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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctloneers.

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF JEwELRY STORE, NO.
1874 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
CONSIST ING IN PART OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. JEWELRY. RINGS, VEST AND
REGULATORS. MILLER'S IRON SAFE. WAL
NUT CASE. &C, &c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY
SIXTH, COMMENCING Mt Ten O'CLOCK. will
sell at the above named store the entire contained
therein. being partly enumerated above to which the
attention of the trade and private buyers called.
ap24 1t
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TyHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE SEVENTH STREET ROAD, OPPO STE THE
SCHUkTZEN PARK, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the 22d day Of N
october. 1880 and duly recorded in Liber 952. LII
1olo 443. ct seq, of the land records of the -A
District of Columbia, the undersigned trustee will by
direction of the party secured thereby. SELL in trent OF
the premises. on WEDNESDAY,. the s. COND DAY
OF MAY, 1888 at FIVE O'CLOCK. the following de-
scrbed property, viz: All that part parcel Of land
and known part of OF No. l. in Block No. z Of
ODD roWns subdivision OF part Of Plc asant Plain
and Nj unt Pleasant 10y recorded subdivision of said
plat Beginning for the same at point at the north
west corner Of Waach ee and 7h street road thence
west hundred feet thence north twenty feet thence
east one hundred feet thence south twenty feet to the
place of beginning.
Terms: One fourth cash, balance at six, twelve and
eighteen mouths, wi h notes bearing interest and BE-
cured by decd of trust all cash option of
chaser. All conveyanciig at purchasers cost; 300
deposit will be required at time of sale.
GEORGE w. THOMAS,
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
GEORGETOWN, d. IT,

GEORGETOWN, d. u.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of thes
April 1883 IN cause $500 Equity Is Hss
the rndersigned Trustee will sell at public auction on
1888. at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r Nj. in
front OF the premises, all that piece parcel of
aud premises known and deserted being part of lot
one hundred and twenty i've Q25) Of Beatty Hawkins
addition to Georgetown. d. c.: Beginning 80 feet
inches the south side of I'd west from the west
In line Of High street thence with the south line Of
south and parallel with the west line of said part OF lot
q feet thence south est % feet inches thence OBJ
at point feet from the southwest corner of part Of
said lot thence east 43 feet inches intersect line
DIR WI south s. feet inches thence with said line re-
versed to the beginning Deserving to J. II. King the
Use OF an alley near the southwest corner).
Terms: Onethird cash balance tn II and Is months
notes to be secured by deed Of trust and bear inter-
Sc. at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
In seven days. otherwise at risk and of
OF such e-sae in some newspaper published in Wash
ington. D. G.
,>,> SIDNEY I. THOMAS. Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers. ap24-d&ds
EfITCH. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on l4TH STRtET ABOVE THOMAs
NUE. aSp n s nEFE MASSACHUSETTS, AVE-
On THURsDAY, APkIL TWENTY SIXTH, 1883 *,
at HALF-rAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. in frontEs::j
three desirable story basement and mansard brick
residences. Nos 1926 1928 and 1880 18th street n W.
Sub lots &c. Sc and Ct. square No 2I2 each Fl It. in
by 90 it. AM
Terms: One quarter cash; balance in one a. two f2
snd three 90 years with interest at six 6 per
annum. payable semi-annually, secured by deed Of
the Of co required upon p' sass
J. T. COLDWELI Auctionser ap21- d&ds
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THE CASE OF Patrick Culinane agt the District
OF Columbia Contract casel was argued before the
Court OF Claims to-day.
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- DEMMoiN6ER, AuctIoneer,
Ne washington Horse and Carriage Basar.
SS8. $40 and 0z2 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGATEe CARRI-
rye Rye MOONS. HARNESS, &C., EVERY TUES
fEEsMaMnE,NGTNG At TEN O'CLOCK, REGARD
On hand and at private sale largo stock Of
e New sna second hand BugYies Carriages Ex-
coAsig1me0tI >'' 1'~ @-'oe'A ~ v sSo -. W
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The New York stock Market
DULL BUT FIRM TO-DAY, WITH SMALL FRACTIO


