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DEREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS COR
l. MEX OF TWELFTH AND X STREETS SOUTH

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEM- eaS
BEK TWENTIETH, at HALF-PAST FIVEE9M
OCLOCk, IN front of the premises. Will sell -
LOT 1. SQUARE 800,
containing 625 feet fronting 81 7l2 feet on
south street. 46 feet Georgia avenue and rs feet
on 18th street east Will make splendid building lots
street being paved and graded
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest and secured deed of
&c, at purchasers cost. o'
: sl5-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
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The Garfield Monument Fair.

An important meeting OF the board OF direction
was held at the Ebbitt house on Saturday evening,
In Which the chairmen OF most OF the state CON-
missions participated, Vice President Anger In
the chair. Among those present were Commits
sloner West, Col ID. B. Anger, Gen. w. b. Hazen,
Col. j. o. z. Burnside, Col s. E. Thomson, Major
W. Ii. Clapp, and Capt. L. V. Cazlarc, OF the army;
COL A. +. Rockwell, DR.. c. b. Purvis, Hunter
Brooke, +. kurtz johnson, Frank b. Copger OF the
Michigan board; Col. F. A. Seely, representing
pennsylvania: Major l. p. Williams Indiana:
William Conard. Florida: s. E. Faunce, Massachu,
sets; Judge G. NJ Hustled New York and many
Others. Informal discussion elected the fact that
quirementS OF the exhibition several OF The states
Gazing Tor space equal 70 that afforded by the
rotunda. Necessity for large public hall In this
city was shown TO be never so apparent as at the
present time, when an undertaking such as the
ralr committee have In hand has so far outgrown
all calculations as TO render its contingent
upon the securing OF more space. The meeting
was unanimous in the determination to meet the
emergency with a serious effort TO conquer IL.
Plans for temporary building were submitted
large enough to accommodate the probable de-
mandS for Space-and met with general approval
The hour being late, the Melville meeting having
absorbed general attention earlier In the evening,
without coming to any definite conclusion, an adj
lOurnment was had to this evening at o'clock
Inc Illinois board OF commissioners, Col 5. p
Rounds chairman, and Col A. III. Holt secretary.
met In room a. An address TO the people or the
state setting forth the plans and purposes OF the
board and urging cooperation, was prepared and
have been appointed commissioners on this board.
Adjournment was had until Wednesday evening.
The Ollo, New York. and New Jersey boards meet
this evening, the latter for organization.
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The civil action OF the United States against III.
W. Howgate, the defaulting disbursing efficer OF
the signal corps, under which his property was
seized AFTER his arrest and departure from this city,
remains yet on the dockets OF the court Defend
ant, on July sl last filed pleas that the court had
no jurisdiction for the proceeding was not in the
name OF the United States Attorney, and that Mr.
W. A Cook. who has charge OF the proceedings,
had no authority 10 institute such suit
IL has tranSpired that Miss Nellie Burrell the IN
ulvldual with whom Howgate was intimate, and
Who roomed on 9th street, between G. and III streets
northwest, vacated her rooms some four months
ago ana Is not now believed 10 be in the city. Be-
lore she left she was carefully watched and it
noticed that when she LEFT the house she usually
carried bundle, which she did not have on her
return After she had vacated her room nothing
was found except an empty trunk and some small
articles.
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ABOUT oNR HrNpREn PsnrIr npnwNrn

