winter summer. To be the stables OF Messs
Walker y Kimmel, Q street, OF Coleman's Hotel.
May 28--3t+ -a
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The appointment of M. Bastide is considered as un
Objectionable He was the under-Secretary Of State fol-
Foreign Affairs under NJ de Lamarine, and gave salts
faction There was report at Paris that Ledru Rollir
had rendered his resignation.
From the London Chronicle May 1871
News FROM THE CONTINENT -Advces from Vienna
state that report had been in circulation the effect
that notwithstanding the prohibition of exports of spe-
ce considerable had been RENTED to various places
abroad on account Of the house of the essrs Roths-
Gna; me r9mor, however, had been contradicted by
report ltappears that the firm had been commissioned
to make all payments for the Austrian government to the
treasury OF the and to the treasury of the
field of operations at Mayence well as TO the holders
of Austrian bonds abroad These payments were former
ly made by bills of exchange, but owing to the recent
political events having paralyzed banking operations it
found necessary to remit the various sums in spece
and hence the impression that the house was un
lawfully operating on its own account The amount of
sssn %bs " 10 the M
ted several private individuals under special circum-
stances. to effect similar shipments. The central treasu-
ny OF the State announced that beyond the above named
sum, had RENTED specie TO the house of Rothschd
at Frankfor
A large amount OF munitions of war had been for
warded to the fortress of Ulm.
In consequence Of the recent disturbances at Mannheim
great number OF the inhabitants had to the de-
,efminaon Of migrating to Missouri and forming there
colony, to be called New Mannheim" Their depart
ure was fixed for the early part of August
Leies from Havre this morning, state that the national
guaru mad received orders TO appear under arms These
ness. f f w ~
The accounts from Belgium mention that the directors
the Societe Generae had resigned in conformity with
the tenor OF the report Of the central committee The
law suihorIlng the Minister of Finance TO expend
IN the coinage OF copper money had passed the
Chamber The discussion relative to the new ssue Of
notes. and the establishment of savings banks had No,
terminated on the eh but would be resumed at the next
sitting. -
Ths Amsterdam leters represent the Bourse 10 have
experienced some huctuaton but finally closed steady AT
the prices OF the previous day
The Constantnope advices are to the 27th ut The
stagnaton of business, produced by European disturb
ances, beginning yield to more favorable state
Of things Intelligence had been received from Jassy, in
having occurred there, the consequence of the general
esrvescence agitang the whole Of Europe Meetings Of
various kinds had been held which at length became
serious TO induce the government to sanction them.
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rsyusEEsOLD and Kitchen Furniture at Auction
RI On "Wednesday the 3lst instant shall sell al The resi-
t.nce of nleman declining housekeeping, at O'CLOCK
n M on between 9th and 7th Streets good lot oil iufhi
urs. such A. ,..-,,.
Mahogany sofa, bureau, and tables
Rocking and other chairs
Feather beds and bedsteads q
Carpets window curtains, nc ,., 4,
win q GOOD lot of kitchen utensils, among which Is
a so'' eo'A'"s A. GREEN Auctoneera
May 30-2t ------------
(RAND R.volution "A la vile dc Paris under
signed Nv his sincere thanks 10 the la
dies and citizens OF Ellington Tor the very liberal patron
are heretofore extended him. and beg leave 10 announce
6at his ice reao saloons are open for the reception oil
vsers after ha wing undergone thorough change ny the
addition of another and enlargement OF he TWO FORMER
ones which will enable him Lerve OUT ice cream anu
strawberries hundred pei sons at iie anu ne
thinks he afey say without beng accused poast
ing that his rooms apaciy beauty OF Style and oo
io be equaed by any similar CstaoishNlent In
this city 4.
The celebrity of his ice is well known mat II
requires accommodation from him
c.. GAUTIER,
May 30-3t Corner Penn. avenue and lin ST
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This makes $780, place of 900 but the colonies have
not yet elected their representatives
The speeches in the assembly we'll worth your pc
rusa The Presse is still violent in its attacks
the government 1t to be the bete noire of M
de Girardn.
Although the moderate party power, and the best
may be hoped the ultra republicans powerful body
and will not lose an occasion to do mischief The very
debates the young assembly prove the passions which
agtate them.
The provisional government having resigned their au-
thority, an executive commission of government has
been formed, OF five members, as follows:
Aruxo 725 Lamartne 6S3
Garner Pages 7l5 Ledru Rolin 45S
Marie 7O2
These five are the government, with power to appoint
the members OF the different government departments
That Lamartne had few votes, be attributed to
aspeech OF his in defence of Ledru Rollin who would
otherwise have been excluded reported here to-day
that Ledru Ron has resigned Louis Blanc is complete
ly cut out
The following is the list of the ministry appointed
the nth of May by the executive committee of the
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BRILLIANT SCHEME

IS number lettery-l2 drawn ballots.
Tickets $40 halves $5-quartors 81 80.
Certificates of packages of rs whoes $l8O 90
Do do Is halves b5 90
Do do 25 quarters 81 80
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S30,OOOI S15,O0OI

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Class Is, for 1913,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, June H.
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Grand Schemes for June, lS4s.
J. w. MAURY q CO., MANAGERS.

