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TRANSFER or POLICE OPPIcERs.-Onlcer
VIM. Dubois has been transferred from the
Seventh to the First police precinct, and de-
tailed as night clerk at police headquarters.
Officer Jarboe, late night clerk, has been
transferred to the Third ward.
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NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENTAL
OPflOB OF COMPTROLLER or THE CURRBHCY,
WAsHIEGTOS, March 10, 1880 J
latipg notes Of "'The First NationSi Bank Of RosE
ford, ~ that such notes will be paid In lawful
money Of the uolted states, upon presentatioR "
II. X. HURLBURD,
ap7.WLl Comptroller Of the Currency
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NEW POLICE STATION HOUSE. - At the
meeting OF the Board Of Police yesterday,
Mayor Sweeny presented TO the Board OF
Police the plan Of statlon-house proposed
to be built on the site Of the present structure
In Georgetown. The plan was adopted by
the Board, and Is as follows! The building
will be so constructed as TO make the new
building recently erected, and In which are
I he cells, join on to the proposed station
house, which will be 32 feet front by 80 feet
deep The plan cOntemplates a spacious
Ccllhr under the whole building. On the
first floor will be large trial room, private
oiice for the Lieutenant aud well ventilated
siling.room for the men. The upper por-
ton Of the building will be partltloned of
l1r slccplng-rOoms for the officers of duty.
The plan of the building Is well arranged.
hhu when completed will make an excellent
building for the purposes desired
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As WILL be seen by our advertising col
umns, the society for the advancement of
the art OF music, proposes to give premium
Tor proficiency In the art, and monster con.
cert is proposed for the first Of June.
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justice of the peace-ofilce, 2l9 street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. n
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BOARD OF METROPOLITAN PoLIcE.-At the
seml-monthly meeting Of the Board OF Police,
held yesterday afternoon, DR.. Nichols pre-
sided, and there were present Mayors Bowen
and Sweeny, DR.. Nichols and Messrs. MUIR
tagh, Hamlinck, and DR.. Cragin. The fol-
lowing business was transacted;
The official bond of Justice James s.
Gallagher was approved.
Justice VIM. Thompson was appointed po-
lice magistrate Of the Second precinct.
Private John Parker was dropped from
the rolls Of the force for lnefilclency.
John Tyler Gatewood was recommlssloned
as additional private for six months, to do
duty at the residence of Henry d. Cooke,
esq, on Georgetown Heights.
Thomas Lloyd was appointed addition al
private to do duty around the First Congre-
gational church, corner of Tenth and G
street.
The applications for the liquor licenses of
John Beck, John Williams, Andre schmidt,
John II. Langley, J. c. Howard and An.
thony Kenchel were dlsapproyed.
Frank Burrows was appointed private on
the force.
On Wednesday, the 18th instant, the COM
mttee will meet for the examination of can
dldates for positions on the force. The ses-
sion Will meet at headquarters.
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BASE BALL.-Thc following gentlemen
compose the mines that will play the match
game of base ball to aid in raising funds to
defray the expenses of the Grand Army of
the Republic In decorating the graves of SOL
dlers on the approaching anniversary. The
mines embrace some Of the best players In
the city. They are as follows:
First Nine-Blrdsall c., Alden p, Maline
b., Crell b., Coughlln 5. S., Reach (Bob)
2 b., studley !. T., Woods c. T., Young r. {.
Second Nine-Leech p, Mclean c., Par
ker b., Gibney b., Shelly b., Force 6. g.,
Denison c. f., Joyce r. f., Robinson |. 4.
The game will be played on Tuesday next.
