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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, April 2. I8s

GEOaGErOwN, April 9, 1854
Business upon our canal this morning pre-
sented quite lively appearance. A consid-
cradle number Of boats, heavily laden with
Hour, grain, DC, have arrived since Saturday
The inspections of -four in our markets ac-
cording to the report, for the frst quarter of
1853 amounted to 90, s39 whole and 1923 half
barrels 1t is now reduced to a certainty that
the amount Of inspections for the first quarter
of the present year will fall short Of the above
amount at least Al. 900.
Some 5000 to 5000 lbs of roll butter from
wagons sold this morning at $40 per 100 lbs
Another publ meeting of our citizens will
be held tonight at Forrest Hall, to discuss the
various subjects connected with charter re-
form, taxation, &c. AS all parties are invited
to be present, we presume that we shall hear
both sides of the various questions which have
for some time agitated the public mind, thor
oughly and fairly explained. Every voter in
the town is invited to be present. We would
suggest to the speakers to get upon the plat
form so that all may hear.
Your reporter was a little mistaken on Sat
urday, in supposing that none of the George
town bellies were present at the Presidents
Levee. We can assure him that notwithstand-
ing the inclemency of the weather, Georgetown
was pretty well represented, by some as pretty
faces, bright eyes and rosy cheeks, rs can be
found in any city of the Union. No Peregri-
mas, but real brilliant, dazzling buds of beau
ty, just in their teens By the by, Georgetown
bellies rank so high in point of beauty above
their sex in other quarters, that they have
taken rather high dudgeon at being so uncer-
enormously taken to decorate another list.
Adjust your specs mex thine, Mr.. Reporter.
There is bat little doing in the -four market.
Buyers are offering 81, but holders appear un.
willing to operate to any extent at the price.
Wheat-prime white $I.65 81. 20; red 81 go
. 81 .65. Sale this morning Of 600 bushels of
yellow corn at 70 cts; white held at So cts.
sl4 -s,eas... ss.s5s zt 80. SPECTATOR.
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By T.. s. WRIGHT G.orn.,.-

Oy -. y. SRAOHTs GEORGETOWN.
HoCSE- AND LOTS in Georgetown for sale q.
IL public section. On TUESDAY afternoon. the
4tn OF A rl next. commencing at about half afte,
fociock, with the lot first named, the subscribe
VIII cher for sale, on the premises TIE following Iots
I'D OeorgetoWn q, with the improvement Is thereon:
ift The southeast front of lot No 1871. in Be.u,,
ADDITION: and the south west front OF lot No Q In
ucImans addition, The whele fronting about s2
inches Oh the north side OF Bridge street betveen
montgomery and Green streets by 90 feet deem. on
which is small brick house ~ VI
ID Pant OF lot No. 5, in Beatty ani Hawkins 81
M'lon, fronting 10 Zee: on the east SIDE of Igh Of
continued, between Gay sni Dunbarton .t,e ets- ON
which is th-ee story frame house.
id Lot No 20, in Beatty i Hawkins adlitir
fronting 90 feet on the west side Of Frederick street
between 5th and 9Th streets
Inc terms CT sale are, fourth Of the purch,s 81
money to lie Paid in hand. and for the balance a
credit OF six, nine and twelve months win be pixa
the pure has,rs tsgive notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest from the day Of sale: and on fIIj
pat nient OF the purchase money with all iniere :,
ana costs the proprietors will convey 10 the
tive purchasers, all the right, title, End interest
vested in them. Title indisputable All conyevancs
at the expense Of the purchasers If the terDss ~
not complied with within ten days from TIE day g.
SALE the propri tors resume the right Of resliny Mt
the NIX and expen@e Of the first purchasers in d.
fault. f WRTlur Hs.. ~ u'
mar 2r-d NSAoAAeeA'
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Less Of the Spanish Steamer Pissr1o

New YORK, April 2.-An arrival from
Baracoa brings the particulars of the loss
of the steamer Pizarro. She struck on a
reef off Cape Mary, on the 18th ult., and
had on board 800 troops, all of whom,
with the crew, were safely landed. Eff
forts had been made to get the steamer
Off, but it was feared she would prove a
total loss. A shock of an earthquake
was felt at Baracoa on the 10Th.
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From the British Proyincas.

