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'Unser Fritz Has the Measles.
BERLIN, April 14.-Crown Frederick William
is Ill with measles.
He Stabbed hts wick cd Wife.

NEW YORK, April IA travef-stained man
named Charles Doran gave himself up to Sergt.
Tanning of the East ODD Street station house at
O'Clock this morning, saying that at o'clock
he had stabbed his wife Mary, in Newark. He
walked from Newark to this city. A dispatch
was sent to the Newark police, who, in reply,
verified his statement saying the woman was
dying. Doran said he was az years old and a
boatman. He stabbed his wife with q small
pen-knife, because she was a bad woman and
Was criminally intimate with an old man
named Sullivan, who was az years Of age. His
wife was 80 years of age
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ExrcT1oN or oyy1cxRR-The election Of TIE
board OF directon 0f the Inland and SeAb0ard
Coastiuc company was held 0day, and the fol-
lowing board was elected: J. II. baxter, A. H
Herr, samuel Norment. J. w. Thompson, VIM.
Thompson, Ross Thompson, II. A. Willard, Geo.
II. b White and Nathaniel Wilson.
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T. ENTLEMENS SUITS SECURED
W AND PRESSED FOR q.
Coats % cents, Pants Is cents, Vests rs cents.
Altering and repairing done IN best manner
Goods called for and delivered.
X l. HAHN,
EOS 9th st NV,
mh16.2ms and a N. Calvart It.. baltimore
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

hUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT,
ON STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTA
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
REING No. 1417 N STREET, TC CLOSE AN
ESTATE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 60
TWENTI-F1RST, 1856, at FIVE O'CLOCK. :mnsJ
we Will sell. to close an estate. in front OF the
premises,
PART LOT 8. IN SQUARE 211,
fronting 20 feet street, and running back that
width 10 ten-foot alley improved by three-story
Press-Brick- Front House, No. 1417 y street. de-
sirable location for private residence.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in equal instruments
NJ one and two years. notes to bear interest at six per
cent per annum, payable semi-annualiy, and to be
secured by deed of trust premises all CASH at
option OF purchaser. A deposit of 500 required
at time of sale. Conveyancng, dc, Ut purchaser
cost Terms to be complied with in ten days; other
Wse right Reserved TO resell at the risk and cost OF
the detauing purchaser after FIVE days public no.
tee OF such resale In some newspaper published In
Washing on, ID. c.
BY order of heirs of the estate.
ap14dGds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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THE METHODIST PROTESTANT APPOINT
MENTs.-The Methodist Protestant conference
closed its annual session I'm Baltimore last eVen-
Ing III was decided to hold the me- Al meeting
of the conference al Easton, Md. The appoint
ments Tor the year were announced. Rev j. 4.
Mills. OF the Ninth street NJ. 4. church. Rev J.
w Trout OF the North Carolina avenue church,
ana Rev. l. w. Bates, al West Mashiugton
were reappoinied 10 their old charges Rev. y
j. smith was appointed TO the Alexandria
church.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MOST VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED LOTS IN THE NORTH w ESTERN
PART OF THE CITY.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court ofsers
the District of Columbia, passed in the cause ofx&
Martin F. Morris against Margaret Merrick and.Ao
others, No 1857. Equity Docket 25 the undersigned
trustee. appointed by said decree will proceed
1886 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ at public auction, In
front Of the premises, Lots Nos. 23 "a and 20, in
Washington. ID. c., situated Connecticut avenue
and 2lst street.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
two years in equal instruments, for which notes OF
purchaser will be required By deed of trust
upon the Premises deposit of $3.50 each lot will
be required at time of sale. Title perfect
GEORGE h. HAMILTON, Trustee
ap:}-d l3Ut; F. at n W
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PROTECTING "HEALTH AND HoME--To-day
In the Police Court, Mr.. ana Mrs John T. w
Hermann, late partners OF Dr. Vim. H. Hale
publisher OF the hcdjh and Home, were cha rged
on a magistrates warrant. sworn out 10y Mrs.
Hale, with the grand larceny of "a portion of the
contents of the newspaper Office. Mr.. Charles
alter, 1r, who appeared for the defendants,
had abandoned the property and il under
arrest in Plttsburg, and his clients were only
projecting the property until the settlement OF
CIVIL suit now pending. The court continued
the case and accepted Mr.. Walter their sur.
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SWEEPING RkyoRM IN CrNcrNNATL-A bill
which literally wipes out the present govern.
sinking fund, election and house OF refuge
boards, and substituting . salaried board OF ad-
ministration appointed by the governor, Q
mayor, q board OF council, one nom each ward
and police Judge. elected by the people, win
be at once intfoduced In the ONO iegnlat0re.
and citizens ct Cincinnati.
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AUCTION SALES.
NTEEKS Il CO.. Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana ave, opp. City Post Office.

