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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auction..r.
By d. B. CAMPBELL q CO.
C. n. TTON An.tfcu

..,nr.. q AsH IVNs AuGVIOu0efs
hOSTsh'S SALE Of lAlusbls Improved Proper
L ivy .irtn. of deed of trust b-arsns cat
the 2eth day Of February, 1882, duly executed by
hohn A. Aoulden snd wife, TO the subj criter, and
IecordeJ in iber J. A :, No. I4o, folios $50, a5l
49, and 1885, one Of the land records Of Washin
county, In the District OF Coiumbia to seclre Tbs
payment of certain debt therein ma med I sh,ll
sell AZ public auction on the premises on MONDAY.
The 18th dsy ct Angus, 1854. at O'Clock D m 10
the highest bidder, Lot 40 Z, in Square $50 With
the inpruvem,t ts ocnsis; ing OF two story Frs m.
House, with other necessary buildings.
Terms: One-thiri cash = the iesidue In eoual in
ssalnents, ut 6 and IL months, with interest
deed given and deed of trust taken to secunr
the deferred payments. .l- 80 -. :.
Ii the terms Of sale are not con piled With In Eve
days from the say of sale, the pro perry wiz lie re
sosd at the cost and risk Of he purchs er.
CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee.
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Important from Texas-Railroad Contract
Indians &c.

NEW ORLEANS, August 22-The steamship
Charles Morgan has arrived with later dates
from Texas: Among her passengers are r. J.
Walker and T. Butler King
Mr.. Walkers contract for the Pacific railroad
has been signed and sealed.
Gen. Smith has called for six coupsnie, os
mounted troops to check the Indians, and the
Governor would promptly respond A letter
from San Antonio says that the Indians have
organized large expeditions against Mexico
Texas has gone almost entirely for the
Maine law. The crops premise finely.
The steamer Crescent City, with dates from
Havana to the 18th, has arrived She brings
no news.
Thomas c. Porter has accepted the collector
ship to-day
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a.. G

DR1Ck AND FRAME DWELLINGS for sale at
- prices from $1,000 to 5000, eligibly situated
In various parts of the city.
Terms for some one-fourth in cash, and TIE hal
ance in !, q 8, and years. spply to POLLARD
WEBB, ksa Estate Agent. Office on Pennsylvan
avenue, doors east National Hotel, I'D stairs
aug 2-lm -. 80
A COUNTRY RESlGENCE q Lo1s
"A FOR SALE AT FLLAVlLLE.-Tha subscribe
las laid on 10 acres Of land In the peighborhood
bia6en sbnrg Depot, under the designation of Ella
Vile, aud offers the same SALE The lots cansist
OF from three to nine of WOO dand each LOT in
cluding a desirable site for building
On two Of the lots the subscriber has er.c,aa
handsome residences with every modern coptr.v
ance fer comfort One Of these houses and lot f.
offered for sole, and is now ready for inspection
Connected with the house Ia ell Of strong ne3;c;
nal water Complete hydraulic apparatus tuppl es
the bath room. kitchen; and water clofet with wa.
ter, which Is obtained in unlimited quantity with
out going out Of doors. Application NAV be n sia
TO Me..rs GREEN soorT, Auetioneers; Mr. WELLS.
ut the National Rotel, to the subscriser ON the
premises autographed plsn Of EIlaviiie Will he
exhibited, and terms Of sale made known on sppli.
catisn as above. fE
An omnibus runs three times day between Ella.
vile and WASHINGTON OHAS. n. CILVRRT
aug 1T
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES SEMINARY
:, FOR FUENG LADIES,
wAsAINGrcN D. C.

