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nw.lisd thrOush ths forest hungry and sad.
"nsn nearing thrifty Bee Hive
How z Il ths World has ionaksn me.
The s rs sG: ::,a q = IL ~ ho e;s Be-.
The 'i Bee repiisd u io s1e s y me-
oar An Hs ~ s1Sss 1 !. Hen my command:
H x thou been honest a your Dealing
sHn ssD aSs e ss. misery
III Like ss The thrifty :I aG S. Bee.
r5 L.SS: :s snisIa Ana Protector.
Proved Public Bsnsfactor
They thrive By trying The world to please
1naa:troas and Honest Iii lie q Il. us.l. s....
Such Virtues the Public biess:
rsc.i1s vsins aoE sS.En o %o5e and old
&. si Sss s SssP aSSsy told
We vl nov discontinue our poetic style and inform
The Public that we have on baud IN Immense line Of
nssa' e R placed
Thc oil specification Of Bargains viii
vsS cola S e: sq:
xssth:s Of Sc a.no Sa'as asSa. r.a an
s3censns dsSrc fSr Ordinary dress wear only &c
Sss. q the s:nops Inaso Blu. Arnold Print
h:z v: Of
lengthf rom 2A yda 70 10 yds; warranted feather
proof rue snd White q lac. regular value &c lied
ana es!ss cssDS SS
best fabric In Tie market q exc. worth &C.; q Co..
worth 100. q So. worth LIE.
ladt Jscksts. heavy Jersey, finish entirely Pr.
feet dark eoloEA Reduced from "a IS to q.
ons Price and no other.
LANSBU10H Z BRO.
42o. A2x ga. 42o Tn O. NV.
se6 All. 40 sth q. n. ".
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 20. ,ss.


OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND c STREET.
t9r Smcaeo aud Northwest express daily 1898 .
O For Cincinnati and St Louis expires. daily s,ai
for rlttsburv and Cleveland. express daily 10 50
n; and ID pm
For Phiisdelphia. Newark. and Wilmington, s.s, \
M; 500 and > % pm. daily, express
Philadelphia IS am aud IS ! ) pm.
.. Fer sinsery and intermediate points 81 30 an
For BALTIMORE. ). $780, 6 40. $50. 10, pas. n
srsn $780, 20. - Is 5 IS 20 - t sS I'D
2o5 s sOnaaS tss SO g s Sis 3 IS and
I0r s An go and 30 I.I9 and 30
marc i 40, 80 am II .o5. 800 $40 p.m sun
For Nay stations between Washington aud Bald.
more , o o:so 40 an II 10 $50 81 . a. N
For Stations ON the Metropolitan branch. rs rs .
r. Z 9 6 a lof REaas,FS stations only 10 10. N
fOr Sslthersburs and intermediate points. team.
For Boyds and intermediate stations "a On. SO
Church train leaves WASHINGTON on sunday only q.
il5 Pm. stopping at All stations On Metropolitan
sio r FREDERICK tIo;loAm- -. t+:35. t5s3o Ra.
10, Hagerstown. ito 10 an and -5.3Opm.
10 ioi LurHy and points on the Shenandoah Valley Y
X TO Roanoke aud all points south Norfolk AMI
Trains arrive from chicago oally - am. aud SIS
and 1 s55 .. m: irom Ilttsburg daily Z 20 ID
From Philadelphia. Cheser and Wilmington. 10 "a
a. m. d. .: 10. and % .. m. dally.
Baltimore 10 M dsiiv aud is:i5 a. m Sundsy Spls
AZ, ains leave bsii, a Tor Washington a "a
Sts tr,ial q M l2:l, =. . 10 ;. 8 $50. STA.
m i:I5 10 s. DO ): - S.S and 10 O.s 20 ~
B.sSsre called tor .Dd aiy SUNDAY only, aud
denos orders lett At ac1et oiices. Gis and I5si
W Il s GhHM is oHAs O scULL
sp3o Gen. Manager. Gen. Pas. Agent
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Republican Campaign Plans.
PROJECT 10 CAPTURE THE HOUSE

