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Having been troubled FOR many yean ~fh kidney
disease Win severe pains n my bark and l.uhs-my
ankles rtre = rncs very badly swollen >d<zed
- % he hospital for trraziDenr- vhehI did % ne
advice q friend BIZ found relief q least only Of
temporary mature. and had given up al iDp< 81 =
cnre until ny husband wns advised % Hunts Rem
eoy ~ friend that I'D usrd n aid been cured o.
severe case otcrop>y and kidney trouble procured
bottle. and hid not used orr hair Or he bc<<c bfor
l p<>n % be better. 70 pain ~ ne back. and ne
swelling q M Limbs e0mmenccd % 90 down. and my
arp<tife - much better. Cor bed become - I'D
ms ~ &c dLsrrx<sed ne yesy mach u rally
tysprp<iA comn:ncd with the other troubl<r. end
nave u>rt four bostex and able % ny work md
atftn1 % household dutics whicn brfore hid heen
burden 70 NJ. nnd can Only thank Hnnt's Remedy
for the hath and happiness which now enjoy ana
esteem 4 Grea< privilege nd 1nfY 70 give you this
ertcr r. b<ha6 o. ny many suker1nR lA1y friends n
Boston ant The country md only ~ IN conclusion
thai r Jon once Try y0u YIN b convinced VA
even against ny ON III. thaf Hunt's Remedy isIn-
dfe1 = wonan's fr.en1
Ton liberty % thi< FOR Their brrcft n 700
. choose. Respectfully youn Nns W. GsxY.
Hotel Goldsmith. lsis Tnmons street. Preston
April = 10
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- -<-. !.
Eggs placed WIN we large end
downward Wall Keep much longer y =
en'd. tnan " my other position.
I'm answer 70 Inquiries why hons lay
eoft-shcll eggs. u may be stated that the
difficulty u caused BY . lack d lime.
Pounded oyster shells should be within
easy reach d the fowls q al times.
~ y. ExGmincr.
IA good guide Tor feeding Grain "a
cattle y one pound % each hundred q
tneIr weight MOST animals eat n pro.
portion y their weight and an animal
weighing one thousand pounds may re-
celve zen pounds q grain per day.
western Agrtcnhnrssf.
Stuffed Potatoes: After the potatoes
ARE well washed bake them until soft.
Gut piece from the top Of each pota-
%, and scoop out the soft pulp with
spoon. taking care not 70 break the
skins. Mash the pulp well through
colandcr. season with salt, and mash
WIN y plenty q butter. Return the
w.. 's' w, " .' .ns $3.50 ~ plown tno
''Ps "''n m Snsn'e1 ~ 'eu-"o' shovel
o'"" !'"Se''F'
pr Hanamann warns farmers
against the practice q removing straw
from land, - 4 tends TO render the soil
po2r. Not only are potash. lime, phos-
phoric acid, etc. taken away. but also
= considerable amount of organic
matter, whereby the moisture Is too
much reduced. Care must b observed
~ restoring 70 the soil what i has been
0tVIittu Oh Of tlfrilkl{ Will DC the UIli-
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Az old butcher way ouf u Missouri,
With neuralgia, be suffered lIks fury.
-. Jacobs Oh banIshed
The pain which al vanished
Ard prevented acoronsr's jury.
= cranky Old man named Blake.
Says 81 Jacobs on q takes The caks.D
He gave Il one test.
And says ~ the best,
Cure in the world for hackacho.