|, Mrs A. &. Sell. Principal precaptrese .
4tNRE du lee of this ~ n.insry Ill be reoomrs need
/. l. the 6ist MoId day IN septeu Der in q large spd
new huiidirg no- entirtly omp' eted. the location
of which if excs' dinghy eaubriou. on the corner Of
10 and 10th streets.
/ The oour.e OF studies viii be divided into three
depar nents comprising ,il the branches of q thor
ough education. - .-
/ A linn ed number OF pupils will be RECEIVED n
boardsrs, and every effort viii be used TO make
the Institution happy home for eli its inmates
Competett and eth lent teachers are engaged "a
assistants Tor each department o.
From the entire AID ebee' ing approlatien mani
ieste1 oy parents and frsnds a the recent sxami.
nation, Mrs. Bell eestns It uunecesssry here In
1or be the public with long list Of references
which can he found, with further particulars, by
consulting circuisrs deposited at ali the PRINCIPAL
Booh stores. ..r v !
Beard And tuition in English, psr term Of ten
months AID haif, exclusive cf the ysca.
81 so
Nusi-, WITH u,e OF ipsirume t.-..........-. 81
Painting in oil and Wster colors, .ach. - 20
La he sges' 90
Pencil Drawing and Pspier Msche, each , 10
Lay Scholars from four TO ten collars psr ousrts,
ftyn,ent 10 advance
P"P'is mn; enter at any time Of the year and are
cnsrg'Tt frern the time o. entTspcs; but none are
sim4sed FOR less Thea, Lone session. uuI-s. n nreyi
ors Asreeiner to thst effect shah havs been MADE
Payment half session in advance
s1g lev ...... .
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PARK HOTEL,
hla a q ~ 81 =, Fu0

PARK HOTEL, sf'"t +
This delightful Suburban RETREAT.
On IN, near boundary street,
go Is NOW OPEN F0a
.:,,:@ THE RECEPTION OF
~ THE PUBLIC.
The Proprietors respectfully inform their friends
that everything served up ut their ests blishment
shall be ef the bast.
The Billiard, Bowling, and Shooting Saloons are
In complete order
Parties will be served with Breakfast, Dinner, CT
Supper at short notice, and In the most approved
style, not surpassed by any house In the District
For the aeoomn odstion Of the public, Coaches OF
me gnfen Line VIII leave the corner of 9TH street
and Pa avenue every thirty minutes, day and eve
ring. commencing at 7 o'clock a. m, for the Park
Hotel; stopping at Union Hsll, street
WILSON 4 HAYWARD.
Prop'rs Union Hall. st 4, Park Hotel, 7th st.
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Procession And MEETING OF REcHABrrBs
The High Tent, o. OF r., and member, If
the order generally. are to 70 In proces,;on
this evening to the Ninth St-est N. P. Church
where exercises of interest to all friends of
temperance will take place The briehteat
minds Of the orderin the United States sre
here, and will doubtless take part in the mset-
ing. The complimentary supper ia to h c;v.n
this evening at Mr.. Baker 8 on c strs.f ~ s..
tween At and 9th streets, where . pleasant n.
union will more and moro unite the memher.
in the good cause they have ct heart. 80
REsAREABLy GROWTH or 4 1RxE,-Mr las.
Maher, the publ: gardsnsr, has sent branch
Q! Tree, csilea the hlver-leaf abels, spe-
eles OF aspen, Of remarkable growth The
uee vs. smai whsn planted two years age
n: headed 1t down, and now, in four and a
half months, its height is twelve, and . half
feet, proving that Pennsylvania avenue car
stand the drought with q tree of the " Old Ke,.
stone State forever" 127.i
Had Mr.. Maher the sole control of the trees
on the avenue for some years past, many think
We should have complete shade now on that
great thoroughfare. sa--5- .
ASSISTING THE ESCAPE OF Fan Aate I.te
hour Last night, Of6ser VIM Coz succeeded In
arresting VIM G. Bitner. who stands charged
with aiding and assisting Erb, alias Todschin
der, in his attempts to escape. Can't. Birch
held him to bail in the sum of $500 to appear
at court. ~
This morning, Capt Birch fxed the bail re-.
quired for Erb at $4,000 Erb made an an
davit before Justice Dom, with view 10 OBJ.
tain writ Of habeas corpus that he may be
be taken before Judge Crawford, to have ,he
bail fixed by the court. :
SAN GLENN IN T0wN.-The renowned Sam
Glenn, the amusing delineator of Character.
and especially the Richard the Third of the
age, is in Washington, we hear, alive and
kicking. He renders the crook backed tyrant
In German text most admirably, and is one Of
the few. the immortal names, like Richard
that were not horn to die. Will he give us a
taste of bis quality before he leaves?
PRosPERI's ExcURsION.-NextM onday af
ternoon Prospect, with his excellent band. give
an Aquatic entertainment, worthy of attention
| somewhat explained in the advertisement, but
not realizable there. You must be on tho ex
cursion itself to know what good things, mu
| slcally and otherwise, awaits you. Prepar,
| then for the occasion, to have an afternoon and
night of healthful pleasure. - ,'fa
WATCH RETURSs.-Jno Nash, colored, drunk
hne and costs. Thos. Mitchell, drunk, lying
In the street; dismissed
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Boarding.

