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SEA RATIIING.

CHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON. VA,
Il fort, with which place hourly commun!- ,,,.
cation is lad bv a neat and commodities ON i.n
nibus, of the most modern style, al so by Boats L.
Hacks, &c. The Hall will he open for the re~ep-
ton of vi>iters on the 18th of MAY, at which time
the proprietor hopes TO he able To make comfcrta-
BILE and happy the stay of all who may be seeking
pleasure or health
Many improvements have been added. such a.
cottages for families, play grounds for child sen.
shade trees, &c, indeed every thing that can con-
duce TO the comfort Of visitors
For health and beauty OF location, this place L.
unsurpassed. There is daily communication with
the steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
neih!s. PET haV. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OO
teiis, per week -..-.- ..,,..s..s.',,.....-i III 90
ierhes' pes month, per ddyl.";,..:.'.;:;.:l Is
tesl-eovi u. v. BANKS.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoRGErowy, July Z. 1855.

TOWN, OUtJ
Owing to the very Indictment state Of the
weather, neither branch Of our City Council.
were in session last night.
We have never seen in our market at this
season OF the year, n more abundant supply of
line vegetables Of every description. Not
withstanding the quantity Of potatoes, how
ever, there seems to be no disposition upon the
part Of vendors to lower prices TO q living
standard. They are still demanding 50 per
bushel
The Vigilant Fire Company have resolved
to give their grand excursion down the Poto-
mac on Monday, the 18th instant. The fine
steamer George Washington has been secured
for the occasion.
At the last meeting Of the President and Di-
rectors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company. the following changes were made, TO
take effect from and after the 18th instant
Lloyd Lowe, superintendent of Cumberland
DIVISION vice A. Wilson, removed; Denton
Jacques, superintendent Of Hancock division,
vice James Comfy, removed; Lewis Ct. Stan-
hope, superintendent of Williamsport division.
vice Henry Artz removed; Levin Benton.
superintendent of Antieatam division, vice
Charles Clark, removed; and Eli Stake, col
lector at Williamsport, vice Chas Embry.
Mayor Addison, We learn, has appointed Mr.
Joseph Hunt as Sunday policeman for Water
street and the adjacent part Of the town
AT Drovcrs' Rest. this week, the offerings OF
beef cattle were fully equal to the demand
Prices ranged from S3.62l to $3.50 per 100 h.,
on the hoof, equal to 81. 25aS9 ne;-Showing a
still further decline since our last Old sheen,
3l4c. per lb gross; lambs, S2a y. IS per head
The -four market is frmer. with sales, since
our last, at S9.62taS9 IS for standard brands.
SPECTATOR
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE would respectfully inform all persons hav-
w Ing accounts with us that they are all made
on, and those that are not called for will be rem
dercd in full to LIST July, when very reasonably
expect and most earnestly reques: that they will
the trouble of calling second time
In connection with this notice, we take this Op-
portunity of expressing thanks TO those friends
and customers who have 50 literally and prompily
patronzed us during the past six months and
hope for an increased continuation Of the same by
giving our personal and strict attention 10 bust
ness, and conducting it upon fair and correct prin-
Ciples. COLLEY d SEARS
523 Seventh street, doors north Pa av.
05-esSf
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BRILLIANT SAILING MATCH.