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AS THE TRAVELLING SEASON approaches,
travellers wish to know where TO obtain
trunks that will stand the rough usage of
baggage smashers. We advise them to visit
the extensive mandatory and salesroom Of
James s. Topham IL Co., 800 Seventh street,
east side, one door above Odd Fellows Hall,
where they will find the largest stock and
best made trunks In the District of Columbia,
with McMurray's patent stays; also with
Houses patent solid rubber corners, for
which they are sole agents. Messrs. Topham
Il Co., also have large stock of vallses,
packing trunks, ladies' and mems satchels,
&C., made Of the best material, which they
sell low for cash. coli
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

L
USIrED STATES BsarsEEh 0IHIoE.l
ALBAST.,s n. Y, Aprii2l. lsp'
Sealed proposals will be received at this sfnce
DREDGING,
Tor tho United States, In the Hudson River. abopt
haadr5d feet long and three hundred fsst wide, 50
1t e assa &. be behind the
The cubic contents. in petition, to be taken out,
! eslimned. after = careful survey, at nfty niue
yard, but full partieuiars. with souudings. can Be
tGsir owl ostimaiss, .-'
The work must DO commenced by May %. ls6e
FrSp@.ais " 6 f 40 ysd foi tn. whole work
complete. not by ne cubic yard No bid will DO
tsincd a, ibis ONCE aud accompanied By proper
guarantee.
int the contract win he United states with good
snd sIm 81 spretlsI, stamps for oontrasts And
I'D States the right to reject ali bids DEEMED
dlnladyalnlags9gsl o. ,v
- JOHN N. WILSON.
PROPOSALS FOR ENvELOPEs.
po.r 0rv,c. n....rxv.
s.,,.,v,.n..,,. ,,,,, =. April Z, isS.
me 81 aStil Nav 81. al thpes e'sloeS ia Ssph
alshlGg gaTelopss fo5 the ogeial Use Of oosims.;
Jaiy W. s n We ysnTs ron hs lst Of
mai vii ho rsn1IpsS snnTs liz u ~ Ne'opes
Cisss No. T. l,cD.oo' more or less, SH by oS
inShes. ~ M o,o
inSSss: ~ ~ w " ~ 90 W ."
,nSbass NO = '0o'oo more or less 81 BY "
Gas: No. :. $780, o. more or less, 4 By 0
in Ces ~, aoo M ,,,
Class No. o. $4,000. more or less, ~ by loH
5Sf cls.. No: 4, an ordinary quality ., but Or
" ado I1m req plue, green, nna pun OF cream
quality, ~ " -' W ~ VI .'p''''a
Az The above ,msnlioLed ENVELOPES must be made
sealing upon lie entire iSPStS q the aap, and must
pave snsh printing upon the fase as maj be diTee!ed
70 parcels Of twenty Ave, packed in pastboard or
Saia e05eI % sIhilia not less than ~ en-
SglSpeH o. letter ste, spi w eaeh Of extra letter.
in sIIonE paper, - as TO bear traasportaiioh By
to be delivered AZ the Department, such wrapping
W DO dIspensed with: a.,
wien %Sp or more envelopes are required to Az
strong wooden boxes and properly addressed /
ph when less man SUp are required, proper labels
the coatraetori the whole 70 BIO done under the
OH cloh OF an agent I. the department
al he Envelopes must DO furnished In such quan;
orders, Of PSstmasters OF, by the Department. and
pe aehTeIea elinsr ~ tne p9st once IN me city
lope age Ny, Or at this department, as the Post
TeG1ia may Iifs1't tTse SiSosL lot paekint
less. made from the best quality, Of white or bpf
paptt, w eBIiO inehes, and 10 be printed In the
manner prescribed by the Department, for use In
s.bcy IN ~ liz a ne stamped knvsiope
e. be ds,iysrSd IL good 0Tde free q cost ior pack
hmE, p9In ~ nc Afgney IN rev fork and 70 the
from time 10 lime may Be ordered, S'' A'
selarSie proposals will be eonsideIsd i3r Furnish
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GovIRSMBNT SALE.