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M = BAExS. bsEE.se-nasser . Eastern Raj
road Boston- s.ys:
= hare usrd Hunts Remedy. the e7rsf kidney and
liver mcdicine. ~ ny family for nouths u rer
omnaended b friends n Portsmouth Who have bcen
cured q kidney troubies- md ind n ju<r repre-
>enfed md &or-h Ifs weight N fod NJ wife h nsinc
TOR dysp<rsia- and be improved % r1rsdly that
chcerfu;;y l1dorse = family meiC1ne q real ncrif
snd would not - u1lhous ~
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Mr.. p. n. Barnaby, Or 0wego, n. r.. says
that his daughter WIS taken with violent
cold which terminated with pneumonia, and
al the best physicians gave the case upand
said she could not live but : few hours at
most She was In this condition when :
friend recommended On VIZ. HALLss
% try ~ She accepted Il - = last resort.
and was surprised % find that Il produced
= marked change for the better. and ~
pcrsevcring IN IT. Do : permanent cure
was effected
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A LADY writes: s<Painful men<fruation
was the bane Of my life. dreaded those
feelings Of bearing down and that pain IN
the side and loins- OF late / got IN the
habit Of using pr. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla. IL goes right % the spot,
gives me strength and frees me from ali
pain Think e isworth IL weight in gold n
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IS. R Riggs. after having made !
snrcful study u the mythology u the
Dakota Indians. concludes that there Il
much IN Il 20 warrant belief that these
sborigines have = European origin.
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who have wasted their manly vigor and
powers By youthful follies and pernicious
practices, Inducing nervous debility. i'm
paired memory, mental anxiety, despond-
ency, lack o. self-confidence and will power.
weak back, and kindred weaknesses should
address with three letter postage stamps
Tor large illustrated Treatise giving unfail-
Ing means Of cure, W0RLD's DIsFExsARY
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"A standing army i needed % kceF
peace among the laborers on the Pana-
ma Canal. There are 5000 laborers 81
All nationalities. and more than twenty
have already been killed in faction
lights - Chicago Inter Ocedn.
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INV BERx. N. C.--Rev. q. W. Oflev
says: ~ hWc taken Browns Iron Bitlcrs,
and consider q one o. the best medicines
known-n
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The Detroit Free Press says TIM,
Georgia editors are favored MORALS.
We like 70 read this sort Of literature.
II e isn't true. Il Is AZ least nice and TO-
mantle. Atlanta C0nsfifufi0n
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Wells " Rough on Corns. h 15c. Ask Tor Il.
Complete. permanent cure Corns. bnnions.
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couLD the pitcher Of baseball team y
spoken q A. "the power behind thG
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r. Y. PIKEcE, n. D.. Buffalo, n. ~: Dear
Sir-Twenfy wears ago was shipwreck~d
on the Atlantic Ocean, and the cold and ex-
posture caused large abscess % form on
each leg, which kept continually discharx-
Ing. Alter spending hundreds or dollars.
with no benefit, Itricd your f." Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" and now. in less than three
months after taking the first bottle, ! am
thankful 70 say ana completely cured. and
for the frst time in ten years can put nv
left heel 70 the ground. 1 am yours,
WM- RrDER, 81 Jefferson st., buffalo, N. y.
"WonAS's DonrNrox1 seems % worry
some confroversialist greatly. The thing
seems simple enough woman's dough
mInion e evidently the new cook on bak-
ing day.-Piffsbrrgh Telegraph.
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TnIs viii - ycar when harvest apples
won't contain any collie The main thing
vii - g 81 the apples. -Dcfro1 ffo6
Hr<ss.
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FEED says that there q Al New YORK :
norse 20 baIky that b "won't draw biz
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Skinny Men. sWells' Health Renewerss
restores health and vigcr. cures Dyspepsia
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RAILROADS.

15espFE SsSShs7 Rasi HSS8S
s1iE Il tSra NAeE III 81 HSgifESf:'
1erY or ISTH n aS 4sI S sTGE.5s As
q iaace sieepns Cars At $50 AIM 'ea daily Fast
n Ss2 sf daily with Sleeping Cars from
Il:eiliS with taace Cars to PittsburT aud Cinein-
r rex VIA $50 eonnee's except Saturday, for Chea
Car ttsbu anu to 6hica.o. Mall k E1pr wss
es d tSr sGnrt aP ed t The West with
BIZ pa IAi1i.L AND P ,T0MAC RAILROAD.
