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Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctloneer.

Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Real
Il Estate on the island, Dwelling Houses
aud Building Lots.-By virtue OF deed Of trust
bearing date on the fourth DAY Of August, 1854,
&C., the subscri, er will sell at public sale, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day Of September, 1855, a,
O'Clock p. m, on the premises, Lots Nos 60, 20,
II, -, 20, ~, rs, 70 a, g. - and 50, in Joel w
Jones's subdivision Of square No. 5i5, fronting
each % feet on Van street, between Sd and AZ SITS
west and n and NJ streets south, by 40 feet deep
TO a fifteen feet alley, with the buildings and i'm
proveEnents, which consist of two well built and
comfortable frame dwelling houses.
The above property is eligibly situated In de
sirable and rapidly improving part of the city,
and will be sold either as whole or IN separats
lots as may be desired and offers very favorable
opportunity 10 persons DESTROYS to obtain a resi-
deDce or building lots, or investing.
The terms Of sale will be one-third cash; and
the balance in and f2 months, for notes bearing
interest from day Of sale, and secured by deed OF
trust upon the property; and If not complied with
in six Gsys after the sale, the property 1.-THE terms
Of which are not so complied With will be resold
upon enc weeks notice, al the risk and expense
Of the defaulting purchaser.
AL coaseyancfng at expense OF purchasers
CHARLES 5. WALLACE, Trustee
C.. w. BOTELER,
gu 1S-eo&ds Auctioneer
IL The above sale is 0stponed to Thurs
day, September 18TH at 5h O'Clock, at which time
Il viii positively take place.
c. & WALLACE, Trustee.
G. w. BOTELER,
sep Id Auctioneer.
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hELIEP FOR THE YELLOW FEVER SUFFER
kRs.-ln addition to contributions heretofore
mentioned, the following have been made
G nr. John ID. King, Of Valley Farm, near
georgetown, the ''entire proceeds Of the sale
VI MS fruits and vegetables, Tuesday, S2I 81;
.ne Dook5inders Of Washington, Sl02 so; Co.
rn Baptist Association, $50; Foundry
Snapel, sl3O; Union Chapel, 500.
Z. st. John Chubb, Esq, in letter to the
Editors Of the National Intelligencer. yester-
day says:
Inc State Department employees have con-
tnonted the sum Of 500 So. through Mr.
osnoos, tor the sufferers at Norfolk and Ports
mouth; this amount is in addition to the
amount heretofore subscribed Of s3l. The
employees In the Office of the Secretary of the
treasury, through Mr. Rodman, have con
S LILO say this Is In addition to the sum Of
200 % heretofore contributed by that Office
Cor sdeTing the small number employed by
these ofhces II IS truly noble contribution
Tne Registers Office has contributed $50
which, believe, has not heretofore been pub
lished. The Treasurer's Office has Contributed
siz %; previous collections have been made
In this office. l have received altogether
nearly 1900. Capt. Sanger, from the navy
yard, sSsa So Mr. Bacon collected by Ward
committees, Lag 59; and presume that at
least 81 800 have been forwarded by Sweeny.
Rittenhouse 4 Co., and others, making in ali
contributed about Sc, 239"
The clerks and messengers in the Washing.
ton Savings Bank have contributed S2l.
Trinity Church collected on Sunday last
S325, which, with the sums of Sis and $50
collected on previous occasions, amounts to
$3.50 from that congregation.
Mrs. p. w. Tayloe has handed to the editors
Of the National Intelligencer a check for $50
Herman Lodge, No. 90, of.the Masonic Fra
ternity, has contributed S25.
g. A. Schwartzman, Secretary Of Federal
Lodge, No. I, of Masons, deposited this morn
ing with Sweeney, Rittenhouse q Co., s25, in
aid Of the sufferers Of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
An UPSET While on the return from the
encampment Of the National g uard at Colonel
Hickey's farm, yesterday, the buggy in which
Mr.. w. NJ. Payne, q member Of Washington
Light Infantry, was riding, upset. He, togeth-
er with several companions, was thrown to the
ground, He sustained more injury than the
others, but this was not of serious character,
although he struck his face against a wheel
Of the vehicle. thereby blacking his eye, and
rsseiying . few scratches. =.
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ByA. GREEN. Aucfioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE \

Il Estate virtue ef n decree Of the Or
phan's Court Of the District Of COLUMBIA sp-
proved by the CiNuit Court Of said District, sit
ting in chancery, passed in the matter Of the pc
titiOn Of William Whitmcre and others, children
and heirs-at law Of William w. Whitmore, de-
ceased, viii, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day
OF September, 1855, at 81 O'Clock p m, In front
Of the premises, proceed 20 sell lots Of ground
numbered seventeen (l7) and eighteen (ls,D in
square numbered Eve hundred and three $50
situate In the city Of Washington, ID. c.
The above described property Is situate on 9th
street west, between N and % streets south
Lot IL and the north as feet front Of Lot IS, win
be sold at the risk and cost Of the persons who
purchased the same al a former sale made by the
Trustee, and who have failed 10 comply with the
terms Of said former sale
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, and the residue
in two equal payments, at @ and u months, with
interest, the deferred payments 10 be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser or purchaser satisfsc
torily endorsed
Upon the full payment Of the purchase money,
and interest," and the ratification OF the sale by the
Court the trustee will convey said lots Of ground
20 the purchaser or purchasers thereof, at his or
their (the purch aser's) cost and expense.
II the terms OF sale are not complied with with
In FIVE days from the day Of sale, the trustee re-
serves the right TO resell said lots, or either Of
them, upon reasonable notice, at the risk and cost
Of the purchaser.
RICHARD II. LAsKEY, Trustee
A. GREEN,
rep 4-eo2w&ds Auctioneef.
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Latest from NorfoIk ana rortamo,th


BALTIMORE, Sept. l3.-Ths tidinss frue
Norfolk are terrible. The of6ciAl report givss:
Deaths on Monday, Sc; Tuesday, 50. and on
wednesday, mp to the time the boat isft, q.
On Wednesday there were ffty psw Gases.
Dr. Briggs is dead; also DR.. DsDaehs, Of wash-
ington.
Among the deaths in Norfolk are the follow
ing: Mrs. E. Suffer, J. Il. johnson, J. 8.
Lovett, Miss LOvett, Mr.. L. Walker, A. Dor.
ney, q. Cranberry, John G. Reid, Mn. z.
Cranberry, Mary Woodward, A. Brises. r..
Timberlake, Mrs. Geo. Loyal, Nm. A. Smith
and three children, catharine Baylor, Mis
Sylvester, (the last Of her family Thoe. Gun.
ningham, 7. Jsckman, L. Roberts, J. shustsr,
Miss Shuster, Geo. Shuster, and DR.. DsBschs,
of Washington.
Among the sick reported are DR.. r. Tunstal
and family, Alex, Tunstsl and family, D..
Upshur of the Navy Yard, Min wiIkinsOn,
j. Shuster, Jr. and Miss Shuster.
Mr.. Nimmo Gheselin has just arrived from
New Orleans with IL female and male purs-
es
The deaths in Portsmouth on Wednesday
were 2e; new cases, 20. A great number Of
the new cases occurred in healthy sections Of
the towns, which have hitherto escaped.
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By C. w. BoTELER, Auctioneer.

