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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue of deed of to dated the 2iih day of
ID February, 1913, and recorded in ber w. 3. No l4I
olos 81 81 &c of the land records of Washington
county, District of Columbia, and the request of Hoy
White of Phladephia OF the parties having an inter
in the said deed, will expose sale at auction,
Tuesday, the 2l day OF November next at o'clock in the
afternoon front of the premises, all that piece or parcel
ground in city of Washington the west side Of
sth street, Pennsylvania avenue, known and distin
gushed on the ground PLAN and marked and ad down on
the plat of said city lot No H. in square No. 40S with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms third OF the purchase money in cash. and the
residue and four months be secured by the pur
chasers notes, sastac tory endorsed with interest from
the day of sale, and by deed OF trust on the premises
If the terms be complied with within three days from
the day .ae, the property will be resold weeks
notice, the risk and cost OF the first purchaser.
JOHN MARION Trustee. &
ED. G.. IL q. f. DYER, Aucuoneers.
Oct 22-3aWgds
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~h hhNT.-The upper dwelling part of that large
- building, situated at the OF It'll street aud
ehnsyivana avenue and the of Shuster ~ Co
aud Messrs, Hall Brother at present occupied bv Mrs
cOomlck as boarding house The house TWEEN
sUu rooms Jan but three fronting 18th and the
avenueD kitchen and cellar with large wood house and
yad altached-a IN good repair, The comfort and con-
I'ehce Oh the house, the valuable and central location
ana ihe low rent make It OF the desirable boa rd-
s 20 be had in The city Possession given the
ISL aay Oh october next For terms, apply
A., q. -, ANNE II. 'DERMOTT,
-ANt' - o0ull Residing in the house
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p. J. Steer, Merchant Tailor,
D.o...s. Jyay.J

TTAS the pleasure notify his friends and patrons that
he has received a large assortment of fall and
winter goods which opened and ready for exam
nation. The stock embraces English, French, and Bel.
gian cloths cassimeres, and vestngs great variety OF
Styles qualities, and prices together with large stock Of
very handsome fancy domestic cassmeres, remarkable
good and cheap silk wooen and cotton undeshrts and
drawers superior dress shirts fancy articles such
stocks gloves, cravats susPendcrs, hosiery collars
bosoms, umbrellas, gowns, &c, &c 800
r. j. s. takes great pleasure in assuring those who may
clothing that his stock and arrangements are such as
enable him to furnish them at prices unusually low,
while he warrants every article give entire satsac ton
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
the stock and learn the prices
Oct 5-3tawlmif .
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T ANE II TUCKER, Merchant Tahors, Pennsylvania
IL avenue between A and 9th streets, respectfully invite
the particular OF their Numerous trends and the
public their arge and selected stock Of fall and win
goods Just ecelved OF the and fashionable
styles of cloths cassime vestpgs Ec making her
at this time Including a general and handsome
variety Of articles for gentemens wear very complete
All who therefore in pursuit OF good articles nj mod
crate prices will do well TO give call.
Sept 2-9taw8
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TO pERpETUArE PEACE.

uUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
at the breech, the prime pie regards setting
home the CHARGE of loading from the muzzle the differ,
ence being that the load required to pass three inches
its rest, instead of the entire length OF (may bc)
Darrell the mechanical embodies the best scen-
tc principles for this purpose. ant enables person
load and e the at the OF three hundred
hour and keep the gun Clean load always dry make
sure fire. and burn the powder well, which, with
rate lit OF the ball. enables 1t also to shoot with unusual
power and precision
The gun shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot,
is mseiui Tor ooth sporting and warlke purposes.
and shotgun FORM and delivered to governments indvid-
uas or organized bodies of whose purposes
variance with the institutions or laws of the United
States. ....
For particulars address, post paid,
WIN. W. HUBBELL,
Aug. lit Patentee, Philadelphia.
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NoLDlERs' CLAIMS.-Francis A. Dickns offers his
- services in procuring the settlement of claims of SOL
ders in the late war with Mexico In ordinary his
charge will be for procuring land scrip, or
pension ceruhcate, x5 Tor pay, mileage, clothing &c.
30 IL the amount be under $50 If that sum, 10 per
postpaid.
Mr. f. A Dckns's office is at his residence on street.
between l3ih and Nth streets.
g.
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M AM M
Sale 8. Transport Steamers Propslers and Sail


