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AUCTION SALES.

RyGREEN = SCOTT. A,etieneers.
Two TMo-sroRY fRAME HopsEs sHa bcts
= "a Wilma aysnus, near the Navy Yard, at
Aucsion:-n TUESDAY, the 18th FMS sxuf, ~ shali
se IN front OF the premises at o'clock p n. two
good snd neall! new tvostory frsrnp Houees, con
tanning four rnoms ard cellar saeh. and trs Lots
On which they Sand being part Of Lot No. q N
Square se7. having ffeot en- Ytrrinis sr.nns ~
thrty,si1 90 feet: ru ming back % ten foot sllsy
between 81 and 4th streets. -'-fFe : '.
Title iniisputable. Ei.- n -.
= Teens: Onefourih Cash balance IA G. IL and n
months, foe notes hearing interest fron the ay al
tn sale. .-rrr1
deed giren snd deed oftrusf taken.t 7..r,t.,
r. ..s..y GRkBN 4 SCOTT, ~ y.
jy,lS-d .-'a -,Ei-.-i-Ssi = Z AuetSo0>srx
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CHILLING OFF All

CEILING OFF ALI -re ,--
y FANCY DREaS GOODS Ar COST
We commence selling off the remainder Of our
Fancy Brocsde, plaid, and striped silks
Printed Bereges. Tissues, AID Cha!ly de Lains -.a
Printed Beregs and Cashmere Sha~ ls aud Scarfs
70 Silk Hantillas and French Enbroider;es r..
{ And many other Fancy G DDS, all Of which will
be sold at cost for cash, or to prompt credit
TONERS. 49, 'ft =
Just received for Travelling Dresses
20 pieces assorted Ds3eigs. very cheap
Z All persons IN want of cry Of the above articles
ought to examine our stock, as we have determined
not to carry any over for the next .eafon. There.
fore great bargains may be bad by giving an carly
call. MAXRELL, SEARS O0LLEY,
7th street, three doors above Penn. avenue.
iv 13-an2w --t--- ~ . -.--...
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MT. VERNON HOTEL,
CAPE MAY.

ff'HIS spacious Hotel, hsvieg font of SGo feet,
/ sni wing Of sos feet, with $50 rooms, and &C
CONSIDERATIONS r zoo guests. Is now complete, sno
open for the reception of visitors for The ensuing
season It Is delightfully."- locsiej, convenient to tie
beach and all attractive places of res ,rt, and fur
nishsd With new and elegant furniture, making enc
If The most siry, oomcdious epacious confor table
and desirable plsees of reeort in United States
The Diuing Room OF this Hotel is so arranged that
parties Of tx moro persons can have their meals
sed at separate tables and different hours, with
of additional charge $50 .i.-.---.
FINE RESTA uRANT ant CnNFECrlOSARY
ROOMS are connects with re Ho,el, where al thu
Injuries and dsliesoies csa lie obt<in d 49, ~
BECK'S PHILADELPHIA CORNET BAND
has bsen engaged for the season and finally M
psins or expense has been spared to provide every
comfort, convenience, and luxury that can h. de
sired. ~ s. B. W00LMAN. ProPrister,
jy S-iH .-1 -r ~ -
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bot st sondout.

New YoRK, July IA serious riot occur
red at Rondout last evening. It commereed
in a low rum hole. A constable attempted to
and ran, followed by an Irishman armed with
knife. The constable drew his revolver, and
shot his pursuer dead. About 900 IrishmeB
soon collected, threatened revenge, when the
military were called out and dispersed the
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Vary pisastroua Gale.

I Rock ISLAND, July 2l.-We were vitited
yesterday afternoon with q tremendous gale.
accompanied with considerable thunder and
lightning. A number Of houses were blown
down, and several steamers lost their chin
neys. The Golden Era had her cabin entirely
destroyed. AtDavenport, a foundry and store
we're blown down, seven persons buried in the
ruins, and one or two man killed
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. NEW BOOK OF TRAVMS,