By C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES,
II Wines, and Liquors, by Catalogue, ut
Auciisn.-On MONDAY, September 18th, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, I shall sell, at the
Grocery Store of Sheken Brother, No. 40 opposite
Centre Market, large as sortment OF fine Family
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Cigas, &c, consist
ing in part Of
Sugars, Teas, Cofees, Spices, Sauces
Pickles, Preserves
Sperm and Adamantiue Candles
Fancy Toilet Soaps and family Groceries gene
rally
Also, the finest quality Of Wines, Brandies, and
Whiskey, in bottles and wood, among which
may be found twelve dozen OF Newton, Cor
don & Co.'s fine Old Reserve Bual Madeira,
vintage OF 1923
10 dozen Otard, Dupey Co.'S, and Piret & Hen
nessey Brandies, vintage OF 1892 and 1S40
II dozen very choice Old Rye Whiskey
~ do Ofiey's most choice Port Wine
A large stock of very superior Cigars, comprising
the most favorite brands
Catalogues will be ready for delivery on Friday
preceding the sale.
Terms: 500 and under cash; over 500 and
not exceeding &2e0, 60 days; over 800 months,
for notes satisfactorily endorsed without interest
JNO. It. TOWERS, lr..
Ii. o. SHEKELL, irSoees'
. C. w. BOTELER,
sep 11-eod Auctioneer
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TIVE MILITARY DEMONSTRATIONS After we
went to press yesterday, the Baltimore and
Washington volunteers continued their festlvi-
ties at Carusi's Saloon, enjoying the capital
dinner provided by Mr.. John Miller, the
prince of caterers for such entertainments.
Speeches, filled with military ardor and with
desire for the improvement and general adop-
ton of the volunteer system, and also replete
complimentary illusions, were made by Coils.
Hickey and Anderson, Lieut.. Col. Edgerton,
Major Bacon, Adjutant Montgomery, Quarter
master McCullom, Captain Chaisty, and other
officers, ere the tables were abandoned by tie
men, for a walk around the city; when all our
our principal streets and avenues were for tie
rest Of the afternoon graced with the gay uni
forms of the dashing volunteers OF the hfty-
third Marylanders and the first Washingtc-
nian.
The field officers of the two regiments who
were on duty for the day, dined at IL tie hour
ut Gautier's, by invitation Of Col. Hickey,
where every thing on the table was done up
in Gautier's celebrated manner. Wine, wit,
and fraternal military feeling graced that en-
tertainment, which lasted until the drums
gave the signal for reformi ~ 1.-THE Baltimoreans)
10 set cut on their return home. They were
escorted to the cars by their W ashingten hosts,
and received the appropriate military salute
ON taking leave. The Marion Rifles, Mont
eomery Guards, German Yagers, and Wash
ington Highlanders, the Washington compa-
mics out, made n fine appearance, and left
nothing undone to reno or the visit Of their
guests of the gallant 53d agreeable. The
Marion Rifes, though mostly very young men,
are rapidly becoming one Of our crack voluL-
tser con- panies, and are consequently grow
ing exceedingly popular.
The Contributions OF THE HAcKMEN-We
pablish below list Of the names of the hack
men, who have generously contributed the
proceeds of their business On Monday last to
the relief Of the Portsmouth and Norfolk suf.
ferers by the yellow fever. 1t may be said
that Messrs William Dalton, Patrick Flem-
ming, and William Horner, originated the
proposition, which was readily and cheerfully
sequiesced in by, with but few exceptions, all
the other hack proprietors. Mr.. r. Lake
meyer, of the First Ward, though he has only
recently engaged in the business, put three
hacks on the route for that benevolent pur-
p)se, and the avails on his part were $50 IS,
Notwithstanding an accident happened to one
of them, which required its withdrawal, after
earning about four dollars. William Ander-
son. No 113, and Robert johnson, No. Sc, of
Georgesovn, nobly joined the others in the
good work. The amount of money paid in,
thus far, is S50475. Several more of the
baakmen are to be heard from. The funds
will be deposited with the Mayor of the city
byR wallach, Esq, treasurer, for proper di-
rection.
Well done; handsome contribution indeed
IN the cause of suffering humanity.
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Kew Orleans Markets, &C.

