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Cen. Pacific.
CheS Ohio. .
DO 1st uref
The Democrat Nominee for Mayor Of
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. March 20.-h the democratic city
convention to-day Thomas J. stephens was nomi-
nated Tor mayor on the third ballot. The conven-
ton also nominated Thomas Mulvihiu for con-
troller, H. ID. Peck, tu !ge OF the superior court
short term, and udson Harmon, long term.
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Gen. Diaz in Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 2.-Gen. Pornrio Diaz reached
this city from 81. Louis this morning. Mayor Har-
rson, at the head OF the general committee met
the Mexican party, AMI IL was taken In carriages
to the Palmer House, where the mayor delivered
an address, Gen. DlaZ replying in Spanish.
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Latest TGleglanS to The Star
Scott Sells ONT In Hna.

NEW YORK, March @-Mr. Walter Scott, the
well-known inventor and manufacturer OF print
ing presses reports that he has sold his patents
r. Hoe & Co. for 100000 He will complete those
presses already contracted for before retiring
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Rhode gslan nd Democrats.

FURTHER NOMINATIONS.
PROVIDENCE, March 2U-At the democratic CON-
ventlon the committee OF conference reported tho
Ionowlng nominations: Lieut. Governor Charles
n. george, providence; secretary OF state, Warren
\. ferce, Providence; attorney general, Willard
Sayies, providence; general treasurer James Ii,
Cottreu, Newport The nominations were &C.
cepted.
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AUCTION SALES.
V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERT VALUABLE TwO-STORY AND MANsARD
ROOF BRICK DWELLING, WITH LARGE BRICK
STABLE, ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
FEEnERICKAND SECOND STREETS GEORGE
TOWN. DC, AT AUCTION
O'CLOCK. III front OF the premises. shall sell part "a
Of lots 90 and 66. fronting 70 feet inches west
side Of Fred rick street, by depth Of lot feet I'd
street improved by twostory and mansard roof brick
dwelling, containing II rooms. water, gas and all mod
ern improvements with large brick stablinR &C. &c.
Tern One third cash; balance in and two years.
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust All conveyancing at purchasers cost 500 de-
post will be required at time Of sale.
JAMES L. DAVIS, Agent.
m17-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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ALBANY, N. Y, March 20.-The bill compelling
telegraph and telephone companies to place their
wires under ground, In New York and Brooklyn,
after May LIST, 1885, has passed the senate.
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TcIeRraphic Briefs.

At meeting OF stockholders OF the Schuylkill
Navigation company, held today, President
G0wen. OF the Philadelphia and Reading railroad
company. submitted proposition to merge the
former company into thelatter.
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Foreign News by Cable.

THE ARMAGH ASSOCIATION.
BELFAST, March a--The grand jury have found
a true bill against Nuyent ami 12 other members
OF the Armagh association society who were ar
rested In October last
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NEW YORK, March a0.-The board OF aldermen to-
day adopted resolutions setting apart the COVER
nor'S room I'm the city hall Tor the reception OF
the remains OF John Howard Payne on their
rival here A committee was also appointed to
cooperate with a similar committee from the
press club in receiving and escortlng the remains
TO the city hall
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Bank Suspension i'm Colorado.

DENVER, Col, March sa-Th' Exchange bank.of
Denver, A. j. Williams, president, and j. NJ. Striek-
Ter, cashier, suspended payment this morning
The bank has never been strong, and the failure
creates little surprise. Other banks are not
affected.
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VERTIGO. DIZZINESS AND BLINDNESS.