IN
NEW YORK, April 24.-The Posts financial arti-
Gle says:-The general character of the stock mar
ket during the forenoon was again very dull but
nrm. At little after II O'Clock there was an up-
ward turn, which carried prices generally u to
per cent above the close last night the latter on
Lackawanna. Manitoba also advanced ~ at the
same time. This advance was partly lost before
1880. but leaving the majority OF stocks still q
fraction higher than at the close last night The
only features OF the forenoon were Lackawanna
Manitoba and Louisville and Nashville; the two
former of which were higher and the latter weak
and lower. Nearly one-half OF the trading in the
forenoon was in Lackawanna The total sales UP
t0l2:3O O'Clock were about 100 900 shares Money on
Call on stocks In the forenoon was and per cent
Foreign exchange was dull and lower.
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IREsTEE,S ,. SALE OF LOT On FIRST sTnE.T
AvENUE soUTHEa I. At. AUcIioS.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated April 18TH sa:Ss
Ian records OF the Distict of Columbia. viii seil
TIiH DAY OF APRIL. D. 1888, at FIVE fs ocoGK
T. NJ in ont OF the prem-es, the following described
ons and Known an and descrRed as the e's soaf
twenty feet front by the depth of lot numbered eeven
four (73D, together with all the improvements ways
easements. &c, to the same belonging anywise
Terms; One third cash: balance i'll six and twelve
Of trust Premises all cash. option of purchaser
tonVeyancln2 &c at purchasers cost Terms to be
ana cost Of defautns purchaser after days public
notice 81 such resale, published in newspaper in
apl4-eod&ds c. NJ. SMITH Trustee
A UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE 9wo-sToRY
"a EE f,AIt3, DWELLING. No. 22l G STREET
at TIVElTHIRTY oCInGK P.M'. shall d. sell Hoois +,
fro toi the premises part of Lot 49, front
Nith the improvements. Ne "'l' u -' iSe '0ssuSf
1erns one, fourth cash; balance in six. twelve and
deed ri trust or all cash at option of purchaser 800
dePos and all at purchasers cost. Terms
ap2sst' ''' "''-' j. + coIDwELL. Auctioneer
NJ fOLEY. Aucuoneer.
H SCI eGFmsn11s 1hHRSnA ZEN M oGdSs
IRf stock Of ry Goods at soo tn street. consisting of
Xix Hhi DOS bhsss GOODS. TABLE LINENS,
PURE LINEN sHEET1NGs. HOSIERY. UNDER
MES:s White DRESS SHIRTS. eossAMER RUB
SF bfs hhR feSRHhH5
ladies' WIN please attend this sale the proprietor is
cash. '''e 0-N'1'' -'A
NJ. FOLEY. Auct,oneer.
m3D- I'm 903 9TH street northwest
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Cen. Pacific,
CheS. & Ohio.
Do. 1st pref
IN 0A sorn$


Iowa Democratic state Convention.
MARsHALLTowN, Ia. April 24-The executive
Iowa met here to-day. All the members Of the
committee were present except Mr.. Gardner, OF
Polk county. Wednesday, June g. was fixed for
Mo1Des, for the nomination OF the following can
didates: Governor, lieutenant governor, superin-
tendent Of public instruction and justice OF the
supreme court
Anti-Treating Bill and the Eight Hour
bill Defeated.
HARRISBURG, PA, April 2-In the senate the
oil IL prohibiting any person from treating another
to spurious or malt liquors was defeated. The bill
m aking eight hours day OF labor was defeated
Women as NOtaries.
syeas. the house refused to engross the resolution
Tor an amendment to the constitution 50 that
ofare may pe OF the peace and
News Briefs.
A hitch has occurred in the arrangements for
the rife match at Wimbledon, between British
and American teams, In consequence of the refusal
OF the British Rifle association to allow the Ameri
can regulations and the use Of the wind gauge.
c William Charles HarIwig Peters. the well-known
John and Caspar Kiende, two emigrants who ar
rived in New York Saturday deserted their mother,
81 years old, leaving her penniless
woman, who Was on her way to Annapolis, was vas
ieft behind by her mother In New York, and her
DaDy cleo IN 0eF arms
Yesterday, near Lynchburg, Va. ChaS Brown was
fatally stabbed In the back and face by an Irish
man named Sullivan, from Richmond.
Lawrey Bros powder magazine, near Larned.
Kan, exploded yesterday, killing one man.
Capt Aug. c. Rand and the first and second
mate OF the steamer Tropic were arrested In Phila
delph1a yesterday. at the instance OF the Haytien
consul, charged with carrying arms and men to
Hayu In aid of the Insurgents
landslide near Knoxville, Tenn, will stop the
running OF through trains on the Knoxville and
Ohio railroad for three days
Col MapleSOn announced last evening, at the
close OF the opera "A1da in New York that he had
engaged Madame Patti for the next season. He
says that the terms are fifty nights, at s. 900 per
night He now pays her 81. 400 per night
At the Slade- Coburn sparring match, In New
York. last night. the sports were much disap-
even Cleary. or Paddy Ryan ought to whip him Ia
fifteen minutes
The Ohio legislature passed law abolishing the
board OF health of Cincinnati and authorizing the
superior court to appoint q health commissioner.
The court yesterday declined to make the appoint
menk
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DIsBARRED.-Wm. George, OF Lake Providence
La, has been disbarred as attorney before the
Interior department.
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Tf-1iORROW.

