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Washington News.

WAsH1NaToN, May 21.-The President ap-
pointed tho following Indian Superintend-
ents to-day: Choetaws and Chickashaws,
Brevet Major j. M. Craig; Creeks, Captain
G. s, Olmsted; Cherokees, Captain War
ren. stS .ri.f -ft -rtns
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day.
Two negroes have been appointed to
clerkships in the Revenue Department.
The Police Comm issioners have also ap-
pointed negro policemen.
Judge Bassett, the negro Minister to
Hayti, visited the State Department to-day.
He will receive his instructions in few
days. trT~v
Douglass, the negro printer employed by
Clapp, applied to Simon Wolf, Register of
Deeds. for clerkship, saying, that in con-
sequence of the combination entered into
by the printers Unions throughout the en-
tire country, extending even into the Cana
das, he is totally unable to obtain employ
ment as printer. Simon Wolf responded
favorably to Douglass application, conclud-
ing thus: 81 am particularly happy in being
the means of encouraging you; for, as q de-
scendant of O race equally maligned and
'prejudged, have feeling of common
cause; and who can foresee but that the
stone the builders reject may become the
cornerstone of our political and social
structure
Grant proclaims that the eight-hour law
involves no reduction of daily compensa-
ton.
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General Lee is regarded, says CORES
pondent. as the exact exponent of the true
idea of Southern independence in the midst
of poverty and defeat. He is coldly re.
spectful and frigidly polite to all connected
with the Government, or who are united
with the grent political party Of moral ideas,
and only opens the warm side of his heart
to mourners and friends of the defunct
Confederacy. He acts as tbongh the famous
motto of General Taylor we're now the rule
of his life, Il ask no favors, and L shrink
from no responsibility.
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, a,g.57@7O
New Orleans1 00@1 25
Sugar House. .75@l 25
NAILS, u keg. 6 00@7 90
ONIONS. % bus. 1 25@2 90
on, Kerosene, 9g 6O@75
Machinery. 1901 90
PouLTnY, Ducks, pr.
Turkeys. 3 90
Chickens. .25M30
Geese ........
SPECIE, Gold. L 4261 43
Silver. L 23(01 25
POTATOES, Irish. h.75W3 90
Sweet, bush l O001 10
RICE, Carolina, ID . 11@1O
East India.
SHOT, pbag.. s. 25@3 SO
SALT, Liverp'l.2 70G3 on
SOAP, S3fb. .74@l1
SPIRITS, Alcohol, gals 90
Brandy. A 00@12 90
Holland Gins 00@7 90
American. q 00@3 90
jana Rum 6 00@7 90
N. T.. Z" q 00M3 90
Bo. Whiskey, 3 50@4 so
Monong'hola2 50@4 90
Rectified. Il 25@1 Is
SUGAR, Crus'd, ID. .19@20
Powdered. %. I9@2O
Brown. .12@l7
STARCH, Bfb. .10@12t
TEA, Green, ib. 00@2 90
Black, Il 00@1 so
TOBACCO, Chew. .50@1 25
Smoking, F}lb. .50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, g.70@75
Cider .50@G0
French. IL 25Ml so
WINE, Cham. g.25@32 90
Port, t3gal. .300@5 90
Sherry. 8 100000
Madeira. 8 50@6 90
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That curious paper the hmperialist has
not given up the ghost, MS reported Sc
cond time, but made its appearance on
Saturday as usual. It shrieks louder than
ever for ''tho coming empire" The ere
spectacle citizens of New York" are asked
whether a despotism, accompanied by
burglars and assassins, is not preferable to
so-called liberty, with streets that invite
pestilence, Treasury i'll the keeping of
thieves, and gaduate of Blackwell's Island
in the Sheriff7s Officer"
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Forsaai, newa.

LoNDD66s, May d. .4Ths French eiscsions
the l2th, 1z4ee persons have beer arrested
forcreating poiitics disturbances ofswhom
seyenteeh only were discharged. The
people at Nismes sang 'ILs nMdrsellaisS,' .,
The prison at Bourges was forced. Blood
has been slied, in the department of Aube.
Dublin, May 2l.AThe Grand Lodge of
Orangemen have sent a petition to the
Queen against the dis-establishment of the
Irish Church. .nssrtrI .zianfr.r3 -, ,..,.,.'.llt
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CHERAw AND SALISBURY RA1LRoAD.-A

CHERAw AND SALISBURY RAILRoAD.-A
meeting of the friends and stockholders of
the Cheraw and Salisbury Railroad, was
held at Cheraw on tho 18th instant The
meeting was well attended, comprising a
large number Of delegates from North Caro-
lima, and several from Charleston. 1t was
characterized by great deal of earnest
zeal. Speeches were ma lie. and the follow
ing officers elected: b. ID. Townsend Presi-
dent; A. f. Ravenel, l.. d. Mowry, w. M.
Robbins, ID. Ingram, y. j. White, d. NAL
10y, l.. Green, S. J. Townsend, r. J. Do
MADISON, Directors.
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Domestic News.