VLh11dO. DIZZINESS AND BLINDNESS,
OFFICE UTICA MORNING HERALD,
UTICA, Feb. ID, 1882.
have been troubled with vertigo since ;ss July and
nave suffered greatly night after any considerable
exeron from dizziness and blindness TRIED two hot
ties OF Hop Bitters and since then have been entirely
relieved. Respectfully, yours.
]. ]. FLANAGAN.
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dENTLEMEN-The Hop Bitter q" meet with large
sales and give general satisfaction one case in parcu
lar you should know of. Mr.. John B. Green 72s Spring
Garden street. Philadelphia. Pa, has been suffering
from kidney affection which superinduced rhe,n,a-
tism. He tried physicians and remedies in vain. He
was obliged to take morphine to induce sleeps his trou
bic was SO great. Beading your advertisement in the
Christian at Work. he was prevailed upon by one of
his daughters to try it. Three bottles effected cure
and Low he il an enthusiast for Hop Bitters" He is
one OF the oldest residents in the locality named and
known as . gentleman of unusual probity
HENRY TorTEN,
672 North 10th street. Philadelphia. Pa.
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OFFICE JELLowAY MU A. ASSOCIATION,
JELLowAY. o., Mar. -, 80.
Hop Bitter Manufacturing Co.:
L have been using your Hop Bitters. and fnd them
what you recommend them to be for kidney disease.
{viz. superior to all others)
J. L. HuDERBRANp
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LEEToNIA. Pa, April Is, 1882.

LEEToNLA. PA, April Is. 1882.
Hop Biters Co.:
have not been well for three years. tried almost every
KIND OF and less seven doctors
one OF Elmtra, n Y, none have done me any rood
finally tried your Hop Bitters and found them Just the
thing. have praised them highly there Ia great
number here who use them with great benefit and salts
faction. Very respectfully yours.
b. HUNT.
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MAR RlED.

xORAN-HILL. On March 10TH 1888 Of the psr.
sonage. by the Rev. L. N. Gardner HORATI6 r.
tnRton, DC.
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pRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES

WASHINGTON. NLw YORK AND RICHMOND.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

INdOMAS DOWLING. AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
ON The MORT SIDE OF H STREET NORTH
BEIMEEN SIKH AND SEVENTH STREETS
bearing date March a. 1874 and duly recorded in :a
L II No foalo A6l ct Of the land records
TT 1e ssSmEsd We viii to pubic sale r.
SIXTH. AID. 1883. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
the following parcel OF ground viz Part OF lot five 5
nson city beennins for the same at the south
two 42) feet thence north 1872 feet lO inches to pub
nc alley thsnce east forty two 42) feet and thence
ments tn room.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in one and
two years. In eQuaf with interes from day of
sae and so 1r all cash At option
are not complied with within five days from date of
sale the the right resell the property
days, notice in The Evening Star. Convey ancin9 at
purchasers cost
MAHLON ASHFORD, J r
mh6 -d3t&eo&ds JOHN +. MITCHELL. 1rustees-
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THE DUPONT STATUE-The work OF constructing
the pedestal and the approaches Of the proposed
Dupont statue in this city viii be shortly COM
menced. Citizens Of the state OF Delaware have
applied to contribute the three granite steps
surrounding the pedestal. which will leave
the appropriation OF 5000 for the pedestal
free from that expense. The statue win be made
by Mr.. Launt Thompson. OF New York. The de-
viii procaply BE- larger than e ss Ue'
is understood that the greater part OF the
OF constructing the statue win be borne by the
family OF the deceased.
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Justice James being stir indisposed. &c was ar
ranged to-day that the Equity Court should be
held at O'Clock daily by Judge Cox
Inc alarm at e:35 this morning from box 14f
was Tor nre diScov-ret In woodsheds I'm the rear
OF l4a0 1a46 and las Rhode Island avenue NORTH
west. They were alone destroyed: damage $50.
IL is thought they were set on IRE by some colored
boy
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers

Il Real Estate AucHoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED BY HOUSE.
NO. 1926, ON FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN
PAND STREETS NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust bearing IL,
t aber No s4s folio 49, one Of the land records M
vii sell at public auction front Of the premises on
Ss.A .putl 20. THE TMENTY,FoURTH DAY OF
half OF lot 81 in Drnrys sub division Of square 209 in
thereon. ~ ~ ~ bAo'oAAA0AA'0
Terms OF SALE One third cash. and the residue in
two equal instaments payable with interest in one and
TWO years.. for which notes of the purchaser se-
cured to the satisfaction Of the undersigned on the
property sold shall be gven all cash at option of
purchaser II terms Of sale not complied with in
days the Trustees the right resell at the
when bid accepted.
GEO. r. APPLEBY,
Office, 42O 5th street northwest
1doS. II. WAdtfAMAN. Auct. mhl6- d&da
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T'Hos. J. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers.