. THURSDAY, APRIL FIFTEENTH, at TEN A M,
IN front of and within salesrooms general colec
uon OF regular weekly sale of Household Furniture
and Effects.
One Organ four Walnut Bedroom Sets. new and
second-hand. of three to 10 pieces each; HAN ana
Shuck Mattresses. Refrigerators fine Parlor sules,
several Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oil Cloth ana
MatGngS Hall Rack, Pictures Cook Stoves, hugs, "a.
Top Tables. Cane and Wood Chairs, Easy Chairs
and Lounges Pier Mirror 1t
4 UCTION SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
"A BUILDING LOT. ON THE NORTH SIDE 0E
STREET NORTHWEST. JUST WEST W
14TH STREET
will offer for sale on SATURDAY, APRIL SEN-
FIFTEENTH. 1856. at HALF-PAST FIVE OCLOCk
NJ the east 70 feet front by depth Of original LOT
square oil.
Terms made known at time of sale.
w. CLARENCE DUVALL, Auctioneer,
ap14-d&ds 925 F street.
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a WONDERFUL FACULTY.-MRa O. z No.
"A CARTHf,A lady possessed with the power ol
Ill business adAiFs. - The 81 Chariss. 3D. an9
Pennsyivao aavA ~ e.
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New Jersey Municipal Elections.
THE DEMOCRATS ELECT THEIR MAYORS

JERSEY CITY AND HoBoKEN.
JERSEY CITY, n. J., April 14.-This morn
In Jersey City and Hoboken make several
changes in the cases of the candidates for the
municipal boards Orestes Cleveland, DEM, has
majority of about 900 for mayor over Gill
bert Collins, the republican incumbent In
Hoboken, Edwin ]. Kerr, den.., is elected
mayor by about 200 majority over Herman l..
Thinker, ind. The present incumbent John
Reid, rep, is elected school trustee over DIR. L.
A. Elder, ind.
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pROPOSAISS FORSHEET COPPER RIVETS &C.
- officE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND
NAVY DEPART&ESrs

d C.,N IS{3f3.
sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
under one contract the Timed Sheet Copper Riyets
oaivanizediron fastenngs &C., required tor the roof
o. tue west and center wings of the Building for State
" ar and Navy Departments, in this city will be re-
geivsd at tins office nn,i! TWELVE n. on THUR
DAY, the FIFTEENTH day Of APRIL. 1S$s8. and
opened I'M edaiely thereafter In presence Of bidders
atio''s general instructions to bidders and
hiank forms OF proposal will be furnished 10 regular
manufacturers or dealers appr 10 this ofce
liOS LINCOLN CASEY, Col Corps of Engineerx
mh23.21,25, .apiI3 &l4-6t
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DROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS sup

tDROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUP
l. PLIES
WAR DEPARTMENT, April IL, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS Din dupiicate, will he re-
eeiyed at this office until one O'Clock p NJ, WED
NESDAG, JUNE SECOND. 1856 for furnishing
Miscellaneous supplies, consisting BrOoms Brushes
soaps. Towels etc etc for the War Depart ment and
ing June Both, 1887.
Blank forms of proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with instruc
this office. ~
Bids viii be considered on each item separately
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned
endorsed on the outside OF the envelope proposals
for Miscellaneous Supplies"
ap13 IA, 10, {, m2S229-6t
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Messrs l.. l. Blake and Jos C. McKIbben have
made application 10 the Commissioners Tor per
mission To lease the prolongatiou OF NJ street
southwest, now occupied and used by che
Steamer W. W. Corcoran. They state that they
have occupied this property Tor six years.
CLOSING CoIoRED SCHOOLS on FRIDAY
The Commissioners this afternoon issued an
order that the coiored public schools OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia viii be closed on Friday, the
10th Instant
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle ~ fcl
lows; John McLain. erect a frame carpentes
shop, Jackson, between Monroe and Fillmore
streets: $50 II. W. Andrews, repair brick
dwelling, 1902 Vermont avenue; $500. NJ T..
Bacon. erect brick dwelling. l. street. between
North capitol ana list streets: $500 George r..
Moore repair frame dwellings, 432 and Asa
New York avenue; $500. W. Heider, repair
dwelling, 4a5 i. street saa,hwsst; $500. l. III,
Z trter & Co., erect "A brick dwelling. NJ, between
81 and IA streets; 5000. J. b. Linton, repair
frame she'd 500. Ii. II. Elliott. repair stable.
east Side 9th street. sl25. T.. u. Farnbam, re
pair frame on county Rad; $500.
THE NIGHT LoDGINa HOUSE CAsE.-To-day
In the Criminal Court Judge Macarthur, the
case 81 Eugene Morgan, charged with house
the Night Lodging house NAV igth last was
called, and Messrs. J. W. Walker aud T. 4
Taylor appeared tor him. A plea OF guilty was
entered and "A suspension OF sentence asked.
Morgan had been one OF the inmates of the
Lodging house. aud when IL WAS closed last
seIson disappeared. Some tine afterwards
the robbery was discovered. Morgan WAS
traced 10 san Antonio, Tex, aud broug ht back
mere An appeal was made In his behaf by
letters from senators Colquitt and Norwood
SHOWING the high standing OF the prisoner's
family IN Georgia Statements were made that
he could not have taken the goods unaided.
Ii WAS also stated that full restitution had .,.n
made by friends OF the young man, and that
his parents Were willing 10 receive him back
Mr.. John L. Mitchell, of the i,odging house,
read the action OF the directors OF the Lodging
house. recommending clemency. The court,
AFTER some wholesome advice 10 the prisoner,
suspended sentence and released him uu his
personal TecogniZance.
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THE q. 8. s. ADAMS will sail from Acapulco
tomorrow for Callao.

No COMPLAINT AGAINST MINISTER HANNA
A special from Washington states that the
president of the Argentine republic has written
to the Secretary of State requesting the recall
State department that Mr.. Hanna has not been
recalled, and that no communication has been
received from the Argentine republic request
ing his recall or making complaint of any kind
against him.
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THE WEST WASHINGTON SHOOTING CASE
This morning the trial OF Henry, alias "roney,s
Walker TOR granddaughter in causing the death,
resumed in the Criminal Court Judge MacAr-
thur--having yesterday been suspended by rea-
one Of the Jurors. The testimony was to the
effect that several boys were together; that
"roney" drew pistol and commenced snap
ping at Brooks, and when the latter
told him to stop he said he was going
TO keep ON swapping till he got down 70 the
ball. There was no quarrel between the boys.
TO explain his testimony given yesterday, say
Ing that he did not then tell the truth. Several
witnesses testified that the shooting was acci-
dental. The case was being argued when our
report closed. The jury found . verdict OF not
guilty.
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WHEN YOUR LIVER II OUT OF ORDER use
Dr. Jaynes Sanative Pills and you viii bring
back this organ to "A healthy condition and get
rid of many distressing symptoms.
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J5,HOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
lRUSTEES' SALE OF A FINE THREE-sTORY