If-hORRO".
Fs'HOMAS BOWLING. auctIoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
CHINESE AND JAPANESE
FINE ART WORK
t. BE SODA
PUBLIC AUCTION
w pNESDAY AND THURSDAY
APRIL EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH,
COMMFAC ii EACH DAY AT ELEVEN A. ~
AND THREE p NJ
COMPRISING:
JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS IaCOJ1ERS
POBCELAINES. POTTERY. BRIC-A -BRAC NOV
ELTiES. TEA SETS. SATSUMA. KIOTO. XII
TAM. MAKUDZA AND KIsHUI WARES &c.
lions.
THIS SUPERB COLLECTION WILL BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE ABOVE DATES
AT Ny GALLERY AND SALESROOMS, SOUTH
VANIA AVENUE.
Parties interested in decorative works should give this
sic their attention
] H. collection Will be on view Monday and Tuesday
apI3-4t THOMAS LOWING. Auct.
EE-THE ABOVE SALE IS POS PONED (OWING
90 severe affection the family of the inporter} until
WiDNE Is, ny, AM 4. TnUkSpAY MKT APRIL
aIlI-d&ds THOMAS DUWIINls Auct
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AUCTION SALES.


HANDSOME WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE
UPHOLSTERED IN SILK. OLD GOLD AND
sTPEKIoK Make; WALNUT N, n; BoUEFET;
SION TABLE AND DINING ROOM CHAIRS;
TWO 'BhUSsELs kuGS, EXTRA nH SIZE BRUs,
changer 81 . SUITE; NHARLY NEW NAT
REFRIGERATOhS, CHINA, GLASS. AND
CROCKERY WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS. SO.
On MONDAY, APRIL THIRTIETH, commencing at
len O'CLOCK A. NJ. shall sell, at residence No
l424 Rhode Island avenue. . superior collection Of
household effects, in perfect order.
ap34-5t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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COMMISSION was issued to-day TO A. B. Bragg,
postmaster at Danvlne, Va

FoURTH-CLAss MAIL MATTER--CoL W.B Thomp-
son, the superintendent OF the railway mail ser
vice, has issued an order requesting superintend-
Specttve divisions as to the best methods OF exer-
cising a more rigid scrutiny of all fourth-class
matter m allied, in order to exclude everything un-
mailable.
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BIDS were opened at the Treasury department
to-day for marble mantels, hearths and skirtng
for the custom house and post office at Albany,
NY. c. E. Hall. New York. was the lowest bidder
at s., 297 Bids We're also opened for the hating
apparatus for the court house and post oriice at
Topeka Kansas. The lowest bidder for encaustic
Thing for the Albany, NY, custom house and post
office was the American EncauStic Thing Company
OF New Jersey at 8. 400.
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PATENTS were issued to-day as follows:-David
Crowley, Washington, flre-escape: JOS @. hester,
Washington, penholder; Rudolph Pez, Baltimore,
stand and rack for newspapers; N. NJ. Rltten-
house and NJ. w. Locke, Baltimore, underground
telegraph wires; W. \. Stevens, Washington, me
chanlcal toy Eeissue); E. j. Story Washington
treating lumber; Thomas Taylor, Washington
apparatus and process for treating cotton seed !;
VIM. S. g. Baker, Baltimore, car axle box.
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$50. 900 FOR -.
F1FTY.FIFT
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
OF THE