go N. daily. except Saturday. with Palace Cars
Mash. gTon To Caaandaigua. aud Harrisburg to
For alasport. Lock Haven and Ilmlra, a. $50
Ter NV A s2 and tie last. 500 M. O:soa M.
s aa al o 800 and e9 r On sun y %
Fer BE- e. c nb3 no .n m daily except sanday
10r I:.ossiya \; i. al through trains connect a.
h ,lseet transfer To Fulton street. avoiding double
Iori eipia' s HsT h9Tk cI5y; ,.ao .ao
i0 Limited Es ON sas ssS mo- as1 and
Fer Bait.lZs. 90 500 3d. $50. o.4o a. m.. and
%: "a i,IndaX $50, TO- a. H.. 42o 62O 7:30.
Fer IsIe's Greek Line $40 am. and 4:4o p m daily.
EXCEPT sunday
AIy W.Y ,Sb ANp lEBEREE,GKSHUEG RAIL;
as sI5 SO Ia ia 20 20 10 and
Sanay % Ii 90 SO and SOD: ttiYe pm On
1sd me a Gg.h st sSS s saa
Trap leave AleAandris Washington 500, $780,
5d iS GsS sa 81 s s;s 70. e
Tickets and isormator at the once ee Northeast cor
eeI Of ISi street and Pennsylvania ayenue and at the
fssa and the sssenS Of
CHss = S Sin: MOOD. Genersl Passenger Agent
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m. MAIZE. aged years. months and days. be-
Funeral win take place at r. M saturday. septem.
Der 18th. at 1887 Gstreet southwest Relatives and
friends respectfully invited TO attend
DUNNING. On September 18th, 1883 at o O'Clock
6a, SUMTER, only child of 5. L. and A. L.
Funeral to. day Septemher 14th. from the residence
OF her parents 5ls street northwest at four O'Clock p
GOULD. On September u. 1887. at No. ss2 p street
q. II. Gould.
Interment in Vermont
northwest at 70 ny Frsaay enl street ses
Mr. FREDERICK HARvEY late OF the Sixth ndi isos
9ihce. aged forty -eght years. six months and ten
18th, 1883. GILBEkT. infant son Of Geo. W. ana
Funeral from the residence Of his Parents as stree.
southwest saturday ats O'Clock Relatives and
MILES. On Thursday, September 18th 1893 AT a
a'in.' MAGGIE MILES. aged twenty two years.
Farewell. farewell, my sister dear,
Life is sad without thee here
o. may we meet in heaven above,
Where all IL peace aud Joy and love.
Be Christ her pattern and her guide;
his image may she bear,
may she tread His sacred steps,
And His bright glory share.
Sleep on sweet sister. thy wor is done.
jesus h.s Sr cam pa and Il h tsst. ,,.. ,
Beyond the stormy blast
She is at rest from toll and cara
Al rest from grief and pain;
She is at rest in peaceful sleep.
'1tu Jesus comes again.
BY HER BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
from liz 4th street northwest. Sc"
rs REIN aa Thursdsy. September 18th. 1885, Mr..
vanla, on Sunday, the 10th.
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Name
The Strasford Mystery.
DID WILLIAM LEWIS KILL ROSE AMBLER, his nm.
fRQTHRn

DID WILLIAM LEWIS KILL ROSE AhBLER, Hrs m.
special 70 the Philadelphia Press from STRAIT
ford, Conn.,. says: That Cornorner Holt and his
detectives think that William Lewis IS the muir.
derer OF Rose Amber Is shown by the nature OF
the questions In the examinations OF yesterday
and to-day, and BY the course pursued by the on
GERS, who are engaged In looking up Lewis re-
cord In the various towns which he has visited I'm
the course or his business II Is Claimed that HIS
hands were scratched on the morning after the
murder, out there are no other evidences OF his
guilt lt Is said that the detectives have secured
evidence which will prove that Lewis sworr false.
