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CONTESTED ELECTIoNS.--The first sub-c0mmit-
tee OF the House committee on elections at their
meeting to-day considered dhe contested case OF
HaTalson VS.. Shelley (Ala.), and instructed the
clerk TO notify Mr. HARRISON that they will re-
port on Thursday to the full committee in favor
OF dismiSsing his appeal, unless cause is shown
in the meantime why such action should not be
taken. The subcommittee also decided to con-
nesday, and the case OF DonneiIy VS.. Washburn
On Thursday next.
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s DCLLINGER CHAMPAGNE.
t5 EXTRA QUALITY DRY.
BOILINGER CHAMPAGNE.
EXTRA QUALITY DRY.
THE MOST DELICIOUS DRY WINE IN THE
MARKET.
For SALE BY -
THOMAS RUSSELL,
jah5 1918 PENNA. AVENUE.
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THE CONSCIENCE FUND.-Last Saturday the
Treasurer received from New York 500, and has
compiled with the unknown sender's request
that it be placed to the credit of the conscience
New York S25 which has also been put to the
conscience fund.
Evening star., 1880-01-26

SENATOR BAYARD announced in the Senate to-
day his intention to speak upon his resolution
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1880-01-26

APPROPRIATIONS The House committee on
appropriations devoted two hours this morning
10 the Indian appropriation bill. and adjourned
till tomorrow morning, when they expect TO
complete and report it TO the House.
Evening star., 1880-01-26

Mr.. WOODS REFUNDISG BrI--The House
committee Of ways and means resumed consid-
GRAFTON OF Representative Woods refuadlng
bill at their meeting this morning and without
reaching any conclusion postponed further dis
cuSsion of the matter till next Monday, when it
is expected vote will be taken upon the two
material issues, the rate and time.
Evening star., 1880-01-26

THE HONG KONG INvEsTIGATIoN.--The House
committee on expenditures in the State depart
ment met this morning to consider the matter
OF the Hong Kong consulate, and decided before
proceeding with an Investigation to confer with
the State department. and obtain the fullest in
formation on the subject possible.
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BILL TO REoRGANIZE THE SUPREME COURT.
Among the bills introduced and referred in the
House to day was one by Mr.. Manning, OF Miss,
providing that the number of justices of the
l. S. Supreme Court shall be increased to 2i,
who shall be divided into three divisions to he
presided over by the chief Justice and two
assistant chief justices to be appointed by the
President from among the associate justices.
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SECRETARY SCHURZ HAS SIGNED PAPER
giving each head of family OF the Piute In
dians 1G0 acres of land On the Malneur reSerga-
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lines in depth. between parallel lines: togeth-
r w ~ tns rsh ws5s sna
Ing, The improvements com prize the subst an
TALLY built and commodiously. arranged three
s ~ T h No and
II ia known AZ Lees verandah. and By him
or Or hosiery. With two. stores beneath. The
stores are adapted for the general retail trade
The two dwellings above may DO combined. and
rlss. rendered one oil the most attractive estab,
lishments In the city. Within three squares 81
the Bt. Charles Hotel convenient TO the bust
one Of the leading thoronghfares OF the city
are advantages which are worthy the att. ntion
Of the sasacious and enterprising capitalist.
der two leases Of $50 and s7o per month. until
the th ThLuAsSIE hSf oF GROUND situated
bounded by Canal. Oustomhopse.. Unit and
Miro streets. measuring 10 feet inches front
S 90 ef bts st p4 =, IL es. inches lines
.a'jolns TIE residence q j. Lewis. ESQ
title, free from all inoumbrances whatsoever
oa rs ns 1e1. .na or
cash. at the option II he purchaser; one.third
In Il, Dividend checks Of tbe New Orlaans Savings
Institution at par the credit portion At one and
two ytars' Tor notes specially sour 4 by NOR,
gage ana VENDORS lien. Ds6rlns oil the nHual
CLAUSES OF Der cent per annum interest from
the day Of sale until final payment. 8 per cent
atorney'- fees In event Of suit to enforce their
collection. and the improvements to be kept
fully insured and transfer Of the policy to the
holders. OF ibe notes. ard the purchaser TO an
sume the taxes due aud exiRible In 1910 over
and above tht-prioa OF adjndicatiun and fu ther
pay In cash the anetioneer's charges for adver.
tiaing and selling The D, operty. A deposit OF 10
per cent In cash will be- reqnt ed from the our.
chaser on tho price Of sale at the moment d
adjudication.
Ao's OF asis. Mt the expense o, the purchasers
before A. Hero, Esq.. notary ublio.
inR 81 A 4 n
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j. IL ALICE HAUTHgKAUX,
Civil Hh afi1 of the Parish OF Orleans.
lana fa2 o 10 n 20
y,an Marie ~ 70. jean Marle Ahsafe.