Anvil pNh hbNBhtb fhOfLE DROWNED.
The steamer Asia, which left Collingwooi. On.
Iarlo, iast Wednesday, was struck by a storm ana
went 10 The bottom, with about one hundred souls
on board. MIR. ID. A. Thinks. o. Manitowaning ana
MISS Christiana Morrison, from near owen sound
are supposed To be the only survivors. Mr. Tlnkis
says: 1.-The steamer was crowded, all the state.
rooms being full, and many passengers living an
SOFAS and on the cabin floor. All went well until
ABOUT ii THURSDAY morning, when The storm struck
US Dishes and chairs were flying In every firec-
ton. We left the cabin and found Difficulty Get.
tlng on deck. The boat was rolling so heavily 4
got llfe-preseryer ami put II on. The boat went
Into trough OF the sea and would not obey her
helm. She rolled heavily for about twenty m,nutes
When she was struck 10y heavy sea and iounderad'
going down, with her engines working, about half
past eleven. The Asia making for French
river, ana had men, horses and fumberinen's
supplies Tor shanties there / saw three boats
loaded. was In the first About eight per-
sons were with me at first. More got In until the
poat was overloaded, and she turned over twice
swan 10 the captains boat and was helped In
There were IS In the boat, and by that time there
was larger number In and clnging 10 the boat
nad lelt know nothing OF the third boat Our
boat rolled over People were hanging on TO spars
ana other parts or wreckage. our boats were full
Vi water and the sea was constantly breaking over
us One OF the first TO die on the boat was a cabin
boy. He was dying and being supported by one
OF the men when wave washed him overheard
The next TO go was boat hand, who tumped out
could see him padding round In the water for
nearly lUO yards Our number was now reduced
10 seven, nve OF whom died before reaching the
Deach-Capt Savage, who was the last 20 die
MI John Little. or Salt Ste Marie, Nate McDon-
aid and two Others, names unknown. The boat
finally stranded near Point au Barrie about day.
light Friday, with Miss Morrison and myself the
only survivors,"
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DI ED.

ADAMS. On September IL, 1882, at IL O'Clock n m
RACHEL A. ADAMS. daughter of the late James Il.
Funeral from the residence of her hrather Dr. J. Lee
at 10 a.. IN.
BIRCH. On Monday September 18th 1882 at $40
Am, Mrs. MARY j., beloved wife of John %. Birch.
Ia the thirty ninth year Of her age
IN MEMORY OF MY DEPARTED WIFE.
loved. OH no tong ue can tell.
How much loved her and how well:
God loved her too, and he thought best
10 take my Mary home rest
THE CHILDREN TO THEIR MOTHER.
Thy cheerful smile we long 10 see,
And hear thy welcome voice;
That often in q troubled home,
Made our sad hearts rejoice.
Sleep on, dearest mother. Sleep
Thy children mourn thy loss:
Around thy silent grave we weep,
lhat Is covered DER with moss.
By HER CHILDREN.
Funeral will take place from the residence of her hus
Land, Sl9 street southwest at 3 o'cloc. D. m, on
family respectfully invited to attend.
COX. On September 18th. 1882 at z AM Mrs
ninth year.
Funeral her late residence No. 1897 sOth street
West Masainst9n. on Tuesday afternoon. p IN. Rels-
JACKSON: On Sunday, September 18th. 1882 a
1l45 M, WILLIAM. the beloved husband Of Rebec-
ca jackson, N the seventy second year of his
Funeral from his late residence 30l7 street West
Washington. (Georgetown) Tuesday. $50 o'clock "a
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend.
ODEN. Sunday, September 18th, 1882 at O'Clock
Am, ASA L. ODEN. aged twentysey years.
Funeral to morrow. Tuesday, at O'Clock y M,
eth street, L. northwest Relatives and friends
nYited to attend.
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L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

