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about $50 M he pressed forward to ths at
tack again, reinforced with Stevensop's di-
vision. ninth corps. The fighting was now more
severe than IN the FIRST attesa. and continued
until about II c'clo>.. neither side apparent,
making rl.Hcn headway. th- T-5-is holding
.:.elr own against rlure IiI.n half OF the Union
army. Ooe part Of the days operations was
10 .,e s:;aSk by burnside. with two divisions
Of the ninth corps between Warren ard Hau-
Goes. for The purpose OF getting iuto Hills rear
& prssIble. HancocG sent repeated requests
fo- Burnside 10 go II. .;li aU was ordered from
Grants hcnfil .Ia.;cTs several times - 10 80.
Els troy, nad arrived cH-!y on the ground,
-; Cor some una~coGntNble reason hi SEjssc-
GUcnt movements we're -:aE, and he ,sid ut a.
-lck un'.i u was too lac % - ii
service 10 Hancock. =" -, WIS toe Zee
be in any even, 20 &c effert;Te. A earlier at
-.sk hers would have been OF immense service
To III Eal5II caIse.
About Il o'clock !.ongstreet organized his
lpug-j' fired flank and rear stroke against
-..acccA'r lett. HIS Gcp!ovrleut was concealed
by the woods and 'ho attack was completely
successful Tie Union left crumh.si away
s- Hancock had to abandon ali the -rahnes
gained. and finally readj lsteG h.s ii.:Ss in tho
breas:works thrown ~ along the Brock road The
day before. In these operations the patriotic
Gen. Nad-worth was killed and Gems. Getty and
Baxter ltnded. or the confederGtes Long
street himself was wounded. as jackson had
been within three miles of this spot the year
before Iy the fire of his own troops. killing
iIen. jenkins at the same time. Gems. Denning
and Ferry were wounded
A little after o'clock Hancock was again as
sailed along the Brock road by the confeder-
ateS. ana another deadly battle ensued Al one
po;ni the rebels broke through: but were soon
driven out again. The dry woods were fred
accidentally. and the wounded suffered terri
l!v. lg: the battle went About p. m. the
COME derates were repulsed all along the limo
Just "a; nlSht'all suddcn attack was made
by Earl~ /. ..od-vick's extreme right and rccc.
creating momentary CONSERVATION, but It~ras
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FUTURE BAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctionocrs.
Glp q W

THOMAS BOWLING l. son. Auctionocrs
Gll L st. n. W.
TRVSTTFS SALE OF VALUABLE UNIN-
PROVED PROPERTY IN BURLEITH. GEORGE
TOWN.
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded In Liber
lGNN. IUio 1, ot SEQ OF the land records Of the
District Of Colunia and at the request OF the PARTY
secured thereby, We will sell the irnises on MON
DAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SIXTH 1902, At
FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, the whole of block No. 1876
irouiips on %Yth. 7 and SITS, NV, contain,n !:
Burlet b. IecOr le! in county No. q. page OF the
ris o the flee Of the surveyO. Of said District
Terms: . 'e-thicd cash. E'!anc" in one and two
years with interest. cred 10y deed OF trust On the
property o. all cash. at the ton Of the purchaser
cposit of 200 required time Of sale T. terms o.!
sale are not complied with in ten DAYS The trustees
the right resell at risk ana cos: Of ng
purchaser. Conveyanriug and recording at purchls-
crs cost. WILLIAM = JACKSON .,
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES G wELLINa. IL. D.. rresiden.
Tu- coIIrG,sT- IMPAIRMENT