L,IFTH DISTRICT .OURr FOR THE PAn.
l. lsh of Orleaus, NJ. pa70 by Virtue OF writ Ut
fisri faeiss, to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orl88ne,
In the above entil led cause, w DrOcesd 10 sell
at public auction. at the Merchants and AuO-
tloDssrs' Exchange Royal 81 Rec be- wsan Oeaa2
e1d o " msrss a.. DE-
II o'clock m. the following described PROPERTY
" CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. toesthsr
with til. buildings and improvements thereon
ways. customs. rtshta and privileges. situated
In the I'll OF District of this CITY. d. si1nAtod
by the number four oil square number thirty.
three. unded By M.tpoinene. Msunsei te0w
MaRuoiis) and Olarastr 9 q, and n fiua dfvidln9
l. from the Nuns FaubourR, which lot measures
thirty. II : seven tnohes front on M0lpO.
meme street BY one hundred aad twsnty. seven
feet and nine inches in depth. between eqnal
drawn BY q. Il. Dunbar. deposited for refeT0nCY
In the offloe OF A. MaZufeau. notarv. dated
= THE WHOLE OF a CERTAIN SQUARE on
GROUND. situated In East Bouligny. CITY and
Parish Of Jefferson. now the Sixth District o.
annexed to an act Of deposit psAsed before
Octave Morel notary public, on ths A th Of
April. 1866 by the number seventy 6i4hf. ana
compOasd OF twenty four lots OF ground, numA
bred from OTe TO twenty four inolnsiys. Whi1h
square IL comprised within DRY AIDES. Baechug,
MarenRo aud OoDstantinOple Streets.
Being the same properties acquired By dei0ns
dsnt herein by pui ehAse from Jean Marie ber~
tin, Hs per act pussed fore Octave M0fols
notary public In this city. on February -. 165os
Heizsd IN the above suit.
1erms-o T. r. "a AL Ian sRa asAUrHREAUx,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
fe2 9 Is 40 NH
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auEWgVp sAI,Es.
Mrs. Tiara Vols, WIFE. Eto., W. n.
W.her.

Mrs. tiara vols, wife. Etc., vs. N. 4.
Weber.
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- eisL Of Orieans No. 40 ABB virtue OF q
wrf, of hsri fariAa. tp me- dirac I'D ny the b N
orabla the Fifth District Court for the . IRISH 81
OrlaauR In the ab w entitled cause. / viii ORC.
coed to 81 II at public auction. mt the Aerehante
and Auetoneere' Exchange, Royal street. he.
tween Canal and Ouetomhouse etreete. in the
Second Diatrio, OF thu titv, on MONDAY. Feb.
ruary 70. 1880, at II O'Clock m. the following
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. t,gether
with oil the buildings and improveme MIS- there
on. rghts. ways, privileges aud ~ purtenBnees
tbereunt0 belonging or Ia any wise anpprtain.
Ing. situated In the First District of this city 10
square bounded BY BacehDs (oow Baro mel,
Dryades q, % and Erat0 strees. and 'esf9nate I
az lot number four on q plan deposited In the
office Of T. 0. stark. late notary pubic In this
city, aE plan number one hundred AM seventy
two said lot measures twenty six feet seven
inches and Eve lines front on Baronns street
by q depth between parallel lines of ono hun
dted and ten feet nine inches and Elk lines.
Being the came property acquired By the do
iendant by purchase from plaintiff by act
passed before charles BtrinRsr. late a notary
public In this city. on the twenty fourth day OF
February, A. ~, 1874.
Seized In tho above suit.
TerMs-O Cash On the snnt
J. H. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
ia1b ~ 40 ties ate
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John soussss W. James willian steele.

ENIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pan.
- ish Of Orleans. No. 10. ACT By virtue OF q writ
Of seizure ana aale. @ ms directed 81 the hon.
orable the Filth Dis III lot Court for the parish Q&
Orleans, In the above entitled cansa. 4 VIII
chants and "a Anetlones 9 '' Exohanse Roysi
street. between Canal and Ouatomhouss stfeetq.
In the Second District OF this CITY. on tRl.
DAY. March H., 1850. at u o'clock M. the fol-
x CERTAIN LOT on GROUND. To-
gether With Al the buildings and I'm
thereof. rights. ways. prisiieRes.. servi.
tudes and dependencies thereunto belonein9
or In any wise appertainipg situated In th4
First District OF this eity In the square bounded
BY aravier. Common, Magnolia and OIaiborn0
streets 6eid lot ls xstgnated g Iot numhsr
seventh day Of April 1866, deposited ID the ofhC0
Of .Adolph Boudousauis. late notary public IN
this city. and measures twenty eight Test elxH
Inches and two lines front on dravier street b.
one hundred and nine feet one inch in depth
between parallel lines. Acquired by defend1ns'
herein By purchase from James Harper Steele;
per net passed before r. D. Seghers. notary. o.
December ., 1875.
Seized In the above suit,
Terms-Oash on the spot.
J. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX, 81
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
fec 16 "A mh1nl2
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TO CITY TAXPAYERS OF 1880.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE. O1TY Hal

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. OrTY HALL,
New Orleans. January 81, 1880.
A LII PERSONS OWING OITY TAXES FOfl
n the year 1880 are hereby notified that the
city will receive ten mills on account OF the tax
of fifteen mills levied for that year. and will
give credit for such partial payments on the tax
bills. stamping the same. two thirds tax paid
and retaining same; Il the courts shall decide
that only per cent IL all that can be demanded,
these partially paid tax bills will be delivered
to the tax payers as receipts In full. II they de-
eide that the levy Of ~ per cent is valid, the re-
naming halt OF per cent will be demanded
with interest thereon from March 81. 1880: No re-
cetpts for partial payments OF taxes under this
notice shall be considered as waiver Of any
Of the rights Of the, city to proceed for the re-
the eKpenses ot the municipal government
borers. etc. are requested to come forward and
pay their taxes In full or on account under
this notice. This system of collection will be-
gin on and after THURsDAY: the fifth instant.
lowing rates Of cash rebate will be allowed. viz:
Until the fifteenth Of February 5 per cent
From the fifteenth Of February to the twenty
ninth. inclusive per cent.
From the first OF March to the thirty first OF
March. per cent. 1855
ALE. Fl. ISAACSON,
fA1 RI Admfnistrntnr Of Enanca
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ably upon the bill. with the recommendation
that Il be engrossed and passed 10 Ito third
reading.
The report Of the committee Was adopted
and the bill Was ordered to be engrossed and
paused to third reading.
House bill No. 123,
collected and TO be collected to meet the In.
terest coupons which fall due January /, 1880,
on the consolidated bonds OF tho State OF
Louisiana shall be used exclusively to defray
the expenses Of the State government In
Cured on and after the first day Of January,
1880.
This bill being substitute for House bill
No. 46, being reported by the Committee on
Ways and Means, was taken w and ordered
to be considered section by section.
Sections l, q and were adopted.
Section was read, and. on the motion OF
Mr.. Farmer, Was amended In the eighth line
by striking out tive and inserting three
The section was adopted as amended.
Section was read. and, on the motion Of
Mr.. Farmer. the section was amended by
striking out the word "three," In line 0, and
inserting the word -four" In lieu thereof
The section WIS adopted rs amended.
Sections 9, Z, 8 and were adopted.
On motion the bill was engrossed and
passed TO third reading.
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED AND ADOPTED.
Mr.. Atkins offered the following resolution:
Resotped, That the Committee on L lucation
be required to Investigate the books and
ilnanoee Of the Agricultural aud Mechanical
College, and that they have power to bend for
~
Under suspension OF the rules the resolu-
ton was adopted.
HOUSE, BILLS ON SECOND READING AND RE-
FERRED TO CONMI1TEEs.
The following entitled House bills were
read second time BY their titles and on mo-
tlon were respectively referred to committees.
"a follows:
By Mr.. Hall
House bill No. 100.
An act to amend section $3.50 Of Rays Re-
vlsed Statutes.
TO the Committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr.. Buchanan
House bill No. 121,
An act to define the nature and prescrip
the punishment Of the crime committed by
any president, director, manager or other on
USA ~ VWHCi " HH4 pAIVdu1 VI puVtiu nbuh
In receiving deposits or creating debts after
he shall have had full knowledge OF the fact
that 1t liz insolvent or In failing clrcum-
stances.
TO the Committee on the Judiciary,
BY Mr.. Allan
House bill No. 122.
An act making an appropriation to pay
John l.. Dardenne as assistant census taker
under appointment OF Francis T. Nichols,
Governor. according to act No. 20 Of 1873, ex-
tra session.
TO the Committee on Appropriations.
Mr.. Coagrove, by unanimous consent, pre-
sented the memorial OF Pat. McNamara,
praying for relief.
On the motion Of Mr.. Faulkner the House
adjourned until tomorrow. February IA, at IL
o'clock m.
PETER J. IRRELEVANT,
Clerk OF the House Of Representatives.
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AUCTION SALES.
by Montgomery d Co.

