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TNHETIUGA II oUSEsoo Z stn W, near p . de-
h purtmcnt Mrs j. n. Brewster, propretress;
furnished rooms at reasonable prices; irnlsients ii
per day; within one square OF three lines Of street
ears. oc-0.Gt
pANDSOMELN furnished rooms single or en-
Il suite with without board ut low rates in the
delightfully."- situated dwelling No 4}G NJ 81 II W..
oc22-l2t
HANDsoMELY' FURNISHED rooms for rent
Il CHEAP at so II ST n W. oc2I0t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EOR SALI,-Two hrst-olass mich cows Apply ut
n corner of Seventh street and boundary II @.
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TNiTED STATES MARsH4Ts SALE.

oc3o.eodtdg "
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AgsIGNMENT3 ron TODAY.

SUrREMK COURT OF THE DISTRICT CHiFF-JUSfICH
CAErTIE AND JusrlCE WYiIE.-NO, ~. Ramsay VS.,
Daniels. fj. Clark VS.. Strong; 81, Smhh VS.. Kenny;
81 williamson Us. Thompson; ST. GCrsdorf vs..
Wheeler; 81, Dwight vs.. White s6, pCac vs.. Brooks,
ST. FAINT W, Riggs; SS, JaiIUy vs. Grant 50, Fletcher
VS. Murray.
CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION No. l-JusrIcE Mac.
AHTUuE,-Appc0l calendar; No. l. Barnes vs., Ar
thuU =, SlarHwCathcr vs., Cogcoru d, PARSER &
Bros w. CUguCnteT Z, Young VS., !llll; II, Main ~
Co, VS., MoorehcUd l5 Lcg0to VS.. Spuldiug Il, Wag.
gamUu vs. Waters; 10, Nuslcr " Adams VS.. Auder-
son; n, keete vs.. Shea; 23 COyle w. EusCY -,
Cannon " Levi; ~ FlcIsher% Bro. VS., llqZeli 20,
Conley vs.. Miller 81, t,psWCil ct NJ, ". Wheeler;
80. Cline ". Fr.cirich 80, Shea vs.. Wimot; 81,
Iuckctl vs.. Maurice; 80 Evans vs.. Mcdonald; g.
Reid ys. Cassidy d. WhGlcu vs.. Ward Ct al; ~,
Bel VS. OppcuhgimcT 40, Palmer Vs. Wheeler 81,
Bradford NS. BurOrl; 63 Cess vs. Elscuueiss "
FollUusbec %, peli,tier Bchread 4 Co, ~. Ewng
90 Wilcox vs. Hayes; 81, Cuttrel Bros. vs. IelT CD,
House vs.. sumner g., Allen vs.. Bcuc; o. Morrow
vs.. klttering.
CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION No 2-JUsrCg HAG-
NER.-Appcal calendar No. -, Kendall VS.. Nc
CaItuey, gNIuizhge; 60, Schultz vs. Jordan; lS6,
Tucker " sherman va, Anderson; 40, Tucker IL
sherman vS, k0lb; IA, MOultun ", Rpsher IL
RashcT l5Q Dumick vs.. Hall; l5i, Evans "
Mcleod vs.. rutoe.
Equity CouET-lrsuCE CON-NO. /, Cook VS..
Couk; o. Vance VS. Lite.
CRIMINAL CouRr -- JCsrICE lAMEs-Nilliam
Hughes ASSAULT William Daingerleld. grand lar
ceuy; John Howard alias George Jones, burg
larry aud larceny, James Jackson, personal vi0-
lcuCe 10 Policeman HTGuscu; Frank Smith, alias
Fred. Wilson, personal violence against Policeman
Burgess.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money Market.
NEW YoHR. Oct. 80.