JAMES c. YELLING. Ii. D.. Presiden.
THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
MoiEpAY XII iieE', ,F 70 AZ oso,h M IN ne
d stuGy eg e iSsc9g facilities
INCREASED and the faculty ENLARGED.
pcaons or Is saa rn 70 ,f ssS Of ssfs seys- A.
t ,o,;1S Ri n g hoDGk:Na Al. who may lie
coRCoRAN SCIENTIFIC sCEooI.
THIS School will o. en- Of g o'clock n m. OCTOBERa
General and Annals teal Clients ~. Gen,ral an iabo
ra9Ty Physics, Asssyine. Ma;hen a.;cs. ,stTonomy.
oary and B!owpipe Analysis Archlte-turai. NerhA1-
isa. snd IoLorrpsnhicsl prl~ing En-sh. French.
evening. and are open to 10th scxes
DEPARTMENT OF MATIIrMNTICs LNrebra,
caicrs proi Z H6DGkI&sSi.a Pa eipn''F' and
,bEPiRTMrNT OF pHuoSoPHT. MENTAL and
E,htcS I.gtgFes IN le history OF Philosophy. PTo.
DEPARTMENT OF FRENCu-Thoroush cou-s. IN
tGe French Ian .uace snl literature; instyiieri1a
ssgsSiaily sd2Eted 10 sc!eatiac students TToi LIE
DEPARTMENT OF GERMAH.-Conr'e:e course
IN .he SIermsn la1guaEe conversation and eIensv
: mSHS spI 9iftSTy d6hF A. b ana H
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING COM
nit eours including bu'idiis aud Micncry Com
strn'tlont Land SURVEYING. roads and RETRO .ls
Wooden. Iron and Steel bridges FnrinaSrlr Plant
sieGtihcstions and Contracts City Ensinesriny fn-
q actual work; lrof. FRANCIS r. Java. Jr.. G.
f., Am. Soc. c. =.
ARCHITECTURAL COURSES Elemcntsry and
t hsgfi2ssa al PgESfwins Const.prtion Ma r
Lenai's1nce in Architecture. Prof. FRANCIS K
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
~ ileory 4 Liertrtciv and is Teci-ical April
cations, La,"ratnry and shop Work Cgrstruction OF
DSnlmQs. Motors, &c. laboratory surlied with ecc-
strvctor. - 80
CoRstrnction of Electric shors and Plants. lechan-
ic2i tnsin@erng. Municipal Problems Of the E!ectr-
ca hngineer. Extensive Corrs, in Designing. Prof.
FRANCIS r. FAEA Jr., c J.
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS GENERAL Physics,
lectures, fuiy lilust sted by experiments. Practical
iacasurenents IN laboratory General Astronomy.
l. r. LEWIS. Ii. s.. Instructor
', 1r luther info.u nation APPLY To Pro- II. L
hoDohiNS, Ph d, Secretary OF Tho Faculty.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
ley II street northwest gives thorough urep7ra.ior
ior ronce Tor The Naval and Military Academies and
I'f ttsinHsS corps Of NINE professors AMI ins.-c
.@. Number or IuTis limited TO 100. Building op,.
tor lSi ection aud teacher present CATER Sar tenn.
btr 70 70 answer inquiries. rom 10 20 O'clock Seq
son hagi"s SEPTEMBER 26. For catalogue or fur
ther information ailreFs
ANDREW Y. MONTAGUE. Ph. D.,
seAo Principal
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW


L u W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO Two-sTORY BRICK
DMElLlNGS, SITUATE AT THE SOUTHEAST
NORTHEAST.
by virtue Of two deeds OF trust to u.s. each bearing
date Se1tember 10 1890 and respectively recorded IN
the land records q the District Of Columbia and At the
request OF the parties soc ed thereby, will sell
rupc suIti9n IN fr2nt o. The premises THURS
86Ri A n,l =. o -, pEaINNING At HALFPAsT
f ,9 OF ta2 slste in thg city Of W!sSin .ton Dis
ld1 in square l0o2 as per Plat Of subdivision
OF the suveynr o. the District Of Colum9il; the
Each horse and lot will be sold se,raelv, beginning
with lot II .andcontnuei until all Of said houses and
lois are sod
The terms Of sale ia OF house sold will he
as olowsi Onethtrd OF 81 m chess money to h raid
IN cash. the ia.ance 20 be paid III four euua install
luents in six twelve. eighteen and twenty-four
months. vi interest at cent per annur inter
est ray able semi annually. for which he ur-
cnascr VIII be taken secured by deed OF trust upon the
pr mis- 5 sold. All conveyan".nV and recording at
purchasers cost. de- osit OF 800 will b. required
on each house sold. Terms of sale be complied
with N ten DAYS from day # sale. othe wise trus-
tees serve the rt to resell the at risk and
cost OF tie defaIlttn- nur h1Ser 1r purchasers.
z: II. WILLIAMSON,
W. L. EDNONSTON. : Trustees.
seS-eod Office. 800 9Th -. NV.
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AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
CORNER PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. D.
c.. AT THE END OF THE CABLE ROAD.