OC'1 Of IGyO6dl E4S 1 hdCh.
ttNORTHURFARI, or RambIes in
~ IcelaDdy" by PLIsY MILES,, suihor OF
"Esttsrs Of Communipaw."-sh his work will give a
record Of personal atEentnrss. in tour of abost
1000 miie., through the intsrior Of 1Ga,ad in the
Summer Of 1852; describe the extraordinary scene
~ OF the Country, visit to the Geysers ascent to
the summit of lit. Hckla; ard full account Of the
Discovery of Annerics by the Mortimer, in tbs year
1886, with the Biography, productions, manners and
CUSTOMS Of the people, Scandinavian Mythology, &c.
&C. The potts Of lcelsnd having, by slaw Of Dsn.
mark, Just ban opened to the trade Of the world,
for the first time within $50 years, this work now
Will possess peculiar interest. A large and beau
tful map of lcelsnd executed by naive IoeIsnder
sad brought from there by Mr. Mies a work equal
in artistic finish to any ever published In this couu
t.y or IN BHcope, can be seem at Taylor Maur,'e
The volume will be duodecimo of So pages, and
will be printed and bound In the best manner Az
Agent has been employed by the publisher to can.
va:s " Washington and Georgetown for subscribers.
subscription list will also be iett ct Taylor ami
MaU-ys, or o-jers fcc tie work received by any
tooige2"r- VII be Published early in Ju;T any
persons RENTING dollar to the publisher At New
York. shall have copy foraGdei 20 bis address by
mail, pest paid. The usual discount to the trade
Orders solicited CHks. NORTON, -.
q. Publisher, II Chambers st, New York.
ie Cn-.f ~
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The Steamer esrauac

NEW YoRK, July 24.-The Pacific brings the
announcement that the steamer Saranac had
arrived at MarseiIles TO receive the Amercsu
Minister to Tuuis -s5-
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Ohio River.

WaEELrSe, July 25.-We have had some
fine rains, and the river ia rising.
I Dispatches state that tho cholera is abstins
in the West A.. C. .r- ---E -, -
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STEAM MACHINERY FOB q. 8 STEAM
E FBI6ATES. .s5,e.

IL .,-.. NAVY DEPARTMENT, July 10, 1854.
n conseqnence Of various ssplicatioss rom differ
l. ent lats OF the United States desiring an extern
sicn OF time to enaole manufacturers OF machin1y
to prepare plaus snd prope ssls to be submitted in
kc,ordancs With the term Of the advertisement OF
this department. Of july ], 1885, the time specified
10 Il extended until the Isl Of eeptember next. =
iy 2o-dlw j. @ DORRIN. ~
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Canadian Electicu

MONTREAL, July 2l--Ths election a far Is
heard from has resulted fsyorably to the Elgin
and Kinks Administration.
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Navigation Of the Ohio River.

cIycISNArI, July 2o.-There is now Eve feet
Of water in the river hence to Cairo. FreiEhts
to ST. Louis forty cents per 100 peunds. ami
light draft boats abundant.
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New York Bank Returns.