NEW lOHk, OCts ~, lsSD.
Money wNs cnsy al 2lfG3 per cent on call and
closed az ~ 3pcr cent.
Exchange was dull at i4Mi8iX for long and
IS3l ggisjA for short sight
Government bonds were fairly active but gen.
orally firm.
State bonds were dull and nominal
Railroad bonds were active but Irregular
The stock market opened strong aud l92H per
cent. higher for Reading, Central Pacific and c ,
G., G.. and 49l per cont for the rest Of the list
subsequently there was q general decline OF Lol
per cent, but nt The first board strong tone pre-
vailed. aud an advance Of lta,J percent was re-
corded Reading and Central Pacific leading. This
was followed by slight reaction, but during the
afternoon the speculation again took al upward
turn, and the market closed generally strong at nu
advance Of iIN24 per cent, the latter ~ Chicago
* Alton.
The sales aggregated 31lO 90 shares including
Delaware Lacgawauuu G Western 2G70O. Eric
$500 Hannibal Il 50. Joseph T2lD. Kansas " Texas
$500, Lake shore 7dJ1 Michigan Central 52l,
Northwestern 500 New Jersey Central 300. New
York Central 10000, Ohio G Mississippi T7IO Poetic
Mail 1850, Reading 1920, 81 PAU ESQ [ Uiiuu
Pacific 1000 Wabash Pacific 81 400, Western Union
1880, Central Pacific 5,iOO, e., c. G. q l. GOO,
Uno Northern Pacific 220lO
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Spenoerian Business College.

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND J. SITS. n. w,
This institution hus progressive and successful
perience of sixteen years. II educaes young men
and women for usefulness ana splEsuppOrl. It's
graduates secure positions Of trust und profit COurse
OF study and training comprises the English Ian,
guggo, business Arithmetic, Spencerian PRACTICAL
penmRnshin. bookkeeping, by siugle and double
entry adapted to every variety of business Business
Practice requiring the making out aud exchanging
of all kinds Of business papers paying and reCe wing
cash and keeping the accounts; Elucution AID Lee
lures. Day and Evening Sessions begin MONDAY,
AUGUST 30, 1850. For information and terms call at
the COLLEGE, or address HENRY G. SPENCER,
Principal. nul7
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lanes N. TYNER,
Acting postmnster-GonernI.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS
PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
wAsmsorox, D. C., October 20, issO.


sEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at this Department until noon on tho %
day Of December 1850 for rnIshing by contract, for
four yenrg from the lat day OF January, 1851,
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TOHN SHERMAN e CO., Real Estate Agents aud
~ Auctlonecrs 1T. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON SENENTll.SrREEr ROAD BEYOND

ON SEYENTIESTREEr ROAD BEYOND
SCHUEIHEN PARK
by virtue nf decd of trust dated the i7th day Of
December, 1879, recorded IN liber No ~, folio 237
one OF the land records for the District ofCOumbln
and at the written request OF the party secured
thereby viii sell vt public auction In front of the
premises, on WEDNESl AN, November 3 lss0, nt
l10 p lot d. 2iSlhO feet, and lot G, 73Nli1 Get
more fuiy described In the official plat ofihe sub
dlvlaOn OF the property Of the Rockville and WASH
lngton Turnpike Road Company, recorded March H.
ISL, II liber G. j, w. No. otIhe county records.
Terms OF sale 10 DO given ut time of sale, Will re-
quite 500 cash, and huanc' on long time nt per
cent interest \ deposit Of ~ required at time of
sale. y. J, HlLLMAN, Trustee,
WM NJ, SMITH, Salesman. oci1ds
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TAKE NOTICE.!

This ii the only Lottery ever voted on by the people
ora state, and under late decision Cf the United
States Supreme Court Rt Washington is the only
Legal Lottery now IN the United States, all other
charters having been repealed or having no exist
euce, "
TO WIN A FORTUNE ELEVENTH GRAND
DISrRIBUTIOH. CLASS l., Al NEW OR.
LEANS, TUESDAY, NOV. o, 1850
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

The swift iron steamer,
JOHN W. THOMPSON
Captain John H. Wood. built expressly for the Poto
mac river business, leaves SXth.strcet wharf every
MONDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY at .
o'clock n. m making the principal landings In the
river Fare and freghts at lowest rates.
iuiotf Sixil.street wharf
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1rORIls,

l43 ih sI W,,-s5l Vl .0Os 7lh sl..., 5000, % 90
lOlo 81 w".,," " 20 .OOj 1th st,u.,,,,,,,,l5 90
204i 7th ST II w..- IS 90 C07th st w,...,,. 10 90
OFFICE ROOMS y No, 1923 and $40 Four-And.a,half
Call for weekly Rent List
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TINTED STATES MARsIALs SALE