IN the city of LorisyiDe on
MONDAY. APRIL 30rH, 1888.
These drawings occur the last day Of eacn month
Sundays excepted.) Repeated adjudication by Fed
erai and State courts have placed this Com.
Rany beyond the controversy OF the law.
To this Company belongs the sole honor OF
having tnaugurated the only plan by which
their drawings are proven honest and fair beyond
N.B.-The company has now on hand . large capita,
and reserve fund Read CAREFULLY the list OF prizes fof
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Andrew Fogerty, indicted for murder for killing
Matthias Ryan, OF South Amboy, Nj, to-day re-
racted his plea Of not guilty and pleaded guilty Of
special telegram from Lancaster, S. c. says the
new bridge OF the Cheraw and Chester railroad
over the Catawba river, except small portion on
this morning
Some IS or 20 hands in the employ OF Messrs.
Reeder, Gable Co, cigar manufacturers, Bor-
dentoWn. N. j., have waited upon their employers
and asked for an Increase OF 81 per thousand for
making cigars. They demanded an immediate
answer, and, receiving none, quit work.
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BALTIMORE. April 2.-VirRinia 6e. consolidated.
&C. do I'd series. s71s; TO- 40s, 33k; So. 6s1
-BALTIIoRE April 24.-cotton steady-m ddlins. 10.
Flour UNCHANGED and firm. Wheat-sonthern steady
and quiet western easier and active; southern
red. goal ~ do. amber, l2saI rs; No. Maryland,
Lao bid 9 Ne 2Mestesn winter red spot 2oai PIN
a 2sA July. 2s.i. 3sk tcrn1scuthaTn easier :
western spot steady; options easier southern white
april seha6sA; May: s4ae4I June. 6taS5 steamer.
%ns os1s quiet ana stesdysouthern b2s6s western
s2" sSoca Rye quiet 1,1s hahsr
Proyistons fsm and unchanged. butter duil~weetern
packed. 17a23 roll l4al9. Eggs easier. 15ha16. Pc
to fs3r sAs9n SUGAR quiet a soft sH copper refined
auiet aaSalo: Whisky quiet. l. 16Aal. ~ Freights
e espf 6e 50 barrels wheat coo bgshes
104, 900 bushelS ""AS' A'
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AUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.


TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE. No. s3o n STREET
NORTHWEST.
spI N2W Von PuIDINa tors. FRONTING ON
new YORK AVENUE AND on X STREET, Be
IIWppEN ninth Mn AND TENTH STREETS
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL. TWEN-1,
IY-THIRD, at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell to- la3
close estate in front the premises sub lot Is ed
IN square 367 fronting 24 feet street north with
Brlck Dwelling No. $50 street. with modern conve-
At sIx O'CLOCK. SAME AFTERNOON. in front of
tne premises suot in square 372 fronting 81 feet
ncnes on New York avenue. and running through to
ms lot Is about 100 feet in depth and would make two
locations in WashingIon - ~ ''
Terms: One third cash; balance In one two and
three years notes to bear 81 cent interest aud
De secured by deed Of trust all cash. at option of
deposit Of 500 required each piece
resale at rak and cost Of defatng purchaser
newspaper published in Washington. D. G.
apply DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
1F THE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON NEW
YORK avenue and on street being sub lot square 37
is P0stIoned on account Of the rain. until WEDNES
p. NJ ~ >
ap24 2t DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
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A SUSPICIOUS DEATH.-Prof Tonry, the Baltimore
chemist, will make an analysis to-day OF the stom-
ach OF the colored woman who died last week az
Preston. Caroline county, Nd, under suspicious
circumstances. 1t Is said she ca1e confession
just previous to her DEATH in which, It is alleged
she mentioned the Dame OF prominent white
citizen, and said that he had given her some medi-
cine for q criminal purpose.
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GEO. W. COCHRAN, Trustee,
No ilI5 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
,yl1 -e1ASds