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE THREFSTORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, UN
CONGkESS STREET, BETWEEN BEALL AND
WEST STREETS, IN GEORG ETOWN, ID. C.
BY virtue of two deeds of trusts, dated respec- 80
lively the LIST day of March, A. d. 1SS4, and the ;a
Llber No. lUS1 folio AZ, seq, and Lber No. 100
ioio PAS e. seq respectively two of the land
OF the District of Columbia. and the written request
of the party secured Hereunder the rsgned
tees will SELL at public auction, in front of the premise
on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY FIRST DAY OF
APRIL.A ID. 1856 at FIVE-THIRTY O'CLOCK z. NJ
the following real estate. situate in Georgetown in
District of Columbia w.t. the north trty-nine (}9j
feet of Lots numbered ftyseven go and tttyegh Int
t5S} i'll Bears addition to said Georgetown,
by metes and bounds follows: Beginning fer the
same at the northeast corner OF said lot numbered
fity-esht t5Sl on the'wes line of Congress aud
ihirtynne {59t feet the west AT right angles
to Congress street hundred and twenty II 70, feet
thence north parallel with Congress street thirty
t39l feet thence east one hundred and f12UJ
feet 10 the place of beginning. with the improvements
thereon. consisting of threestory and basement
Brick Dwelling, known as NO. 14US Congress street.
Terms ofSaie Onethird cash; balance one two and
three years for which purchasers notes bear inter-
est from the day OF sale and payable sen-annualy,
and to be secured by deed of trust the property
sold, will be required, all cash option of pur-
All conveyancing and recording OF purchaser
Terms TO be complied with in ten days from day of
sale, otherwise the Trustees the right TO re-
sell the properly at the risk and OF the default
Ing purchaser after five days public notice in
newspaper published in Washington, d. {.
ap9-dsds ;aERcERB MAYFi'ELD. Trustees.
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UsronrusArH Yer. FORTUNATE