New YORK, May 21-In the Old School
Assembly, a Committee Of Ten was appoint
ed to confer with similar New School
Committee on reunion. DR.. Fowler, a
warm advocate of reunion, was chosen
Moderstor-122 to 80.
Direct Trade with Europe reported in favor
Of the formation Of lines from Southern
ports, which should be supported by sub
scription. The committee approves the
scheme insugurntsd by the Norfolk conven-
tion for limo between Norfolk end Liver
pool.
. MEMPHIS, May 2o-Evening. Delegates
continue to arrive, end now huber nearly
100. The following resolutions were read
and referred: First standing Committees
shall hold ovar until next session, the re-
spective chairmen having power to call
them together at any time Resolutions
were adopted asking each State to hold o
Convention and appoint ten delegates to
general convention; instructing the commit
mittee to ascertain the expediency of form
ing permanent Convention, to meet from
time to time; requesting Southern railroads
to hold convention for establishing emil
grafton, cooperation, and taking means to
systemize labor; asking aid for the Augusta
and Brunswick Railroad, and Selma and
Memphis Road. A Committee of five was
organized to memorialize Congress on all
subjects endorsed by the convention. Gov.
Patton offered a resolution, which passed,
under suspension of the rules, to memo
riaize Congress for repeal of the direct
land tax of 1852. The Committee on the
Southern Pacific Railroad reported that, in
the opinion Of this Convention. the interests
OF the whole country, especially tho South
ern States, could be served by main trunk
OF railroad line from San Diego California,
through the junction of the Colorado and
Gila Rivers, and along the valley of the
Gila, South to Ell Paso, on the Rio Grande,
and thence to convenient central point
near the thirty-second parallel East of
Brazos River, from which main trunk feed
ers should lead to st. Louis, Memphis, New
Orleans and other points. Adopted unani
mously.
MEMPHIS, May 21.-The meeting was
opened with the reading of many letters
from distinguished persons regretting their
absence and endorsing the work already
done. A despatch from Gen. Beauregard
tenders free passage to and from New Or
leans to the Commercial Convention The
following despatch was received:
New YORK, May 21.-Our most cordial
thanks to yourself and friends for the action
of the convention. Our bonds are quoted
on the Paris exchange at 70 in gold
(Signed) j. @. FREMONT,
For Directors
CHARLESTON, May 21.--Chief Justice
Chase. who arrived here last night, presided
to-day in the United States Circuit Court
He made brief address TO the members of
the bar, indicating that he would remain
here about two weeks.
CHARLESTON, May 81. .-Saled--steamer
Prometheus, Philadelphia; steamer Falcon
Baltimore; schooner w. B. Bramhall, New
York.
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We have good authority for stating that
the differences between the South Carolina
Railroad Company and the city of Augusta,
and Columbia and Augusta Railroad Com
pany, are in train for n very early and salts
factory settlement Charleston Me,os.
Failure to pay ones hotel bill was decided
by o New York court, on Thursday, to be q
penitentiary offence.
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DEATH or JOHN MoNEL1AoE. The ship
ping in the harbor yesterday displayed their
colors at half mast in respect to the me-
mory of John McNelIage, Esq, who had
held the office of Port Warden almost from
time out OF date. Mr.. McNelage had CO.
vered over span of years, reaching. we
believe, to fourscore and four.
Charleston Courier.
A large out-building on the premises OF
DIR. j. j. O'Bannon, Of Barnwell, was con
sumed by fire on the nigh. of the 14th. In
cendiarism
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q SHH Taxes Taa PaEMuUI;Hia.. Tie Athens
(Tenn.) Post says:ie DrGK q. White. Of
Maury, QedntB Tennessse. communicates
to tie Medical Journal, at Louisville, the
case of q woman .who is sc-7 thirty four
years Of age. and the mother of twenty
three children. She commenced at fifteen.
She has had six single children; has had
twins seven times. and last month had tri-
pletS. - )
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