5000 bales, at decline of Tag The receipts
are very large, Is, 500 bales having been re-
ceived since the 9TH. Flour-The sales are
light; superfne So. 90aS7.l2.
Freights are stif-to Havre IL; to Liverpool
l5-l6. Sterling Siaqir
The fever is abating.
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Bye: wIBOTELER, Auctioneer.

by G. WlBOTELER, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTOkY SALE OF VALUABLE
Lot on street at Auctien.-On FRIDAY
afternoon, Sept. 1ith, at O'Clock, shall SELL on
the premises, Lot No. A, in Square No. 50, situ-
ated on street north, between TWENTY first and
Twenty second street west, fronting GO feet inch
on street, running back lbs feet SIX inohs.
This lot is elgibiy located in the me-.
part of the Firsl Ward, ana n,,. .nl.Sins
cellent opportunity i .y.s ni 49,. -.
ment, Sale ~. ----ei iof ouhoihs vi Invest
p.--- -1sltive
,.lns: One-third cash; balance in and 10
months, with notes bearing interest, secured by a
deed In trust on the property.
C. w. BOTELER,
sep lid Auctioneer.
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by c. w. BOTELER. Auciioneer

By c. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer
GALE OF ONE OF THE MOST VALU.
~ able Building Lots for a Private Resi-.
dence in Wathington.-On WEDNESDAY
afternoon, September 10, at @ O'Clock, shall sell
on the premises, part Of Square No. 375, fronting
% feet l0 inches on 9Th ST. depth 10 feet contain
ing about ,91 square feet.
This lot Is most beautifully located ON Oh stree,
between u and II and Is known as the property
OF Mrs. 3. Humphreys. Ii Is situated on an ele-
walton OF about four feet above the level of the
street, and is deemed altogether decidedly one of
the most eligible localities for the erection OF a
private residence in Washington.
should IL be desired on the day of sale the lot
viii be divided, making two lots Of "a feet five
inches each.
Terms: 81 COO cash; residue notes at 9. L. ls,
and "a months, bearing interest, secured by deed
In trust on the property
C. w. BOTELER,
sep I'D Auctioneer.
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NEW BOOKS Ar TAYLOR & MAURY,s

~ Sydney Smiths Memoirs, 2 vols, 81
The History Of Woman and her connection with
Religion, Civilization, and Domestic Manners
from the earliest period, by 8. w. Fullom,' aa.
thor Of the Marvel OF Science, 81
Panama In 1855, by Robert Tones, GOc.
The Horse, by VIM. Youatt, new edition, with
observations on breeding cavalry horses, by Cecil
81
Ballads-Romantic, Fantastical and Humor.
ous--by w. III. Ainsworth, 75c
The M usic Master love story, by w. Airing
ton, with woodcuts, 75c
3Sc
Leila, or the Siege Of Granada, by Edward b
Lytton, Csc
Small Farms and how they ought to be man
aged, 25c
The Poetical Works Of Mark Akenside and Jno
Dyer, illustrated, 81
The Industry Of the United States, CSC
Frank Hilton, or the Queens Own, by James
Grant, SOC.
Just received at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S,
au2i Bookstore, near 9th st.
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Later from Mexico.

new ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE orisaba has
arrived, from Vera CruE with dates Of the "a
inst. She brings but little news ofinportsnss.
The steamer Iturbide had returned from Ha-
vana.
General IgnaeiO de la Slave, the had Of the
iiberating force at Vera Cruz refused to &C.
knowledge the Provisional Government under
carrera, and took possession Of the city. His
course is approved by the inhabitants.
Many exiles and refugees are returning 70
the country.
At Zacatecas the plan Of the Ayutla has
been adopted. General Zamara has been an
pointed Executive.
Alvarez and Comonfort were marching on
the city of Mexico, and are daily expected.
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EsOR RENT-A desirable Dwelling House on
Il 9Th street, between ID and E, being near Penn
avenue. 1t is lighted by gas and heated by fur
mace. The house Is In good order, has a bath
room and all the conveniences for comfort. Pos
session can be had about the middle of Novem-
Der. For further particulars apply to THOMAS
PARKER, opposite Browns Hotel.
S.-Any person renting the house, If they pre-
fer, can purchase he urnifure at a fair valuation
which IL new and in good order, only being used
In the house q short time. au 3Q-eo1m
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