I LNIIIU IAIIN' MINIS IIAIo SAI-E
by virtue of writ ofyenditlonl exponns, issued out
OF the clerks olce of the SupremeCOurt of the Dis
ttlct OF Columbia, and TO me directed, Will sell Rt
pubic SALE Tor cash, at the cOurt-house door OF said
District, on MONDAY, the sth day of November,
1850 at IL o'clock M ai the rlpht tile claim and In
terest Of the DEFENDANT. John @. Stafford, IN aud 70
ile following described property to wit: Lois ~, ~
and "a IN square 0l ana west half Of lot % In square
400 in the city OF Washington, said District. together
with all and Singular the improvements thereon,
levied upon MS tic property of John q. Stafford to
satisfy execution No b73 nt law, In favor OF Gilbert
Vanderwerken, use OF A II Grunwell.
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
SEPTENBER 10, 1850. u s. Marshal, ID. G.
nnIQ IFn
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wv ANTED-Ry n single gentleman, room ana
w board between seventeenth aud Twentieth SITS
II W; first or second floor moderate Terms, which
please state gna, hot and cold water. Address
HARRY \ EASWkLL, Howard House Oc2g,3tt
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a5ebls ItENv-EgOUSES.

LNOH RENT-Thnt large four-story dwelling, with
II back building ana cellar, No Ol5 Ninth IT u W;
rent only 80 to good tenant NJ NJ ROHRER, No
300 Seventh op,Nl.yth
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r II. WARNER, Real Estate Auclioneor

D. " ''V"' - ---''''V
ThUSTEEsS' SALE OF a TWO.SrORY AND AT.
TIC FRAME HOUsE ON NINTH SrREET BE.
TWEEN - AND FENNSiLVANIA AVENUE
SOUTIIEASr.
by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated July 10. 1875
duly recorded In lhJr 1S9, folio 3l one of the land
records for the District Of Columbia, and nt the re-
quest OF the party secured we viii sell ut public nuc
ton, in front oi the promises. on TUESDAY, the
2Gth day Of OCTOBEll, y. D. 1870. 0t $50 O'Clock
y, M. the following. real estate situated In
the city OF Washington, District Of Columbia, to wit:
Part OF lot numbered one () IN square numbered
nine hundred aud twenty-five (0b) described as iol-
lows Beginning for the same vt the southeast cor
ner Of said lot one o., aud running thence north
htyeght feet eight Inches tSS II in), thence west
seyentytwO feet thence south thirty eight feet eight
inches (S f. In and thence east Sc senty-two feet,
70 the beginning, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms: Onehrd cash and the balance In six 10y,
twelve ( and eighteen tlS) months. with interest Rt
per cent per nnnum, secured by deed OF trust on
the property, or n cash. at option Of purchaser $50
deposit ut lime of sale and all COnYCyunCng at cost Of
purchaser terms Of sale not cOmUlied with In
seven days the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk aud cost of the dsaultng pur-
chaser after five days advertisements
JOHN JOY EDISON,
THOMAS 5. HOPKINS,
Trustees.
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DOARD-lw wO gentlemen, or gentleman and wife
I'D (w'lhout childrcn) can Obtain board and hand
sOmely furnished room (hrat foorl within four
squares Of state, War aud Navy popts terms, iu-
Guiding gas and IRE s75 per mouth location ulPX-
ceplionRbc, Address lioN go city p o. uCsl3lt
IINHE FREMONT HOUSE offers good rooms with
Il hrstclass hotel bond, for t25 aud t3J per month;
house is well furnished, heated with steam. and
every way desirable oc2l
Nr7ft PENNA. AVE, opposite National hotel
Il u First class board with large rOOma, from 3j
10 tlO per week, Transient u TO SdO per day MRS,
HOWARD. selbtt
EN TABLE bonrders can be accommodated at $50
OO per month"; with the very best Of everything
the markets afford, at DRIVER Il sCHOFlELDs,
i3i3 Penna ave. Rul7-tt
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VRRTEIp-HEl.I'.