BY authority Of +" ownars.I will offer A. pnblic
sale on WEDNESDAY. TIE TWENTi-ETGHTH
DAY OF SHPrENB r, lSr,. At FIVE O'CLOCK
!! Nj IN fro Mt of the IRE nis+ The large property
street - the "Crner of Warchyus, alley. and running
back Of said width 10 the wall Of the ilroa grounds
=. ny ftty-ei-tt CDS) f"ct said alley an about
sxtyri't t6S feet The east side of the lot. New
ami complete found,iiDAs were built to the cellars
when the houses raised by the public authorities
so as to he resdy for new bindings.
The present frame buildings ,!iv 10 into store
on and dwelling and numbered $50. > - ami
'trt the Office having been uped for many years
by the late L. Jacks N. The property is the end
of thu cable road.
Terms Of sale Onn-third cash. balance in euual
notes 1t one and three years with rer cent per
anuuIn interest from day % sale payab half yearly,
the notes TO he secured by trust upon the to
satiafar zion of parties selling.
The purchaser may pay al cash if he elects. If
terms u sale not complied with fifteen days the
rl' U forfeit deposit and to resell risk and cost of
Sea I Ting purchaser IS reserved. Conveyaucing
cordtir. Re. at cost ~ purchaser Title no
sale deposit Of 500 required Of purchase day
Cf sac: salT-dEds
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au29lrn
FIDE11rv
BUILDING. LOAN AND IN~a5 rMENT ASSO-
CITATION.
NOS COS TO 014 G ST. =
WASHINGTON D. c..

WASHINGTON. ID. C..
Offers the follovin Investments TO its patrons:
Gper cent PEI ann:n. payable ra!ly. The
full amount deposited with interest. may be with
drawn en- thirty days notice.
Sper cent Per anrIm coupon certificates issued
where the deposit is not withd before three
years.
1Oper cont re- annum where the deposits rot With
dra WI before five years.
Stockholders can borrow 81 coo for tbs small
Of iS. having eight repay it. at rate - SI
Termonth.
Compare this with expenses of all other assoca-
tiCus.
Over 81 2sO $50 Of stock subscribe3 Ia Washi1 ;ton
city alona from November L. 1890. to August !,
1892.
Our figures show we offer the most favorable terms
on loans and deposits. and securities being Tires
times tine value of the loan and the loan being repaid
monthly makes the security stu batter each mnEt,
rendering it impossible fo- patrons 70 lose dol
lar
aN27 HARRISON DINGMAN. President.
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PROFESSIONAL.

lfN-r. BROOKE TELLS ALL TH- EVENTS OF
Va lte Az asi lcss con Genital. La,.s an gentls-
mon. !ylc. each. Hours = ma 10 (. y. IA. SOL y.
between lst and North Cafisol sits n. W seialn..
DE SURE TO CONSULT EMMA TN-GIpsY
ID lron. rhirvoyant aud IS rOoxi-t lif,-'sns sta
cent o. o..ultisn sr3 First st. hours. - y.
fee. so and ell. aule-l6.s
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ThUSTHgIE: ;, =; SALE oF vALUAnLE IMPRoyLD
SIkEnT S0NrHWEsT. IN THE CITY OF
BY vir'ye Of coed Of trust dated the 9TH day, of
Augst, D. 1883 and recorded the day in Iiber
l4l4 folio le2 ct seQ. Of the Land records Of the Dis
t-.t Or Columbia, and by dir elton of The party
cured ;her|,y deinnlt having been made under the
terrsof m trust the unersigua trustees shall sell at
pgc anct,Gn IL ;r9nt q the prsniss to tha highe;.
or OF ,2SG Cr! - 1872: At HALTPAsr FOUR
Gf remises in the city of Washington. in The Dis
tTl:t OF Columbia being part of lot fourteen 90 in
square hitynvP tj.,), beginning for the
street ~est .'iry.x feet inches south from the
northeast ore- Of said lot and running ,ente south
wifi hc wesi ic Of said street nineteen feet thence
wot one huud-ed and nine feet eight inches thence
north twenty seven feet eleven inches thence east
feet fvc inches, thence south eight
eleven inches. thence ei1htytw0 feet three inches
TO the place of beginning, together with the
and has,nlent brick dwelling house and improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in SIX twelve
end eighteen month, secured by purchasers notes
end deed Of rust with interest from day Of sale
deposit OF 500 will he required FROM the pur-
chaser at che time g, sale. All conveyan.ing
and fecr::!E- at tho uurcha costs il the terms
q sale are not c9npIied with within ten days the
trustees reserve the right to resell tho property
risk and cost of defeulttng purchaser.
LEROY " TAYLOR, ! r...
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.