HALIFAX. April 2.-Parliament will
rise next week. Several bills have been
perfected for the construction, under
government patronage, Of 200 miles of
railroad from Halifax to various points.
Present indications point to q speedy
railroad connection between Halifax and
the United States.
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R1S0aEIHING NEw.-In consequence of III. III,
tral pa ronage bestowed On the METROPOLITAN Gal
i,ry' the proprietor has made an engagement with
hr. verge, an artist fom London, by whose pro
and Durability unattainable by the common method
and far SURPRISING in beauty of effect and delicacy
OF 0, detail the finest paintings on ivory To avoid
olSappointment ladies and gentlemen are invited to
iatures will then be made at the hour desiansteJ
Metropolitan GALLERY over Lane & Tucser's tore
pennsylvania avenue, hetv cen ~ and 9Th streets
GEO. ADAMS, Artist
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By GREEN q SCOTT. An.tian..,

By GREEN q SCOTT, AucttonesI,
Two NEARLY NEW Two-STcRY FRAN!
L Houses and Lots at Auction On MONDAY
the 81 Of April, shall sell at 5 O'Clock D. m in
iIcn' OF the premises two nearly rev aud we,ibult
frame Housss, Containing six good nd couvsnie-l
IL arranged rooms .sch. word house. &c and IL,
u Is ON which they stand, being rur, Of Lot No j.
IN sqnsre No Az. The at owe d described property i,
situated on the 'ou'h side OF North street t~twee,
70 a So foot alley. NV -
Title indisnutab,e.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, ana n
months, the purchaser to give notes for the d.
'er ed payments, bearing interest
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
knr+
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ny OK EEN q SCOTT, AOctioneel D.
EANCY GOODS AT AUCTION On THURSDAY.
j the 9th instant, We shsll sell, at O'Clock A
ID, In front of our store, a large sssor,n emit Of
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Soaps, CO,oen-s, Hair Brushes
Portfolios, Portable Writing Desks
ShsVing Cases, Oileloth, Blackinr
Razors and strops, Shot Bags
Powder Flasks, Percussion Caps
a and Table Spoons, Clo-k
deg Bonnets aud Chiit1 ems Cars, &c
Inc above mentioned stock belongs to a gentle,
highest bidder for cash. 'Ae
apr 3-3t Anct;on..r.
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New telegram Lima

New York, April 2.-Mr. Lewis,
manager of the Sandy Hook telegraph
line, is about to construct branch line to
Staten Island, thus affordiag great con.
venience to commercial interests.
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New York Marlrnf

NEW York. April :. -Flour-sales of
5000 barrels Of State at 81. Southern at
$3.50. Wheat: sales of 1000 bushels of
Genesee at 81 IL. Corn: sales of 90
600 bushels Of mixed at IS cents and
yellow at iSasO cts. Cotton dull. Stock
quiet.
Philadelphia Market unchanged.
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Large CONFEDERATION

New YORK, April "A fire has broken
out in the Government buildings, situated
on the southeast end of Governors Is
land. and is now raging with great fury.
The loss will doubtless be very heavy.
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Marine Disaster

New YORK, April 1.-The steamer
Southern from Charleston reports an un.
known brig ashore fifteen miles south of
Sandy Hook. The crew were seen in the
rigging.
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Conviction Of q Murderer

PORTLAND, April 1.-The jury in the
case of Connolly Brothers, on trial for the
murder of Gunner at the late Irish riot,
have brought in a verdict of guilty of
murder ia the second degree.
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By J: C McGuIRE, Auction..r