A experienced teacher for n public school Of forty
county Va mol
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by virtue OF q decd oftrust, dated the 18th day Of
SEPTEMBER, a. d. 1879, aud recorded III libr OIL
folio i-3 ct seq of the land records of the District OF
Columbia, aud ut the request of the party secured
thereby, VIII sell at public auction IN rOut OF the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 4th day of NoVEM'
BER. A. ID. 1880 Mt O'Clock p. M, all that cert in
piece or parcel OF ground in the District OF Columbia
known rs lot numbered one hundred aud ninety
seven UsT) in PIathers subdivision of Mount Pleas
ant, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms-One-thrd cash, and balance In six and
twelve months, with interest ut eight per cent, per
annum; tlo0 deposit To be paid at time OF sale, and all
c0nveyancng ut purchasers cost. II terms of sale
not complied with in ten days the
the right resell at the risk aud cost of the default
ing purchaser, EDWIN a. MCINTYRE, Trustee,
j. u. COLDWELL, Auctioncer. Oc2O-!aw IN Ns,td
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WALTEMEYER.

sos Pennsylvania Ave. T. E. (CnpitOl HilD,
dealer In GENTS FURNISHINGS, ,SOFTNnd STIFF
HATS. etc. SEWING MACHINE OF all kinds
promptly repaired sel'ly
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The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, NO
NEMBER 5, 1889, same hour and place
JOHN JOY EDSON
OC21Nls nuOMAS s. HOpKINS.
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FOR SALE-IiOUSES.

EoR RENT-Call and sec our list OF property for
II reuL JOHN SHERMAN q co,
feS-lf st, Cloud Building
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srn.rREAsunY nA1ANcEs
Baltimore markets..

.,.,,,...,..,. tT2IIVsU2
Currency Observation-Disclosures. iGGj7OJ
The Osceola times., 1880-09-18

TO which at first she paid no attention,
thinking that il was the wind blowing
the window curtain. 1t became louder
and she entered the house TO see what 1t
was. In the dining room in front OF the
sideboard stood a tall, dark man., hold
ing in his hand a chisel. with which he
had forced open the door of the compart-
ments containing the family silver
ware.
The girl without thinking of the con-
sequences rushed upon him and
struck him a powerful blow on the head
with the tin sprinkler with which she
had Just been dampening the clothes.
The man thus surprised attempted to
run from the room but his assailant was
determined that he should not get OIL so
easily, for she caught hold of the tails OF
his coat and called for hel p at the top OF
her voice. The thief struggled in vain
| by the minister. and signed by las many
| of the inhabitants as had not forgotten
| how to write their name" authorizing
and begging him to watch over Their
interest in the outside world, and es-
pecially to try and get a mail steamer
sent to the island twice a year-namely
in spring and autumn" True to the
trust reposed in him, Mr. Sands prays
that this boon may be granted TO the
unfortunate dwellers in St. kilda.
The Osceola times., 1880-09-18
PERlL0US NAVIGATION.
Trip Of the Dory Little Western" Across
the Atlantic.



the Atlantic.
New York Herald.
A dispatch just received from the Her
aid correspondent at the Scilly Islands
rept rts that the dory Little Western,
with the two adventurous mariners
forming her crew, had passed there.
The expedition OF the Little Western,
nov virtually accomplished, is one of
the most remarkable voyages of modern
times. She is the smallest craft that
ever attempted to cross the Atlantic.
Her trip proves that it is not alor c the
large steamships and sailing vessels that
dare brave the dangers of midocean.
The Little Western, manned by George
p. Thomas and Frederick Norman, sailed
from Gloucester, Mass, on June II.
She was first spoken on June 30 in lati-
tude "A, longitude AZ. by the steamer
Bulgarian. The captain offered to take
the two men off, but they declined.
The Little Western was next spoken
on July 10, by the Bremen steamer
Neckar. The chief officer of the Neckar,
in speaking of the incident said 1--WE
met the Little Western right slap in
midocean. 1t was on the afternoon Of
July 10, shortly after noon, that we
sighted tiny speck on the horizon. 1t
was bright, clear day, but stiff breeze
had started the sea in a lively style, so
that even the Neckar heaved about like
a sick porpoise. You can imagine how
difficult it was to get, through our tele.
scopes, a glimpse of the little black atom
which danced in the distance. At first
it was thought that some vessel had run
into an iceberg and left her crew afoat
The captain ordered the lifeboats ready
to pick up the wrecked men, and all the
passengers crowded to the rall, eager to
see what they anticipated would be n
dozen or more starving sailors. In a
few minutes the dark spot proved to be
a white one, and then we made out ID
small boat, with mainsail and jib set,
scudding along at spanking rate. As we
approached the tiny craft the crew and
passengers were thunderstruck. 1t was
the strangest sight ! ever saw. Just
think of running across a vessel no big
ger than one of our lifeboats steering on
her course as though merely cruising in
New York harbor. When we got near
enough l saw two men on board. The
boat was large dory, decked over
trinity, and they were seated in the
batchway, not seeming to have noticed
our presence. When the captain yelled
out to them the two voyagers looked ur
in apparent surprise, and one of them
cried out, Look out there; in another
minute Wen run you down. This
raised laugh among the passengers
who gave three cheers for the two men
who answered the usual nautical inqui
ries, This is the ship Little Western
sailed from East Gloucester, Mass, OF
June 10. We are bound for England
anu don't you forget it, The strangers
faces were weather-beatcn and bronzed
but they seemed quite happy. They
said that the voyage was a pleasant one
and their boat was storm-proof. Before
we left them the occupants of the dory
refused to take any provisions, saying
that they were well stocked. As tn,
the two vessels kept together the differ
ence in size, added to the Independent
demeanor of the men, made the scene
humorous.
The Osceola times., 1880-09-18
A brave servant Girl.
n. Y. Evening Post