GBoroKrows Ux,yrpsrrr
SCHOOL or Ian
REV, J. RAVENS RicaAIDs, 81
HON fT GffNS} 4 4 Ne e., gin aNS
tJus;ice srI'resae Court o; tie taits.i state,
HON i Siif fiaiRFa itY ysfES, g5x r.
Lecturer on statutory and Aialinistratiy. Law and
No. MAsrIS N + M sfhihs IL. D.
AID sSG af Az az on oSSs,u'iOnA
HON. JERrMiiRSTH3s PMspd Wilson IN
Lecturer on the law q Rev Estate and the L.~ Of
~ ! ~ H "s.
Lecturer VA the Law o: Contracts and NEGOTIABLE
GEORGE Z R r-HSff; IL
Lecturer On iLe ltr = rsrtnersh.r. Corpora .iOn.
K, Ross PfREY' 4 ,rM,'A'if III ID
Lecturer On cgm,p9a law F.adiaf, Criminal Law
nos. EDNUNpF DGNHE
l'q nTy % R 4; i' o s. ir; Fn = r!Jr'F
, cturcT % NatasAl Law.
CIRCUIT SCoUkr. IEoF, GsohGE y. r,NII-
MoEH!s. JosEPHJ DAhIINGToN AND Il. HOsS
SAMUEL NJ YEATNAy. ESQ,
:" rv;ary sud Ise7Spsn-.
Ton 70 is nnnr sn The as Hq f H., me adj
y Brown. justice Of the SUPREME Court q tinted
miIalty JurlspTud'noe "" also have the pleasure q
SSn inl nc NJ TIA, Ion tlHI'ia = DsnIe q New
year aud Will lecture on the Law OF Personal Prop
The AMI comr,odlou. luild,ng 81 Nos 500 ana
Dos street northwest. which com1leted and oc
the pnrpsses of the Law scool ani y i,eye a. 10
n every ressect thoroughly ada ted . tie puros,s
vidsd IN the wayof lecture rg2s ana iilrsry ana
kngisA AID leading American reports ana IN ia !:
text books upon most legal subjects with the
IN TO 10 pm; daily. sundays excepted. TO students
Ihe Introductory lecture VIII he delivered AMI an
homogeneous made Tor the onsu.nr torn Melnes-
stdents SIn',nt - ;,i ii ~ I'm IN 81
most cordially invited to be present.
building on M5ndays and Ta-sisys during se i hT@
Der aud daily thereafter. fIon 80 T. 73D y. Ia Tor
connect Themselves With he school, Tor tie isln
term ere re- uested 70 enroll Their names before the
orenins night. and thus avoid the delay Always &C.
curing on that occasion.
b. cFssla5- siyinS gegTs, q suIy terms g. sag
st. Nv. Lowdermi!k 60. ls,i -. n ", and
Thompson's dru, store .O5 I5ta 81 n ". sr IN ap-
pication personally or by letter e m undersisn,d
se7-lm Secretary and Treasurer.
MISS HALsTTSD's PRIykrE SCHOOL FOR
" childre2 al dog girls will BERN oCI z On and
rooms; IA 3 10th s.; L W.. daily from 10 TO l. am
L - ment-Deatsl aud pharmaceutical Departments
MI Pt 1bsh ocsoeer lS ror circular address q
= - =. .lHN4r'atss ilAN iosiA Jc.hlolA
MISS AMY c. LEAyITT OF BOSTON
1922 L ST. NV
PIANO AND HARMONY ,.yo
NIRs. WALTON. ls9a ST. Wv
Elocut:on ;sSyr re.siy We, TT ,r
Specia, course in Shakespeare SCI, I'm.
EMERSON INSTITUTE
IL 9li l4th 81.
Mr.. CHAS. b. YOUNG,
,r, Principal.
pupils on MONDAY September &c. Tia regular
work will begin September -. Prepares Cor al the
colleges. scientific schools. West Point and Aanap-
ellis. -f
One Of the teachers is IN attendance at the
schoo! building. where catalogues and full nforna-
ton will be furnished. sul5-:lna
MR. PUTNANrs SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
" men will reopen September IS. 1892. Best facili.
ties offered for pupils Of al and grades b. st o.
references. Apply for circulars and Information a,
1s.S3 Co,coran st. se2-3na
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ORDER copy q. THE S..2 sent to any alb
sent Grand Army friend during Encampment
Week. Ii will DO trimming with interesting
matter, will present ? oornP..e:e history o. tho
Encamprent, ard all cost o-iy fifteen cents
fO- t., W.SA.
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.