~ wnen ne said that his relations with Rose Am.
pier were honorable. The most important evil
aence yet given before the jury was that OF DR.
Moses c. White, OF New Haven who was on the
stand during the whole OF the morning session. sco
to-day. DIR. White is an expert In microscopy.
and he attained considerable notorlety by his tes,
tmony IN the Hayden-Stanard case DR.. Whites
testimony established as far as expert Testimony
can establish anything, the fact that Rose Am.
bier had not been violated aud that the murder
had been done by white man. DIR. White OBJ
tafned specimens or skin from the BODY OF tha
blooded negro. All these specimens were infinitely
examined, and none were found 10 be similar 10
that found under the nails OF the dead woman
Dr. White Is or the opinion that IL was the skin
or white man who had evidently been exposed
somewhat TO the sun.
1t will be remembered that the dead body M
Rose Amber, a divorced young woman was
found In a Held, ana that she had apparently been
Strangled TO death while returning, at 10 O'Clock
p. m, TO her home from the house OF Lewis. 10
whom she was betrothed and whose house She
frequently visited I'm the evening.
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OeotrucetOA Oh the PrOteu1.
fRDIII0N.
No ADDITIONAL reports have been received to-day
either q the War department or the Navy depart
ment from the onlcers OF the returned Greedy relief
expedition at St Johns.
It seems 70 be generally oonceoHd by those Who
have given the most attention 10 We subject that
tho complete and disastrous failure OF the relief
xpsdSn WAS ~, =, que to the omission Of
Is Lttleton island or some other accessible
point near the mouth OF Smiths sound before
II he had done this the destruction OF the Proteus
would have been . comparatively trtfii ng misfor-
ives ether q her 9. q the pas
men could then, srter the destruction Of their
supplies thus established. and could have
carried out the remainder OF their plan
for the ;, relief .. Q, the Lady rrsnkn
Gon up the 'An coast q e snsS e1 lsnd.
+ = nov there is no party a. TIE mouth q
no considerable supply Of food there for him to re-
treat upon. The fatal mistake it Is said which
.ss n into the
without having established at the mouth OF that
sound q depot OF provisions ana a house NJ on
There would seem, however, to be some JustIIica-
ton for the course pursued by him in the orders
S Be- be sailed NOM New OF
Those orders were in part as follows:
'lf 1t should become clearly apparent that the
vessel cannot be pushed through you win retreat
nom your advanced position and land your party
ond stores at or near Life Boat Cove" These or
derS clearly imply direction not to land his house
and stores until he should have run all the risks OF
Smith Sound and have found It impossible to get
through. They virtually direct him to land his
stores late in the season on his retreat. and not
early In the season on bis way up, as would seem
to have been the more prudent course.
WHAT IS SAID AT THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
The attention OF the acting signal officer was
called to-day by a reporter to this part OF Gen.
Hszen's original orders to Lieut. Darlington, and
he was asked whether the particular instruction
In question had ever been revoked OF modified.
He replied that 1t had, BY supplemental
orders sent to Lieut. Darlington Just before the
departure OF the relief expedition from St Johns
last summer. Those supplemental orders which
have never been made public, contained the fol-
lowing:
.sThe naval tender is to join the Proteus at st.
Johns. n f.. to proceed with her to the neighbour
hood OF Lttleton Island.
The PrOteus is to land her stores, except sup.
plies for moro northerly depots, ct Lttleton Is
s sames on IN her .c way NORTH she
Bay she Is to pick up the stores, excepting the
house ana depOts, II possible, on her return. The
naval tender Will await the return OF the Proteus
at the neighbour God OF LittletOn Island, and on
her return steam to the south in her COM
pany, until she reaches the southern limits OF the
ice pack, when the vessels may separate. Should
the Proteus be crushed in the ice. her crew will
retire on L:ttleton Island, and the tender will
bring to St Johns, N f., the officers and crew OF
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc4imeers.