Report for Week ending Friday, Nay 21, 1869.
pHosSI1 OFFICE, COLUMBIA, May "a, 1S69-The
cotton market has been very dull during the past
wees, and consequently We are unable to give any
quotations.
No change i'll other articles OF country produce.
The following arc buying rates OF South Caro-
lima Bank Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer d Co.,
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Bank of Camden. TT
Bank Of Charleston. rs
Bank of Cherter...... :. 8
Bank of Georgetown. 10
Bank Of Newberry. 80
Bank South Carolina Is
State South Caro-. old, As
State South Car. new, 10
Hamburg. ;. 6
Commercial Il
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Tho Great DIoraI Show.

We extract from tho Ne,os tho following racT
account OF tho proceedings in the Charleston City
Council, ut the meeting on the 10Th:
Alderman T. ]. Mackey roso and said: rise to
question OF privilege. which will proceed to
state. Tho Alderman then read the following
paper:
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u. w.
was amended by inserting "during the meetings
of Council" SO that the ordinance as amended
and read the second time is as follows:
he ordained. DC, That from and after the pas
sage of this ordinance, no officers or members of
the police force shall be posted on duty in the
Council chamber, or any rooms or passages ada
cent thereto, during the meetings of Council, ex-
cept by the consent of Council.
Before the passage OF the bill to the third read
ing, Geddings delivered an argument against the
bill, supporting his position by reading and ex-
planning the ordinances Of Council and Acts of tho
General Assembly. He argued that Council had
nor right or authority to pass such an ordinance as
Ordinance, August 25. 1886. Sections and 0; Act
of Assembly, December 10. 1865, and Act of As
sembly, December 81, 1886, Section 2.
L. j. Mackey spoke in reply, arguing that tho
authority vested in the Mayor in police matters
was no greater than was given every Alderman,
and that the authority cited was but an ordinance
which Council could amend or repeal that the
Act OF 1886 only gave the Mayor the power which
the lntendant had had; that there was not line
or authority to control the police of the city; and
that the Act of 1865 only referred to in which
persons violating the law and fleeing might be ar
rested by the police. All the power the Mayor
had in police matters was given him by ordinance
and that power 1T was proposed, by ordinance, to
limit. If it is asserted that any policeman can
come in here and seize any member, then the law
of the bludGeon Is substituted for the rules Of par
iamentary proceedings, and the reign of terror
ism for the freedom ot debate. Tho Mayor has no
authority by statute to control the police, and
only presides over tho police court in his magste-
rial capacity. In conclusion, he would say that
there was not an Act of the Legislature which
by construction authorizes the Mayor to preside
over the Board of Aldermen. He sits here with
the same power as an Alderman.
The ordinance was then passed to \ third read
ing.
4. W. NJ. Mackey called for the third reading of
an ordinance to declare vacant certain offices,
&c.
4. j. Mackey moved that the ordinance be put
upon its passage. The ordinance was passed to
n third reading, and T. j. Mackey moved that it
be ordered to be eDgrossed for ratification.
Geddings said thero was broad error i'll the
preamble to the bill. The courts had not decided
that the old Council held Office contrary to law.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