THE PALAIS ROYAL buyers have been unfortu-
nate In obtaining many bargains tor this week; but
fortunately the few procured are
e.. UNDENIABLE BARGAINS
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HORATIO BROWNING, Trustee.
apl2-eo&ds 60 Penna ave n ",
1T1Hos E wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE, HOUSE
AND VACANT tors AS FoLLS o. vs.
ON / STREET TRE , BEIWEEN IN Ninth AND TENTH
sETWaES SANAI ASb s HS s sThkhhhEhT;
And Il SHEETS SOUTHWEST: sEGoNE
S SnIsa;l3I Il, BE, BETWEEN 9 and STREETS
TWEEN srkE AZ RN Sh aadRGI Ik hEFs Re
BY virtue of the last will of Clarissa Hess duly eA
prooaed III the supreme Court of the District of
Court business and by the decree Of he said Supreme
Court OF the district of Columbia holding Special
Term Re, in Equity, IN cause No; 1889 VIM Trustee.
the following real estate in the City of Washington,
PsfFss q SqSmR e Wit OF AZ The
FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, part of Lots and K. in square
369 having front on street of % Az 100 feet and
improved by threestory Brick House. being num-
Immediately thereafter part of lot X, fronting
9V1OO feet on street and lot H and part of lot
aad n fronting each ~ iiioS feet ON .0 sooot
alley and having on the side 15-foot alley and
on the E side 3O-foot alley. together with the i'm
Also. on the same day. at HALFPAST FIVE
O'CLOCK r NJ lots 2, SO and 10. In SO. 6O2, and
Terms OF Sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance In two equal instruments in one
and two years with six per cent interest from day of
secured by deeds the property sold or ali
cash Of option Of purchasers, Cash deposit Of 500
must be made ON each of the lots In square 800.
and $50 on eaca of the other lots when Knocked
Of sale must be complied with within ten days from
right to resell AT risk and Of defauting pur-
chaser amer th.e days public ADVERTISEMENT
416 9Th street northwest
THOS E WAGGAMAN. Auct ap7-d&ds
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VIRGINIA PosTMAsTERs-The following
fourth-class postmasters were appointed to-day
Northampton Co.; Mrs. L. A. Deitrick Peach
Grove, Rockingham Co., and Thos. ]. Wiles,
Rugby. GraySOn Co
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SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A GRAND ASSORT-
MFNT OF DWARF AND STANDARD
HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES
STANEARD AND HALF STANDARD
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, FRUIT TREES, Axe
LEAFS &c.
FROM THE
BOSKOOP (HOLLANDl NURSERY ASSOCIA-
TON, REPRESENTED BY c. II. JOOSTEN,
AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES NO. 8
COENTIES' SLIP, NEW YORK CITY.
On THURSDAY. APRIL FIFTEENTH. 1886.
commencing al HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ ,
within my salesrooms, southwest corner PennsyL
anna avenue ana aitn street. Will sen oy catalogue
eresting TO amateurs for whose special benefit the
Roses have been assorted Send for catalogue Terms
cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
ap10-dtS AuctiOneer.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMErER-Tlef follow
Ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
.. m, 81; 2 am, So; IL a. NJ, 65; pm,
~. Maximum. az. Minimum, SO.
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HHH IA MN D XXX Fl SIS.
4 4 40 Nm M PM p T ssss-
200 dozen, warranted extra fine pure linen Ladies'
Randkerchiefs some plain white with beautifully
brodered borders; others have silk embroidery in col
ors We counted twenty-five different designs the lot
comprising the surplus stock Of an importer. The
goods vary In quality. but honestly our
patrons none of the Handkerchiefs are worth less
than 26c, and many would not be dear at 4Sc each.
YOUR CHOICE FOR 23c
100 dozen Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with
hemstitch and herring bone borders have 'dce'
corners, others embroidered The quality of the
linen is the attraction and think it unjust
claim when we state THEY ARE THE BEST FOR
25 LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS EVER OFFERED
IN THE DISTRICT.
YOUR CHOICE FOR Csc
80 dozen GENTLEMENS extra size, pure Linen
Handkerchiefs, with hemstched borders u inch, n
inch inch and inch These Handkerchief are
plain white We have them with colored borders for
the same price, but the quality is not good. Can
honestly guarantee the White Handkerchiefs to be
worth 35c. each. As we shall be unable to duplicate
the order an early call is advised.
Csc. EACH; OR. 6 FOR $135.
So Not more than six Of the White Handkerchiefs
will be sold to q customer.
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PHILADELPHIA,April 1.-THE notifications
In the Pennsylvania railroad relief plan have
been completed and approved by the board OF
directors and by the managers of the various
companies allied with the system. The revised
form of regulations will take effect on May 1st
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IL WV Wv y VIZ e + F FIJI
JJJ ERE w w EEF LLLLR r

Fifteen cents Is SO low price for OXIDIZED AND
BRONZE CLASPS that one is apt to think they must
be trash Such is not the The Palas Royal as
sures its patrons that SOC Is being charged by
its competitors for similar goods. Thereason for the
price being Is cents that closed the balance
of the manufacturers stock at IA cents piece. We
had to buy 100 dozen to get them SO cheap and the
only way to sell them quickly Is to be content with
very small profit
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V)ROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
l. OFFICE A G. s., WASHINGTON BARRACKS d.