EXTENSIVE ART SALE.
FINE sTAIUAR GROUPS AND SINGLE
Figures. In Oarrara Marble. Vases. Gard
Receivers Stands. Pedestals, etc.. In Ala
haster. Verde Antique. Bardielio. Sienna and
Florentine Marbles; Bronze Clocks, Orna-
ments, Groups, etc. all being the latest Inn
portation OF Messrs. U. GlOvannoni Il Co,
New York. and to be sold by their order
without the slightest reserve. commencing
I'm TUESDAY FEBRUARY 10. AT IL A. NJ
~ and y. m Il and continuing each day till all
sold. at No 2s Camp street.
Terms-Oash.
MONTGOMERY h co.. Auotioneers.
These works will DO on exhibition on MON
DAY. February TO-. All are cordially invited to
inspect this collection. fe15 8t
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CONSTABLE SALES.

a. POincy e. Co. VS.. III. Enfzminxsr.
SlXTH JUSTICE COURT FOB THE PARISH
- OF Orleans No. s89-By virtue OF writ Of
eri facias. to me.direeted By the Hon. Patrick
the parish Of Orleans. / will proceed to sell as
PUBIC auction. 10 front Of the court house, No.
97o Magazine street, near st. Andrew street.
FEBRUARY 81. 1880. at 10 O'CLOCK H.
One BAKERS WAGON, No. 1905
One HORSE AND HARNESS.
Seized In the above numbered and entitled
suit. -
Terms-Cash. q
JOSEPH KRIEGER. &
fe101621 Constable
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession Of walter Henry

succeaslon of Walter Henry.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ieh Of Orleans. No. 40 ss3 Notice Ia hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and all other
persons herein interested TO show cause within
ten days from the present notification. II any
they have or can, why the account presented
by Nicholas B. Trst administrator OF this
estate. should not be approved and hOmolo.
gated. and the funds distributed In accordance
herewith.
By order Of the court,
fe7 1915 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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Notice Under Article As Of the Constftw.
ton.

YTNHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE, TO
y whom 1t may concern. Of his intention to
apply 70 the General Assembly OF the State 81
Louisiana for the passage OF an act. or law the
That whereas. by public act before N. D. Trist.
notary public at the city Of New Orleans. passed
December IL. 1878. a certain claim against the
New ORLEANS Pacific Hallway Company. de-
scribed In said act. was pledged 10 the state a0
SECURITY for the SUM Of . 50, 900. more or less.
counts Is hereby authorized and directed TO
settle the said claim against said Railway Conn
pany. BY receiving from said company at par
to January !. 1880. and to credit the said pledge
herewith at par. said settlement to be made
prior to January ], 1882. N
E. b. WHEELCCK. President.
New Orleans January 49, 1880. ja29 fe4 II is a. "a
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ALE. II. l6AAOSON,
fe1 * Administrator Of Finance

ELECTRIC BELLS-THE NEWEST AND
~ best method of Bell hanging known: 1t Is
ioned. bungly. annoying and expensive style.
No breaking Of wires: on the contrary. when
once In position for the electric current to pass
an electric bell Is there for life time. All that
Is necessary to sound an alarm Is to press
gently button. which may connect with bells
In servants room, dining-room, kitchen. stable
lin fact, any part of residence or business
house. (No burglar will enter house with one
Of these bells In IT, Said buttons can be so ar.
ranged with Indicators that servant can tell
In an instant from where an alarm comes.
Numbers Of our most prominent merchants
are using them. with great satisfaction, both
for their residences and stores. Send for cir.
culars and references.
JAS. b. REYNOLDS, Agent.
ja25 No. 80 Baronne street
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SIXTH DIsTBICT COURT FOR THE PAR,
~ ish OF Orleans, No. 103iD-By virtue Of ~
writ Of fierl facias. to me directed b. the hon.
orable the Sixth District Court for the parish ok
Orleans. ~ the above entitled cause. I will pros
hereinafter DESIGNATED on MONDAY. February
l6. 1880, at 10 O'Clock o. m. the following de.
scrthed properly. to wiz
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE AND MOVABLE
PROPERTY. eto.. now "a my warehouse, Nos.
% and 2b Orleans street. between Royal and
city. = -
All as per Inventory on file In my Office.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-CH,h ON the spot
J. r. ALGEE GAUTHREAUX,
fe5 Ia
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FORTY.SlITH CONGRESS.
SATURDAY, May /.