HnoSsSf ~ CAfTUkE The HOUSE,
Special to the Philadelphia Times.
WASHINGTON, September IL
Senator Quay returned to New York to-day. hav-
Ing come 70 Washington to meet the executive
branch or the republican congressional committee
Tne results OF the Oregon and Maine elections
partlcuariy In the congressional districts have
operated as stimulus among the members OF the
congressonal organization to embark in con-
Ssst Ior the close districts. National Chairman
quay passed some time with the compassionate
VINO submitted for his consideration list Of the
close districts In which the conditions not only OF
meager ADVERSE maJor1ties, but OF pubic senti-
ment were favorable to republican success on the
ISSUES presented The list showed TWENTY-FIVE
alstncts, now held BY democrats, which offered
nghting chance. There were ten districts on the
list, now held by republicans, which would re-
quire close watching and more or less work to
noio tnem fast to their present political moorings
SOME CLOSE DISTRICTS.
The close districts, having small maJorities or
piuralities which might be overcome by concen-
tration OF the vote, are the first and second Cali
Iorna, 800 and 100 ma1orities; first Connecticut,
800; NTH Indiana. $50; sixth Iowa. 466; first Ne
Oraska, ninth Massachusetts,, 211; fifth and eighth
MicMgan, AZ and 6S6; first, third, and fourth
Mlnnesota Democratic maJorities exceptional
and expected TO be overcome in the presidential
race: First New Hampshire, los; fourth New Jer-
sey, Ix3; tenth New YORK, 527; fifteenth New
lork, 461; seventh Ohio, majority; second,
snifo. anu fourth West Virginia, 80, 800. and TAT
In Pennsylvania, under the new apportionment,
tne numerical relation OF parties would naturally
stand Q democrats to 81 republicans There are
three, II not four, doubtful or contestable demo-
cratic districts In which the congressional COM
mite propose to make a contest. The close re-
puDllcan districts which Will receive attention are
and eleventh districts, Kentucky; sixth Maryland,
McComas; the sixth Virginia district, now repub-
ncan, and the FIRST West Virginia.
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Political Notes.

The Mauch Chunk (Pa) Gazette prints letter
10 It's editor from Gen. Benz Harrison, in which
the latter says: 81 cannot but express surprise
that you should ask me such question as that
contained IN your letter OF September 9Th namely
whether have ever said In effect that a dollar a
day was enough wages Tor wOrkingnan- There
may De campaign lies so plausible as require a
denial, but this Is certainly not OF that sort
"A Challenge from the chairman OF the West Viz
glnld republican state committee for ten Joint de-
oates between Gen. G0n and Judge Fleming tine
republican and democratic nominees for governor
Was declined oy The democratic state Chairman on
The ground that IL would be unfair TO Judge Flem-
ing 10 place him IN a joint political discussion
within a few weeks from his retirement from the
bench without Reasonable time for preparation
The West virginia Independent colOred confer
eEee met In Charleston yesterday and went into
session Will closed doors Forty-uine delegates
were present The body resolved Itself into state
conyenti0n and put full ticket composed entirely
u eoiored men. In the held
Tue following congressional nominations were
made yesterday: Washington Territory, j. R. Al
len, republican delegate; third Arkansas District
T. e. McRAe, Democrat; third Virginia district
district, HenTy Nernagnan, republican,: fourth
south Carolina district, W. Ii. Perry, democrat.
Mr.. Chauncey NJ Depew was warmly welcomed
home on his return 70 New York yesterday by del
egallons OF railroad employees anu OF members Of
the Federal and Union League clubs
Judge Edwards, late candidate for the Kansas
city court or Appeals, blew out his brains at Lib
erty. No., yesterday. lie leaves a wife and three
grown children he was one OF the leading law
Gen. Clinton b. Fisk was to have addressed a
local prohibition rally In Detroit, Mich last night
out was taken suddenly III al Rochester n Y and
returned TO his home.
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NEo. W. sTIcKNEY. Auctioneer s36 F st.