Judge Bl4tcbford. OF the United States Cir
cut Court OF New York, yesterday render 4
dscI-IOp, taking the case Of Fiske VS., The
I uIon Pacific RsiirOsd out of the State Courts
and declaring all the proceedings in the latter
srncs the removal of the cause TO the United
SfStes urt, null and void.
In Rutland W., yesterday, Horace X. Plum
lev was sentenced 70 be hung, and Sieba Plum
~ TO the >iate prison for life, and Frederick
Tlrmiey TO the State prison for ~ enty for
raBsisug hfer, the parties beng father and two
s,I-, who killed John Gilman, Jr., at Shrews-
htTy, IA August ie6-
I.a's despafChs@ from the English colonial
once 70 Prince Edward Island. cautiouing the
Government agai0st reciprocity negotiations
Srd informing them that they must pay the
SATISFY Of the Governor, created much dissaiis-
fsCtI n.
In Memphis, Yesterday, A. ]. Wall, in a AZ
Of insanity, KILLED bis room mate, Newbury
GihsOn, with Ratchet, seriously wounded
-ti- org Nelson, and hen Jumped from a third
story window, killing himself instantly.
General Webb continues TO make rapid re-
UOvais Il ON and appointments 10 ONCE In Eir.
guIs. siNty removals were made yesterday.
The new Sta'e officers assume their duties TO-
cay.
James T. BsllsutyBs. editor of the Chicago
RI Eb iran. haS hal an attack of hem orrhage of
tLr lungs and l. IN critical condition.
Ex-Secr-tary Browning and family Were at
ShicsgO last evening. en- route TO their former
bCms in Quincy. ILLINOIS.
The a. ird annual State fair Of Louisiana
commenced st New Orleans yesterday, with a
large att udsncs.
Another bond robbery IN New York is re-
pOr Ell. Only sic. 900 was stolen. No clue to
the burglars
The baroOr at Halifax, Nova Scotia, is now
mostly open and shipping has commenced
The second session of the Quebec, Canada,
legislature was prorogued Monday.
The republicans carried keokuk, Iowa, at
the municipal election held there oE Monday.
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" }. A. sTOUTENBURG, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE KS
TaiSfkG P4GR HnNhssb sdkEg Fac
1 fshhfE R asR RE s;1 OF Tas LATE
AASnELM COUNTY, FOR SALE AT PUEBLO
IRA BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court
En- for the county Of Alexandria, Va at the
Executors VS.. koach's Devisees, the undersisned'
Conmis sioners therein named, viii proceed t. sell,
DAY, the frst day Of Ma. 1879. 1t IL o'ciOct
he IF 9sa ss. jane.
Roach, containing feur hundred acres of land,
v ssG sSSs two in u IL:
from Washington city, D. a., on the Arlington
T"fn'ss md SsSS MAJ 81 1861
several excellent Frame Dwelling Houses, large
Arlington House, a. ! distant fhTes fourths Of =
whole city OF wsshin ston ana srs"t extsnt Of the
Potomac river; and upon The estate are 8 number
sasa sad Tsc :ss
HdhsD;sd :. al t h Prod e thi: .studs
HUEss ' ~ AZ d. 9. :s. Or
md Large s. cellar sss:
!. Lot No: s.slXT5 AcsEs; mar. Q. les.; h..
:itk ten rooms, large barn, With stsbliSs Si Tor
forty head Of stock, besides other necessary out.
.s:S Il
ssS ssA:s .Sa;
doing good business. Thu tract Dosescses GresS
.dvantases, being st the junction Of the George
town road with the Aq1ed1ct and the Arlingson
StEc. &C ess sins fWfessrY ACRES, known
sw2TrisS I; sEax
and large pavilion, situstsd st the Junction Of
the Alexsndfis and Arlington T1rnpfks. half .
me ess lf se 9: ifsfi rHHf9 ACRES or LAND
county Of Ais1s1dria, on the county road frsm
NsshinGton, Alsxase ris, and 0ecrSetovn. T6is
,sesery ana K. ssa u .i9 Sa. fss
mill was burned during the var
I ne residue Of the eststs, which H. admirably
on ssI Sss
Quality o. clay for oTck, will be divdsd and sold
IN lots Of from ave 70 twenty acres. 20 suit pur.
Terms: Twenty per cent o. the purchase money
70 be paid in cash, and the residue in three equal
inatslments ct six, twelve and eighteen months
ase 81: bona St Is. .sS
eoed getoDal security; the title TO be retained I'M.
tiifun payment u the purchase money, and the
IL spS Default IN e.ySsSs Psr
he i: =. s!ssi:s:: ssiss III 3 boz them y
cling ss Il The cost Of ne SvIsSs:ss -. oA''
tsa CBAaLEs i srU1Rr,
,. WIN. h. puL4 nSY.,,,,.,
~ Perscns wi.hips to examine the proeertv
viii please call ON +. q. johnson, 313 Penns,IyS
MA avenue, tstvesn % and 9Th streets, ep posits
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AUCTION SALES.