So AND 81 c STREET NORTHWEST. AND THE
sAMnJoiiM1Nd PROPERTY. NOS. s. AND IS c
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, recorded In Liberls.
No S1a folio 3l7 Of the land records Of the Dis-k:i
OF the note secured thereby VIII sell pubic auction
Say 81 u %ARtR M he
G o H. cfv Al Of Lot No. TO- square No: $685.
ments. consisting Of two thrse-story BRICK BUILDINGS
used as Hotel, which will be cold as a whole aud two
Terms OF sale One third and the balance at six
and Twelve months for which the notes Of purcha-
Of trust and policy Of insurance the property sold
deposit of $500 viii be required at time Of sale from
ne purchaser OF the hotel property. and of 500 from
the purchaser Of each of the other parcels All taxes
and assessments will be payable out of the purchase
money * terms OF sale are not complied with in seven
erts on FIVE days notice by advertisement at the risk
and cost of the defaultnH All
at cost of the purchaser. C. A. JAMES
mh3-s, tn, thNds Surviving Trustee
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SHOT THR SEDuCER OF HIS SIsTRR-George W.
Conkling, United States surveyor on the govern.
ment surveys In Nevada, shot and killed William
n Haverstck, the seducer OF his sister, In New
YORK city, last night MIS- Uhler. the sister, left
neI husband ABOUT Two years ago, and had been
10 persuade her TO 60 west with him, and this
aroused Haverstfck's anger. In the quarrel Conk,
Self-defenSe
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TIE NEW YORK SToCKMARKrr
Name.

1befoi1owing are Ihe oneninr ana closing nr,es0
q the New York stock Market to-iav, as reported
ty special wire 10 II. IL Dodge. $50 i5th street.
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FNHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE, No. 10 MYRTLE
STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust of date November Is -
1872 recorded in Liber 93l, folio 223. ct seq Of
the land records of the District of Columbia and atA
faest Of the party thereby secured will pub
MARCH TWEEN Y-TH!RD, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.
NJ, Lot AL of B. F. Gilberts recorded subdivision Of
square 6Io with the improvements thereon Sold SUBJ
1879. '
Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash.
and the residue in two equal instalments
Years from day of sae with interest secured to the sat
of the Trustee all cash at the option of the
purchaser Trustee reserves right to resell risk and
cost OF defaung purchaser if Of sale are not
when bid is accepted.
THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN, Trustee.
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. nhi3-eOdNds
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKSr-At the Queens
town drove yards. held every Monday nj Queens
town, on the Metropolitan branch, r. & o. r. r..
three miles from the city. Lewis n. Means proprie.
tor, yesterday Ssl head or cattle were sold 60
butchers at 4l7c. per ID, 5 extra, 40 sal sheep
were sold at sic per 10. IL COWS and calves
brought SS0sse5 The state or the market was
good.
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WOOD AND COAL.