I(OAHpiSG-Mrs DtyALL, Penna. ayenu.
ID nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has 6oe ROOM
and offers evsr3 desirable comfort and aoconmods-
fi"n for families or single gentlemsn-permanent
OF transient. No more agreeable boarding houss
viii M found IN Washnp-on !. IL,
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IMpRovFs FIRE AND WATER PROOF
COMPOSITION ROOFING

nv take p'eAure in calling the stfeution o.
w parties contemplating binding 10 this high
ly popular roofing material, which has been In ex-
teusive use thfop ghcut ths cities OF the west<rD
St ties and British Prsgir for upwards Of 10 yssrs
during which time Il hiss been rested by every VAR
ETY. cireumstanoes and Is universally conceded to
material Ia use, the valuable qualities OF cheapn ess
durability and security against the action of the e.
enaspts,- ---------- -
We are ready to contract for roof M In The c,ty
and country. r..i. sr..r.- IL a. - w 'itJ
Once hours from II 70 le m f, and to5nm
.5yi U.s. Sie e NJ, wAisREN A co
aug la-Sms S'sssA'
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LfOK sALE-A new and well-buiittwostory frame
- HOUSE, situated on north street, near 18th
ing part OF the city.
Mr. Boyd, the occupant, viii show the premises.
For Terms apply to JOS. TRAVkh6, Pa. avenue
between 18th and 18th sts ans 5-aswsvs
CNOK RENT-Ofac. Rooms Nos. and 7, seOolum.
y eia Place" corner Of Lodiziana avenue and IT'D
street. - JFfI
a. Also, tAs % and 4th story rooms, eaeh embracing
the whole extent OF the building. Applyto .',I
B. q BARNEY, 500
Je ZS-eou =. between 9th and It'll sts.
A EXCELLENT BUSINESS STORE for Rent.
n For Rent, very desirable business stand, suit
able for any description Of merubandsipg. located
on 11th street. one door from Pennsylvania sysnue,
next adjoining b. Farnhsm's book sed stationery
establishment 5....-+rse ..-rs-s Itul 4
70 good tenant and ssnt.el bueinsss the rent
VII be put at moderate rate by the yAAr, payable
IN monthly 1nsta iments. Possession given iUene
diately. For further particulars inquire OF the pn
dersiznsd. gro, A. W,-RANnALis
go qreoss, corner Pa avenue md Lab St,
IL SAsov
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MADAME CLINTON

HE great Natural ClairvoYart and Wonder of
OF the age, respectfully Informs the Git xens Of
Washington and vicinity that at the quest Of sew
raj ladies and gentlemen, che has returned to the
dty, and taken rooms at Mrs. Robiuson's, Pennryl
'ania avenue between LIST AMI ID streets, near the
apitol, where she can be c nsulted IN the past
'resent ana future events Of life. love, marriage
ourtsh hip, death, law uits, &c. Ladies fifty cents;
tents 81. 'tH =, -'Ff ano 9i-1va
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NEW FALL GOODS.