VNiE lovers Of this beautiful and entertaining
Il sport are hereby informed that the sub 70
scrber con,emplates getting up, on tie SSih -S53
July, If Practicable.
GRAND REGATTA.
Two chased EtTuscan Silver Ooblets viii con :
stitute the prizes The most valuable 10 pe award
ed to the most rapid boat in the race. The next
best TO bear of the second premium. The match
i 20 re between boats belonging To Washington,
GeoTgetown and Alexandra. Boats having dec ~
over p feet are ineligible Co entry The proprie-
tors Of boats must lear In mind that they cannot
enter anv boat not owned in the above places At
this time.
Many boat owners are now preparing for the
sport to take place ON the 18th July and from the
apparent interest taken, II premises Ia be one Il
the most entertaining and TechtTohG affairs ever
before offered TO the lovers OF boat chasing In this
city.
The following craft have already entered for ths
contest:
KNOW NOTHING.
WILL. WATCH, 1.-THE light he-led craft that
bore on the pitcher last season trlumphanuy)
SKINNER.
MARTHA.
\ large and beautiful steamer will be chartered
for the occasion. in order 10 afford all who desire
10 witness this beautiful sail an opportunity 10 De-
hold all its various incidents.
Owners of boats, and Others, desiring 10 enter
their craft, or learn the manner ana INTENTION on
the Regatta or terms of entry, can he grained IN
any manner by callin. at the City Restaurant, COZ
ner OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue and 18th street
Fort Washington will be the distance designed
by the undersigned and returning 10 the point OF
starting.
Price of entry TO depend upon the nE,s5sr OF con-
teS;ants WAI l.. JONES,
City Restaurant, cor. Pa. av ard l3th =
ie z-2awtf
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR
Later from California

NEw ORLEANS, July 6.--The steamer Pro.
metheus has arrived here with California dstrS
TO the 10Th ult, two weeks later than previous
sdvices
The mining news is favorable, and the ship.
ments Of gold have been large.
Messrs. Bolton and Barrow claim has been
confirmed by the Commissioners.
The law prohibiting gambling wac generally
observed.
The town of Auburn had been destroyed by
fire.
The Know Nothings had CARED tho munich
pal elections at PlscervilIe and other towns.
The Walker expedition had arrived a, Mica.
ragua, and the town Of Rivas was taken
Nicaragua Was in a state OF great excitement,
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctionoers.
INRAME UOINE AND LOT nj Ancfinn

l. On TUESDAY, ths lb;h instant. we shall
sell, I'm front Of the premises. al o'clock n m.
Lot No. 5, in Square No 90, fronting on y namp-
shire avenue, near the corner of Dist street. hetw
north VI and y streets The lot Is large. the mete
and bounds OF which will be shown the day Of
sale. Also, the Improvements. which are good
two-story Frame Dwelling House, stable. milk
house. and a pump Of excellent water on the prem
Terms One third cash balance in q. l.! and II
months. the purchaser 10 give notes for the de
ferred payments, bearing interest from the day OF
the sale.
A deed given and a deed Of trust taken.
If the purchaser should fail 10 comply With the
terms in five DAYS from dlv OF sale the property
will be resold at the risk and cost Of the first pur
chaser. bv adyerisin, three times previous 10 such
resale in the National lntcli"encer
GREEN a SCOTT,
V6-d AuCtioneers
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SAN FPASCIsCO WHALING PoRT. "A LARGE
portion OF the American whaling fleet, hereto.
lore rendeZyouziEg at the Sandwich Islands
propose to mako San Francisco the harbor 81
tier resort. Port charges have been reduced
q an Inducemert, and more than II hundred
onirs are expected there within the year.
They viii be owned as well as supplied there
bo.ore lOnE.
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Few York Markets.

NEw YORK. July Cation isdulI Flour
Prices have advanced l2tc.. with sales Of 4. 80
bbls, az at -. % for Ohio, and SlI for South
ern. Wheat-The market is unchanged: 400d
bushels Sold. Corn is firm with sales of a.. 900
bushels at s9a92.. Pork is firm, with an up
ward tendency: sales Of 400 bbls. mess at
ol96!. BEEF is firm. Whisky is dull, with
sales Of go bjls at sic.
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Stock Market