JAMES O. wELLINCI. IL D.. President.
ana Professor OF Public and Private International
Law.
Tho Hon. JOHN NJ. HARLAN. LID
'AsS'o"'e justice o. tse Sn, RENE Court Of the
Professor Of the Coisituti3na urisprudence ., tie
tons. Of Commo-cial per and Of Forts.
Ths Hon. WALTER $. cox. LID.
'associate justice ot The SUPREME 'ourt of the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Pr0fsssor Of the Law e Real and r-s2ns Property.
The Hon. WILLIAM 4. MAURT, LID
(Assstant Attorney General OF the United sta.es).
and Equity Pleading aud OF ;l.e Law Of Evd1nce
,,.o,I The Hon; DAVID J. BREWER, IL; D..
'ASs0e'Ae U nj ne s Snrene Court OF the
Professor of the Law of Corporations.
Prof. G. II EMMoTT. AN. LIB.
Lecturer on the Civ! Law.
HENRY r. DAVIS A. LIN
tsometimo Asssian: Attornsy Of the Dis.rtc. o, Co.
Professor Of Common Law Practice and Lecturer on
The Hon AUGUSTUS $. NORTHAMPTON. IL. B.
(Sometime pistrct Attorney OF the United statesl.
th0ri,ies in court
WILLIAM !: MATTINGLY, csl.
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law
The H9 %In WIdt {, EDGAR sIMoSpS An IL B.
frofessoS - the Law Of Patents
associate 1usc'oi me supreme Court of the Dis
Lecturer on Criminal Law and on Criminal Pleading
and Practice.
WILLIAM q. JOHNSON LIN
(of the Nash.ngton Bari
judge OF Moot Court and Professor Of Legal Cate
chetics.
The exercises o: this school will be resumed in TIE
Law Lecture Hail OF the university. southeast corner
OF 10th and II SIS. NV. on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING OCTOBER ., at q O'Clock. when the faculty
will be present to make announcement Of tie lecture
courses for the new scholastic wear.
The school has an undergraduate and q graduate
department.
Prof WM g. JOHNSON. the Judge of the moot
ynf5la
classes composed of all students in the undercradGae
department, thst by his catechetical analysis the
teachings of both lectures ard text books may be i'm
Pressed upon the memories OF tho pupils.
Seats il tie lecture hall viii be assigned students
according TO their choice in the order OF REGISTRATION
and the registrar will be daily attendance in the
nprary oil The university for this purpose.
For catalogues giving description OF tho lecture
courses IN the undergraduate and graduate depart
ments address
SELF JAMES c, WTLIINCi President
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The hr-t nan in Tennessee TO raise ce n
psny OF Telncssesns 10 do battle szs inc
Union was Capt vinesnt Mye.s & a. Art
Tennessee cavalry.
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soon repulSCi and qrit; restored. Some pris-
olcJ.. among them Gems. Seymour ana ShsIer
we've captured by lazy. Grant did not like
TINS woods lighting anu was maturing a move
IIent 10 get out into the open country Leo
who hs! really been completely worsted in his
mtin design. ceased his costly efforts to break
the federal lines.
III ..actical!y closed the battle of the Will
derness- All day of the It'll each army held its
lines. there WAS dcsultory skIrmishiug
but nothing serious occurred That night
Grant moved by the flank toward Spottsylvania
Court House.
TIE LOSSES.
The Caion loss in this fearful battle of the
brush and .hIckets was 1865. of whom 2246
we've killed and 1881 wounded. The losses
we're distributed as follow
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NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
4 SnG u

Lectures begin MONDAY, October p 1892. at GO
D III. All sessions in the evening. Open 10 students
Of both sexes. STUDIES: General and analytical
chemistry, materia medica. botany toxicololy and
practical pharmacy with laboratory practice Exam
ination for entrance Thursday. September %. at
from JOHN 4. MILBURS. Treasurer at the college
building. Office hours from 10 TO / daily. Slain
THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
L 40 9TH ST. W.. will open Saturday, October J,
at CLOCK p M
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UNION SAVINGS BAxk.
SOC 7TH 81. NV.