hRf VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIN-
proved Property at AEction NOND.
AFTERNOON. April 3D. as4l% O'Clock on the premises
saail sell part of o: No g. in Square 3i5 FRONTING
81 ieet on llth street, between 6 and II SITS north
running back 20 f.'t inprov' by two three stor,
and basement brick Dwelling Houses nearly new,
ara oa'it in the most substantial manner each con
tanning eight rooms
AZ o'eiock-0n the premises, the eastern
part OF Lot No Il. in Square 374, fronting % feet
inches on north street, between 9th and 10th sts
west, running back les feet.
Thic is very desirable lot for building pu,uos., ,
AT . = o'cl0ck-or Immediately after tb,
soove, shall sell parts of Lots I, g 3, and 4, In
square COL fronting % feet 10Th street west, b..
tween south c and Virginia avenue, with the ina.
oveTents consisting of hand some two story "a
nine mons AVID Kitchen
This property is handsomely situated in the mes,
peasant and rapidly improving part of the Island
Title iujisputable.
Terms: Ooe fourth cash; the residue in 8. r. s1,6
10 mon his, for notes satisfactorily sscurti hesrir
interest Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
hhEr -o-u Au~tiNpeer
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Destructive Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-The new
church, near Paramount, built for the Rev
Mr.. Armstrong, was destroyed by fire
last night. 1t was to have been dedics-
ted to-day. Loss $1,000.
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Market UNCHANGED.
Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-The steamer
City Of Richmond, which left here this
morning, was compelled to return this
afternoon in consequence Of some damage
to her machinery. She was taken for
the City Of Glasgow, and so announced
from Newcastle.
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AS-SPLENDID Pictures Those of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail to pay visit TO Piumb's Rooms on
the avenue He has OIL exhibition there some choice
sPeeimsna OF the new art of Da3u rTeotyping in Oh
There is portrait executed in this last stx L. Of
PRESIDENT Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
arnst every 'ineamsnt thereof giving life like ex
preston. MIR. llumbe is reckoned among tho first
Daguerrean artist Of our time mar &c
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIone.r.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON TIL
Island at auction On MONDAY afternoon
April 50 Mt o'lock, On the premises. .ball Sc
parts OF Lots 2 8, and T. in squsre 35I, rontins
80 " on ioth street west, between south street
and Virginia avenue, " ith the INN, o, ement,. ron
sung oil hand ONE two-steyy ani at; c moierr
ouiis irsme dwelling House. G n.ainipg rise 10. n,
pr perry Is mos handsomely s'.usted 10 IN
ISlapd P~i' Vi VI
Title indispu.abl
Terms: Onefouth cash: the rss ID ne In siy. twe,v
and eishteen months, for notes sstisfscto,iIv 70
cured, bearing ioterss'.
JAS. c. MoGUIag,
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~ Now Is THE rIME-The display of dsgusrrso-
types ct PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue., Is truly magnificent The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the Splendid pGflres they obtain there. Let it be
duly remenb efed nd patroni5ed. Enterprise With
genius deserves support, ard what IL gratifying, a.
ways sttains it. Th;e accounts for the success Of
Plumbs Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken 10
oil weathers dec5-
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Three Lives Lost

CHICAGO, April IA boat containing
three dead men was found on the lake
shore, eight miles west of Michigan CITY.
They are supposed to have been fisher.
men from Milwaukee, and died from ex.
posture.
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AUCTION eALH6v
J. 9: McGUIRE, ancf,cn,,r

" ABLE lMPhoYED ANO UNIV
- -, Pr,'I s, rr"T'rty at Auction -,,n MoNDA,
snaii sell part o. Lot No o. In Sou, 81. fru..Ss
80 iest on llth street between and ~. narsp
running back 20 feet improved BY two 1S
sniIt IN tine o os,es Sseiing houses. nearly new
containing eight rooms ee'n nous
AZ o'clock, on the rremisee, tn. s.s,.,,
part of Lot No. IL, in Square 3I4 fronting 90 &c
inehts on north street, between 9th and 10Th AZ.
west, running back los feet s's
This is very desirable lot for building puInosss
Terms: On Fourth ash; The re idue in G. IL. an.
eighteen months, for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest &c. MCGUIRE
mar I'D Auctinn..,
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MINING bONNETE, =
~ FLOWERS AND RIBANDS.
Just received at SHEDDS, nth street, between
penna. avenue and street, large lot Of Bopnets
flowers, and Ribands, of the choicest kind, which
vii De sold at the lowest cash prices.
Also, Siik, Lawn, Grape, and every hind OF Bonnet
IN de to order With neatness and dispatch.
N. Bonnets bleached and pressed in the btst
"Aanes,Da s.ssfr.l 80 -1zs44s mar 2l-dn
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COL. FIRE MONT,

Is no" engaged In another Exploring Expedition
20 tne Pacific. O. 8: Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and haa al ieneth
brought before the Public Compound, which Is
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
Issuy. see Circulars to be had of the Agea Is,
Soil BY all Druggists in Washington aud George
t0Wn, u: U. H. d. GILMAN, General Agent for
washington and surrounding country.
q. =. FISHER co. proprietors,
No. AZ SUPERIOR Street Ciar-lanl q
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The Weather in the Wast