S45,2s2AI
5Prizes of $4,000 are $4,000,
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesbug Academy and for other purposes
Class No. q, for 1913.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday, the 10th of
June 1913.
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Each of daily papers of Boston, New York, Phadel
phia Baltimore Charleston, and New Orleans, and in all
the papers selected print the of the
United States authorized publish this advertisement
pril lS-dtl7thJuneu
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REEDssUReH. May s.--According to a private lette
from Iavensten of the 9th inst the Danes crossed thu
sas OF Aisen, during the morning. under the protection
OF heavy hre from their ships An order of the day
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The National Assembly of the republic of France OPEN
ed its sittngs the 4th instant The following the
composition Of this great body, given by the Commune
DE- pnris. ,
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Great sale Of Old a#d choice being s enfs stock Of The
City Hotel, the pvoPrlefors intending TO retire
from bpsinsss.
HENRY II. LEEDSlS co. will sell a auction on Thurs
day, the Both April, at 10 O'Clock Cat the City Hotel n
New York; the entire stock OF belonging TO thar ex
ensive establishment The wines have been selected with
of which have remained the hands Of the propretors
and being of their stock when the house occupied
by them many years ago. consisting Of
MADErRAs Of about orty different kinds OF the mos ce
ebraed wines 10 the market such as Harmony March &c
Co., Richards Reserve, Mary Elizabeth, Wanderei Oa
Sercia, Newton Co.. Z. J. Blackburn, Leacock baogoou'
Victoria Black Dwarf, and many others OF VARIOUS VIM
tages
SHERRrrs OF upwards of thirty kinds com prng nearly
ali the best wines in this country, viz
cv vintage 1856 and I7s9. Cabinet Pale brown, cu
Abreo n Brown and Black Seal, 81 George hhf. ny'
Duff Gordon Co, Hoyt's, Powhatan, Amontlado, ocr
CLARrrs LATHE, Longnevile Back sea-, Leovine'
BarfIn Gusn, 1874; Haat Brown, 1857 brnnne Mou'on,
nr,esS..Heidsck Star, Napoleon, ard clequot,
&c. NC.
other ceebrafed brands
Horsch, and Anisee Curssou, in
Jugs &c . =. -
Of vinrazes varying from us to 1885
Burgundy Ssuierne brandy Of various kinds porter, ale,
&c.
Particular requested this sale, very
seldom large and valuable stock Of genuine wines
offered The samples will be ready for
anon the City Hotel Tuesday, the 18th instant and
until the day OF sale, when the terms viii be made known
J April l3-sreod
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new parliamentary rule to be introduced By the
A-ss IN the House of Representatives. There was an
@NaAns proof of this innovation to-day Mr. Van d. ke
u view Jersey full Of an anti-war anti-adminis-
'aNoa speech, that he could not contain il any
'Hset ne seized the first occasion he could get the
oo' ana delivered his speech on the pension bill
ND not hear him touch the question once The
t'''-on Oil was only the peg on which he hung
what IS the question before the committee -
- "nat oltfis he speaking One member replied. il
a Tue nA on the foreign mail; another Jethro Woods
OIL; hhally II came out to be the pension bill
;Ofs can be more ridiculous than this speaking wide
ne question and to the wings the Mexican war is the
rod that swallows up everything else This is
'eNnenen' even in the science of debate We NAV
Oon nave ministers of the Gospel preaching sermon to
: so "a fk'' as Wing members of Congress are de-
HSering speeches on every sort Of question
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This is exclusive of those goods to warehouse.
The remains of nsvism have consolidated into of
Odd Fellows society called the "Order of United Amer
cans" One OF their bylaws is against voting for candi
Office who natives OF the soil Thcy
are some BOO 1880 strong. detachment of them
turned yesterday numbering 240 attend the funeral
of a deceased member. They raversed the principal
Streets preceded by band of music playing marching
tunes which certainly very consistent with the
Bible zeal of navism.
Per cowtra to noticed yesterday that Louis
Philippe designed coming to this country TO ivehe Eng
h papers by the Hbena speak of his intention settle
himself Lancashire and Of negotiations tor the purchase
of the park and of late Frank Sandsh in Lam
cashre weknown rfnoso, and personal friend OF the
ex-king.
The deaths week 299 the lowest morality for
many months The fatal diseases were-consump-
ton which occasoned IS deaths commissions and Group
70 dropsy in the head Ia erysipelas Is yphus (and -
nhod fever Is inflammation of bowels 10; do OF Kidneys
IL; small pox H.
rhe sun il shneh every day., but there Is still in the
morning and evening that which makes people cautious
about shelving their overcoais for the winter ZED
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The state OF the bids for mail coD,-,..-s
rennsyvanIa, Delaware, Maryland. and on III Z,
Paehciy announced to-day, in the large room =; ~
southwest corner of the General Pos, OFF, =, an Wv
commencing al 10 o'clock, m. Opportunity Will -
" gwen al the place above named to all interes,.a - -
neard before iae final decisions of the Pos,mas,sr c.
efal are pronounced and recorded
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THE TREATY DocuMksTs.-We have heretofore refer
ed the amusing effort Of the federal newspapers hold
Mr. Buchanan responsible Tor the publication Of the
and accompanying documents in the New York Herald
because the object transparent TO be disguised and
100 rdicuo be seriously noticed The idea of James
Buchanan lending himself to such proceeding could only
ginated IN the brains of his senses
In few days. however tine Injunction of secrecy will be
removed from the doings of the Senate this
ec when suspect the nonsensicai character of this
cusaton against Mr.. Buchanan will be clearly shown.
tPennsyiuanan.
1.-THE statement in the Pennsylvania is perfectly cor
rect-U naonl
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~~OmmxRCr and Navsgasss~ - to U.1esa o4n1sa
l. for twenty-.r year, from ISIS up 2 VS. beiae DE
Treasury reports these ublecss tor swenfy
ar vcar.-carce and blc-compaes in = yoaamss
bound. For sale "a single copy ony) By F;,TAYLOR
Also single copy the Ccnsuses Of de United States,
from Ilso TO 3s.o-comple,e in two folio vounss.
April IL
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The mass meeting to respond to the progress OF civil
liberty in France and the torchlght processaon post
poned ON account of the ncemency of the weather until
the first fair afternoon The signal viii be the hosting
OF the French flag the near the Franklin en-
gine-house at ID O'Clock, meridian
II is hoped that the citizens will illuminate their man
sions on the evening of the procession.
DAVID HEDRICK, Chairman
JESSE E. Dow, Cor. Secretary.
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CANroS MArrTxGs.