T'HE GREAT PPrxxsv1v,x,, po,-rr
noi T 8, TIE RS3kTH WEST ASP S3PWEsT
aFfrcr sRhpAfSlbifEN sT HoH sss
For and Vest c Ii Limited Express,
DAILY wtS Sleeping e da Gsr. f Fss
Harrisburg to Cincinnati Western Ex press $50 ! so
SP iTsshr aail Express. $3.50 daily for
EaEIIM5okEhEa a IN S PoJoMAc RAILROAD.
m daily except sunday, with Palor Cars from Har-
day with Palace Cars from washington to Canaan
Torwiiamsport Lock Haven, and Elmira. ate.soa.
For New I9rk and the East. 500 m, 1870 $50
and anu II Limited EXPRESS SUPP Of Fd man Pay pSo
Tor B1ooEy NJ ali thr9ash trains conSect a. Jer
sey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex. affording
ferrae across New YORK City tee' "'O'ais a'u0''
For ih9i % e "a 90 500 am 1880 am 80 90
1920 pm Limited Express $50 a. M. daily. eI.
Tor Baltimore, $40, 500, $50. 1870 am and 80.
sunday, 500. $50 am. 40. $40. $50. $50.
1orPoI IS Greek Line. GAO am and 44o p. m. daily
For ANNAPOLIS. $40 a. II and 44o m. daily. except
ALEXANDkIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY f1 p ASD ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandrs. 6sO 700. s:2v II 90 and IL :25 a. NJ.
40 800 o., 80 500 and 4 80 pm. On Sunday
Tor he so s2o Sn6 tho and s6nt % a and M
daily. and , 300 = m daily: except sunday.
and io:oo am Z 40 500 500, Zoo and and
900 I'm: and boo midnight. On Sunday at
Tickets and information at the office northeast corner
CO.. street ad y M a se and at the
sage to destination from hotels and residences.
Genera, H :; *; woo assn.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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From the Washington star.l
GEVEN MILLIONS
OF PORES OPEN. AND YOU LIVE AND BREATHE
IN ATMosPHEREs WHICH POISON YOUR
BLOOD, AND THEN FOLLOWS
SKIN DISEASES,

Nothing is more dreaded than salt rheum or eczema
which has fully dozen species going under various
names, nearly all of which defy the Ordinary remedies
destroy the hair, the skin and the flesh and in many
cases death comes blessing Scalp and skin alike
subject to this, well to dandruff letter and
other scaly diseases producing badness, eruptons
ulcers and other troubles.
Intelligent people should beware of taking nelson's
remedies for this class Of diseases Of the skin and scalp
skilled men should be avoided one would a Dsrne
There s but one skin Cure which can be relied or.
its worth Tits not patent medicine but the result Of
his experience aud practice and ia sure cure for
the special diseases for which it is offered It makes
the skin soft and white and smooth, remov-
ing tan and freckes. and is the best toilet
bottles in one package CONSISTING in Of both Internal
and free from all posons 1t may be relied npon by All
those who wish to have perfect health freedom
all skin diseases of whatever nature whether thew are
Eczema. letters. Humors, Infammatons MIX Crust,
Rough Scaly Eruptons Diseases of the Hair and Scalp
part Of the body. Price One Dollar per package. All
best druggists have it for sale.
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The friends and relatives in Washington OF Lon
Davis. who was shot by his wife at Huntsville,
Ala, on Friday last, deny that he was gambler
or addicted to opium eating"
large party OF Indians, supposed to be from
the Pine Ridge agency, surprised a trapper 20
miles northeast or Deadwood, ID T., last Wefines-
day, and robbed him OF his horses and proyisions
They said they were going On the war path
Al a meeting or the reception committee IN Vic.
torla, Il. C., on saturday evening, Mr. Bunster ex-
member or parliament, protested strongly against
permitting the Chinese to take any part In the ne.
cepuon TO the Lornes by the erection OF arches on
the streets or otherwise.
colored man working IN the field I'm Henry
county, Ga, a few days since being threatened by
son OF his employer, seized the boy by the hand.
and, with knife, chopped il of at the wrist be-
fore the father, who was standing near, could In
Delegates were elected Saturday night TO the
meeting or the amalgamated association OF the
PlttsDurg iron district TO be held tomorrow. A
number OF the delegates say that they have been
instructed 10y their lodges 10 use every effort to
bring th8Etrike TO an end.
Gen. Sherman and his party spent Saturday
night on the summit or Mount Washington. When
they left yesterday morning the wind was blowing
at the rate OF los miles an hour and the tempera.
lure was so low that Ice had TO be cut from the
center rail or the railway track before the train
could descend the mountain.
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Admitted 10 High Scnoo,.