HIR EAG .&k&&E
s. Transport Steamers, Propellers and Sail
Vessels.
VNHE following named vessels, owned by the United
States Quarterma sters Department. will be offered for
government wharves, Third Municipality, the eighth
day Of November nert by order of Major d. ID. Tompkns
G. M. U. S. army ~.
STEAMER GEN BurLER-stern wheel ABS tons double en-
gne $50 horse power engines built by Messrs lnman
Gault at Louisville, KY. .
STEAMER GEN HAMER-2sO tons engines built by Messrs
Yeatman Shields, Cincinnati; 200-horse power of very
superior workmanship; wroughron shafts and cranks ;
wheel.
PROPELLER McKIm-363 tons power OF engine 100 horse
Loper's propeler barque rggcd engines, hull and rig
ring in good order
PRorELLER EUDoRA-262 tons engines I2Ohorse power
OF superior Workmanship and in good order rugged with
three masts.
PRopELLRR WAsHNGroN-235 tons engines 100 horse
power; schooner rugged hull, rigging and machinery in
good order.
PROPELLER SECRETARY MARcY-I65 engine 75-horse
power; hull, machinery, and boiler in good order.
PROPELLER COLONEL STANroN-l65 tons engine rs horse
power; hull, rigging and boiler in good order
PROPELLER J. X. THoMsoN-l00 tons engine 50-horse
power
PROPELLER JAMES CAGEl5 tons; engine 60horse power
SCHOONER PIoNEER55 well found in sails, rigging,
and ground tackle.
In addition the foregoing vessels several small propel
lers and schooners will be offered, description of which
may be obtained previous the sale upon application
the quartergnaser's office.
Oct S--3iawt3IstOct Intel
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Q1S0 REWARD.-Ran way from the subscriber near
dolcO Luray Page county, Virginia. the 9th inst +,
boy named Aaron He is black % years of age,
about feet or inches high has down look when spo
ken TO- very thick lips and heavy tongue He had when
he lett domestic kersey rock coat faded black color.
broad brim white hat and other clothing with him,
collected The above reward $50 will be given should
ne be aPpre out Of the State and 500 taken in the
state so that may get him again All reasonable charges
VIII be paid II delivered a Luray. '
Aaron left In company with sprghty yellow boy, red
complexion red hair, and spotted lace; not tall as
coopers. WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-d Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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MRS. DARLINGTON, formerly OF RIchmond, Va,

Il having the invitation of the trustees taken charge
OF the Presbyterian high school for young ladies' in Louis
vile, begs present claims her former friends and
the hope change location will prevent,
them from ntrusling their daughters her. Mrs c.
found Louisville more than she led expect and the
people Jealous in the of education and she huby
trusts that the institution she is assisting found may be-
come blessing to the community for years to come.
The heathness of the city, and the of
1t from the south and southwest, Indicate il the very
place Tor school of high character and neither pains
expense will be spared place beside the best
the Union
Mrs Darlington will receive limited number of board
ers, who will be as daughters in her family
Sept 30-d3n
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FOR BALTIMORE.

rsSp----s FOR RELATIONSHIPS steamer OCyFO.
sssazsaS- LA will, on the LIST OF october commence b
UPS to the above place. leaving Washington every SUNDAY
az o'clock a returning, leave Baltimore every Tues
returning at Leonardrown, Md, st. Mays river Md and
Zone rlver Va, and all the intermediate andngs an
roiomsc Tor signals to land.
Oct l-Sawtf j. MITCHELL Canaan
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NALE OF United States Muskcts The sale of muskes
- advertised under date 10Th of August last TO take
place on the first "Wednesday of October was
PosPonned The sale VIII take place Atlantic dock
SCUM Brooklyn, opposite the city of New York on Wcd
nesday, the FIRST of November xt at u o'coct Tba
WIZ DC sold io cash IN lots not exceeding 900 each
The papers which were authorized to publish III. ,,,
OF 10Th August, will publish this three times week mi Is,
Of November 'N 'ni Isl
Oct. stN
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rsys4s--~ FOR NORFOLK.--The OCEOLA leaves
- @ Washington every Thursday, al O'Clock, a.
e'ufnng leaves Norfolk every Friday, at o'clock, p
and fare x5. r MIrf,UEfi ss'"be
Oct I-eotf O"P'"'"'
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Great Meeting OF the Democracy.