CoA1 AND WooD.
We have just received q large lot of Bakers PIN r
WOOD also fresh mined COAL Of superior OuaIitv for
domestic use all OF which offer at lowest market
rates. - ~0"' A1A"i ACT
The attention OF consumers is respectfully invited to
al inspection of OUT stock. " "
STEPHENSON BRO,
MILO 7tfl st wharf and 10Th st. and Pa ava.
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THE CABINET misunderstanding Folgef and
Postmaster General Howe were the only members
Of the Cabinet absent from the Cabinet meeting
to-day. The session was brief and unimportant
One OF the topics discussed was the coming Of ex-
President DiaZ.
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FINANCIAL.

pEtHAFS THE SIMPLE1T, THE LEAST COM
J. picsted plan Of insurance ever presented to the
fathers and mother. of fsnilies. and plan that for
Fund Lite Association. Office 1869 street
mh17- j. Y KNIGHT Manager
Tl'HE NEW IDEA--THI, Is THE AGE OF PHO
The MUTUAL RESERVE slE I'VE 'I FUND LIFE Assoc1A
f1ON the new idea in Life Insurance. HAS the APP
asnted snpgort Of the pubhc-Sriting over TOUR mil
niG-Sm '''' II '''''' ~. KNIGHT. Manages,
PRIyATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. NLw YORK AND RICHMOND.
Fl. Fl. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
sold Oh commission.
10. '39 18th STREET. tCORCORAN BUILDING
L.eEcy for Prince and Whitley. stock Brokers'
e BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Fver- rass of Securities bought and an,d on commits
sion IN San Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New
York. Boston and Washington Orders executed OH tbs
New York Sock Exchange at one-eight OF per
commission Private and direct telegraph wires 10
RichmcEd. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston, through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires lN'TANTLf direct from the New York Stock
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DoToNAC TRANSPORTATION LINZ

E}UIUNAC CHARACTERIZATION LINZ.
The steamer SUE. Capt. W. c. GeoQheasn Is.xe.
6tephensous wharf, foot Of 7sh street every
oeiock y. m, fer Baltimore and River Iandine..
y. m. ~ v VIVA
Al accommodations strictly hrst-clase.
avsr frsght must be prepaid and win DO received IN
SATURDAYS only ~ o"a
STEPHENSON Z BRO. Asey..
&1e-en tn sfxoos wharf and 12Gh 1t. aud pa avn
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PROFESSIONAL.

A kllFiCIAL EYES, s., So SIS TIFF s1
G-s-ses; 81 Boxwood Thermometer; that s. Field
S5ss; 81; 90 Pearlopera- HEMPLER'S The OpticianS
Ola s.a2d. iS3 Pa ave. Telerhonic connection. ds
tIs!fIL FEET PROMOTE HEALTH AND ION
SStitS hence the thousands from far and near that
sseiae opposite Wizards Hotel for relief from and
49, fsU0ahye oI corns, BuhOns, Diseased Nails Chill
20.S,. 'sScuir E1cresences and other compaints Of
We n-tahishe in Washington, D. c. in 1891
49, 20 INC most eminent physicians and slrxeons
Oee Ice Il er visit for putting the feet in order aI
nk II. L. BovEE. MEDICAL. EIECTRICI1N
sua S; Female Diseases Neuraaia.
1ursLsi ,.nss,an, Sulphur and all Medicatos ham
elsen. 81. u street, opposite Riggs House. oa0
NE NJ 8. PARSONS. MEDICAL FIECTRICIAY
Cetslysinc and Electro yapor Baths Massage Swead
ssn moyeinents, Magnetic 1reatment &C. Hours from
Vain .oI pm. 1877 stree. NORTH west OF an
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ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING THR POSTAL LAwA-
Wesley Crew and Lemuel alias John Hili have
been arrested in Pittsburg, Pa, for violating the
postal laws
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PROPOSALS.