NEw York, July 2l.-The returns Of the
Banks Of This city show the following totals -
Loans S92 o06. coo; Specie SIS, $50. 600; Oirou
lation So ,76S, COO Deposits SIS, 959 geo.
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MRS. STOVES NEW BOOK. -'.'
DUMMY Memoirs OF foreign Lands by Nus. Fl. 3.
- ftowe, vols, so Illustrations, s. "a, 8
Life snd rs Afrs, In two partsIdesl Lie end Act
ual Eife-s1 -.
The Sunshine IF Grsystons-a story :os girls, by r.
J. May, 75c ri.s.
Baptism its Nature, Obligation, Node. Subject and
b. nefts, by Lev. L. Rcsser, An.
WORKS BY DR.. TWEEDIE .s..;..-
Glad Tdirg e, or the Gospel of Peace-65c 81
Lamp to r:e Psth; or the Bile in the Heart- the
Iome and the market place-63s Bal ,srs.
Feed Time and Hars es., or Sew We'll snd Resp well,
63c , GRAY 4 BALLANTYNR,
iY1 tse,!tl sh street
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Mrs. DUVAId, Penns. avenue,
ID nearly opposite Browns Hotsl, has 6os ROOMS
and Offers ever dcs:rsfts comfort and acconmods-
ton for fsnilies or single gentlemen-permanent
or transient No moIs agreeable boarding house
will he found in WASHINGTON. j. bly, .
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a. WATCHEs.-Weh have Just received
NSNthe larssst assortment q superior GOLD
E S@9WATCHkS ever offered for sale In this CITY.
Xhywhich We are selling at grsatly reduced
prices. --s .-.-. -s.-.- = 80 e.. -4-.-.. -
Purchasers OF u 0 above may rely upon. having
perfect timekeepeys, and such each Watch IL guar.
sntied. 5t = 81 II. w. GAIT ABkO.
Sign Of The 0oldm Kagis, Ps. ere, bsev.
2 jy 3Q-et .E eth md 10th sta.
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=
nN the petition Of RErBss DAsurIs Of woodstfct,
" Vermont, praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him the 10th day Of October, $780, FIR
An improvement In INA hints fpr reducing worn
cut cloths sud silks y; vsryus kinds to the fbrous
state, so ~ to bsrApsbie Of being manufactured
into CLOTH" for seven years from the expir stica
II said patent which takes place on the 10th dsr
Of October, eighteen hundred and ffty-four QsS4,:
Il is ordered, that the said petition be heard
the Patent Once On Monday, the f6th Of septeu.
Der next, at IL O'Clock. aud all perrons notified
to appear and show cause, if any they have, Why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to bis
In ths Patent Vffce their objections. specially st
forth in writing at least twenty days before the dsv
of hearing Gil testimony fled by either party TO hs
used ut tie said hearing must be taken and trsD--
ted in socordance with the rules of this Ono.
which will be furnished on application. II
Thetesimeny in The case will be clofed on the 18th
Of September dispositions and ether papers relied up
IN as testimony must be fled In the Office on or b.
fore the morning Of tbst day; the argumspts, ~
any within ton dsys thereafter .-...
Ordered also, that this notice be published in ito
Union, Intelligencer and Evening Star washipgtcn n.
D. c.. Pennsylvania Phflsdelphic, Pa, Scientific
American, New York: ard the Post, Boston, Mas
once week for three successive weeks previous ~
the 18th Of September next, the day OF hearing.
r. s-.-...Ir si-- CHARLES MASON,
~ ..., $500 Commissioner OF Patents.
P.S.-Eitors Of the above papers VIII plsase 90, y
and send their bulls 30 tie Patent Once, With q p-
per containing this notice. iy 25ST3v
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CODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for August,
VI for sale at 5HILLINeToS'S Bookstore
81 Jasl.sr Carew. Knit, his Lkfo and Experience,
Fashion and Fsraine, by Mrs Ann Stephens
Thu Mysteries OF Convent, by noted methodist
Preacher
New editions Of Sol. Smith and Qparter Races ir
Kentucky -+
All the new looks published received immediately
Afterwards, and for sale at "a.
SHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
Cor. Pa Nv. and ~ st., OdeOn Building.
ty
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NOTICE.

r.NOTICE. ts-...
M e would inform cur patrons and the public in
w gensfal that, hayiny Iaads the necessary ar
rangemen's We ara now prepared to do all kinds OF
eILVERPLATING; also REPEATING.
s,- FIRE GLIDING aud GAiyANIZING,
restoring, aneaing, ant polishing silver CT plated
Coffee tea Pit hs1s, Castors Baskets, Spoons, and
FsrAs il tbs best nanosr, at short hotics. and at
Aiode rate prices -3't-'=t ..2f -
WARMER 4 sESKRN,
JED. -. I. Dealers 10 Jewelry and silverware,
~ ls-tAug4 Peuna. avenue.
POSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT COST
T COMMENCE this day to run of nv stock Of Dry
L Goods and Shoes ut prime cost. What remains
by the 10th OF July, will then be offered at auction
Persons wishing extra bargains will do veil to
call. ~ ~ "a ls5-G. oal@ ! enc =.
have q good assortment Of Dress Goods, Shawls,
Nantles, BOnnets, Ribbons, Parasols, &c. -
Also, good stock Of S1OES Of all kinds. 81
The Store will be for reat Gu the LIST of August.
<. - 10y l'i-i- r sn T. G. BROWN =
Cor. 9TH and sse !, Northern Liberties.
10 lT-d h z'i-s2 q H- ~ 49,. To- VI.
Ok HHDs. PLAsTERGRs' HAIR for sale on yer,
OC Pleasing terms. 81 rs ...... .-.,- :
20 -lf-i - JONA sHAFER SOY, -.
Louisiana avenus, near rerner 10th street.
. sfy law % i.-' -.
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\ 0UNTRY SEAT FOR SALE, sdjoirinr tn city
" of Georgetown, with a fine new brick dwelling
h'use, out buildings, large brick cissern. &C. &C.,
conBnhs IS acres Of land, with the finest views in
the District Situated At the junction of the New
and Ridge ads, with large fsonr en- both and ad.
Joining tie property Of Mr.. j. II. King Terms very
iihrral On credit. Enquire on the premises. Or it
VIII be exchanged properly IN New York.
jy lS-eolns - = u
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BUILDING LCfS.-For sale several deeirable
d Building Lots in the vicinity Of the Gty Hal:
slso in the list Ward, and neo variety in all other
parts Of the CITY, Also, two small frame dwellings
situated In IN irpros ling neghborhood; all CT which
Elii ne sod ca terms accommodating. Apply to
David Myerie, at Mrs. Adams, opposite to browns
Hotel, or through the post office, pos. paid. . i
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LfOR REST..-A lsrss three story House, with ex
II tsnsive back buildings, stable, ooachhoufe. and
sEokehou.e The buildings contain twenty-five
rooms and kitchen, and is well suite. for board
ing house. 1t is eitnated III, north side of east
Capitol street. abort one hundred yards east Of the
Capitol square The rent to a good tenant will be
$500 Yer annum, paid ~ monthly ;pstalments In
adyants.. WIN. EAsBY. :
jy l7-1swtf a .-.-J =. : a. =
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From the sonsh