CINcINNTI, April 1.-The weather here
is very cold, and it is now showing brisk
ly.
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HARrFohD, April 3.-The election in
tins State Is progressing very spiritedly.
me impression Is generally that Anti
Nebraska Is carrying the day.
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~ CARD--We invite ths attention of the Star
readers to our advertisements of Dry Goo in ether
CD I'm IS OF This paper, believing We can offer the
b'st indacem in our line CT any store in this
city, to persons who buy for the cash
VERIFY, TEBBS / VERIFY,
Corner Penna. avenue and 7th street.
apr 3-3t
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Hire il Cleveland.

l.. ~'. a;s. Ohio, April 3.-On Satur-
day n'ght' fire broke out in this citv
wnieh consumed the Engine House No.
:; eturtessnts Planning Mill, and three
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Fire Near BpHslo

BUFFALO. April 3.--The Collegiate In.
Stitute. at Brockport, was burnt Yesterday
Loss $4,000. -
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TWO STOKES on eth street and fi.e Race
a ment-For rent, two stores ~ the new bu;li
ing, directly liz ro,.s % tae nsw portice of the Pat
ent Once, With bath.ro, m to each.
Also, the Basement, 80 by rs Feet, finished in first
la!e syi-, suitable for an eating house. barber shop
Or job printing office.
Inquire of RATES & Rpo
mar 22-eo6t
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go. The wife Of Joel Willard, who was
bitten by cat abouttwe months ago, del in
Buffalo on Tuesdsy Of hydrophobia :
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Ws.er in TIE ohia

KEELING, April S.-The water in the
'''o al this point, is seven feet deep.
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BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agents Harper's ard all the othsf Magazines
ana our readers VIII always fpla large and good ss
softnient Of Blank Books End Stationery at ms Book
sore, 'tteon Building ut street and Penn
syiSania avenue. aug 10
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hAtitFCL Country Seat Cor Sale
- On the heights adjoining the CITY and next TO
"kslorama," containing Is acres of ground, with z
large brick dwelling House, Barn, and o.her out
This Is one tbs isest desirable places in the Vi.
clnity of the city. For terms and other nforma ion
apply 70 Z. W. pAIRQ.
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DOR SALE-~A full blooded, we'll broken, and
Il handsome Setter DOG. This is a rare chsnc.
for q sportsman to secure q superior setter For
particulars apply at the Star Office.
f.b 2S-tf
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-, ~ New style Of DaguerreotyPes, on Paper and
asss-Strsrgers and citizens invited to call AID
examine the Now Style Of Pictures now made at
MOTT Cos Gallery, Pa. avenue, nesr !! ID street.
A1cittance free jan 4-dtf
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( xARDEN For Rent and Stock For
~ Sale, consisting Of Horses. Cows. Carryall
HarLess, Carts, Furniture, &C. with about 10 thous
ana Celery. great inducement will be offered, az
me und- rsiSned is about to change his business-
APPLY on the premises, corner of 18th and Boundary
hT cts norm, T. j. HUTCHINSON.
IL no; sold before Wednesday, the 5th instant, it
will be offered to the highest bidder at o'el'k
ap 32;*
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~ most beautiful. choice, and varied a.sort
ment OF fresh Spring and summer Clothing has lust
oeen opened by Noah Walker & Co., propretors of
the celebrated Marble Hail Clothing Emnorum "
our citizens, as well as strsugers should, bg all
means give thsm trial, their DDS are made up
IN the very best manner and most fashion able style
he. STOCK consists of full dress and business suits
fine black and colored Cloth frock and drase co.ts
rich Vestings &C., with a selection Of Furnisbing
doods not surpassed in the city for beauty and STYLE
partcuiar care and attention has been paid to the
Boys and Youths Department WIZ
Their prices are uniformly low, and we saw n ono
and all, call on them before purchasing elsewhere
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LlSH1NG TACKLE.-Mrs G. AMBER
- Son has just received supply OF superior
Bass and Trout Rods, mounted in German silver and
brass.
Walking Cane Rods
Hazel AMI Peppercord DO, for light fishing
rings ''N
superior Reels, Artificial Flies and Minnows
Silk Lines, twisted and plated, hsndlines fitted
up, &c Music, Stationery, and Fancy Store,
mar A-tf betNeen I,tn sn2 12tb sta
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VI COMPOUND CUsEBIN POWDERS, sanctioned by
the Medical Faculty. a csrtaip, SAFE and effec.ual
remedy for Ehe Of all those diseases where Gu
pep or Copsiva are used. Prepared with great care
ana attention, by T. D. GILMAN, Chemist, Pennsyivs-
MIA avenue
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Deal ESTATE FOR CaLE,-Tbe
~ undersigned will se,; on asoommodatipe terms
consisting Of large an"". of chs.n Ground and
na.4Rss o. '-.uso!e Building Lots, in various sec
tons Of the city. Apply to
1HoS. LUMPAIN, Office, 10th Ct, ort,
J. G. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
mar 14-lm :
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LNOR SALE.-A very desirable FARM on the
Il Rockvil Turnpike, * miles from Georc<town,
containing 100 acres IS of which is perfectly set in
Timothy, the balance, 25 acres, In Timber OF sure
rior quality. The Improvement consists of a cor,
iortabie House, large barn, hay barn, sufficient for
100 tons hay; house to hold $50 barrels corn !:
stables complete Tor horses, DC. It has q Peach
and Apple orchard of 600 trees. All the bulldogs
are new and covered with best cypress shingles Tie
spr ng of the purest WATER the quantity of water
given out from it adapts it particularly as ssiry
farm The neighborhood is of the zasss respectable
character. The lands aejoining are being rapidly
politan Railroad runs within Is mile of the Farm.
and it being nearly eQuid, tant between aeoryetown
and Rockville, secures Depot at this place. Fer
terms apply TO j. L. KIDWELL
mar LIT High street Geor0.tourn n n
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"A HENRy's INvGoRATING CoRpI.L-The eel
6rated cure for GENERAL DEBILITY and all NyRyor
DISEASES Price ~ per bottle, s bsttles for as
for IS; II for SIC. For sale by w.
W. II. GILMAN, Washington,
PEEL STEVENS, Alexandria.
MACPHERSON MARSHALL, Baltimore,
" DYorr Sons, Phila 'elphia,
And by Druggists throughout the country.
mar 23-1m*
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BONNET LA WNs.-Just resolved |. 10, Of
Y the above very desira bic goods, Of the uost
L shionan'e coiors, for spring bonnetf.
g .,..... - ~ -s-itav A TATE,
a. Pa avenue, between 10th and 1lth ST..
nsS ~ -toct Qntf -. ssn
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EVERY MAN A FREEHOLDER "