OF the IS candidates for admission 70 the High
school examined last Saturday the following.
named young ladies and gentlemen were success
Iul:-LiZze owen. Arthur + Sfnman John "A
DAlSn, Florence Perry, Rehccca Dunnineton John
r. SULLIVAN, VIM ". Caisho.m. Edith a. Grav
r rahnie Tough, Harry ToNner, Marion r. Wilton.
las he l. hlne, Anthony Roy, Lulu Rath-
zone, Maggie Stcr. Carrie Andrews
coombs, spencer Cosby. Emma
ballnan, sophie De Vote, Mary II Fauncn
Elizabeth C. Bonde. Mary A. Hanlpy Nellie Friend
Nate Hogan, Edith Flynn, Arthur W Uoirkin
Katie Darlington, Howard O Kdmonds HsIf1e NJ
Jones, Nate Layton, George Cline, James w
Anderson, q. A Lyon. IT., Carrie r. Thomnson
Nellie Spencer, kittie Martin. Nellie Mood ~ W
Willoughby, w. f. willoughby, Mary Brosnahan.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

COIoRED MAsoNs AT CHuRcT.-The Union chap
ter OF the cOlored Masonic fraternity, under COM
mand OF Grand High Priest Gusta Watts, attended
the services at the Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal
church yesterday evening in full uniform and
listened to a sermon by Rev. James A. Handy, OF
the Union African Methodist Episcopal church.
MRS. MARGARET PAYNE widow OF the late we'll
remembered Little Falls fisherman, died at her
home in the county last week, and her funeral
took pace from the Methodist church In Tenly-
town yesterday.
E. Cox, lady well known and highly respected In
this community, died at her late residence on Goth,
between NJ and n streets. yesterday morning.
after q long illness OF consumption, aged Ss
years-Mr. William Jackson, father OF Mr.. A Il.
Jackson an old citizen OF the town. died at his re-
sidence, No. 3017 p street, yesterday morning,
after lingering Illness aged seventy two years.
MIR: William DeakIns, former citizen OF this
place, died at his residence, near Teplytown,
yesterday, aged ffty-four yeara-Captain
William Seweli, an Old resident OF Iangiy, died
Saturday OF his residence In that place, aged
HIGH september lsth-ne4 am. u:a7
p. m.
THERk is movement on iooe Win our prcmi-
nent citizens OF town and county west OF Rock
creek looking 70 the calling q pIhlc meeting 20
take steps n reference % GAesf HRAD q tho mat.
tef Of street and road improvements
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A Revolution

in the treatment of diseases now taking place
Dr. C. W. Benson of Baltimore many years ago dfscoy-
cred sure remedy in his Celery and Chamomile Pills
be relied on to permanently cure sick and head
diseases. All druggists keep them. Price so cents per
box Two boxes for six for 81 so free by mail on re-
ceipt Of price. DR.. G. W. Benson. baltimore Md
C. n Crittenton. of New York. is wholesale agent for
DR.. G. W. Bensons remedies. sl8
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Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK. Sept. 18.-The Posts financial article
says: The week opens on an active money market,
the quotation for call loans being 6a7 per cent and
on United States bonds 4a5 per cent. Little is
doing IN time loans Prime mercantile paper is
6a7 per cent. Secretary Folger is in town to-day,
but not at the sub-treaSury, and authority cannot
be found for the report that he intends to buy
United States bonds for the sinking fund
so as to reduce the cash balance OF the Treasury
and thereby add to the supply OF loanabe funds in
the market. The Stock Exchange was opened for
business at II O'Clock. Us. bonds higher for
the as, and lower for the AS State bonds are
dull and steady, and railroad bonds are a fraction
lower: The stock market had a steady opening,
continued uutil a little afternoon, when 1t again
became steady, and is barely SO as we write. MIR.
Vanderbilt talks bulliSh.
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The Odd Fellows.