SEw-oRLRAss, July 2s.--cotton dull. Bu-
sinsss quiet The general health Of the city Is
s"ou'i % = G.. .l-.s 80. "a a.. 90
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A FoJK-ETokY BRICK HOUSE for sale or ex-
IA change for mechanics w Tx and materials cit
uaied on the Island, and having one Of the most
neau iini open prospects Of river and high land
Further Information may be obtained ty sdJressine
me soeecrlber. q, RDB'T MILLS,
u i0--tf = Architect, CT pitol Eli.
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HUsBAND, WIFE, YoUna LADY

HUsBAHD, WIFE, YOUnG LADY
LET FACTS SPEAK:
- f. hARRHiYrls, Allegheny CO., Md x
49,. f.t.s.'1 1 So sss- May 4th, 1852. (
TO Messrs. Mortimer 4 Mowbray-Dear sirs-In
justice to DR.. Hsmpton's Vegetable Tineturs wish
TO inforIn you that was taken sick ON the Sd dsy
OF January last, with an affection Of the stomach,
pent physicians for more than two mehths--ail TO
little or no effect. had some knowledge Of the
treat virtue In Hampton's Tincture from one Lot
tie which my wife had taken two years since.
came to the conclusion that l would take DO
more medicines from my physicians, but try the
Tincture; and am happy to inform you that had
not taken it two days before felt Its powerful in
fiuero CO upon my stomach. have continued using
the T'nc.ure, and am now able to leave my room,
and can eat any common diet without much inccn-
venisnce or pressure on my stomach.
TIE afflicted, or their friends are daily visiting
me- to learn Of the great virtue there is in the Tnc-
ture OF HamI ton's.A p {. 81. -.
l expect to send you several certificates In few
days-one, especially, from = young lady WHO has
been confined to her room for twelve mouths, with
dissasS of the head, affecting the brain. -
|-t-,-.t4- .-aszt-. .-r.....-.- i. ". HALL.
On the permanently Of the cure hear him Still
another letter from the above: ave.
BARREIvuLE, Allegheny CO, Md.,
.g- .-..'" 81 October IL. 1852. &
Meesrs. Mortimer Mowbray: Dear sirs-I am
happy to inform you that this day finds me in the
Enjoyment of good health, by the use of your Hamp
toms Tincture and tue blessings of God M, ena
bled 10 pursue my daily avocatirns as usnal, ind
have great desire ths. the afflicted should know
the greet curative powers Of the Tincture.
e. Lam. with respect, years,
L. W. HALL /
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures OF Coughs
Broneaitis, kheunatisn, Liver Complaint, and
Rcrofuia. ... pc. ~ % - ,
E5- Sid By MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 40 Bal
tnncrs street, eaJdmore, and 3o4 Broadway, New
Z. d. CLARKE. CLARKE & BON5LINsi, ". ELL L
OFT, aud Fl. MCPHERSON, Washington; also, BY
r: 6. r. ClssEl, Georgetown; and O. @. BERRY
Ala1srdris, and ty Druggists everywhere.
iy 1T s'-a-
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caole,a & Cape May-Balamer. x.rtstz,
frnm Nav York,