WE have just received large and general AZ.
wv sortment of new GOODS, Consisting OF
Cloths Cassimers Cassinets Kentucky Jeans. Elan.
nels, Muslin dc Lains, dark prints, bleaohed and
brown sheetings and shirings, Irish Linens, Cling.
bans, Apron Checks Bed Tckings, shirting Stripes,
&c.
Also, large assortment of ladies and gents. Cot.
ton Hosiery, childrens Woolrn and Cotton Hosiery.
Knitting Yarn, Knitting and Tidy Cotton, and MANY
other desirable goods suitable to the season
W. EGAN 4 SON.
Ne. 9, south side Pa. ave-, Sd door from 9TH ct,
aug 1S-6t
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BOOT 4 SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.

80 6ATENsIVB .y. .,.r ---
BOOT9 SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
Just opened in Iron Hall, ~
g p. HOOVER has htted up. In an -dhn
" attraetiye st le. the large and spacious u
store 10 Iron Hall, Pennsylvania ave., bet
9Th ard 10Th streets, spd furnished it with -
and Shoes ever exhibited in this city =
1t Ia the determination of the undersigned to
make this establishment excel in all particulars eve
~ other OF the kind in the country With this
ply Of every article In his line of business With the
most celebrated manufec in this country and
In future every variety of BOOTS and SHOES for
Lod'es, Gentlemen, Children and Servants may here
be found. -
No expense has been spared In fitting up this &c.
adjustment 20 as to make it attractive ~ place OF
susiness. He will apsre no effort to win a liberal
share OF public patronage. His prices shall be mod
of the manufacturers
Tae following are among the articles just re,
ceiVed:
FOR LADIEs +.
Black, bronze and colored Caters, thick and thin
White aud black satin Slippers, and English Kid
Slippers
French and American Morocco and Kid slipnara
Morocco walking Shoes of every variety
Toilet Slippers, snsmelled and worked, French and
American
Jenny Lind Buskins, Polkas, and other styleu of
FOR GENTLEMEN. -
French NO Patent Leather Boots
Do Calf Dress Boots. h IF Boots and Shoes
Do do and patent leather Oxford Ties
Caters, Pumps, &c.
Cloth Caters, black and colored
Ensmeled top French patent leather foxsd CATERS.
{ Eng ish Ties, &c.
Alvarieties of common Boots and Shoes, peseed
and seWed.
FOR YOUTHS, MISSES / CHILDREN.
YoathS Pumps, Dress shoes and Boots Of besuti mi
styles. and Of every quality
Misses Black and co!ored CATERS, Slippers, Walk.
ing Shoes Of latest patterns
Chudrens Shoes, embracing every style and quality
FOR BOYS.
have made particular arrangements for this de
partment Of my business. here, then, lot the Bows
come for just such shoes as they may fancy and
which have heretofore been 90 diiacult to find
FOR sERvANTs.
My assortment IF Servants Shoes Of all kinds Ia
large and very complete
respectfully request Of nv Old customers, and
Als1sndria, Prioce Georges, Montgomery, and the
surrounding country; slso, rangers visiting the
city, to favor me with call before PURCHASING.
desire to make no particular pledges, but hope. by
fair dealing, by polite attention and BY devotion 70
business to challesge the confde CO Of all and win
success IN my new enterprise.
10. 8. p HOOVER,
Iron Han Boot 4 Shoe Establishment,
aug I6-d1w&eo2w
Union, 1ntslligencer, News, Sentinel, and Bait
Sun copy)
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universalist State Convention

AUBURN, n. Y. Aug. 22-The UniversIis.
state convention assembled in this ci " thi,
morning The Rev. Vim. 8. Bslch, Of New
1 rork, was chosen moderator; K. Eddy, clerk.
The several district associate ions we're fopnd
to be fully represented The annual report
condemns human slavery. and advocates tenn
perance prison reform and peace. II Vas
adopted without dissenting voice.
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LATER FROM eSEYuv1
Progress Of the Cholera in the Wei Ina,

Nrw York. August A.-The news brourh,
oy the North Star from Greytown 10 not Of an
iuT ortant character.
ny the North Star, we have later nsws from
,ama'ea The Kingston papers wer. cooling
ao"n In regard to the bombsrdmsnt of San
Juan
Inc cholera was ab.,ing at Bridse,ovn BAR
Osaoes' but Was raging frightfully at 81.
fnhhps. Nine thousand deaths had oocu,r,s
10 the country parishes. sir thousand d..,h.
bad occurred at ST Michael',
ire cholera had also appeared q, 81 Incl.
and Grenada
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New YORK, August A.-Cole's furpisbiDs
store IN Fulton street, Brooklyn, was destroyed
by fire this morning Loss, $1,000.
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