THE UNION LAND ASSOCIATION respectfully
l. 1nioim the public that they have taken up
TRACT OF LAND elgtly situated at the Junction of IL
Bridge road, Marlborough road and the Piscataway
road, fronting On the river, directly oppo lite the
Navy Yard, and commanding fine views of the CITY
OF washington, and the Potomac River which they
intend laying out in BUILDING LOTS to be d;Si,.i6
Wei 6y taiHt as soon $50 Loisare subscribed for
The principal object of this Association is to pro-
mote the comfort AMI independence of the laborng
ana mechanical portion of the community: to give
10 every man. however poor, opportn nifty of uro
curing for his family homestead and in their en-
oeaVors tn accomplish this desirable object they have
given preference lat au advance price, to land in 2
healthy and pleasing situation, with an abundant
supply OF good water rather than offer lots in an uu
wholesome district.
The size of Lots is 81 feet front b7 100 Deep all
fronting on GO feet wide streets at the very low
pric, OF 800 EACH without interest," paya BILE in small
monthly instalments. follows So upon each lot
upon subscribing. and g for each lot every succeed
Ing month, until the whole is paid " hen "deed in
fee simple will be given to each lot holder clear of
every REMEMBRANCE The streets also will be- graded
and edged with shade trees, without extra charge to
the lot holders.
There are few objects which men are more DESTROYS
OF attaining than the possession of house and lot
adapted to the sphere of life in which they move with
these they are conscious Of possessing comfort and
Secury for their families, which they would rarely
otherwise enjoy: and il is with view to CRAFTY So
iaudabe desire that the present very low price and
easy mode Of payment have been adopted
Pers ms DESTROYS of purchasing, should ut once
make application at the office of thu Association. AZ
positively no lots will be sold after the drawing
pit at d nuch higher price.
JOHN FOX. Secretary,
Office eth street above D, op Intelligencer Office
~ N from r.
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Office eth street above D, op Intelligencer Office
85-Open from 9 a. m. to 9 o. M mar oa-1m

SHlRTS, SHIRTS-La.est Patterns, of Embd,
~ French Print, and Ruffsd Besoms just opened,
and large assortment and made to order. French
Risbands detached from the Shirts variety of
Bosoms for Shirts Cuff Buttons of beautiful patterns
at HOPKINS Gents Furnishing Establishment be.
tween the National aha Browns Hotels.
mar A-2w
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