ny u. oRhEN, hucuobeef. 7-l-r-
GROCERIES, SEGARS, STORE FIT.
VI lures, kc., at Auctisn.-On wEDNES-
DAY, the 10Th Infant, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock,
a. m, at the Grocery Store Of w. A. Orme, at the
corner Of 7th and streets north, excellent as
sortment Of Family Groceries, viz
Teas, Sugars, Cofees ass
Starch, Rice, Spices .z.u 20, etfsr-.e~ II
Soap, Candles, Molasses, Syrup ~
Tobacco, segsrs, Fish, Flour 50
Wooden and Stonewsre, OIL 80 t-r.r-.-.
Also, good assortment Of Wines and SeRan
With the Store Fixtures, such as
Platform and Counter Scales
Tea Caddies and Measures
Counter and Bins, Store and gas Fixtures
With many other articles which we deem un-
necessary to enumerate ~ r.- 80.
The sale will be without reserve, as Mr.. Orme II
about TO leave the city. 81 ..
Terms: Under S2S cash; over 425 credit of
% and 90 days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest. A. GREEN.
sep sd Auctioneer
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MISS MORLEY, ao4 Pennsylvsnis avenn

1u up stairs, respectfully informs the La -,
dies that her MILLINERY is removed to S1
the pariors over the store she recently occu- ~
where she can show them as good an assortment
or Millinery as can be expected at this season of
the year, which win be sold at reduced prices.
she has line Straw and Lawn Hats OF superior
quality When the fall season arrives she intends
to show them an unusually handsome assortment
OF Fall Millinery, and hopes for a continuance Of
the liberal patronage hitherto received from them
In consequence of this removal Miss NJ has
Quantity Of Glass Cases and Sash which are use
less, and will be sold cheap to get them out of the
way.
Next door TO Ellis's Music Store
sep 3-eotf
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JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

HURST e A SIS BUILDING LOT FOR
L. Saie.-That highly eligible lot Of Ground
adjoining the newly built residence Il Capt Il.
Montgomery, being Lot No. 8, in Square 2Is,
fronting 30 feet on 1 st eet, and running back so
feet inches to twenty feet alley
The above described properly will be sold on
SATURDAY evening next, the 18th instant, at
5k O'Clock p. m
Terms: One fourth of purchase money cash !;
balance in 8, ~ and 10 months, for notes secured
by deed Of trust
Title under decree of court
Ii the terms are not complied with in three DAYS
from the sale, the property will be resold at the
risk and expense Of the purchaser
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
sep Id Auctioneer.
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NOR RENT OR LEASE-A NEW, WELL
IL finished two story Frame House, with about
half an acre Of ground attached to 1t, enclosed by
a substantial fence, situated on l. street, between
I'd and ", Island. To a responsible tenant the
rent will be moderate. Apply at the Grocery Store
Of r. d. Clarke Esq, corner Of " and NJ streets
or at 2il F street north, near l4th.
sep 4-eotf
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Relief for the Orph ans.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-the ladies' of this
city held meeting this morning to demand,
in the name of common humanity, that the
orphans of Norfolk aud Portsmouth be imme-
diately brought to this city Large subserip-
tions have already been made for their sup
port, and nurses and superintendsnts engaged.
Provisions, sufficient for their support for one
year, have been donated
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BOARDING.

A LADY HAVING TAKEN THE PLEAS.
IN ant and newly repaired dwelling on Tenth
street No. 466, between ID and E, viii be pleased
10 receive one family, or several gentlemen, on
terms the most reasonable. The rooms are large
and handson ely furnished, and large yard at
tached to the house for the exercise Of children.
Being near the avenue, IL is most convenient for
table and transient boarders.
au2T-3W&
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
INTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND SEC.