usgGp stArEs May YAsp.l
will DO Seld at this na,y yard, 90 SATURDAY,
public auction. iSe following .itisis;. o. sseousi
h'09 I GaIIfdI; fnI .%,s sTP''
iss;SsTi 5Sn i; ST, mn; :, feet Ooan'
J Head Cyl nderi
10! GasiingsI
tsst.ircn Lever Beamst
c cSf. TSHiBS affintl,lps r.nn,
gpflsht Iron Drumi
!CaS rIu Coumn.i
S pPs@. "a, =, l, RS.ins Mill'
?Sssi iToa Trip! hammers,
Bottom Plat Of Crane;
Crane. incofHpietei
'''Gp h TrS':Gs,5i;'
:, AquanIiis Of Yellow Pine Piles,
81 Sioyelsi
q iicra Lanterns,
SCarpet-, about 20 yards esehi
.Tetmsi Cash, a. tine OF purehsss, and the srti.
gle. e ,, r;mGyed from 'h0 Yard WITHIN ten days
BY order Of the Navy nnegs,tnsut;
wMsr,.. c,,uff; Ii, Kitty oOmmI .Sl,.s
A uCTIoY SALE OF GoygRSMgsr PROP.
VIII bc sold at the auattsrmtster Building In
RALEIGH, North CarolipA, (uorlh OF the Baptist
Church. pn Salisbury Streot,j on the 9Th OF NAY,
elnmeuclnE at ten o'clock, a. a., the following
aa1 ssIs .;o sPs. q paa sss'
t2I shoyelsi one lj Bell one M Secretary one "a
SIS S sSS sst sssiS
Omce Chairs two az Axes; Eve t6l Rotary Chairs
one I'D llandsAvi one ~ Black wAlnut Rotary
heski Que d. Iisiterj i've d oGes Desks, one Cj
Mast aud TnpmaI, 10 feet high one ~ Field Desk
one ~ hnu.o, bxl1OI two ca Desks aud Tables
Que q nBes Desk Que 90 Set Pigeon Holesi two
81 Field Desk; two 60 Lanpsj one ~ Spring
Field Safci two RAJ Maps Of the United States, two
"a whselbtrrowsi three Isl PAdloeksi eight tsl
Padlccksi one ~ Pail; four IA Spades: two Ia
stoyesi onH Anvil one III Sheet Iron Box Stove
one Forge, PoItablei one Stock and DYE, one
u Net Army Scales one u Cooking Stove and
risEe, nearly now.
Many Of the chairs aud desks arc Of the best
The Building offered for sale Is Orl5o In dI.en.
sionsI aud is situated near the hotel now being
erected by DR., Haywood.
Terms; Cash 10 0oyerumept fuu
Captain 9Th Infantry, Disbursing once U. 3. A.
ApO.td
GALE OF THE IRON PRIZE STEAMER MEN.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WAsHis0TOS. April "a, 1880.
The Navy Department will offer for sale the Iron
prize steamer Memphis as she now lies at the
United States navy yard. New York. on the sih
day OF May next. at " o'clock, m.
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FALSE PRETESCEs AND FoRGERY.-Linus
d. Bishop, of Kentucky, was arrested yes
terday by Detective Blgley, on q United
States warrant, issued by Justice Walter,
upon the oath Of Robt. VI. Drlnkhard, esq,
(paying teller at Rlttcnhousc, Fowler 4 Col
The warrant charges that on or about the
18th of January, 1869, the accused passed
upon him a forged check, which was paid,
thereby obtaining, by false prctenccs, the
amount of 800. Bishop was brought be-
fore Justice Walter who held him to bail for
further hearing. Not being able to give
the required security, the accused was
ordered to be held at police headquarters
where he now ia
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OUTRAGE.-About 1890 O'Clock yesterday
morning, Officers Liscombe and McCath-
ran found n man named James Mahoney,
belonging to the Third United States artil.
lery, lying on Fourteenth street, between d
and Z. Upon examination the officers dis
covered that the man had five deep cuts
about his head and face. A colored woman
Informed the officers that she saw him In
company with two colored men, one of
whom she says struck Mahoncy Oh the head
with stone. The injured man was car,
ried In an insensible condition to the Flfth'
precinct station, where the services of DR..