SALE OF pARLoR, CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM
FHRNITgRk. cAkPETs. OIL CLOTHS. 10. At
anoGR = IT. .ssn r q.
ssDs
II WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auc.s.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
sixty BOXES OF LAUNDRY SOAP AT AUCTION.
ss l.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucnonssr.
s a. 5HE Il sTogK
SrR SnTEEE Ton SETWsFs la1H xsb isfH
h0Ss1s e H%rs
signses win sen Ct the shove establishment the follow
Teas ana Coffee. Imported Canned Goods.
Spices kssshss Sslss: icrsisn and domestic Ga
Imported and Domestic Sauces.
Wooden and willow Ware.
leather busters. window and Floor Hair Br"shea,
sIp pane ,s. Goods il great variety.
cese %l and as Sso9 fsue sSs.''''
Large French Pate sIa tel. Mirror.
Fine Upright silver plated Snow Case
Silver plated Wan Show CASE. ~
Fine line of Old Liquors. Liqueurs Wines. cordals.
&c in wood and glass, embracing
Is cases of inc Champagnes,
Choice French Liquors, CIarets,
" hte Wines Burlundys Cordials,
Brandes, Whistles, Gins,
Sherries, Madeiras,
Mineral Waters, &C., &c.
ALSO.
At TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Two Business Wagons. two Horses, and two Sets Of
Harness, together with other articles that
cannot be enumerated The stock valuable and offers
fine opportunity to secure first class goods.
Terms All sums OF $3.50 and under cash over that
amount credit of thirty and sixty days. with notes
satisfac toriiy indorsed
n. B. The stock and fixtures will be offered as a
whole and there is not satisfactory bid the sale win
then proceed in detail.
GEORGE G. PAYNE,
THOS. J. MYERS.
sep14-5t Assignees
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The Black Flags.


FRENCH ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTURE OF sONTAY.
LONDON, Sept A-French accounts OF the battle
with the Black Flags state that on Saturday the
LIST OF September, the French forces from Hanoi
advanced TO within twelve miles Of Sontay, where
the enemy was found in casemate forts, upon
which the fire OF the French had no effect
After three days hard fighting the French troops
AIDED by heavy fire from the fleet under Admiral
Bouet. carried the enemy's works at the point OF
the bayonet, capturing two towns and two Black
Flags standards. The French loss was two officers
ana fourteen men killed and three officers and
forty men wounded. After the victory Admiral
Bouet withdrew with his feet to Ha-Noi to await
improvements. leaving three hundred men to
hold the captured towns.
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Peter II. Comfy deposited 800 at the Portland.
Me-. Argus Office yesterday, with q challenge to
Wallace Ross for f1ve-mile race for $500 a side.
to be pulled on october 81
Inc Paris Pdtrfe reports that the police frus.
tra.ed plot 10 Kill King Alfonso during the lat
ter'S recent stay I'm Paris.
me Sheepshead Bay races yesterday were won
by Dan X, Aranza, Miss Woodford, Apollo, Weasel
and Disturbance. - - - ''
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7lHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL FSTATE
SITUATE ON THE CORNER OF THIR TEENTH
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST. BEING PREM
1SES 1906 STREET AND 401 THIRTEENTH

ISES 1906 STREET AND 4O1 THIRTEENTH
STREET.
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OFF,
ne District Of Columbia passed In equity cause&S
win offer Tor sale at public suction. on WEDNESDAY.
the NINETEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER AID
1883. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 2. M. I'm front
Of the premises, the following described red estate
situate In the city OF Washington. DstIictof Columbia
TO wit: All OF original Lot numbered tan (lOl In
apT bS two HUNDRED and sS
fifty (5O feet 18th street west and has depth Of
seventy l7O feet and ten 0) inches thereabos on
street south: The property will first be offered in
TWO PARCELS The larger house and the ground belong
ing thereto viii DO first offered unless the Trustee In
bus discretion should deem proper to offer the other
then the property win be offered as an entirety
Terms OF sale, prescribed by DEGREES If sold In two
parcels onethird co cash; the remainder In SIX f)
and twelve CID months II sold In ono parcel, one
third % cash. and remainder in one Cd and two (2)
years; Cash payment or Payments to he made on day
Of sa az 6s DAYS f.