New York, July s5.-The cholera still pre-
wallis in this city and Brooklyn, although II ie
believed that this weeks record Will show .
digit falling off in the number Of deaths.
There have been q number Of choiers desths
in Albany and Buffalo.
The money market Is very tight Stocks
dull. ~ -'-A-.S tie- - = :.
Fosf-sales Of 500 bushels Of state brand
81 81 81 q. 81 %. Southern, IS 80 q So 90,
Wheat unchanged. Sales Of 30 900 bushels q
corn Mixed, IS; white, rs yellow, 50. osts,
81. Rye, S114. - "a I..---
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70 CONTRACTORS And BUILDERS.


TfNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
i public that he kesps Constantly On hand and
for sale at the lowest prices, Large assortment al
articles ne. e tary for buitisg Iurposes. which be
hotes it will prove for thtir interest to call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Amcpg tb. most important ore .'i .--..i
PEN.REYlF MARBLE AED IRON AANTELS,
! whi.h for chesPnsss, bssuty and durability,
are UNSURPASSED
PARLOR IND CHAMBER ENA NELL Ed
CRATES. the latest New York STYLES =
DUNLAP &c cos HOT AIR FURNACES, for
heating priv.t. spd public buiicirg ga, churches
&c, the rery beet and the mort ecoaomicsl
Furna e nov in use
PONDS LKPROFED DOUBLE OVEN COOK
LNE RANGES
CAST IRoN WINDOW LLNTELS AND SZLLS
IRON COLUMNS, &c. = -r.
LINGUISTIC FLING, tor Hall. Nestfbuie, and
Ckarch floors -.
IRON RATINGS, of cast sni wrought iron, and
wire. Thss. are manufactured IN New York,
and for their beauty and variety OF psttern
and flush are uneQuallei.
The above Will he put up desir d, and every ef
tort will be made t. give purchasers satiefact on.
Apply at the -,
! Ornamental Iros Ware House,
Pa avenue, between Sd and ~ streets
/ ~ 91-eotf r. HAsKINE
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fcR RENT-A twestory frame HOUSE. contain
T. Jog Eve rooms, in good order, on the east Size
o. 9Th street west. between NJ and N streets north
Enquire Of MrS DRAIN. second door north, or 70
the subscriber, corner Of 9th and streets Rent is
$40 pes month, payable monthly None need ap-
ply tut these that can bring good recommend .tiops
the house wen kept i 49, - + n. IGRn =
jy 2A3ts1 - ---.-t o. = 80.
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IfOR RENT-01ice Rooms Nos. and Z, ssColum
/ bia Place." corner Of Louisiana avenue and It'll
street. . --ei
Also, thu Sd and 4th story rooms, each embracing
the Viola extent OF the building. Applyte
8 BARNEY,
je E-eoh z, between 9Th and eth gts
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a-- R. NEVITT'S o.
- SADDLE, HARNESS, AND c.
l. TRUNK MANUFACTORN, 51'i orb,
~ a,ie IA aUenae. bstscsen l2th ard s.h strret.
Constantlv on band and made to
kzHl1x order, SADDLES BRLDLES and
raN G1M HARNESS. TRUNKS, CARPET
41Ae2-A=4-O BAGS EALICKS de-
Old Saddles enc Harness taken in exchange fer
new. - ---."
Ali manner Of iiepa:ring neatly sad promptly al
tepded Ia ~ rrF --'- Re 2S-im
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nor RENT-That pleasantly located dwelling
E. HOUSE. en- Eth street. Islend NJ ar erpithso.
nian institute. iatsly occupied by Capt. a. scCaus
land, containing ten rooms AID kitchen, and yard
Of fne fruit ana grapes. Rent moderate to care
fui, prompt tenant JNO l.. SMITH.
y e-eotf Attorney st Law, OIL 9Th street.
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N - - sHILIINGToS's Bookstore
Ths yeeuits daughter, BY Ned BuntIine
A Yess after Marriage, by +. =. Arthur
Rosa Lam bert, by Reynolds Pkg ~
q RsiSnsid Lyle. by Miss fsrdoe 81.
Fsrmingdals, by Caroline Thomas
Gideon Giles, or the stru ggles Of Lin
The Great Pictorial BrotS e Jonathan for the eta
Of July. .,....-f
And everything In the Nagszfne Book 6oxD~sS
JOE SHILLINdroNs Bookstore,
-s. ~ Coz. Pa. sy. and - st., odeon Building
Ia f7-n
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or1TE OF THE iTEsRNoasIEg. -Ths the,.
nome1ef, IN our counting room, at II O'Clock
ooSy, 5000 af 30 degrees above zero.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT. Aactionse 70.
ExcELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
IA Furniture ut Auction.-on WEDNESDAY, the
NTH insta nt at 10 O'Clock m, ehall % at the
residence 81 sentieusn declining housekeeping on
the east tide Of 9TH, between and sree. moth,
(the tag win designate the house) an excellent a.
soRtment Of Furniture Wis: = =,
Mahogany Sofa. cane seat and other CHAIN 90
Msmpt and other Tables, GifanSoles "a 20
Walnut and other BedsteAds - - =
Feather Beds and Mattresses u -
=. Mahogany Bureau, wsshstand, Curtx,us
Thrte ply ana other Carpets Ea
: o. Giass and China Ware - ri. -
Cooling and o. her Stoves ~ ~ ~
With . good assortment Of Kitchen Requisites -
A good Ea1dle. bride snd maeiingale, with many
other articles which We deem unnecessary to emu
rrerats. zr.r 49,. ~ -
Terms cash. GREEN SCOTT,
" 4--d a..- Auc.iopsers. -
BY J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.'
nwELdING aoUsE AND LOT on the Island
u at Auction.-On WEDNESDAY afternoon, the
10th instant, at eielook, ON the premises. shall
ell part Of Lot No. % in Square No 400. fronting
running back loo feet, improved by . snug two.tory
ffsms Dwelling, Il BY 20 With a twostcry back
Nrns: One half cash !; the balance in g. " and
IL mon tbs, hesriug interest aud secured by . deed
- "a p e.. JAS c. MCGUIRE,
V I'd go Auctioneer.
BY GREEN d SCOTT. Auction.ers.
GIVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AuC-
~ tsn-On TUESDAY, the 18th August, xeshall
sell, at 6H o'clock p. m. 81, 2E Is feet Of ground
having font on c street south LIS feet S inches
and on 9th strsst east 2sl fset 10 inches. ~
The above will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
Terms: Onethird cssh; the residue In one and
two years, on notes, With interest ra y.
| A deed given and deed ftrnst taken. M y
i 9RERN Il SCOTT,
jy lS-2aw r Aucsenesfs
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PLEASURE TRIPS