Tree wasavailed OF, who dressed his wounds,
amer which he was sent to the military hos
pltal. on Eighteenth street, between l. and
NJ streets.
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THE WESTERN uSiON TELEGRAPH Com
PANY will open In their new office, corner
Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
this morning. The new instruments were
all put In position yesterday, and the wires
changed after the press dispatches ere got
off during the night. An instrument or two
will be left at the old office for the conye-
nience of the residents of that portion Of the
CITY.
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Sons OF MIcHIGAN.-The regular monthly
meeting of the Michigan Society was held
last evening at the Columbia Law College
building. The treasurer made report
showing balance on hand. The executive
committee were instructed to report some
plan for festival to be given In June at the
uext meeting. Mr.. Mack, being about to
remove to Lynchburg, Virginia, resigned as
an officer Of the executive committee.
vote Of thanks was given to the execu-
tive committee for the successful manner In
which the late social at the United States
Hotel was carried through. Some other
business was done, when the meeting ad-
Journcd to the 2Sth of this month at tho
same place.
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SOLDIERS AND SALONS UsIos. This
organization met at Union League Hall last
night, President Morsc In the chair.
infantry Henry Gervais, late First Yer
mont cavalry; and William A. Griswold,
Tenth Vermont infantry, were admitted to
membership.
The following resolution, passed two
weeks since, was ordered to be published:
Resolred, That members of this Union be
notified that delinquents upon the rolls fail
ing to pay their dues and fines up TO July g.,
1869, may be stricken from the rolls after
that date unless excused by vote Of the
Union.
There being no further business, the Union
adjourned.
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Arrival OF ICE.-The schooner Louie F.
Smith, Capt. Crelgh, arrived here yesterday
with $50 tons OF Ice for the Great Falls Ice
Company.
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THE GENERAL SYNOD Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church, about to commence in 81.
Paul's church, OF this city, will be composed
of some two hundred or more members, clcr-
lcal and lay delegates. These gentlemen
como from as far west as Kansas, and repre-
sent the Northwestern and Middle States
chiefly. The churches of this denomination
In the Southern States have withdrawn from
the General Synod and organized a synod In
the South. This large body represents
Largely the progressive and liberal school of
Luthyrnu-, 50 rapidly growing In the United
States.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, THE OTH DAY or MARCH.
Joseph BlOndon aud Johul
l.. Owens vs., NJ ,,so p,.
Robert A. Payne, j. W, NO it1i Eqhlty
Parish and Charles NJ. poekelt
Matthews
On motion Of the complainants, Mr.. John Bell
Adams, their SOLICITOR II is ordered that tho de-
tendAnt, j W. Parish, cause his appearance to
be entered herein on or before the dfst rule day
occurring forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause W be proceeded th as In case Of default,
provided cory " this order be published at least
oneea week for six weeks iu the NATIONAL RE.
PUBLICAN,
By order Of the Court
True e9py-Test; R. J. MEIGs,
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EDUCATIONAL ASSIvERsARIEs.- Thc an
nual meetings of the National Teachers As
ISOLATION, the National Association Of School
superlntendents, and the National Normal
School Association will be held In Trenton,
n. j., during the third week In August next,
beginning on Monday and ending on Friday.
This Is expected to be one Of the largest and
most interesting educational gatherings ever
held In this country. Every effort will be
made to lessen the expenses of travelling and
hotel accommodations for members and del
egates, who are requested to report their
names to Prof. ]. s. Hart, Trenton, N. j.
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LIZ or THE IRos GsIzE STEAMER MEN.

GALE OF THE IRON ,PRIzB STEAMER MEN.
. PHIs,
NAVY DEPARrNESr,l
WAsHiE0TOS. April n, 1870.
The Navy Department will offer for sale the iron
prize steamer Memphis as she now lies at the
United States navy yard, New York, on the sth
day OF May next. at " o'clock, m.
The vessel and her Inventory can be examined
A. any limo on application to tho eommandant Of
the yard.
The whole amount OF the purchase money must
be paid at the time Of the Adjudication, and the
vessel must be removed from the navy yard within
tsu days from the day Of sale.