D L:s. ei.ts. I ID = s 1sS;Ss;: Co.,
ss.. % dds sef s.i sssSn' And 'h Ct
s os.s;o CLIMBING PLANrs: sHsuss.
~ Gu FEtpaS so Is A sss = S.,, =,
6so, 8. Z; q: fo!i.:,n. RIM, '''
Clinb ns Plsnts Ard SHRUBS
Magnolia, olesnisr, o. many other choice Plants.
.sI,s. '''A COOPER 1 s ssTfs s,, 1.s,.
ri sAhuEL sAMsrAG, Auetionser.
willis sell spyRlpAY noRNISa. .. 10 O'Clock,
s,.1s. soo,s S1l street between an and s.h
S.w ycIt hoase CO S.i.tns Of fall lin. OF Drs.s
Goods. Black A,saec.s. OoIored A,p,oo.s Poplins.
silks. N'''
~, AZ S's,nct the sam. d,y. will sell {. whole
ssii.beo;i Flo~ef.; g. nnes, !e.h.Is iiia:io !,
soaps. WORK ss..: BONE. Velvet, Eia s,oS nsy
Gaze, and or: sonsst Stand This ilas Of goods goods
vii, % .0ld without Ie ;.nr .xsr.o -.
II Anctioneers and Resi Eitste Brokers.
No. ssS Southeast corner of7th and sss.
pINE TwO-sTORY BRICK, WIT FRAME
bACK BILLING: AM Loi TRIMMING
AND \ siREtTs NoRTa Al 'AuCTf6S.
- On WkDNEsDAN the 18th instant. ats
x.a fire t~o story Brick Bous. win Franz
bacs building containing eigh' rooms. gas. water
sna collar; with fine grape srbor, chr bhery, &c;
btinG house No. gao lot being ~ feet front by
20 feet II ches 1eep, with in- side alley This
nne property Tor private reside nce, being In
Terms: One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months Tor eotes hearing interest and secured BY
and evenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
9lo0 down on the day OF sale.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
APT IRepl Auctioneers
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DY II. COLMAN AGO.
y Auctict GERS and Commission Merchants
2so, corner 10th street sbd PeDpsylyania avenue
IN We Will sell, In front Of our saiesroom
W commencing THURSDAY MORNING.
|" April sth. at 10 O'Clock, large sssottme nj OF
1NS1sern meIt stoS Z, Consisting in part Of
e@ Wooden B.d.teads
SIT Iron Bedstef d.
l,loo Hair and Feather Pillows
4tO Mattresses
90 pair Single and Double swinele Trees
.ties. Chairs, Decks. wsrdrobas
bookcases. keftiser o. Nrs. Gray and w bite
bisnkets. Sheets. Drawers &c.
$40. az s-ts Conn Material. complet-, " ard
wsre, Tfnw.r", Creck-ry, Cooking sui Heating
s'o'.e snd many other articles toe numerous 70
fhe shove foods Vin be sold With ,ut reserve 10
Ire highest bidder for cass. and viii be sold from
CAV W cay until the entire stock u dis eosed Of
Sd HI. OUL On
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RRY 7. b: wHEElER q CO., Auctioneerr,
II no. ol Louisiana ave-, bet 9Th and 7sh SITS.
oDDo0tto 6oAton HouaA.


oDDosits Ssaton House
sBssI6x % nS Pr asp e. issa sfsssffs *Ss!;
osAN SE RAiLsoap psfor. ASD.lA AND
- By virtue Of deed o. trust 70 the under
stS s.reh lsss ..s recorded I IL t H,s;
20 KS sSS u.s. Is .ss one Of s5s L.na ksoord:
.ht perry scidiae tes Dot. S.ntis.sa y the ala
Sees q .s S;E g. -. g
y ssd .s q
ga "a q sS.s soiic.: s. :fS
ths,sor .ad ..nnias thence east With The line q
:Ssne. sssss: ssirs feet :sv:,
ssst .ia inehes end . belE 6. sXJ tssees ey iss
5, E sSss.: y
Si.: a.st zig: iDsas:: - theme. Sss the s:s
Il. ,s ssc os ts:; s ave and
,r ~: fS. {. .oa s,sSSs ts0.s ala 10. il.
S!'. =. s:o very :s:: sss :s.; s'r Bic
nTeS%:. One. half e.sb ana IN. A.,.,, .,
esnS ssee: sHss;
By deed q trust aUer the prsnisss and uuisss the
re PrcIe!sy vi rssod = the risf .SS eo.s
the asfsoltins Iuressser: An eonvsyanciss and
ss' nm s;%cs q TIE p1.ohassr cost. dsposit
ma, s.a. J.iJiTSSa::r.HHsA..: oSai rr......
Ih1 A1Ohk eALB Is HEREBY POST
pore until nOhDAY, April II, ct . clock = -
By order Of the Trustee
cps j. B. WHILE 4 CO., Aucts.
GALE OF GOVERN MEUr BUILDING
OFFICE GENERAL ACCUSING ANN
pIsBrRsING OFFIceR
BUREAU OF r., ANp L
Warrington, D. q AprfI \ ran
sa -ii Ss soiS ~ p ~ z: h sSs
uop on THC hspAv, April rs .ss AZ 10 noo1
ire, Ire IVY sfnkH leans sUILDI 20 aud addi'
ana bouncary .sreets, wa.hinEton n. % "''
apS6t Rrevet Msjcr ana M.
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NOVELTY PouEDDSsIks AID hAoHIH1
PARKKRsBURo. WEST VIRGINIA..