Corner Of lih street and INs,o Fork auer.us
TNHis Institution will be op bed for the psxt yea,
1 on tie fl s: Monday In September. 1884. III.
number of pupils Is hni ed. TEs srho,l viii con
sift OF tbrte classes. Junior, Middle and Snior Ey
cry desirable facility is oertd hp Eca:ions shout
o. made Immediately Preference given TO thas~
Who inter for the lougest time
Circulars n the Bonkstores
TUE UNION FEMALE ACADEkYr viii oyea pi
The Same time. Circulars "a above - II
- RICHARDS,
~ 3t-dam MRS NJ A. EIruARES
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READ

N'ILTON'S PATENT IMPR0vLD GUITARS and
l. VlOLINA-Ws have baen appointed sole AGENT
for Tlton's Patent Improved Gui,ars and Violins
and have just received the first invoice to which De
invite the atten ion Of those interested
Persons having old Guitars and Violins can have
this wonderful Improvement attached Ly applics
ton 1t our store.
Old instruments taken In excl snge for new.
: o. at-- go JNO. ]. HLLIaSs
az Pa. avenue, between 9th ana 10th sts.
AuR Q-h - l#tF.a : 49, = = -
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Auction Sales.
D GREEN = SCOTT. A.etio...r..

~ GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctior..,.
DOCKS, sTAT1oNERY, MUSIC. FANCY ,,onns
ID Counter Gases, &c, at Auction.-lOr TuEsnIy
the 70 instant, we shall ssll at 10 o'olork a. m
at the Stationery and Fancy Store Of Mr. j W;ue,
on 9th street, between C,strees and Louisiana Ave
nue., he being DOW engsgsS In snosher bushnell !.
good assortmSnt OF the above, viz:
Blank Books Of every description
Letter, foolscsp and nate Paper
Envelopes and Cards Of every description
Large and 6ne assort nent OF Music
Liquid Glue snd Furniture poiish
large assortment Of Fsccy Goods, such as
Combs. brushes, Perfunee &c
Also, two fine Glass C,uuter show Gates
Win many other Goods which We eesm unneces-
sry to enumerate.
Terms: $25 and under cash; over xsb credit O.
sixty and nioety days for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing inserest.
GREEN Z SCOTT,
arg 80 Ancticneere.
BY GREEN d SCOTT, Auctioneer.,
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH
Il street betseen 2lst md 22d str~ets wvss st
Anction-Ou TUESDAY, the 2sth irsta IT. We shall
sell IN mont Of the y, e,ise Ut O'Clock D. NJ two
oeau fai Baliciag Lott. being Lots 10 srd 20 IN
spare 90. q. The too lots have q front en- North
rect Of l04 feet 10 inches, n, ming back to a 50
feet alley .s ..--.. 8 II -
They ". ii be disidei b, suit purchss
he los are perfectly graded and handsomely 10
Til in iisI utable. .,- go. =
Trims: One fourth cash; the balance In l. g 8
ard y ars, the IN rhas.r to give po'es z r The
deierr payments b1aring Interest from the day OF
A deed given and deed oftrust taken.
aug % Its - AprftSr.sr.
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a Judge 70 be Arrestss

NEW YORK, August IA warrant b a. been
issued Tor the arrest of Jadge Phillips, of the
marine court, on achargc Of assaultins n hack
driver
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The Yellow Fever at Charleston and s.-
Vauuah

COLUMBIA, August 23.-The Charleston Rosrd
OF Health reports four deaths from yellow fever
during the past week
SAVANNAH, August 23-The Board OF Health
report the deaths during the past week to have
been sixty seven, including forty four Of yer-
low fever. The disease is however decreasing
there being only few new cases to-day Mspv
citizens are leaving the city. The disease n
confined to the eastern section OF the ci "
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MISS YOUNG,s SEMINARY