KSlk- 4 The Steamers GEORGE NAEu1N6-
TON ot rHOaIAs CCLLYER can, be
for public select parties to visit Mount
vernon. fo,t wasbington, White House Psrition,
on any ether places on the Pctoeaac river = 3,
The scenery on the river Is very handsome. - 2
For particulars apply to the PRECEDENT Of the ocpB.
paEy. or. thsiCaptains CT the Boats. 49,
49, : =. JOB WRSoN, Ez -.
..lf - - = SAMUEL eEDNKY,s al: y
Nv e-2m ~Sf'sa g. 80 - = Ckotsfus.
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~ have for rent, several new HOUSES, With 2
acres Of ground attsched to each, situated on 'Ken
dau Grsen," little moro than mile n,rtheas.eriy
from the Cspitl
cellar woodshed, and sIab!e 70. each and pumps of
excellent water OF hand.
The situation is beautiful, overlooking large
poi Jon Of the city, aud in full view Of tho Capitol
The approach 10 by 7tii and II SITS Delaware ave.
nue. and NJ street
An omnibus line for usual fare, hs1 besn perma-
Een.ly established on the route, and runs twice a
day between Kendall Green and tbs President s
squsre, leaving at .. m and p. m Rstu ming,
leaves Centre Narkst, where It makes brief stand
at az ani 81 O'clock.
Rsnt-TWO- HUNDRED DOLLARS year.
the houses not yet tsken are OPEN for inspection
and can be seen by applying, to WM. sgIckNEY,
who lives on Cottage street or myself, 1t my resi-;
dence rear the premises. -r
je 3Q-tf "a AMOS, KENDALL