From the Philadelphia Key stone,
Moyamensiig erect !-SpontaneoY rally of her Demo.
cratic hosts Another Cass and Butler oufpo,uin -
truth crushed 10 earth mil rise again e-Defedted,
but not dimayedi
The Moyamensing Hall last night was developed in a
flood of light The noble old hard listers tumbled into il
and about il by ftes and hundreds and the way they
made the air reverberae with their enthusiastic shouts
was caution 10 the sensitive of oft-fngered
tered into the spirit and enthusiasm OF the meeting with
heartiness and good will significant of glorious
victory.
Heaven smiles upon democracy
During the day, showers fell at intervals but when
evening the clouds gently rolled themselves to-
gether for the night and allowed the freemen of the dis
trct to mngle in their mghtto listen to the eloquent
lispngs of democratic truths. And as each speaker
dwelt upon wholesome acts and sound doctrines the
enthusiasm of the meeting would burst forth in wild and
frantic applause. m
AT o'clock, Arthur Hughes, esq, called the meeting
to order and proposed the following officers, who
unanimously elected:
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The subscriber has loaded and
cessive minutes
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SOC, oOo--sa5 900 SIS ,OoO-slo, 600,

Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packa-
ges the above splendid lotteries will receive the
prompt attention, and official account Of each drawing
Immediately after it is all who order
Address, j. g. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. Maury & Co, Managers,
Oct % Alexandria, Virginia
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BALTIMORE, Dec 90 1917.


The Cholra-Poper MI Burnt The Greyhound
Marine Accldent-- Iheairicois, &c.
The ship Silas Richards which has been de-
tanned at Quarantine for a week past on ac-
count of some deaths from Tcholera having oc-
CURED during hervoyage from Rotterdam, will be
discharged to-day, with clean bill of health.
A destructive fire took place yesterday near
Cockeysvllle, IN Baltimore county, leaving in runs
the large paper mill of Mr.. John Hunter. This
establishment had Just been refitted with splendid
variety of new machinery from the North, AMI
operations had scarcely been recommended before
ever, Is man of lndomtable energy, and will soon
tie mp and doing again. He was only partially
insuredA
Ths spl, ndld new ship Grey hound ,nowloadingfo
California, Is expected to make the trip around the
HON IN four months. She has her freight and
passengers nearly all engaged.
The schooner Mary and Helen, bound to New
York yesterday came collision, in the bay, with
the schooner Caro- Inc, receiving such damage that
il WIS necessary for her 10 return. The Caroline
also lost her bowsprit In the encounter.
Tie weather IN these regions Is most unac-
coun able and catarrh, fevers, with colds, coughs,
and asthma, are quite abundant. The ice n-r-
chants are in despair Of being able TO fill their recep-
taoes for the frozen liquid.
Forrest closes his engagement Saturday
night, at the Holiday Street. The Front Street
Theatre Is still open, with Mrs. Burke and Mr..
Lyme, dong but slim business. Miss Dean was
10 have appeared on Monday, but has failed to
arrive.
Owens IS doing quite a good business at the
Howard Atheneum, with Miss Dickinson.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1873.

Erening Report.
The Senate had preliminary conversational
debate on the PROJECT Of Asplnwall &c Co. for
railroad over the lsthmus of Panama. Nothing
was ELECTED except the general ignorance of S-na-
tors of the subject under discussion The House
expe nded the sitting Of the day chiefly IN an Incl
dental discussion Of the tariff question: ga ,hries
told tale in the ear OF a drowsy man."
The day has been like day in June The az
teTnoon promenade on the Avenue was beautiful
exhibition OF sweet faces and gay dresses
Mrs. Farren, who has been playing for a week
at the Adelphi, had house crowded to suffoci-
ton at her beneh, last night and so well pleased
have been the managers that they have re-engaged
her tor a few nights 10 come.
We are disposed TO believe that General Taylor,
on his arrival IN Washington, will take no his
headquarters at Coleman hotel We don'tknow
Tut such ia our impression. From the DAYS Of
Jackson, Celeman's, from the extent of It's accom-
modatons and its eligible locality has been the gen.
eral resting place OF the new President prelmaa-
ny to his occupation of the White House and we
are IDcllned 70 think that Old Jack in this respect
at least, Will follow the example of " Old TIppeca-
noe and Tyler too"
We understand from some of the Southern
friends OF General Taylor, that Hon. Truman
Smith will not have a place In the new cab,net-
The South don't like hun and If he Is not c,lled,
then you may conclude that the South viii have 4
potential voice IN the new administration.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. I8, 1913.
In Senate to-day.