THE SENATE was not In session to-day.
HOUSE.-A bill was passed for the relief Of
N0tre Dame college, Indiana
Mr.. Scales, chairman OF the committee on In
dian affairs reported bill to accept and ratify
the agreement submitted by the Confederated
Ute Indians for the sale of their reservation in
Colorado. Printed and recommitted.
On motion OF MIR. Price bill was passed pro-
viding that the oath or affirmation verifying
the returns made by national banks may be
taken before notarieS public.
Mr.. Money offered resolution authorizing
the secretary OF War to send four thousand IA
hOns to Macon, Miss, for the use OF the suffer-
ers made destitute by the cyclone Of April 25th.
Adopted.
Mr.. Buckner, chairman of the committee on
resolution calling for information concerning
the expenses OF Issuing currency. Laid on the
table.
On motion OF Mr. Pound the 13th of May was
sci aside for the consideration OF the bill TO eS-
tablsh additional training schools for Indian
youths.
The speaker proceeded to call committees for
reports
Mr.. Coffroth, chairman OF the committee on
invalid pensions, reported bill fixing the sal
aly OF the commissioner OF Pensions at S., 600.
Committee Of whole.
Mr. Blackburn, from the committee on aprrO-
pT1atIonS reported the post Office appropriation
bjll, which was ordered printed and recommit-
ted.
rThe bill recommends an appropriation OF
$3S 600,G0e.]
Mr.. Blackburn gave notice that he would call
it up for consideration on Tuesday next.
The House then, at i:55, went into committee
OF the whole (Mr. Thompson in the chair on the
b1ll amending the internal revenue law.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. May l.-yirsins skies. old. Is,
do deferred. z; do. consos. 54k do. second series
22H. do. past due coupons. 90k: do new ten
forties: 40% do. enforty coupons 92h bid to day.
BALTIMORE, May 1.-Cotton duI-middling,
IN: Flour firm and urchakged Wheat, southeffa
dIll bat firm; western orened higher, Declined
and c'osed weak-southern red l asaI. n; do.
an Der. l. goal 30 No. Nary land. 1 3lai. 80; No.
-v-.eru yir..cr red, spot and May. I. 25al. 2eH ;,
June, l. 23al 231s; July. l3a1, lsA August O9a
I.99L. Corn, southern nominal western spot hrm
and better and futures neglected,sonthern white.
So: do. yellow. 81; western mixed, SPOT, 49a4sk;
Msy, 4ika4s steamer. 45a454: Oats steady,
southern, 42a43; western white, 4la42; do mixed,
40a4l; Pennsylvania, 4la42; Rye quiet, ssayO-
Hay quiet but unchanged. Provisions steady
Butter lower-prime to choice western packed, 2Oa
"A roll 26al3. Esss quiet Gallo. Petroleum I'M
changed. Coffee unchanged. Sugar dull-A soft,
ga. Whisky quiet, I0al 1ok. Freishts hrmer sI
heceipts-rQur. 80 barrels: wheat, 81. goo
Shipments wheat lS7, 400 bushels; corn, 25. 900
bushels Ssles-wheat. 444. 100 bushels; corn
NEW YORK, May I.-stocks strone. Money. 8
a6 Exchange. long, 485; short, 4S7H. Govern
NEW YORK May l-Flour quiet. Wheat
quiet. Corn active and higher
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
son & Co,:-U. s. per cents, l01t; q 8. -
Ier cents, lO9: New Jersey Central. 76s Ohio and
Mississippi, 34S; Erie. 42zs: Hannibal aud St
Joseph, 33b Lake Shore, 10sE: Northwest, YIN
do. prefer red, 1929; ST: Paul, 774; Wabash, ST
Louis and Pacific. ss'4 :, do: preferred, Co.
xausss and Texas, 3s%; W. o. Telegraph. LOG 4;
ifc
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The Appropriation Bills.

1nasmuch as the committees OF Congress are
beginning to work industriously with the view
OF an adjournment In June, it is of some inter-
est to know the status of the appropriation
bills. The legislative, executive and judicial,
sundry civil, post Office and regular deficiency
bills, are not vet reported In fact they are not
appropriations have done some work towards
preparing them. The pension appropriation
bill has become law, and the army and forti-
1cati0l bills have been passed and are now with
the President for his action. The Military
Academy bill Is In the hands OF conference com
mittees. The consular and diplomatic and the
Indian bills are pending before the House with
Senate amendments. The navy bin has passed
both houses and will be sent to the President
to-day. The river and harbor bill is not yet re-.
ported either. So very little progress has been
made with these bills, and the hardest work re-
mains to be done. The only ones yet passed
are the army. navy, pensions and forttfcations
bills
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Wall Street To-day.

New YORK, May 1.-The Post, in its imam cial
article to-day, says:-''The Stock Exchange mar
for the 6's of SO-'Sl, and otherwise unchanged.
Railroad bonds, both investment and specIla-
tive classes, are strong and higher. The Stock
market, on small volume OF business, was
strong and higher In the early dealings, but be-
fore the first call prices declined lsal the lat
ter Reading. There was then an advance of !
al "a, the latter also Reading, which, however.
mas Deen followed by decline of lsazs. the lat
graph stock was exceptionally strong; having an
advance OF 81 to 6OA. The features Of the mar
ket have been the Coal stocks, Erie, Pacific,
iron Mountain, Kansas and Texas and Wabash
The money market is easy for borrowers, at 5a6
per cent for call loans on stock collateral, and
4a5 per cent on G. 8. bonds.