We have on hand one Portable steam y NH
OF Is Horse Power that viii eel, ct our works
Tor 81 700 cash; also. several portable ENGINES
suitable for threshins machines OF 10 horse power;
also, several portable eng sss Cd wheels froa is
70 horse power or under. Psrsons Wishing to pur.
chase new or second hand machinsry, engines or
Ircn. would do well 10 call Or address u. J.
LEE6E CO., Pssksrsbars, Nsst virsiais.
no as-iy
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LOST AND FOUND.

con REWARD- Will be giyen for the return
SAO to etropolitan Hotel of a LETrER con-
tsinirg $40 in currency; lost on the street last
evening between 3 and 10 O'Clock. ap7-2ts
I OsT-Between Cooper q Latimsrs auction
II store and Primes lean Office on Pennsyl Ania
avenue, MEMUkANDUM BOUK, containing
some some. rec ,, and ticket to New York. The
PRINCES LOAN OFFICE, Pennsylva nia ave.
rue between 9Th and 10th streets. ap7.tf
I 0sT-A SUM OF MONEY, in 9 White enve-
- lope. The finder will be literally rewarded
BY leaving 1t At PEkRY BROS. ap rs
noG L0sT-A liver colored anu white SETTER
- DOG Lad on a chain collar with address on,
W hoe Yer will return him to 400 18th street will
be suitably rewarded. sp62t
I 9sT-On April 5th. between the Treasury De.
- par,ment aud 800 New York avenue, DARK
MINK COLLAR. II the person who found the
same will leave IL at 335 New York avenue, near
10Th street, or at the fbrsTb of Treasury Depart
meDt they will be rewarded for their trouble.
ap6N'
I OST-5th instant, BRACELET made of Hair
4 openwork. with gold clas and Locket. The
inc er will be suitably rewarded by leaving il at
the Purveyor Office. 1t, bet lth and 5th. ap5 St.
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sSs 30 si.s :ss s :ss's ), e IS. 3
BIO. = P.so stofs. 1sS iisi street, sst.eer r.
~ ne 30 strsst. still sives Especial .stslsie,
. sno Tor sale. Pianos for sale. rest. ss
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Rf WILLIAM L. WALL q co, Auctionser.,
~ Stores 3 and 3lf.
south corner Penn avenue and 9th streets

RY WILLIAM L. WALL q co, Auctionser.,
~ Stores 1 and 3If,
south corner Penn. svense and eth streets
ThUS1EES sale or UNIMPRoVED PROP
fht IN THE sIhsf WARD
BY virtue { deed of trust, besting date |, n
day OF August. 1865, and dulS recorded in LIber y
snc No. {, tolio 70 aud 81. .ue of the land
fecCrcs Tor WASN'T gton County a. the District
OF olnn,bia, i will s-il at luhlc auction on
FRIDAY AfTtkkOO>, April 9Th, 1889, com.
p,ibg at oloek, IN the premi IS all tn Il par
Get OF gre Ud Known and dee ribed in tina srou nd
Iist as Lot nun bee sixteen, in SUI number one
oil 81 Lot nuaber hye. In square nnrhbere ufu e.
teen, ana Lot lumber, three. in sou are npmbered
stv. nty two The above Lots are situatss in 4
rapidly improsiI part of th- city
Terms OF sale One-I hird cz-h; balance in al Y
arc twelve months; notes satisfactorily en- orse /
End hearing n terest from date OF sale A depost,
OF 70 required on each lot : as sold Term.
81 ssle 10 be mpffed wt We DAYS after sale and
IL NOT complied Nth TO se oil ~ he rick and coat
stite o.faultins puroh.ser or purchasers
saIe 70 commence At Lot Is, square 4, ana to be
continued ss advertised alb we. Conyeyaucine ADD
stan Pc at cost OF purchase
). CshTE.. NARBURY. Trustees
ms " W L. WALL A CO