PRoFERTY. FRONTING Ninety SEVEN
FEET SIX INCHES ON THE EAST Side OF
G AND / STREETS.
By virtue of deed Of trust to recorded in Liper
No. 12O4 folio 25y one Of the land records for the
District Of Columbia and ut the request OF the party
secured thereby. We will offer for sale, in front Of
the premises on MONDAY. the SEVENTEEN II
DAY Of sEPTtMBR 1858. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
the following described real stuAte in city
Washington, ID Vt G.. ana known and described al
Of original lots and i3 and the east l04 feet By
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
two equal nstalments payable in one and two years
after aate with interest at the rate of 90 per
tum annum. payable semi annually al cash at
the option of the purchaser deposit Of ESQ will be
and recording q PURCHASERS cost Terms to be COM
piled with in fifteen days the property will be re-
sold at the risk and cost Of the defautin
... yHAM =. p wAAGGAAAk,. Trustees.
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why She Stole the Ring.
MISS LENT WANTED 1T TO REPLACE ONE THAT SHE


Miss Laura Lent, the handsome girl, who Is now
confined In Raymond street Jail, Brooklyn, for
stealing solitaire diamond ring and a diamond
pin from p. W. Taylor, as stated in yesterdays
STAR, has disclosed her motive. young man was
at the bottom Of it. He Is James L. Brumley, IT,,
son OF wealthy man living at 445 Washington
avenue The young man is employed In a real es-
tate once. He paid her SOmewha devoted atten-
IONS and, according TO the girl, gave her O dla-
mond ring. Al priced it," said Miss Lent yester-
gay, "atnou1h II was In realty only loaned to me.
Ing the Brooklyn bridge. / mad taken it from NV
nnger and dropped IL, and It rolled of the prom
enAde. told Mr.. Brumley would replace ii, and
when took one from Mr.. Taylor gave II to Mr.
Brunley. He knew IL was not the one he had
given me, but he did not know where got II. l
sent Tor IT q few days later, and when was ar.
rested gave IL TO the detective
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SPECIALTIES.

nIyoRCES SPECIALITY BY A LAWYER OF
Vmany experience In this city. Consult atom
strictly confidential and without Low
to deserving poor. Address ATTORNEY z. Star
office. sel2-lws
nR. MULLER, SPECIALIST OF THE EYE EAR
~ and Throat has returned to the city. aud will
resume his practice, SIS 18th NV. Once hours y
to IL and 2 to 3. sunday, 10t12. SEQ Inn
DY ELECTRIC TREATMENT Cen SPEEDILY
Dcure any case of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Catarrh.
Asthma. Insomnia Paralysis Loss Of Manhood. Weak
ness. Structure, Tumor. Fistula, ST. kltus Dance.
Epilepsy, Nervous Affections, and all Female Com
plants. Hours 40 10 >. consultation I rec.
DR.. J. W. HAYWARD. Electric specialist
se5-1m 13l9 ST. NV
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PHILADELPHIA SroRn

52-nch An-wool Ladies' cloth. al choice shadsa ct
SOC.
SO and 54-inch Habit Cloths. 7sc.. q and el2s
SS-inch Alwool French sergss. Special Bargsins al
new fall shades. SOC.
asnrietsas Atwood 46inch; Special Bargain q s5c
full line Of colors
stripss and Plasds Flannel FrsneA and Domestic q
SIN so and Csc.
Black Drso Goods and SILK. q special prSce look
and you viii be convinced
CARPETs
Body. Tapestry and Ingram csxpsts ls shan rssu-
Hanksti. Comforts Table Iansu. Tovsaa b. at very
Close pfsosA
Haxgatns In our Flannel Department
Hosissy. wozstsds and xosaoos: quality snA pr1csu
ARRIvU0
Nsw otock Laes cux1ains snd PsrtissA
xsw steck Hsrana curtainss nsds - osasr 81
cA1nA1r 4 xxw1.
- 90 - 0d 7oo Z - ~.
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A Model Street RAILROAD.

GIODe.
Baltimorean, writing from Dresden to friend
In that city, says: 1T was here that l saw the
best-managed street-car lines. The hill.boys are
men, and the Jaded' hill-horses are fiery sreeds:'
all the company's employees are Uniformed and
such uniforms are not on our police; they look
more like our military dress The cars are SPOT
cheaper; nrst-class fare Is pfennigs or less than
4cents from end to END OF the route, and 10 pIen-
nlgs Tor Slorter distances. The horses 20 ike
race-horses, and are evidently not overworKed
There are waiting-rOOms at numerous crossings
along me route, and the morning papers are kept
on the racks-tw0 papers TO each car"
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Looking After the House.