purchaser purchasers bearing date on day Of sale
ed notes to bear interest at the rate Of 6 per ceu
Der annum till paid Title to be retained by Trustee
until entire purchase money II paid at the option
the purchaser or purchasers deed or deeds win be-
given and deed deeds Of trust taken. the prop
made at time Of sale. sold In two lots then 800 de-
post for the larger and $50 for the smaller part at
time All eonveyancing and recording 70 be at cost Of
purchaser or purchasers terms Of sale are not COM
pied with within seven CD days. the property the
part thereof with respect TO which default Is made win
@ sesoid at the ssk an cost Of the dsfau,tng
upon the same terms as first sale.
THOMAS /. GARDNER Trustee
sept-uS0S NO. I'll 18th street north
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District Government Affairs.

Messrs. Samuel Cropley Sons, OF Georgetown.
call the attention OF the Commissioners to the
condition OF Potomac street, between Prospect
avenue and n street, and ask that 1t be estimated
for pavement.
Jacob Frech calls the attention OF the Commits
sloners 20 the condition OF the cutters On 9Th
street, from 4 to streets northeast, and on L,
from 9th to 9Th streets northeast
Joseph Roemmele, corner 4th and G streets north
east, claims reimbursement OF expense In remov-
Ing the remains OF his fathers family from Hol-
mead to Glenwood cemetery.
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John SHERMAN l. CO.. Auctioneers.

TkUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF n, BETWEEN 4TH
MD 5IH STREETS NOR INVEST, IMPROVED
BY SMALL. FRAME HOUSE.
By virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of Eass
TIE, District Of Columbia passed on the ed day
OF JrS A. D. 1883 in Equity Cause No. 8, 625, 49,
Dec % wherein Martin v. Il. Hoffman ct al. were
ccmpainants and Lawrence Calan ct al were defend
ants. and also by virtue of the deed of trust SAID
proceedings described, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
F lltT ,di; ! l. a. D.; 1853 at FOUR thirty
ton. in front OF the premises, all that certain piece
parcel and lot of land situate in the City OF Washing
to District OF Columbia, known and beinx the
easternmost twenty-five (25l front street by the
fu ei tn thereof Of original lot number Co., in square
small frame house.
TENS OF sale. as prescribed by said decree. are
as foiows All of The purchase money in cash. or
tn option OF the purchaser one-fourth cash and the
balance In equal yearly inst lments with interest De-
Tered pay ents to be secured by deed of trust upon
the premises sold deposit of 500 required at the
time Of sale and al convey ancny purchasers cost
BEL MIN f. LEIGHTO.,, trustee.
sep7-It Office. 4S2 louisiana avenue northwest
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H. H. DODGE,
bonds' Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission.
No. $50 10TH STREET. (CoRCoRAN BUILDING }
AGENCY for Prince and Whitley, Stock Brokers.
"a BROADWAY NEW YORK.

Every class Of Securities bought and sold ON commits
SION IN San Francisco. Baltimore, Phiadelplia, New
York Boston and Warrington. Orders executed the
new 1of1 etock Exchange at one-eghth Of one per
cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires
to Richmond Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which orders are executed on tho
stock Exchanges In those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and In
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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Capt TysOn,s Offer.

Il & MAKES PROPOSITIONS TO SEARCH FOR GREEDY
IN SCHOONER
Captain George E. Tyson, OF the War depart
ment watch, who. was member OF the
Polarts expedition, this afternoon submitted
a letter to the Secretary or War volunteering to
go in search OF the Greedy party early next spring
In schooner to be manned by crew OF his own
selection