March 9th, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS In triplicate subject to the
usual conditions, with copy Of this advertisement
attached viii De received at this office, until IL O'Clock
noon on THU say, April l5 1885 at which time and
place they will be opened in presence Of bidders,
Ior furnishing and delivering the Fresh Beef required
py the subsistence Department., U. ). Army, at this
pos or issues 10 troops tnereat during the fiscal year
commencing July LIST, 1856. The contract for Fresh
Beef shall not be TO Involve the United
staes Ia any obligation for in excess Of the
appropriation granted by Congress for the purpose.
proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelopes
marked Proposals for Fresh Beef" and addressed to
the Undersigned The government reserves the right
reject any or all proposals Blank proposals giving
ihiorinltion as to conditions. quality Of beef,
nent amount OF bond. &C. must be obtained by appI
cation to this Office.
sEpGWICk PRATT, LIST L. RIO. NJ Sd Art, A.Cs
mil Is StSauii q L. ~ -
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auc'0neerz
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITES UPHOL-
STIRRED IN RAW SILK, WELL MADE: ROSE
WOOD FRAME SOFA AND TWO CHAIRS TO
MATCH. WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, WAL
NUT BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS AND WASH
STANDS, WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE AND
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS, EASY CHI AIRS,
LEATHER; FOLDING CHAIRS, WIRE WOVEN
MATTRESSES HAIR AND IL U SIX NJ At
TRESSES, OIL PAINTINGS. CHROMOS, EN-
CRAVINGS, HEATING STOVES, CHI n A,
GLASS AND CROCkERY WARE, BRUSSELS,
INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS, KITCHEN
UTENSILS, ETC
On THURSDAY, APRIL FIFTEENTH. at TEN
O'CLOCK AN. we shall sell. at residence No. 1924
14tb street mort invest the above assortment of house
hold effects, in good condition,
aplO-4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
IL WAR DEpARrnENr prf1

IJROPOSAIS FOR STATIONERY.
l. WAR DEPARTMENT, April II, 1885
Sealed Proposals lin dupicae) Will be received at
this Office until one O'CLOCK p. NJ, WEDN ES-
DAY, MAY NINETEENTH, 1885, for furnishing
Stationery for the War Department and its Bureaus
in ashington during the fiscal year ending June 30
1857.
Blank forms of proposals, showing the items and es-
tinaed quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto will be furnished ON application 10
this office
Proposals must be addressed the UNDERSIGNED en-
dorsed on the outside OF the envelope Proposals for
Stationery"
Bids will be considered on each item separately.
c. II. HOYT, Assistant QuartermasIer T. 3 A.
apl4,l5,16, 17&mI4&15-6t
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IINHOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneef.
THAT VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROP
EKIY, KNOWN AS THE GERMAN HALL,
SITUATED ON ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR
ENORrHWEST( BEING NO. 6O6), AT AUG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a
1856, ut FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front of the :.H
premises Will sell that valuable improved ~
property known Az the German Hall. No 6O6 IIih
street and being part Of Lot H. in square
SZO Ironllng 20 leet side OF lth street,
depth OF % ieet improved by and base
ment Brick building. with all modern improvements
This Is very Desirable and rapidly improving prop
erly, convenient TO two lines Of suitable law
buyers. -
Terms: Cash within twenty days, and 800 down at
time OF SALE All conveyanctng and recording at ptr-
chasers Gust fterMs not complied with In TWEEN
" days the COMMITTEES reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and Of the defnutin1
chaser or purchasers BY order Of
JOHN WALTER, HR., WIN. REITH. CHARLES
scMN ELDER, JOHN ARDIEESER r. A MAT.
TERN, Committee. apfS<idkda
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I'd EDITION.
Latest Kilograms to The Star.


she Induces DR.. Hale.s Pfttsbur3 Cred.
leased.
PITTsBURG, April 14.-Through the efforts Of
DR.. Mary Walker, DR.. w. II. Hale. OF Washing
ton, who was held here on q charge of conspir-
Ing to defraud his creditors, was released this
morning. His creditors have agreed to accept
notes at twenty and sixty days for the amounts
due them. DR.. Hale left for home this after
noon.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO April I4,-The PAYNE IN
vestigating committee held a consultation, and
the members found they could not agree upon
the main points, and it was decided that the re-
ports shall be submitted to the House. The
work of preparing the reports has begun, and it
Is understood will be completed in a few DAYS.