1MrKovEMENSlTs u or l,,r G9Tq y a EIvER AT
PROPOSALS FuI: FLAT BOATS.
e. S. ENGISrra oFr;cE. 2is6 re2n.ylTaEia avenue.
srfD Il &c s; S l. bs 4sel lsss
shs geS gSt IHsfh d s on 9ov
sPsslsetions form. Of proposals. and all necessary
mhIs-tt fE Ek G. HAMS. Major of Engineers
DowA-sPoUrs FOR NEW PENSION BUILDING
OFFICE Strive ENG'R Il ARCHITECT.
1876 street norfhwess
WAsH1NGrcN. ID. c.. March 4, 1883
oP F =, \, are Invited from Plumbers NATL NOON
ESun sont' MahG So 1885, for II Cast iron
New Pension Building in This city, in accordlncs with
sieiihcs,los winch viii bs furnished application
The envelopes containing the proposals should be
To the undersigned.
". c. MFTGS
ml'.2t23S1 SupT'g Eny'r < Architect.
DROPUSALs For THE cons FRICTION OF AN
hDIIII9S 10 iHE LOyEJOY SCHOOL
OFFICE TNGINEER COMMISSIONER,
WAsHISGroS. pc. sIsrc IA. 1875.
Proposss wi be received u this ofce until 81 ~ :
44 HI6 1s ~ ,,t On n fh1p1 a4Rca TWENTY
ne L0YeIoy sch o Building. located the Of
PrSTe.ais Iust b. nls,e upon blank forms furnished
am End srecf1catons can be seen, and informa-
on obt1iped selative thereto at tie office of the In
,rt he rgt Is reserved to reject and 81 bids
nihl6-Gs En=ineer Cornnissi, .ner D'C
DROYOSAL5 FOR SALE OF SCHOOL SIZES
l. SOLICITED.
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS.
DIsFRICT CoLUMBIA
WAsffI<GTOS, March IL, 1887
the w e St is S oP sa r
Tor fuahc School Purposes, two in the Second
until nssH Of the TwINTY-FIFTH iSs sII' 90" 4or
sale If Sites follows old BIsders r road
near BrUns'H station. and at Beunin2s St-tion.
lite u he perfect and possession to be b. fore
2oJh day of April
By ord OF the Il ard.
mnI6-5t WILLIAM TINDALI, Secretary
(tUT STONE WORK FOR NEW PENSION
~ BUILDING.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHTTFCT,,
WASHINGTON ID. G., March L. 1885,
Proposals invited for the Cut Stone Work af tf,
Getaways of The New Pension Building to lie ed
TO this Office. where tey will be opened at neon O.. the
TWENTI FIRST MARCH instant
Specifications and drawings be had ar,lrcstcn
Nj. C.. MfIGS.
Super vlsfng Engineer and Architect.
mhl4-tt New Pension BuIt,ing.
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BEAT THE WORLD.

BEAT THE WORLD
ROCKVILLE, Conn.,. March 6, 1882.
Hop Bitters Co.:
have been taking your Hop Bitters for several
weeks. and they beat the world
L. 8. LEWIS, Lewis Axles Machine.
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Fl. Fl. DODGE,

1onds Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Scld Oh Commission,
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SPECIAL GRIMM CorKr-p

SPECIAL CRIMINAL CoUKr->yafoe Hd0sv.
1o-day, George NARROW, demonstrating. Owe
cases); not guilty In one. case and guilty In the
other; sentenceo 10 seven years at the Erie county
penitentary. Lucy Addison. eppeal netit lar.
ceny; guilty, sentenced TO 10 days in ian
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oonie op1tcuoh mas peen made In Baltimore %
.ne pIouuCuon OF Gounod'S "RedempIion," be.
ca1se the saviour is one or the characters
Gen. SHERMAN accompanied 10y Gen. Augur)
~ -, inonoeIey, MeAco yesterday, Tor The pur.
pose or observing Railway methods IA Mexico
"e IN SHERMAN aeclined pubic reception
queen Nictoria slipped upon the stairs OF Wind.
sor palace saturday and sustained Injuries, but
was aoie 10 hoid council with the ministry yes
0e1 TN i.,
London publish a letter from President rfhur
acknowledging the receipt OF n letter which fbe
society sent him, commencing the President,s
reference In his last annual message 10 arbitra
ton.
Reports from Omaha and other points In fba
northwest state that the mercury registers from
zero to l7o below In that section The cold wave
w. 4. Harding representing Richard Fox NJ
New York, arrived In Boston Yesterday and saws
Eny
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RANGE OF TIE 1HkRNosErRR.-The following
were the readings at the ofce OF the chief signal
ofrcer to-day: am. 26A: IL am, 10 o: nm.
34a Maximum. 81 6; m0mum, was
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THOMAS e. WAGGAMAN,
THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct. mhi3