The Senate, to-day, had long discussion on the
question whether the California bill should be re-
tered to the Committee on Territories or the
Committee on the Judiciary The South, how
ever, gained their point IN having the bill re-
ferred TO the latter committee, which is composed
almost exclusively of Southern Senators. We
shall probably not hear again of the bill for long
time
The bill authorizing public contract to be ma de-
with Messrs. Aspnwall, Stephens, and Chauncey,
tor a railroad over the Isthmus of Panama, was
taken up Tor discussion. Mr.. Benton opened the
talk in exposition of the bill and IN its support. He
was opposed by Messrs. Breese, Hale, John son, of
Maryland, and others; and the OF the oppc-
stlon raises doubt as TO the passage of the mea-
sure.
lhe finance committee have been ordered to
inquire INTO the finances, &c. and IN reference
also to the expediency of mint In California.
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Second Board
CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY. Dec. 2D--zP. NJ
AsHRs-Noderate sales are making st our previous
Quotations CoIToN. The market rather favors The
buyer. with sales of 300 ba'es Flour, &c.. Western
iour opens dut, but fra. The Gales Of The morning
IRE 0t0 bbs AT So ala 81 for common to straight
brands Osuego, Troy and Michigan SO "a for the bet.
qualities do and SO 6Ssi 70 for pure Genesee.
Meal IL without change Yesterday 200 bbs. Jersey
we're disposed OF at 50 s76 a 20l In wheat there
sales OF 500 bushels prime red southern on pri.
rate terms. Rye cont nues steady with sales OF 600
bushels at 62c. delivered The trade opens hrm,
ith sales of 900 bushels Mt 69kc. for Southern
elbow and 81 a Gao for old Western mixed Oats are
elliuR at 81 &c., PRovIsioNs-The inquiry for pork
q good. aud the market firm. Sales OF 400 bbs ut
13 rs fer mess and $40 % for prime Of beef there
Gales OF 500 bbls. country mess and prime at $40
SO. WHuxEy.-Sales $50 bbls Prison at $50
WEDNESDAY,, Dec 20-6P. ".
This being racket day for the Canada. and withal
ry Indictment change was rather thinly attic oded,
Ind transactions in hresdstufs we're moderate Flour
vas steady, with sai-s for export and to the home
rade, without material variation In prices. Light
sles Of Southern and Western wheat were msde on
erms stated below. There WAS steady demand lot
both for bone use and tor export at about pre-
kious rates. There change In meal rye or oats
Pork continued firm. with further advance In prices.
rhe sales also embraced lot Of mess at full
Sricss New lard was in good request; old was dull
md qvotstions nominal The veether was unfsver-
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bic tor transactions In groceries and sales we're limit
ed. Cotton continued steady with considersb bic sae.
including some lots for export The largest sale of
smyrps fruit offered in New York came OF to Ia.
1T auction. by Messrs Gerard, Belts & Co. TIE AZ.
tendance was large, and the bid ling spirited and
Sd advance Of about cents obtained sales sde
about the same period last year notwithstanding the
dsmpnees OF the weather injured the samples The
inner fruit was not offered samples not having beer
obtained from the vessel The extent Of this sale nd
that on wet day. shows the value and magnitude of
the New York market
AsHEs.-Ssts Of 90 O rs bbs. were made. ineudin ing
pots a. SO, and pearls at about SO 25. The market
closed firm.
Export from lat to 18th December.
164S. 1847
Pot. bbls. .................3i5 5g2
Peerl ................ 40 none
BhEApsrUFFs Flour The sales for the day only
footed up about 600 1000 bbls in lots consist ng
chiefly of common Western, canal, Oswego, Sc, at
S. 3Ih So size About 500 q 600 Ohio, In lots in
Guiding common to fair quality at So 90, with a sm all
parcel Ewing mills at SIS as Sales OF 200 bbs Peters
burg City Mills at SIS SO. Howard street, Balti-
more and Georgetown, were worth about SIS rs So so
asked for the better grades. Wheat Sales of 9 500
bushels Southern we're made on private terms, and
600 do. handsome Missouri at 1t5c Corn The sales
reached about Is 600 80 600 bushels Including 600
new fiat yellow, at b9c; 000 do old at coo 1000
yellow, at SOC 500 do Northern round yellow at Toe
Old mixed sold at "a Csc Meal Sales of 100 bbls
were made on private terms and 100 do. at 50 SIX
81 "a Rys-Sales Of 4 500 bushels m Ada at 62c
Ry, Eour-No sales were reported Oats-Ssles rang
ed from "a $50.
The receipts down the Hudson since the one nj M Of
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VNABERNACl GREAT AND BRILLIANT MUSICAL
Festiva-Posvely the last Of the eason-On TlURSDAY
December r. s4s given by HERR hch the pro.
gramme Will contain several aud svore airs
Other ceaux densenbe from the
French operas which will be executed by Madame bodc Sig
neIiLa Patti Sgnor Benedet Signor Ros Siynor
md sgi OF Giuhe Mr. strkosch PIANIST to the Emperor Of
Kutsa has kindly consented to his departure
to appear in this concert The grand Orchesrs
Italian Opera Max Maretzsk musical director and
Henri hez will perform piece expressly posed
occasion entitled Tribute to America Andante expressive and
Folks de Concert (rt time and by general
fantasia on favorite airs Lucs d Selection
from hozorts Don kenaesoh celebrate over ure to
Hdbeht Summers Dream. In the Of tho evening H.
eIz ard Sak sch will appear tosether in grand duet Concert
an for two pianofors lucrezia Boria pctpourr
tho full orchestra with several solos, expressly
occasion BY Max Maretztk. first time Tickets
be had at the Opera House, Aston Place. and all the
stores snd rincral boels rB- No,cero the diff
culties hch occurred at the by
ces FOR the sale Of tickets will he established
ee ard the doors wi be open half pact o'clock
cert will begin at 90 eek precisely. No po tponement
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The shipments to Northern ports this season, up to
latest dates 153 100 bales against 81 1871 for
period last year. showing increase Of 6953
bales The stock on hand and on shipbosrd, at the
Various PORTS at the latest dates in lS4s 297 sS
bales against 24O $50 bales the dates the pre-
'vious year The receipts, thus far, have been
than City per cent greater than those for the
period in ls47; which is pretty good evidence Of q
much greater yield from the crop than that OF the pre-
ious year. This is partc ulsrly the csse the
prices current not high enough to create much
activity among the Planters in getting their estton to
market The conclusion which have arrived at is
hat the production has been unusually large, and the
forwarding their crops to marke rapid
possible to get the benefit of present prices beiev
Ing that the supply will far exceed the dema nd that
The probability of Is very poor 1t is
mated that the crop coming to market will reach
spls of that already received, not only in every
reslect equal that Of last year but in many in
stances decidedly superior. II Is impossible to tell
what the effect of any great speculations this coun
kry will have upon prices for this important article
but the probability Ia that would be favorable
great In the manufacture of cotton goods in
b gau d, to supply markets would cres
pc ndirg demand for the material, and Of cou
IN improvement in prices but perhaps not - the
xtent. The Liverpool market, at the latest date
FULL as firm could b. expected under the circu n
tancee bot prepared for decline from prices
current at that time and would not be surprised at
sted, and prices just likely to go way
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.
STOCKS SALE.