(rANroS MArTTNGs--Just received from the cargo
" saes in New Yofk 800 pieces mating. in white, a.
e4 and "a in plaid a. do assorted prices, very good
Also. D. pieces OF superior - made TO order IN
Canton These goods superior any thing heretofore
imported d. CLAGETT 81 co.
April l2-Stn
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The large audience who attended Professor Nichols
lecture on Tuesday evening the modern theories Of the
starry heavens highly gratfed by has exposition Of
this grand subject His views were most clearly ex-
pressed plain but forcble language rising with the
subject frequently to eoquence
We are gratifed to learn, that Doctor Nichols re-
turn from Charleston, he will give course of four lee
lures on OF the striking discoveries and heo
ries of modern astronomy
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Mass Meeting.

The members the Democratic Association, members Of
all other present al the SCAT OF the
government citizens or susnsefs, ltienay 70
I reform throughout the world, without distinction of
are requested assemble IN mass meeting IA front
~ The Franklin Engine House, Wednesday, the 18th inst,
at o'clock p m for the purpose OF responding 70 tho
progress of civil liberty in France
,orch light procession will be formed at u O'Clock. and
proceed through principal streets ofthe city with band
Of music. -
The citizens OF w ashingon are requested to Illuminate
ses for two hours after dark the night OF tho
a,rif7 H. S. DAVIS. President
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The following named cadets have been appointed this
year. with directions report In person at the Military
Academy in June
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me maii rom the north failed last night and we b,vs
'onsequ enily nothing from the New York election
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DIED,
In this JOHN DAVIS clerk In the
seventy MIR d. gentleman Of estns
qualities talents Of high order and she and
forcible political writer
win be performed his residence the
day Ia O'Clock which his friends respect
fully invited to attend
Mr.. F1sks Lecture postponed.-Owng unavoida
BILE circumstances Lecture of Mr. Fisk announced for
Thursday evening" April 18th, will be postponed to Mon
day evening, 18th, at o'clock. April IL
CO. MAsONIC.-The members OF New Jerusalem Lodge
No 9, requested meet the Masonic Hail. corner
of 10th and streets, Thursday evening, April lSih
A. l.. 5S4s BY order:
ApI2-It URIAS HURST, Secretary.
+ ECTURE Friday Evening--The course AT the L
street Bs p church will be continued on Friday eve
nng l4th instant when there viii be lecture by HENRY
R. ScHooLcRAFr ESQ., upon The influence Of SCIENCE as an
eersnt the social of Europe Lecture to COM
nence a quarter before O'Clock. Admitrance 10 per
having the ticket Is cents 50 cents for
three persons April l3-zl
MAY BALL.-Mr. f. c. Liable has the honor 10 in
wi form the ladies and gentlemen OF Washington, George
town. and Alexandria, that his May ball will take place
"Wednesday. the 81 day OF Nav, al Jackson Hall.
Tickets had the drug of Butts OF 18th
and Pennsylvania Mr. Fscher's Staioner
Hall; Mr. Patlersons drug Mr.. Deanys drug store
Mr.. Labbes residences and al the door the night OF
the ball April I3-2awd
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TaURspAY MORNING, APRIL IL, ls4s-
.ru.,utmsnts by the Pre.ldsat,

Re- and ruth The 1dUtoe and consent o. me oeAGte
VISERrcH LIVINGSTON, OF New York, to De charge
rgs OF the United States 10 the republic OF Ecuador
I1~vpg w FABENs Of Massachusetts,, TO be consul OF
the United States Tor the port OF Cayenne IN french
Cam