BALTIMORE. MD, Sept 1s.The representatives
OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge, L o. o. F., assem-
bled at their headquarters, Barnum hotel, this
morning, and, forming In line, paraded several Of
the princial streets, escorted by the Encampment
washington, and Marley Drill ' Association from from
Fellows Hall on Cay street, where an address
land, OF Maryland, and responded to by Grand
Sire Luther j. Glenn, OF Georgia. The assembage
sovereign Grand Lodge was begun Twenty-seven
Grand Lodges and twenty-six Grand Encamp-
ments responded to the roll CALL A quorum being
present, prayer was offered by Grand Chaplain j.
w. Venable, OF Kentucky.
THE ANNUAL REPORT.
The Grand Sire announced the usual COM
mitteeS on the state Of the order -
annual report. which was referred. The
year 1851, has been in every particular highly
W wit li1 the heavy losses by death
increased. Lodges have been multiplied
the benefactions have been augmented, and the
means ne, Il, Of dscnaIglng our duty to the sick and
growing demands upon the Order, and it is
stronger and better to-day than in any former Pc
n Sres oF s scTs; sF1sd
ordinate encampments isss Decrease ens Sq 49,
lodge mutations sso increase 4ols lodge
relief $685. III 50. increase slsS,lss1s. To-
tai rsgenq 4sa Increase
foreign countries, the report says: The general
outlook is favorable, though in some quarters the
at present cannot be " centroled dA0 IN Au s
tralasia the order is highly prosperous, in
Chill the outlook encouraging, in Denmark
condOe and pro as ass as ass as c sSH
reasonably be expected. In Switzerland
little progress has been made, and in the Neither
been established in the city Of Mexico The re-
port OF Grand Secretary Ross was submitted and
SAINT, which gives the following as the condition
OF the treasury at the close OF the fiscal year,
aHgass ss ss M a nnanSs IN
est which accrued on US bonds 81 439 Is; amount
received rec from grand secretary, from
aggregate s7s. 4e717. Payments for the session OF
the Grand Lodge OF 1881, SIS, l49 Is; purchase Of
go goo OF Us bonds 81 44s 75 all other expenses,
In the treasury In 1881, the revenue for the fiscal
year was $57, 60256. The revenue exceeded the ex-
penses to the amount OF 81, 762 20 Abiding to the
restriction for the investment Of the funds OF the
Grand Lodge in U.S. bonds, the Grand Treasurer
says: These securities, at the present high prem
1um, net but about per cent per annum, and
respectfully suggest, In view OF the present favor
able condition OF the treasury, whether it is not
advisable to authorize the grand treasurer to in
as pf the
yleid larger revenue the character of The securi
Ties pa 70 De deslgn rated by the grand lodge.
war. IS Tor charters and subordinate lodges
wee presented and referred. Among them petit
tlon from the Grand Lodge Of Denmark to With
draw from the Grand Lodge of Germany, and be
placed In the Jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge;
O'Clock tomorrow, and Providence, R. l., was
selected as the place for holding the session OF 1885,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