| ~
Ne Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
938. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIEs. CARRI-
AGES WAGONS. HARNESS. &c, EVERY TUES
DAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING
C0AMENCING At TEN O'CLOCK. REGARD.
LESS OF WEA HER.
Constantly Oh hand and at private sale large stock Of
Horses New and econd hand BugYes. Carriages Ex-
press Wagons. Harness.. ETC.. etc. Liberal advances on
cohslghnents RS I'm
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No READJUsrNENr OF PosrMAsTERs sALAR1Es.-
~he bill which passed the last Congress directing
the Postmaster General to readJust the salaries OF
all pOstmasters and late postmasters OF the third,
fourth and nth classes In accordance with the
provisions OF the act OF 1865 will not be carried out
owing partly to the fact that no appropriation
made to meet the outlay called for IN the bill and
also because the present clerical force OF the Post
ONCE department Is insufficient to make the re-
adjustment It Is estimated that the bill would
cause an outlay OF two or three millions
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

I srs tssas ct t6s
for cash. at Thomas Dowlins's auction rooms south
1t oEo6k E. m III
and to the To- m AZ
the stock usually found in rstcass for the sale
Gloves, Towels, Ribbons. satchels. Combs. Brushes,
upon az the roprty Of the deendsnt Ado sa D
man to satisfy execution No 20 go at law. against
Also; similar goods, and Laces Fans. shawls Bon
sea upon as the PrSPsrg of the Adsph
CLAYTON McM1cHAEL,
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer. mh17-st
RTc VIRTUE oFA DECREE OF THE supREME
~ nee the oh ay
sa5sn 1sss il ssss M do %a
Is H3$s sSS:Ss
mentioned. situate in the city of washineton District
E Fs ae ths sn 1ns
part of lot numbered thirteen 3) in square numbered
said and ren hsnes
Sss ss the south south line Of nSTn
ses TSna 20 fss nenss 20
and thence north loo feet to the pant u
be1nnlng and in sub lots (23) twen-
v? sRs asts
part Of said square. recorded in Lber W. b. MaGrnder
folio 3y one OF the records i'll the Office of the
Terms of SALE OnethIrd in cash. and the balance In
one and two years from the day SALE with interest at
the rate of Elk cent per annum and secured to the
satisfaction Of the trustee All conveyanciDe at Dur
chaserfS cost. HARRY M PAYNE. Trusee
-~ 1872 Louisiana avenue.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. mh17- lot
VTNRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
81 II AND 7TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, in equity cause No s14O docket
on FRIDAY, the 1WENTY-THTRD day Of March.
A. ID. 1888 at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M. lot numbered
two g. according to the subdivision OF square mum
bered four hundred and fortyeieht (448 recorded
in the office Of the Surveyor OF said District in ber
street north, with depth Of lab feet.
Terms OF sae: one third Of the purchase money cash.
and the balance in equal instruments at % and two
CD Years from day of sale, the purchaser to give his
promissory notes for the deferred payments bearing
interest at the rate of six per cent per annum until
paid payable quarterly and secured by deed Of trust
upon the premises sold all cash. the option Of the
purchaser All convey ancng at cost Of purchaser S1OO
down when property is sad.
- EUGENE CARUSI Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. mh12- d&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-20

ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut.. Hayden DeLany, 9Th
infantry, is relieved from duty on recruiting ser
vice. Leave Of absence for four months, to take
eject from this date, with permission to apply
an extension OF two months and to go beyond sea,
is granted Major Frederick w. Benteen, 9th cav
airy