A bold attempt at robbery, which
would have been successful but for the
plucky conduct of a servant girl, was re-
ported to Superintendent Walline this
morning.
A handsome dwelling house stands
upon plot of ground at No. 17O East
One Hundred and Seventeenth street.
II is owned and occupied by Mr.. w.
Fuller, a downtown merchant. On
Saturday afternoon the entire lamily
went out, leaving the servant girl IN
charge. They had not been long gone
when the servant girl went into the reai
ward to dampen some clothes bleaching
on the crassplot. While thus engaged
she beard . noise In the front basement,
The Osceola times., 1880-09-18
Strange Passengers.

The legend of the mother of Thomas
Beckett finding her way from Palestine
to England by the help of one word of
English, the name of her lover, Gilbert,
has Just been revived by an incident of
Paris life. Among the passengers who
arrived at the Orleans terminus few
days back was gray-bearded man of
about fifty, in Oriental garb, with ewes
wide open but void of expression, the
unfortunate stranger being blind from
cataract. He was led by the hand by a
little girl Of ten, of interesting ap,,ear-
ance, also in Eastern dress. The child
guided the father outside the station and
then, addressing by-stander, said,
"Hopital! hopitalp' This was evidently
the only word in French they knew. A
railway servant assisted them into cab
and ordered the driver TO take them to
the Hotel Dieu, but there they could not
be received, as the afiliction from which
the man was suffering was not one of
those treated there. and besides he had
not the required order for admission.
The cabman then took them to the po-
lice station in the Rue de rArsenal,
where the police, moved at their dis
tress, gave them food and allowed them
TO rest on the couches. The inspector
on duty questioned them. but the only
reply he could obtain was the words
"Mahmoud, leila, Jerusalem, hopital. >
Later the Commissary tried the old man
in Spanish. The later understood him
and then related the circumstances that
had brought them TO Paris. His name
was Mahmoud, and that OF his daughter
Tpllo Ha woa a ovnsn shox,koov>ae -
Jerusalem, and while travelling In the
The Osceola times., 1880-09-18
A Wife Trade.

Ottawa Cam Special to Chicago Tribune.
Some time ago q couple named Morgan
resided on Murray street in this city.
and, although they promised at the
hymeneal altar to love and honor each
other, their dispositions were so very
opposite that it seemed almost impossi-
BILE for them to exchange kind word
The wife was a prepossessing woman, a
brunette of almost faultless 6gur G. and
graceful in movement, with piercing
black eyes and pleasing smile-so
pleasing, in fact, that she captivated a
rather handsome young man. They had
clandestine meetings. the result of which
was that the young man determined on
seeking an Interview With the husband,
and making full and complete confes-
sion. He carried cut his plans, and,
having finished, the husband asked #
the love was recprocated. The answer
came in the affirmative. The Young
man modesty asked if a monetary con-
sideration would suffice to obtain posses
sion of these piercing black eyes. The
husband hesitated for a moment, and
then solemnly said: Young man, If you
love this woman, and she loves you,
there is no reason why SO bill will
not bar me from the enjoyment of her
company in the future" The young
man produced the legal tender, and the
husband sat down and wrote out the fol-
owing receipt:
Received from - $40, in con-
sideration of which | hereby renounce
all right and title TO -, my lawful
wife, and from this day henceforth she
is the charge of the said -, and for
feits all claim to my bed and board.
[Signed, before witnesses. -"
The young man took the woman
under the shadow of his wing, and left
the city for the township of Bristol,
Pontiac county. where they now reside,
and are living together as happy as the
day is long. The young man was in
town the other day, advising with his
lawyer in relation to n fortune of 10000
which had been left him by the death
of relative.
The Osceola times., 1880-09-18