BY a. UHEEN, Auctioneer.
II snd.hand Furniture at Auetisn.-On
FRIDAY, the 1lth instant, shall s.l, at my
Auction Store, No. 1876, at the corner Of Seventh
and ID streets, opposite the Patriotic Bank, at 10
O'Clock a. m, large and excellent assortment Of
Mahogany and Walnut Furniture. viz:
Dressing and other Bureaus
Washstands and Tables
Bookcas g and Secretaries
Centre card and other Tables
Whatnots, Workstands
French and other Bedsteads, wardrobes
Handsome painted Cottage Sets
Castor, arm other Chairs
With large lot Of other goods which deem un-
necessary TO enumerate.
Also, general assortment Of Flint Glassware
Terms: Urder $50 cash; over $50 a credit Of
90 and 80 days, for approved endorsed notes bear
ing interest. A. GREEN
sep I'D Auctioneer
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Baltimore Narketa.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.-Flour Il 6rm and I'M
changed; sales Of 1000 bbls. Howard street
and Ohio brands at 81 62s; the supply 10 fair,
and some holders ask higher rates Wheat has
advanced 2a5c. per bushel; good to prime
TO prime white S5acS5.; good to prime yellow
S0aSlc. Some very choice lots were sold . few
cents higher.
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MADAME RS REMOVAL.

MADAME r. respectfully informs the public
WI In general, that she will give information in
all the Affairs relating to Life, Health, Wealth,
Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law suits, Difficult
ties in Business, Absent r riends, Sickness and
Death and IN respect to all ether subjects. Sheis
also able to tell the Ages of persons by reading
numbers. AL those who wish to consult Madame
r. will please call soon, as she will remain I'm the
CITY but short time. She can be consulted at all
hours of the day and evening Her name is on
the door--at No 2S5, 18th street, corner of ID, on
the left hand side. Gentlemen SO centsan Ladies
25. Sep S-5t
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ByJAs. c. Mcguire, Auctioneer
SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
sep 4-eo2w&ds


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
l. proved Real Estate.-By virtue Of deed
of Trust. bearing date the 10th day Of May, A. ID.
1854 and duly recorded In Liber ]. A. 3. No a.
folios 235 2Si, go, and recorded In IAber J. A. s.
No ~ folios Z35 2j6 2S7 and 23s, one Of III land
records for Washington county In the District of
Columba, we viii sell. al public sale, IN front OF
the premises, on Thu RSDAY, 26t.a day Of Sep
tember, 1855 at O'Clock p m a part OF Lots No.
10 and H. In Square No. 297. IA the city Of Wash
ington, in said District, and being described as
follows: Beginning on the line of south ID street
Sc feet and three inches from the southwest corner
Of said square, and running thence east with said
street 25 feet thence north 100 feet; thence west
25 feet thence south 10 feet 10 the place OF begin
ming, with the Improvements. The said LOT is
well improved with neat Cottage House
Terms Of sale: One third in cash, and the re-
mainder in two equal payments at Az and Twelve
months, with Interest, TO he secured by dee1 Of
trust
The terms Of the sale TO be complied with IN
Ave DAYS and upon default therein the Trustees
reserve the right sell the premises az the cost
ard risk OF the Arst purchaser.
An conyeyancing at the purchasers cost
t's w. n. WARD,
y.Y. DAVIS, iessees.
JAS. G, MCGUIRE,
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H>ONT HILL FOR SALE.-A beautiful build
4 Ing site, Of about ten acres, over looking
Georgetown, Washington, the Potomac River,
and wide extent Of country, and within 10 rain.
utes walk from the omnibus stand in Georgetown,
On the Virginia side, almost convenient for the
business man as If he resided in the city It'll
overriding spring Of the best water, and some
wood. Price to one who will build SI,O0.
Also, ROCK HILL, Immediately adjoining,
commanding the same view, of about 70 acres.
On this place there is large market garden fruit
trees Of every description, faspberries strawber-
ries, &c, neat gardeners house, fine spring of
excellent water, and an inexhausable stone ouaTy
fronting the river, blacksmith shop, stable, and a
we'll built shanty, capable Of accommodating 80
hands, together with eveiy description of farming
implements, quarrying tools, wheel bsrrows
trucks. &c, and most bountiful crops on the land
Price 5000.
Both Of these places embrace the most pictur-
esque and majestic views on the Potomac river,
but purchasers are invited to sse for themselves.
LLOYD Il CO,
opposite the Treasury, 18th street.
sep 1t--eo3t