OF Ff q HAs sThRf H2T sP
the HOUSE BEING No l5os. on oSsixf Ti1H
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of thee
.s the o. C4m1s passed in hgnity cause No
auetn. in front OF the premises. lot 80 in 1urton's
Gu on si a the aTSf lf n pa9 p
AfKIl 1893. at tx P: VI.
S1s9 Ea5shsiSa
reserve len or by deco Of trust satisfactory to Trustee
GEO Il foc 5' ( street. n na4sssss:
DUNCANsoS BROS. Aucts. spi5-d&ds
(lHaACEKY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
iSfFksteI5oS o. s SIRE = SeF III 1s 81
~ 9ff kS AvTNH As
TN5 S s}dEY ~, nosP5TAIs iTrKpyGb ~
TN COACH FACTORY OF Joi' FAY; fAYSE IS
Dsirict I ceGia holding Equity G court & in nss
and w haSns and r ass and
ia sES-ssss ' s s = public S, aa
Of T 'hs 9lFse'' $3.50 sades at
tIyE CLOCK /: NJ. the following described real
CoInn ia + WIT: All OF Gilgina Lot numbered thirteen
.ns in square nnInhereei titeen a.. improved by
1sei m so ssa sgd lot fronting aeS0t 81
ay having IS foot alley ON the We, SIDE s and en
saln'Er bout 3 $50 .qusrd feet Of ground
nc Ci rSscrlEtd Dy rald decree
The r retase reney to be aid in equal instruments of
oe-fh IN cash. and tine balance and two years
in tq3t payu1euts 1rCru the day sale, whole 10
tsr Interest from the dy Of sale the deferred
psyu HtS TO lie secured Dy the nos of the purchaser
win de- OF trust mortgage the property
cash. t be paid the day Of sale he ratification
III Re-" by tine court Cepoeit Of $3.50 VIII be required
az zine OF sale. Al coDyeyauCIn9 and pur-
chaseEs cost If the te of sale not complied
Viii IN one week from sale tie trustees
s'e ft u ssi the property without further
" KEN and cost OF The detaultiDy purchaser.
EDNARD II THOMAS.
Office $40 street H. W. [
GLEN W. COOPER Z trustees
"A 5th STREET
sIi'-u'<is j. Il. COL. IL anrt
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WV. P. YOUNG. Real Es,a.o Auciionse-.
AUCTION SALE OF FGJTE AID QUARTER
ACRES. BE1W. IN SEVENTH SikEtI ROAD

ACNES.. BFIW- IN ~fV-NIH = kEt-I EOAD
AND PINEI ifRANTEf.
BY virtue Of duy recorded l:eed Of trust wal ssss
eelt at pubic sa,e, n EIlscS, at fDU vSya
III tRT lEFH, AID. 1883 Lot No. L. b. containing 4
hcres, rood. - pc The, designated the plan
OF the VT OF BrjsVt'r "a. i'm Ndshif ton
". D. C.. de Ter Ben smn SUNNY. hi l. duly Of
record in te i&1t cord, o. WASHINGTON county d. C.
THIS .ot lies tceu Ith stree: road aud P1ney Branch
about five nIU:e' walk from end of Tth street
plaI viii be- exhibited a. the
To rms: One thIId cash. and the remainder in ore
AID tao Year., al per cent. 500 deposit Convey
anc1nT az purchasers cast IL should not be
Complied with ten days tire property Will rtsod at
cost OF defau ting purchaser.
apis. 81, "a ~ WI. =. THOMPSON Trustee.
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THE COURT OF CLAlMs.-The petitions in the
cases OF st. Paul and Duluth railroad company,
the Flint and Perelbarquette railroad company,
Walker A. Newton, D. j. Mccain, L. g. Seat, ad-
mlnlStratOr, have been dismissed In the Court
OF Claims. Judgments were rendered In favor
OF James A. George for $3S. James I. Nixon for
81 ,093, and Jno. D. Sanborn for sl,s47
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L goo PE11o2 t1I2 600
6cketa. 800,
Remit money @ hsnk dr,f IN lette.. o. eeoA b sz-
ROsr OFIlCn 0RDxa 0cdsn q 81 I'D upS.c4e 81
6RM 1OARDKA2. 001E1sfJouEn BuidQg, 1eqis-
villa II. 0hO.taAA
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A ntf-TreatinH Bill and the Eight Hour
Hill Defeated.
Women as NOtaries.