'IfdOMAS UNWILLING, AucuOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AMP AH.b z,I UNIM P PROPERTY ON IN >
AND FiFTEENTH sTREETs WEST And Il
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS WEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated the thirteenth a.
day OF July 1879. and duly recorded in Liber No a
District of Columbia. and by direction of the party
s secured tssrsRy will sell A. public auction
OF SEPTEMBER, 1882 AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ, in front Of the premises all those GER
tain pieces parcels Of ground living and being in the
and described as lots numbered thrty-one CD and
t33) In square tw hundred and fourteen
CAD. according to the public land said
District. said lots having each front of twenty five
t25) feet on M street north. containing about seven
thousand seven hundred e. 1000 square feet of ground.
Also, ON SAME DAY, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, will
sell III front of the premises sub lots numbered two
% and three 90 in square five hundred and twenty
eiht t52S), the same having front each of twenty
depth OF one hundred (lO0) feet improved by three
story Brick Dwelling House.
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance in six twelve and eighteen months for
which notes of the purchaser. bearing interest from
day OF SALE secured by deed of trust the property
sold, will be required, all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser. deposit OF two hundred dollars each
ancng &c. at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within week. otherwise resale at the risk aud
cost OF the defaultng purchaser after five days public
notice OF such sale IN some newspaper published in
Washington, d. c. JOS. G. g. KENNEDY.
sl6-d&ds Trustee.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 1S.-Virginia 6s. consols, 500
do second series. 49, do. past due coupons 593; do
new ten forties. 43 bid to-day. "
49,. Eleur steady and more active = Howard
4ooa4 55 do family ooas O9 city mills super, 90
high grade family 675 do winter wheat patent %.
Wheat southern easier: western lower and quiet
southern red 1o5sl. 90; do. amber, loa1 IA: No
western winter red, spot 1.08ta1 0Sss: September,
109al O82s: October, 1O7a1 07s; November, l. OS Ia
10Sh; December; 1.O91sal OBS: january. l. ,sa
ern white IS: do yellow S3as4 western mixed. Octo-
ber 7219a74; November, 67sl bid; November or
December: 6 bid November and December, new or
EN- 4oat4; do red rust proof $sas6 western white
steady and active 59s7s Hay qaetoPGime 70 choice
steady.mess pork. 400. Bulk meats shoulders and
is Clear rib es Hams 1sss Isrg
refined. IA Butter frn,-western packed. 16a22;
refined 7aaa. Coffee quiz. Rio cargoes. ordinary
to fair 7a9A. Sugar steady-A SOFT 9 copper refined
quiet. TX. Whisky quiet. l. 2Oa1; q Freights to
Liverpool per steamer dullcOOn, SOD -four, Is. Cd
per ao barrel krain n1minay Old Recelpts-no1r
bushels oats JIG d bushels rye III bushels Ship
wheat. 307. 200 bushels; corn. 81, 600 bushels
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District Government Affairs.
BUILDING PERMITS

issued by Inspector Entwisle: Mrs Bachelor, re-
pair brick, corner 1th and streets northwest.
$50. VIM. kob. remodel and repair brick SIS Yer.
mont avenue; $3.50. John Mckelien, remodel
brick north or III, between 2i and 81 streets north
west; 81, 200.
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TO-MORROW.

A UCTION SALE OF UNRFDEEMED PLEDGES
~ On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER NINETEEN, and
MEDN ESDA1. SEPTEMBER TWENTY, 1882 at
HALF-PASI SEVEN O'CLOCK P. NJ, we will sell, at
our Loan Once, No 1882 Pennsylvania avenue ali
S1ld and Silver Watches. Jewelry. Pistols Silver and
RATED are opera Glasses, Books and Musical Instru-
Ien!s Lades and Gents Clothing, Billiard Balls, ETC.
Parties holding tickets viii please take notice.
oIEINEM BRoS. tsl6-3t P. FOLEY, Auct.
- BENSINGER Aucuonee-
20 Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
s3S. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAIR
MSS, &c EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY MORNING, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK. Special attention given to the sales Of
Real Estate and Personal property Liberal advances
on all colsignments. lial6I S. BENSINGER Auct.
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STEAMERS. &c.

rINHE STEAMER 'MATTANo" LEAVES ira
II street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY. at seven O'Clock m, for Potomac river
landings stopping at landings in NOmini Tuesdays
and Thursdays, Mattox Greek on Sundays and Thurs
days, Chapel Point and Brent's Wharf Sundays down
sundays down" and Mondays up" retnrnng to to
Washington every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
afternoons.
For information applyt1
G. T. JONES. Agent.
my2S 9TH street wharf.