desert had contracted a blindness g.,
which he could obtain no relief il "pm pl
own country. He then resolved to =, ms us
to Paris to obtain treatment, and leaving
his business to his wife and youpnass
children he started with his daugb,srt
carrying with them some CARPETS aei
periumery to sell on the way. Tha. Ti,au
sailed from Iafia in trading shin any @
landed at Bordeaux after long and ,a n'
tiguing voyage. Finally they bas ,a
reached Paris with just a sum of 6 frana ara
and two carpets worth about 60 fran" %
remaining. The Conmissary of the Po'
lice obtained their admission 10 tho no
Rothschild Hospital, where MabmonS
and Tella will be kept while the opera
ton for cataract is being performed ON
the man.
The Osceola times., 1880-09-18
Russian MedicalWom
Pravitelstvenny Vestnik.


The Emperor has been pleased TO de.
cree as follows: "To the women who
have been or shall be graduated at the
Female Medical College of the Nichol-
aevsky Military Hospital in st. Peters.
burg we grant a special decoration, to be
worn on the breast as the sign of Their
right to practice medicine. This decor
alton shall be of silver, in the shape oi
two oaken branches tied together with a
ribbon, which shall embrace also the
foot of the golden cup of Hippocrates
two golden serpents shall be represented
creeping toward the cup from the
branches. The upper ends of the
branches shall support the shield of the
empire, under which shall he placed the
initial letters of the words Woman Ply
slcian. This decoration shall be worn
on the right breast"
The Osceola times., 1880-09-18
Progress In Japan.
Japan Gazette.

Reports are spread by the japanese
papers that the Mitsu Bishi Company is
about to open steam line between ia.
nan and British Columbia, in connection
with the railway projected to connect
the latter country with Canada. II Is
40 said, hut upon less Trustworthy
aTunuds. that the Government have In.
asuslod u Mitm Bishi Company to ex-
11 >heif Hn0gkong line e the Aedi-
The Osceola times., 1880-09-18
THE HAPPY bud.
81. Nicholas. for April.

st. Nicholas. for April.
A bud droops low on grassy lea
She does not know what her fate will be;
so she waits, and longs, and sips the dew
And sings the songs that sing TO you;
II am 80 small,
And the world so wide
And the trees are so tall
Thst whisper and call
BY the brooklets side,
That could not see.
should open my ewes,
The sunny lea,
Or the waters free,
Or the beautiful skies.
$50 foolish seem,
And the world SO wise,
That I can not dream
What flower will CLEAN
When greet the skies.
But though I'm so small,
And the world so wide
Though the trees are SO tall
That whisper and call
BY tho brooklets side
I'll do my best
To be sweet and bright
And I'll work and wait
For worthy fate.
TIL find the light
The Osceola times., 1880-09-18

For BEE SrISos. s.--Anmonia, saieia'Sus .Ss
water, and other alkaline washes are sb 'u1
usual remedies for bee stings, A NE ,he
tomato leaf crushed and rubbed on sv ssv
puncture is recommended as an e'''
and sovereign cure.
The Osceola times., 1880-09-18

O, happy bud on the grassy leai
Filled with the beauty that Is To be.
Well may she trust TO III , sun and dew,
As she sings the song that ! sing TO you.
The Osceola times., 1880-09-18

ACCORDING 10 Chicago diamond ex
pert, many Of the so-called solitaires,
sold as single stones, are made up ot
small stones put together. He further
aiIirms that very few hrst-water die.
mondR ere eold In thb oantTy.