New YORK, July Stocks are better. and
the money market Is easier. Sales to-day nc
the first board OF Erie Railroad at 5Oi: Cieve-
laid and Toledo Railroad, 90: Hudson River
Railroad, AZ: CumbcrlandCoal Company. 30l;
Reading Railroad. 95i; New York Central
Railroad, 1914; Michigan do. g7!: Cleveland
and Pittsburg, o. Illinois Central, 9St; Vir-
z mia S.. go
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Gj Among the stecrage passengers who left
New York on Thursday III the s,,amslin stan
IT the West, for Puebla Arenas wero about
MY European volunteers, whose SCI vices have
been secured for certain time by the govern
ment Of Nicaragua, in conjunction with the
accessory Transit Company, to construct Tor
IL ;ations on certain positions most likely 10
be attacked by Gllihustpr.
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GOVERNOR REEDER AND GENERAL STRING

GOVERNOR REEDER AND GENERAL. STRING
FELLOw.-The st. Louis Intelligencer Of the
Sd instan, contains a letter from Kansas. pur-
porting to give the particulars Of the recent
fracas between Gov. Reedcr and Gen. String
fellow. The origin of the rencontre is repre-
sented as follows:
Yesterday morning Gen e. Stringfellow, cf
Weston, No, proceeded t. Gov. Reeder's resi-
dence. near the Shawnee Mission, and after
introducing himself to the Governor, said, Il
understand, sir, that you have publicly spoken
and written of Inc iii the East as q frontier
rufian, and have called to ascertain whether
you have done 50 -
Gov. r. Il did not write or speak Of you in
public
Gen. S. Did you speak of Inc in those terms
anywhere, or at any time ,"
Gov. Il. NO sir
Gen. :. Did you use my name at all -
Gov. X - may have used your name in
private conversation
Gen. 5. Did you use it unexpectedly p
Did you Intimate, or insinuatc, that was
other than gentleman -
Gov. X. Il might have done so
Gen. :. Then, sir, you uttered q faI Schood
and L demand Of you the satisfaction OF geu-
tteman. very mnch question your right t.
that privilege. for do not believe you to be a
gentleman; but [ nevertheless give ycu the
opportunity to vindicate your title to that
character, By allowing you to select such
friends rs you may please, and Will do the
same, and we will step out here and settle the
matter as gentlemen usually do
Gov: Il. - cannot 60. | am 10 fighting
man"
Gen. 5. Then | will have 10 treat you as ]
would any other offensive animal
And with that, he kno .kel down Governor
Reeder with bis fist.
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ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.
~ $50 year will he received for the rent OF
those lew and convenient Cottages al Kendall
Green, with two acres Of ground, stable, wood
shed. and other convenience attached PUmps Of
pure water near the door, and communication
Is had with Gcorgetowa b. way OF IL and Seventh
streets and Pennsylvania avenue, morning and at
terGcon, at the usual fare, for the accommodation
Of clerks in the Departments.
To secure the advantage Of this great reduction
If rcnt, immediate application must he made 20
the Undersigned either by letter or at his house at
Kendall Green. after office hours, where the kevs
may he had ard the houses Inspected at an time
Several Of these reSidences'wIli be sold on libe-
raj terms WIN. STICkNEY,
No. :, Kendall Green
\. B.-Rents paid qua terly IN ADVANCE.
6p 9-eo.f
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E&~th 4 lNE btlLDfSS LUIS Al AUG.
Il tion.-On WEDNESDAY, the 1lih instant,
we shall sell in front Of the premises, at O'Clock
p. IN, the following valuable Building Lots, viz
Lot No. in Square No. -, having front on
north street Of 62 feet 2a inches. between sd
and 2lth streets. running back TO wide alley,
containing 5.6a2 feet.
Lot Ne. {, in the same square, containing 6,oij
feet
Lot No. 3, square No. 81. fronting 81 feet 10 in.
on north ii, between ed and 2ith SIS. containing
Z, 200 feet.
Lot No. g, square No. IS, fronting * feet 10 in
on 2}d street west. between Al and streets north
containing A. 9l feet.
81
Title indisputable.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In 6, 10, and
Il months, for notes bearing interest from the day
Of sale.
y deed given and deed OF trust taken.
GREEN a SCOTT.
Iy6-d AuCtioneers.
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From lfafanzas