baltimore Dec 49,. E25U Maryland Sterling bs, So 81 900
Bait OHIO IAirad Div Bond rs; SlU do do do, 7S
hs Union Bank 63 20 3alt and Uao Railroad bins 31s is
do do do, s45i.
PnuAnriPIuA. Tee 20lO Fsnk, b5, 81; $50 Gir,rd,
e5wp, IA tam and Amboy, liS; $50 Nav IS 500
STATE 5+, NJ so Ieiigh Sorp.7 S In Copper III S5W
susq CapsI oEd 81 Prnta Saroad ~ 80 Bnk3h 20
su'q Cara 10 l topper Ia Sa.OJ Resi,ns Boed.,
- 30 GTtr Dds IA o Onion yssal lo5s 80 Reaaiay,
II S'00 DO Or 80 Hs>s 100 Ora de- liz 50 do p5 M $3.50
State h IN sio,o 90 b. 49, 500 Lhish LAT 5SA 40
ITO do 49, i; 4og sea Nav &C. es S $500 State o. 7 100
80 zy Grid Balh ~; 20 " 80 teadns Railroad
9 $50 tles and Del cara g. 81 81 2sco Norrsowa Rail
6j Union Canal, lOs Ito Bark 81. 5fer Sies.- SE3t
Penn 5s as; SblUr 6s o. los 40 Norris Jana. ga
BcsroN, Dec. 9. Brokers Bodr-l0 shares Boston aud
Worcester RI. 80 lO; do, ICs do, lto fitohburs
FIR loe: 6do g lO Northern Ka sQ 10 Old Colony RE-,
81 do - 80 do reading KR 1886 80 do, b. i5s6 70 CO, W,
IN: 90. b6 To- do, bio l5ss Vermont Central RR ~
- 90 o. do NM Western re- ltos; u do IVA DO
IN y; IL do l " Vermont aud Mass RR 30 Bostou and
Name kk lls1 Pts.rs Copper Co. ~ odo ~ 90 East
bsh 2s Boston agd wsrcese' Rk s5 % diyeepd'
ss h,eaburs XXX d,ydes ~ na,; 20 DO stock 1854;
Western e. oU 700 Ding Rt is % do wa s,s o. do,
1884; 20 Fast Boston Co, bis 1871