Bank hours. 9:3o TO J. OPEN TIL abon. the middle
end end Of each month. Saturday evenings. open
from & TO O'Clock
-Four per cent interest ordinary deposits remain
ing four months Dividends from the earnings of the
tank on instalnent deposits for five ten years
Five and - cents savings stamps for sale 1t the
bank AID at the agencies In ali r--:s OF the city.
+. II. SMITH.
au29-1fn President.
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d ATCLiFrg. DARR / co. Auctioneers.

/ AiSLiris =. DAifit y co, Aucuoneers.
CHASCERYsAIH oFTwO-s TORY FRAME HOUSE
on P0NEIsOY AVTNCR NEAR SHERIDAN
AVENUE. ANACoS!iA d. c.. BY AUCTION.
b. yItne .; decree of the surrene Court Of the
District OF 1O,Q,:n'a passed tie Ih day of Ser
te,nber q .. 1S!2, in equity cause 1865 docket 30
wherein Elizabeth G, kob"y et a.. colnpianants
and Owen Robey OF al are defendants the under
s.ned Trustees VIII offer TO- sale by public auction in
front of the premises WEDNESDAY. SEPrEM-
Der rWENTY-EIGHTH 1852. st FIVE O'CLOCK
r. NJ the following real estate TO wit: Sub lots "a
and 81 Of Bates and Calsghan's subdivision OF LOT %
IN section OF Barry Farm together with the improve
lnents. CONSISTING OF two-story frame house.
Terms: Oneh Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash. tho aance IA aiii two from the day
Of s.,s the deferred payments TO Re secured by deed
trust upon the rerses and to bear interest from
the day Of sale at the rate Of yer per annum
until Paid. interest payable semi annually. or all
SO0 TO be paid at the time Of sale Terms TO be com
plted with In fifteen dGy tho trustees reserve the
right 10 resell the property at the ris. and Of the
aeiaut:;tg purchaser. al conveygncing. recording
&c, at the purchaser cost
JOHN II. ABRAMS,
44 Louisiana ave- W. I ,
MARION DORIAN, Afusteea.
dl7d&ds Cpl eth st. nv !
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JAMES +. BUNDT. Secretary.
Office. 40 9th st. n. W

THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE WILL RESUME
Is"a, Instruc,ors: Me.sIs. K. s.. BROOKE. Z. q &
Mcsser. Howard Heimics. ". II. Holmes L. S. J.
Dunbar. Misses Bertha L. Perric and Florence L.
Pond: Address sos 18th st. n W. Circulars at the
principal art stores sel3-lm
AIRS. MANN'S KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL
1h and THE ELIZABETH PEABODY KINDER
GARiEN NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL, 1918
Sunderan place. south of Dupont Giro
feIl and wint sessions begin October B. 1872. }n
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ORDER q copy OF TIE STAR sent to any alb
sent Grand Army friend during Encarnp1nen.
Week. II will be Drumming with interesting
matter. will present ee.apiete history Of he
Encampment, aid Will cost Only hftsen csuts
for the week
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". S. HOGE, Pres. T. c. DANIEL Sec.
LIMITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN ssSo-
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The Uu..u army woVtL fr-1i - c"'Hi'
around lurrT,r before lvis'a. - Nav :
Isit. var,cu. Wi,h tie h.lh corr, prcce tac-
~ wil.cHs di,.s!rn % cr,al--. ,.".-e" ;ho
Eap..au q Cicru,ar,5 iord, go Jos evening was
MAJ, 81 --ora.. cd Ni'.cru.-- rrT-i. a-'rii"
the Urau-c pix. se!-v..S. vs.i t;.r sixth
eorrs, followed N.rT'u .ul ..vouack'' thHi
n sh; n Tie -...ers Tc--. "----5 lie rl''r-
Hanc,,2 w.,h the second c.-t preceded H.
Crscg's d.y.-.r4 % cavalry. crossed - 4-.s >
f,,rI ~ uiii.. fIr her down. .. advanced t'
Chsn,e.ir-~vI %. where Be ,.--.fci ioE TIE
night Grant hal arrsri .nlci j.ra; hI' cross
I'M WorlI b.. contested ans rdw naturally felt
Tat hc had a-G.rvtl % success oi importance,
anil that too. about loss.