New YORK, July 7.-Dates from Matanzas
to the 9th ult. represent the health Of tho
place as good, the weather fine, and the pros
poets of the growing crops favorable Sugar
AID mOlasses were scarce and held high. Bust
ness and freights were dull.
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y Indiana has now 80 railroads with AS
miles 81 track completed, 2,60S miles in con
S;iu5tio-. the whole at an estimate, costing
$50, 2J5. 1852. These roads are rapidly devel
OI:rg the resources Of the State. Wai.h VIII
.ooB raak H. one ii The first agricultural aal
commercial States IL the Union
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN

the Northern Liberties NJ Auction.-On
TUESDAY afternoon. July 10th, At 81 o'clock,
on the premises shall sell Lot No 10 and part of
Lot Il, in Square No 3oS, fronting NJ feet inches
on Sth street west. between y and streets north,
running back Of feet inches
Terms al the sale.
JAS. c. McGlIRE.
iyS-d Auct!oneer
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= PREMIUMS Az TnE FLIRs-XnIry

r = PREMIUMS AZ TIE FAIRS-wHITEEURSTS
SIN 10 the sscendsnce jnrss Of each Of the Al.
ARE a. Baltimore Richmond ard Kew awarded a. cir
Highest Premiums 10 j. II. W. for .Upericr!ty Of Pho
osr apis, Ster soscopes ana exhibited
Mr. W. also resolved two Medels the Worlds air Lob
aor, AID premi1m At Crystal Palace, New YORK.
Also the Fret awards OF the Mai
- 1870
Whi:ehursrs Gallery this city is on Pa avenue be.~
~ aud Gin streets 6.h II
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violstion of the New York Prohibito-y Law

NEW YORK, July "A further hearing WAS
had to-day before Judge Birdsali in the case
Of Smith, charged with selling liquor contrary
to the prohibitory law. The points decided
were that the fourth section, which makes n
sale Of liquor n misdemeanor, Is constitutional.
and, that if the law does 10: reach imported
liquors. the proof that liquors sold are domcs-
tic, lies with the government.
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MRS. GEORGE.

II ATE from England, wishes TO inform the Ia
IL dies and gentlemen of Georgetown and Wash
ington that she be consulted on the past pres
ent and future events at her residence, No IS irst
street. between Potomac and High streets, few
doors from Forrest Hall, Georgetown.
Ladies 2j-Gentlemen 80 cents.
From in the morning until at night.
ia 1l-.b\rF
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II ThoAH WALKHR CO, Marble HALL Clothing Ernpo-
rinm, under Browns' Hotel, re.p-ctrnlsY snnrunce
nat thr display OF Spring and Summer Clotalg
Le-1y Tor inspection, comprising OF Uats
Veste ard PEnsSlooas of the and rchs desiy IN
maferis' trimming and Workmanship. geueueu . Ia.
sniy excei'en"- with economy iu Fashionable srce
dress sn opportunity for selecting offered from one ofts
largest and most attractive ever ohsT In
tdis City al very reduced ecais O prices. no IL
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4 FATHER AND Soy DRowYED.-A few days
ago, while number of Mormons were being
baptized near Newport, Ky, an old man.
named Alexander Williams, swain out into the
river. and was seen to sink. Hi sna. no was
stripped for baptism, Immediately plunged IL
afoer him, but being unable u swim, soon
went under, and both father and son persisted
within few feet Of each other.
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ENOR RENT.-FOUR NEW AND CONVE-
l. nlent Brick Houses, brown mastiCk fronts,
containing pdrlors with marble mantcls dininy
room kitchen, servants room, and five chambers
each, and situated on Thirteenth street Island,
near the public grounds, convenient 10 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and the Departments Rent very inod-
crate. Apply at r. II. Clarke's office corner of
Sixth street and Louisiana avenue, or at D. b
Ciarke,s Drug Store, Eleventh street, Island
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The Religious Test repudiated by the Louis.
lana Council