AOssA1nB Autef the HOUSE,
From the Merchant Traveller.
Goodbye, DEAR" said the wife to her husband
as the train stood in the station. She was going
to the country to spend a few weeks, and he was
going to remain behind TO look after the house
NOW, DOM leave the house alone ut night any
more than you can help, will YOU dear?"
mo OF course not"
"And see that the shutters are always fastened. {"
"YeS"
"And feed the bird"
40 be sure"
"Dont forget to have the butcher leave little
fresh meat every day for FtdO."
"I'll see to that"
leave the upstairs windows open as much as
you can, won't you dear, but don't let any rain
beat In"
"Ill be careful about that
write TO me often and tell me how everything
is getting on"
"OI course. must 60 on, the train Is going to
start"
swell, goOd-by."
"GOOd-Dy."
Then he went to the house locked n nm ond an
gagged rooms at hotel.
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A Curious Law.
rom American Notes and Queries.

From Amerlcan Notes and Queries.
In an old magazine we md 1t stated thar uutfl
the year ITO this law was in force In England:
whatsoever shall entice into bonds Of Matri-
mony any Male subject OF Her MaJesty's, by
means OF rouge. white paint Spanish cotton. steel
corsets crinoline. high-heeled shoes or fa,e bios
shall be prosecuted for witchcraft ana the IA ~
riage declared null and void.
IL Is very evident, however, that the law did
not do away with the articles against which n 1.
leveied, and, doubtless, II the law were now hi
force, either In England or here, a great many
witches would De discovered Perhaps this en-.
plains the origin OF the word Uitch as appIie1 m
an endearing manner by lovers 10 their sweet
hearts, as "You little WITCH" &C
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Admiral Luce on Distinction.
JACK FROST THE ONLY REALLY DEADLY FOE o.
YELLOW JACK.

JACK FROST THK ONLY REALLY DEADLY FOE OF
YELLOW JACK.
The Philadelphia Press to-day says: When Ad-
miral Luce visited the mayors ONCE with l. p
Ashmead yesterday morning he said: ''The mi
crobes from Yellow Jack won't stay killed simply
by fumlgating and disinfecting. On vessels i'm
pregnated with the fever the microbes escape into
the bilge OF the Ship and can be conveyed through
salt water as well fresh TO the shores TO propa-
gate under the heat OF the sun. FumigaItng YES
sells arriving from yellow fever ports is very
necessary precaution on the part Of the health a-
tnortleS, but as In the case OF the Adele Thackera
now coming up the Delaware, having had two
deaths On board from positive yellow fever the
schooner should not only be thoroughly fumigated
put anchored In some convenient place, and there
remain With cargo unbrOken until severe frost
removes all danger. Jack Frost Is the most effec.
tual method TO Kill Yellow Jack at this season.
ADMIRAL Luce, In his long naval service has had
enough experience to speak by the card
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucttoneer.

VTNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucttoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE FIGURING
NIL IN GkORGETQWN. d. C., KNOWN AS
THE FOUNDRY MILLS" ON The CHESA.
BY virtue Of decree. duly passed by the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia. sitting in equity
IN cause No 1885. on the 4th day OF September. A.
1883. the UNDERSIGNED as will offer pub
Mc AUCTION to the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, the
T3SM sE II rtJE PAY OF sEPILMBER y:
tain real estate in the County Of Washi gton in tho
district of Columbia being q part of the Foundry"
property lying west Of Georgetown. said District
estate Of Gen. Joan Mason, deceased part being
bounded Is follows: beginning for the same at tine
Ss corner OF sas western 0ld oSrng mill below
wardy from said corner n 344 deg. E. the south
srn line OF the towingpsth said canal (this line
Of said old boring mi) and then lg again from
said beginning corner by line Bon deg W., to the
Potomac River 1.-THE above two lines forming the north
be conveye and for the eastern boundary thereof
il understood be limited by line drawn s. IL 3O-4
the stone wall that the east end OF the wheel
shaft said line being pArele with the gable wall
Of the eastern old oUrng welD. extending wardy
to the said Potomac River. with the improvements
consisting Of Touring mill furnished with double
se5s 81 r1sr n WITH eaRae Sf ao barrel; Of -four
said canal and which said water power is to be sold
the residue in tw CD equal payments in I'D aud
two CD after date of sale bear interest
per centum per annuIn, interest payable emi-annu
ally notes to be gwen for said deferred payments and
the title the premises to be retained un full pay
melt Of the purchase money.
not Z, S 6 nag S /. rs 81 ,ae be
after i've 80 days advertisement in The Evening
ns~' eHxk II Trustee
seS- d&ds IA 18th ST.. Washington. ID. C.
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From the Yemen SanaA
everywhere the appearance of locusts is re.
garueo as the precursor OF famine and misery,
especially among the populations OF Asia and
Africa wnich nave so often suffered from this ter.
ripie scour2e. Nothing has hitherto been found
70 enectually avert the periodical tnvasions of
locusts, which do such havoc rendering COM
Rls.s desert large stretches OF country previous
case is In The province OF Yemen. The advent or
Tue locusts . regarded here as a good omen: it
, neahs abundance, and on the appearance OF these
.fc steJoiclnXs take place throughout the coun-
Try. For several seasons the locusts have not
visited the Yemen, but this year they have COM
nsncsd 70 arrive. and already the FIRST swarms
lave ssttieo down: The Turkish authorities were
xfsa.y exercised at the sight Of these
INV ~ o.s, -, guests, and were prepar-
natives showed Themselves immenseiy pleased
villa the locusts, INDUCING In manifestations OF
10y ~ blessing had been conferred upon them.
Try the destructive insects they are known 10 be
seshSfe; tney neither attack the crops nor the
49, 9ess ~ TIE grass; and beside being favorte
utsn sinobx the population Of Arabia Felix, where
.4y ns preserved for one and two years. these
!hssets constitute splendid manure. The people
hA,s s,sh discovered in them medical Qualities:
tnos u IL currently believed that they form a
YAhsesa Tor organic diseases for purifying the
Dtcu. &C As soon, therefore, as the locusts took
and children, began busily collecting this heavenly
MsnhA. Large Quantities OF them were sold In
'"' "A~AAfs And public squares
a, Oss o. RAG BALTIMORE BuRKERs DRAD.-Albert
narnns one OF the three colored men tried for
sns uoiking Oh Emily Brown In 1855 died yester-
~ mS'nins Al his home, In northwest Baltimore.
malariai fever, and was attended by DR.. b. =.
,.aa Dufing his illness he seemed more anx-
s 49, ~ TAX on the famous case than did his
,e ~ they saw his END near, and did not
n sr ~ trouble his mind with q repetition OF the
nj v., ~, murder His constant Attendant during
MS sasI illness was woman named Jennie Tyler,
,n1 Su wnom =, hawkins lived and VINO Is socit
s ~ .uuus " oury her husband decenty. Shortly
IA ~, AIS oeatn he awoke from quiet slumber
~ III soon be In heaven" Through his spell OF
nrcnness ne would recall the murder OF fmily
Ply M Always, even 70 the hour OF his death,
oeciareo nus Innocence.
phta Gull.
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Cen Harrisonis regiment, the 10th Indiana,
ned us l4th annual reunion at Clayton, Ind yes
terday- IL was gala day for the village OF 300
Inhabitants as IT brought 10 900 strangers within
her gates Gen Harrison, Mrs. Harrison and their
daughter, Mrs Mckee, were present. The dlstin-
guisned commander was formally saluted by 300
veterans when he appeared. He presided at the
u.esuhS OF lhe hegimental Association and spoke
70 the soldiers In feeling terms. Miss Mary l.
Aitcheu read a welcome address 10 him, TO which
ne responded happily. He was unanimously re-
elected president OF the association. The business
VI the day having concluded, the veterans ad-
Journed 70 the sCoOol house and held love feast
swapping army stories, while Gen Harrison re-
Inalled on the pavilion anu for Two hours shoox
hands night and left At O'CLOCK the party re-
turned 10 IldlanaDoIfs ~
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The Niceties OF Diplomacy.