Boston, April 24-By vote OF IS nays to ]
syeas. the house refused to engross the resolutlc
women may be appointed Justices OF the peace al
nOtartes public, two-third vote being nee essar
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GOLD. SILVER AND NOTES.-The statement Of the
o. s. Treasurer shows gold, silver and O. s. notes
In the Treasury to-day, as follows: Gold coin and
bullion, $1S6.554,147 silver dollars and bullion,
sos, 064 no; fractional silver coin. s2S 7ll; us
notes. $45 1875, 6OS total, $685. 76S 23 Certificates
outstanding-Gold. a, S3s, 400; silver, s15T 49,;
currency, s., dS0, 600.
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On the recommendation Of Major Dye, Martin
Conboy was appointed messenger at police head
quarters vice John p. Rice, to take effect May ise
Sergeant Swinders was promoted to be lfeuten-
ant, vice Lieut. A. Ecklon discharged Acting
sergeant c. H. Saflel was promoted to be sergeant
vice Swindells, promoted. Private B. T. Rhodes,
private policeman, who was removed from ONCE
several days since for cause, was to-day restored
to duty by the Commissioners
NOT SMALLPOX.
ease OF smallpox was reported at the corner OF
9th and streets northwest yesterday morning,
but DR.. TOwnshend made an investigation, and
found that 1t was only a case OF measles.
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AUCTION SALES.
EvTtIsI, DAMS.

A UCIION SALE or TWO EESI3 + BUILDING
"A LOTS. on THE WIS SIDE OF FOt.KTI ENTf:
STREET. BETWEEN y STREET AND RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE MORT HWFST.
On NEDNFSDAY. MAY SECOND 1855 ~ FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. i shall sell, In front O. r.ii,es
w nor ~ ~ feet front and the south 20 IT.
NE depth. of lot 70. SQUARE ri.
Terms OIe-tfir,l cash and bee balance II oard
Years 1T per cent interest payable 7e.i.t-aI7sy se
Cnred bJ deed OF trust, H. .i,n n.
Ioo deposit Of zach lot at tire e fs. All II racJr,i
Ing AM conycyanctng nt lurcl2scT cost Jc-liis t.
Do cpfnEi,ec with III seven DIS
sPiS easGs J. !. COZ .BVi Ii, Uct.cu
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REcoMMESpEp.-The solicitor OF

A COMPROMISE RECoMMESDEp.-The solicitor OF
the Treasury has recommended the acceptance OF
the offer of NJ n. Nippon OF Illinois, To pay s.. 200
In compromise OF his liability S36 951 as surety
on the bond OF c. j. d. Rupert, one or the whisky
distilers implicated in what are known as the
Pekin cases. The commissioner OF internal reye-
nue. concurS In the recommendatio
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THE GLASS MANUFACTURERS OF EURoFK-The
Department OF State has issued pamphlet con-
tanning reports from the consuls OF the United
States In Belgium. France, Germany, Great
Britain, Italy and Holland. In reply to circulars
from the department, on lime, flint and window
glass manufactures, and On the best means OF
introducing American glassware into their several
districts.
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PosTMAsTERs APPorNTED.-The President to-day
appointed the following postmasters: David ID.
Dunn. Brunswick, Ca. W..D Van slyek, Madison
Lodge. Kansas; j. C. Gould, Cherokee, Kansas:
D. |. Young, Winona, Miss JAS S. Hoyt, Bolivar,
n, Y
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MONEY FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH.-The Ma
tonal Beard Of Health made application to the
PRESIDENT to have the appro.rlation OF
100000 for the prevention OF epidemics, or
part OF 1t, expended under their direction.
The question whether It should be expended by
them or the marine hospital service, as was done
last year, was discussed at the Cabinet meeting
to-day, but no decision was reached.
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s'HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.