New ORLEANS, July 6-Thc Know Nothing
Council of Louisiana has repudiatcd the re!ig-
Gus test Of the Philadelphia platform.
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Baltimore Msryets

BALTIMORE, July 7.-Flour-SaIes Of 200
bbls. Howard street at 1915. Whcat-Salos
Of new red at S2l5. and white at 81 IS: old
>203aS2l0. Corn-The market is dull sales
Of white at l03c., and yellow at I00c
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BY J. c. mcguire, AucticHecr.
CHANCERy SALE or VALUABLE ~
~ proved Real Estate and Market C2rdpI

by j u MAG IKE, AnctlCneCr.
CHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE M.
~ proved Real Estate and Market Garden.
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of the
District Of Columbia for Washington county,
made in the cause whercih Mar Hoffman. admin
. istratTiK and heir-at-law of Thomas Moore. de-
. cezsed, Is complainant. and Hannah Moore, and
James Moore, and Laura Ana Moore his wife,
heirs-at-law Of said Thomas Moore, deceased,
are defendants, No. or in chancery. tine subscr
Der, trustee appointed bv said decree will sell at
public auction, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of
July. l-D5 at O'Clock, n. IN . on the premises.
the whole Of square No. 33, in the CITY Of Wash
llg' on, fronting 3lU feet each OF 18th and 18th
streets west, and 2U2 feet inches on each OF V
! and w streets north. and ming about % 672
square feet OF ground, with buildings, improve
! rientS and appurtenances which consist Of well
and substantially built two-story brick dwelling
house and frame stable, &c.
The above property is eligibly situated and rap
idly enhancing in value, and has been occupied
ana cultivated aS market garden for many wears,
Is in an excellent condti for that purpose, and
with very snort distance of either OF the CITY
markets and offers to persons DESTROYS Of obtain
Ing valuable ma rket garden making IN in
veStment, rare opportunity.
The terms of sale, i'TG>. iibed Ivy the said de
cree, win lie one-fourh II the purchase money to
he paid III cash, and the balance in g, II, Il and
u months, 10 be secured by the purchasers note
bearing interest from the dav Of tie sale with Sc
curly 10 Gc approved by the trustee. Upon the
fIl! payment If the purchase money and interest
and the ratification Of the sale by the Court. the
trustee VIII convey the propety 10 the purchaser
in fec.
II the terms Of sale are moi complied with in six
DAYS after the sale the property viii be resod At
the risk and expense Of the Purchaser, upon one
weeks notice.
All conveyancing at expense Of the purchaser
CHAS. =. WALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
jc 15-eo&ds Auctioneer
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HOUSES FOR RENT-A THREE-STORY
l. Brick Dwelling, with a two-story back build
ing, and all the Necessary out buildings situated
IN Cox'S Row First street. GeOrget0wr II has
spacious pariorS and coplnodious hall: and =
considered one of the most desirable rCi,leRccs in
the District. There Is an enclosed let West and
adjoining the honse, The premises are low occl-
pied ev she Secretary of M in,ercr. po-sfssion
may DC had on the 1<th IF JUIy.
Also. 4 substantial TWO story Brick House with
spacious grounds :;bom; it. situated on thc south
west corner Of L and Twentieth streets, Washin.-
ton. Possession given on the l2th Of July
Apriyio BLADEN FORREST
je 2)-2wk Corner Of and 21lh streets
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LNOR RENT OR SALE on REASONABLE
Terms.-A three-Sto + rame, with basement,
onNew York avenue, between Fourth and Fifth
streets west.
Also, three-story Frame, with back building,
on s:reetnorth, between Fourth and + fifth ireets
west.
Applyt James w. Barker, residence on II street
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
west. DICKSON n KING,
ap 5-Thtf Georgetown
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No. 5JS.
NOTICE OF AN ESTABLISHMENT OF
" an additional Land Once in the Territory oi
Oregon pursuance Of the act of Congress aI-
proved February l.. 1855. entitled An act to e.
tabISh additional land district in the Territory
bracing all the land living south Of the fourth stand
ard parallel, il is hereby declared and made known
that the land office fer said district has been oca-
ted 10y the President Of the United STATES at the
town Of Winchester, in said Territory, until other
wise ordered
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton this Eth day Of Nav, A. ID. le55.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land ONCE.
NAV lS-laW,9W
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1TOk. H00FLsED's CELEERATep uFsMAN m,
i1HS-W-fk nervous, depressed fl spirits, AMI :
prey - mn umerabe s'ntri well p.cal ls the
victim 70 dyspe,stI, indeed Object
fet - Absurd for him to despair We how weak
GOV" s irritable ne may be. the cordial proper
" S-cEzon, Pha telph!s stronger the Inany
"e.1l monster which Is preyins upon his body
See Advertisement "a = ~
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AUCTION SALES.