PASSAGE IN PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGE WHICH
FOREIGN MINISTERS WANTED EXPLAINED.
The ministers Of the United States, England,
France, Germany, and Italy, in the United states
OF Colombia each addessed letter to the minister
OF foreign affairs at Bogota, asking whether the
following words. which appear in a recent mes
sage OF President Nunez to congress, had any ref
erence TO their respective governments:
Even now we run the risk or sacrificing our
sovereignty in the tfuest meaning OF the word,
because, In more than one instance our imprudence
has LED US SO far as TO be prodiga OF our conceS-
slons, which, being really impractcable, open a
wide held to the greed OF foreigners protected by
governments that are always inspired by sound
principles OF 1usttce.D
The secretary Of state, in his reply to the COM
munication Of the United States minister, Mr..
Maury, says:
1T Is clear that no causes are given why any
particular person should suppose himself alluded
70; the words being, on the other hand, applicable
only 10 matters OF internal politics; and they do
not assume any International character, even
were they less abstract than they are"
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OFFIcE OF TDCoMMIssIoNERs. DISTRICT

OFFICE OF tn COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
OOf COLUMbM WARRINGTON, september 10.
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, on MONDAY. SIP
TtMBER SEVENTH NTH. 1855, for constructing
two Public school Building one ON st between 7th
St and New Hampshire ave. and one on st be-
tween Sd and A. SITS. Bank forms of proposals
and together with all necessary lniorma
ton. c-n be Obtained upon application therefor the
once OF the Inspector Buildings of of
Columbia and on.y bids upon these forms will De
sidered: he ngnt Is reserved reject any and all
bids. W. B. WILDE, s. L. MHEAILEl. CHAs W.
RAYMOND. Commission u, e. selO-6t
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ELo<ED WITH A BLIND NAN AND MARRIED HIx-
Thomas Hair and Ella Wolfe, OF hopwood, Pa,
wanted 70 get married, but the parents or the
girl, who Is but eighteen years old, objected, as
HaI Is oliad. Thereupon they drove TO Oakland
Nd, and were married The groom Is q graduate
OF the Philadelphia Institution for the Blind, Is
me yiolinist and q member OF the Uniontown, Pa,
Opera House orchestra
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GEO W. sTlCKNEY. Auctioneer. $50 st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, Bling HOUSES NUN
BEhED lilo AND 1ll2 T STREET NORTH

BEGED lliO AND 1iiS T STREET SORIH-
WEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust to u.s. recorded Liber
1928 folio 496 ct seq Of the land the
District OF Columbia and the written request
party secured thereby will offer for sale front VI
the premises on Fn1DAt, the TM EMi-F1kST DAY
the property situate in the city Of
Washington. District Of Columbia. aud known and de-
mars subdivision Of lot numbered fftytwo t52l. Of
HRey's subdivision Liber D T. folio 213 ii square
numbered 3O6 said subd vision recorded in Lit
No ID, folio 90, Of the Office the surveyor of the
District of Columa sold subject two certain deeds
Of trust to secure the Of $3.50 with interest
each house.
Terms Of sale: CASH Deposit Of 800 will be
required each house. Ali couveyancing and re-
cording At purchasers cost Terms to be complied
within 10 days property VIII be resold at
cost OF defaulting purchaser.
WIN. MAYSE JR., lr.
se11-eodkds GEO. W. STICKNEY,5 trustees.
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PROPOSALS.

WARDEN'S OFFICE, UNITED STATES JAIL.
w Washington. d. c.. September II, lssS.-seAled
Proposals Will be receiyei at this office until TWO
OSLOCk Pm. SEPTEMBER TWENTY-sECoND,
1883, TO furnish the Jail with five hundred of
best run OF mine Georges Greek Cumberland Coal aud
twenty tons o. good quality Of Anthracite Coal stove
SIZE 10 be de lvered at the Jail before the LIST
day Of November 1883. Also separate proposals to
furnish the Jail with the best quaIty weseasoned
pine wood TO be delivered ut the Jail quantities
from time u time as ma be reQuireI. The coal aud
wood TO be Inspected at bid Iers cost Tie right
served TO rejecs any and ali bids. JOHN 5. ChOCkER
warden sel2-3t