A. 3. B0RiE,
AI6I u Secretary OF the Navy.
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| city.
REGISTRATION IN THE Firth WARD.-The
board of registration commenced their ses-
sions In the Fifth ward yesterday, at Carroll
barracks, and the registry passed oil quietly
without anything of Importance occurring
63s voters were recorded during the session.
The board meets again at l2 m. to-day.
We ARE GLAD TO NOTICE that the agency
Of the Wilcox ~ Gibbs sewing machine
(the best family machine In the world) has
been extended to the well-known hoopskirt,
corset manufacturer, Chas. Baum, sis Sew
enth street. We would advise all our read
ers, before purchasing machine, to ex-
anime this first, as 1t is the perfection Of
mechaniclsm.
YoUSG HORSE THIEvEs.-Y esterday morn
ing the horse and wagon of Mr.. Michael
Ruth was stolen from the centre market by
two young boys, who were not arrested until
they had arrived at BrightwOod, where
they where overhauled by some of the
Second precinct officers.
CORPORATION LABoRERs TO NE PAID
Yesterday the Mayor ordered that the sum
Of $4,000, which he placed at the disposal of
the ward commissioners, should be used to
pay of the corporation laborers. BY this
means the wants Of many poor families will
be relieved.
The FISH MARKET.-Thcre has been some
advance In the price Of shad, they selling at
S20@S22 per hundred. About 1000 were
received yesterday and sold readily. Her
ring are abundant, 10000 being received |
yesterday, and are selling at sl0@Sl2 per |
thousand.
Il. A. Sims, Baker barracks, announces |
that on Wednesday evening last, he lost a |
roll of money, for which he offers a reward |
of SEQ.
ARRIVAL OF lcE.-The schooner Louie F.
smith, capt Creigh, arrived here yesterday
with $50 tons Of Ice for the Great Falls Ice
Company.
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BeYAn co. vs. sears Case argued and lie.
claion reserved.
Baker ct al. VS.. Corporation OF Washing
ton. This Is a case for the distribution Of a
reward offered by the corporation for the arrest
OF the assassins Of President Lincoln, the bill
hled for that purpose having been dismissed
by Judge DIN at the special term. Case called
and passed.
Brewster vs. Mock x MerrIman, and Budd
vs.. BAmei continued.
DeVsughn ct al. vs.. BrNyheld. Action grow.
log out Of the will OF the late Samuel De-
vaughn. Passed.
Brown & How vs.. o'Neal. Parish vs.. Pugh.
Passed.
United States VS.. Leonard Kean, United
States vs.. Henry sumner United States Va.
Leonard Huyck. Passed
Hume ct al VS. Hugle. Dropped from the
calendar.
the RULRAs TO PRINTING RECORDS.
1t having been brought to the attention OF
the court OF the cost Of printing the records
In suits coming up to the general term, Judge
an Afidayit OF the inability Of party by TeA-
son Of poverty to have a record printed, any
case would be heard without printed record.
Adjourned.
EQuITY CoURT.-JGdSe H.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
McKuew vs.. Murphy ct al Decree by con-
sent setting aside former decree Of sale, and
payment OF q certain debt,
]. u. Gibbl VS.. NJ ID. Wright. Decree APP
pointing II. b. Washington trustee to sell
certain real estate.
Hutchinson VS.. Barrett. Motion for dIsso.
ing on Saturday next.
Geo T.. Brooke VS.. y. l.. Reside. Tempo.
rAry injunction granted on the motion Of Fran.
els Miller,
Adjourned
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-07

COSsTABLEs' DUrIEs.-As there seems to
be considerable dispute and misunderstand-
ing on the part Of constables and the public
as to the specific duties of the former, we
quote the limit of power conferred on county
constables, by act of Congress, approved
provides that "from and after the passage
of this act the duties of county constable
shall be confined exclusively to the service Of
GILL process and the collection of strictly pri-
rate debts within the said District of Co
lumba.