b. J. C. MCGUIRE, AGctioneer.
books AND BOUND VOLUMES OF
- Newspapers at Auctjou.-On MONDAY
afternoon, July 9th. at O'Clock, At The Auction
Rooms, shalt sell choice invoice Of Books,
many Of them handsomely bound and illustrated
Also. number of Bound Volumes nf the Con
gressicnal Globe and Appendix. Union, Intelli-
geneer, and Campaign Papers. Terms cash.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
tv1-d AuCtioneer
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STORE OR OFFICE ROOM For RENT

~ The Room situated on the north side Of Pa
avenue, between 1ith and 18th streets, at present
occupied by MesSrs. Keller & NcKennev, Bank
ers. VIII be vacated ON the 9TH instant, and for
rent. 1t is well adapted for the banking or ~.
change business, fancy, hardware. or shoe bust
ness particularly for the shoe business as there Is
no store cf his description in or near The neighhor-
mood, and an establishment of the kind Is very
much wanting FOR the convenience OF the peorIe
IN this section OF the CITY. and there is no doubt
but what good and profitable business could be
done There Is also a dwelling house over the
store Both would he rented together if desired
Apply 10 o. r.. p. HAZARD on the premises,
or TO n Brown, Agent, directly opposite.
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NOR RENT-TRE THREE STORY STORE
and Dwelling, No. o6 Bridge street, George
town, 50 long occupied as EInmert's CONNECTION
cry. Apply to Army, next door.
my 2l-laWtf
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FOR RENT-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES
Il on y. between 18th and 18th streets The,
contain two parlors five chambers, servants room
dining room, Kitchen and double cellars. with
convenient yards and ont houses. The buildings
are located in healthy and rapidly improving
Fart of the city. Rent Sol per month For fur
ther particulars enquire on the premises.
iY r-eOHx
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By J. G. MCGUIRE, AUctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on
ID, near Thirteenth street.-On WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON. JULY IIth at G o'clk,
on the premises, shall sell pans of Los No. IL
and II. in square 233. fronting about pa fee; on
north ID II rect, between 18th and I,h streets run
ming back an average depih II about 10 feet.
Terms One third cash the residue in i and II
months. for notes bearing, inl"cSt AID secured 10y
deed q trust on the Premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
ty 5-ecSd Auctioneer.
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DlC-NIC BASKETS.-Just opened 4 variety
4 OF Pic. Me, Travelling, Card, Once, Work
school and Toy Baskets
:, Also, lot of Fresh Periphery, from Apollos,
81. Harrison and Jules Hauei Philadelphia;
Combs, Brushes, Fans, Playing and Visiting
Cards, Card Cases, Porte Monnaies, Jet Goods,
Pocket Cutlery, Cages, Music, Musical Instru.
ments. Stationery, DC.
JOHN r ELLIS
at1 Ia. av., betw Ninth and Tenth SIS.
10 az