CoTner OF 18th and streets, West End
'HE duties Of this School, for young ladies', win
be resumed on MONDAY, September lth.
Every facility will be afforded Tor thorousb In.
Engiiph, in connection with the 1rpnah Laa epAgs.
par Quarfer Of twelve weeks, fer he senier
Glass. Primary Glass $s frsnchs 10 addition, -
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Deaths from Cholera at Sea

NEW YORK, lng. 25.-The ship Delaware.
from Hayre, reports the deaths Of eighteen
passengers and one seaman by cholera
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Ohio Riyer
Fire in Brook vn

WHEELING. Aug A.-Righteen inches Of
water IN the channel Of the river q, this poiu,
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PRENCH AND ENGLISH

- RRENCH AND ENGLIsH
BOARDING. IND DAP SCHOOL FOR Y0BNG
ZEE er- LADIES' .-.. 5.a. - :
DY al. A. TYSON and Sisters, On st., betveep
~ 18th and l3th streets, Warrington, b. C-The
duties q tina institution viii be resumed on Mon
day, the 18th September, when the pupils are de.
sired to be punctuaf in their seats. :
For terms, &C., circulars may be had at all thu
principal bookstores In the city.
aug 10-eot1S:hSep
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FRENCH WINDOW GLASS

QUO Boxes assorted sizes 4 qualities,
I'VE subscriber has just received two 1mportations
i Of WINDOW GLASS from ntwstp, selected
expires ~ for him, Of superior qualities, from by
10 to 20 by so inches The stock on hand is at this
time nearly 600 boxes
Me chants and Builders ca now get supplies in
any quantities upon tbs very best terms ssd of any
required size. ~
for store or parlor windows executed at short no
tce.
Stained Glass for tranrons, ard Enamelled Gisss
for side lights OF Hall doors executed with reason
.-. r. II. MILLER
aug % cow Alexandria, Va. u
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FOB POOR ANp LABoRING NEy
25 CENT DAGUERRBOTYPES

JiE che apest beet, and only place In the city A
a T. at the old stand Of j. J. Wood bridge Pa ave-
iikersss beautifully colored aud fnirhsd sey ~ =
small sum OF IS c-nts We have two OF the best o.
orators in the United States Will. the polits 49,,
gentleInanly attendance OF Pref. Prank Ct. Ell 80.
'uadge, makes IL agreeable to all who NAV VIII "a
favor US with their patronage
aug 2l-eoSis O. - STEWART p~.,
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VALUARLE LAND FOR MALE, .vitttn et0ht and
hoy n.tss Of Rdshington.-The subscriber
will offer for sale until the LIST of September 1854
several valuable tract GLAND, two containing 100
acres each, well improved, with dwellings and cut
corn was r-ised the present ses son.
Also. three iote o. entire woodland contsining rs
follows. VIZ one piece OF 1921 acres covered With
OAK ana cese' ut timber; one piece Of So acres COW
cred with oak and chestnut; OF g piece of 81 scres
~ OF which are covered with oak, chestnut, green
ccdsr and pine.
Aiso four Lots OF so ores each about one half is
covered with oak, cedar and pine
Inc a"ove land Is located in a teaut,ful and
healthy part of Prince Georges county, is we'll wa
tered, easy OF access 10 end from Washington being
bounded BY the Washington ard Blsdensburu read
near Adelhi Mills. about two and hsIf miles above
Badansburg. and Is altogether desirable location
of Washington
For Their particulars apply to
EDWARD eIMMS,
1k-eo. SEMI q
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SELLING OFF AT COST

UIILL be selling Of until the 10th Of september
w next, his extern, i've and assorted stock of Boy
and Mems Reedy.made CLOTHING ut cost for cash,
With view of reducing the same prior 10 receiving
his falI and winter Goods. go.
J. RIGGLEs, Merchant Tailor,
It'll street. opp. Seldsn 4 Withsrs Bank.
au1 15-eoRt
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-24
DIED

On SUNDAY, the 90ih instant, at her residences on
afn s street west, Ms. ). CLEMENT REYNOLDS,