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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Persia.

NEw YoRk, Aug 5.-The British royal mail
steamship Persia, with Liverpool dates OF 2Stn
July, arrived last night
The North Star arrived out on the 29d
EN6LAND.-In Parliament the Government had
intimated that no active operations would be un-
dertaken in China, except the destruction Of the
war JunkS, until the result Of Lord Elgin's mis-
sion to Pekin should be known. II unsatisfactory
hostilities would be confined 10 Canton.
Lord John Russell had obtained leave 10 bring
in new bill for the admission Of Jews Roths-
child had resigned his seat, but had been renomi-
mated, and will probably be reelected without
opposition.
The frigate Susquehanna had arrived at Liver
pool. The Agamemnon had sailed for Cork with
division Of the Atlantic cable. The plan for
submerging IL had been changed IL is now con-
temPlated to commence on the Irish coast instead
FRAxcE-In France the public attention is
centred on the development Of the recent italian
plot.
France in a settlement Of her difficulties with
Mexico.
The LATEST.
The London Times Of Saturday morning, in
its city article, says: The conviction that up TO
Friday evening no news had been received from
India, and consequently that all the recent re-
ports have thus far been totally unfounded, was
followed by an diminution in stocks. The Bank
OF rance had lowered its rates on advances on
stoc Ks to 5H per cent.
The Clipper Golden Fleece and the LADY yoce-
Ign have been ordered TO he ready at-Portsmouth
for the transportation Of troops to India.
The India mails would probably reach Malta
yesterday. and should the steamer from Calcutta
have reached SueZ in season telegraph dispatch
may be hourly expected.
The MARKPrs
LIvERPOOL.-CottOn closed steady. sales Of
the week, 5000 bales, including 10 6o0 TO specu-
lators, and 4 500 to exporters. All qualities had
advanced I'd
Fair. Middlrrg
Orleans. SIX
moDlle--...... .....sA en-
Upldnds ............SA S3-l6
Estimated sales on Friday, 1O. 900 bales, includ-
Stock Of American in port, 423, COZ bales
Breadstufs lour was heavy a. a decline Of
Is. Richardson, Spence a. Co, quote Western
Canal at 3lsa3Od Ohio BIS Philadelph and
Baltimore Bis. Wheat had declined ID red \
az; white 94a9A. Corn had advanced; mixed
and yellow 3sa3Ss Sd white i2Saiis
Provisions were quiet. Pork steady. Beef
closed buoyant at an advance of 5al0d. Lard was
heavy al a decline OF Is sales at 66a67 KS Ba-
con dull. TalOw, all qualities, had slightly adj
vanced
Sugar was steady. Coffee stead. Tea slow Of
sale, but prices we unchanged
Rosin steady. Spirits turpentine was dull. Tar
closed dropping. Rice was heavy.
breadstufs dropping. Wheat had declined
Sd. Coffee dull. Tea active closing quiet Tur-
pentine dull. Rice heavy and quiet
Money was slightly easier. Consols for money
9l%a9IK.
Bullion had increased f2is, 600.
American securities were generally unchanged
Bell 4 Co., report better demand for State and
first class railroad bonds.
Manchester advices were favorable.
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New ORLEANS, August 5.-The Tehuantepec
Company publishes d card this morning, announ
cling its dissolution, stating as its causes, its ina
blity to arrange with the owners OF the Garay
Grant, the impOssibility Of getting the mail con-
tract, and the discovery Of the fact that the Sloo
title does not rest in this company. The presi-
dent and others went to Mexico in the last steam
er TO make new arrangements.
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Railroad Accident.

PETERSBURG, Va, August 4.-The 3 O'Clock
train Of cars going south, on the Wilmington
road, was thrown into a swamp nine miles be-
persons were wounded-a brakesman and negro
woman seriously. The wounded were taken
back to Goldsboro'. The whole train is a total
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The Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, August IA State election for
Congressman and other officers was held to-day
In this city the majorities for Hon. Humphrey
Marshall, American, for representative 10 Con-
gTess from the seventh district, over Thomas III
Holt, Democrat, and Of Thomas ID. Jones for
State treasurer, over James W. GarraTd, Demo-
crat, are estimated at about eleven hundred votes
The election here was proceeded with quietly
The majority for Fillmore in the city last fall
was about l.SO0.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 5.-Flour is dull, at partial
decline; sales OF Howard street at 81 So City Mills
81; Ohio nominally 81 So
Wheat has declined Sc, but prices are too ir-
regular to give correct quotations. Corn is firm;
white S6a92c; yellow S6as7c
Whisky is dropping City 2Sx, Ohio 3Oc.
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AUCTION SALES. -r
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.
ByA;GREENs y, Auc,ioneer;

BY A. GhBEN. AuCtlOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i EsTATE.1By virtue Of decree of the Orphans
Court of the District of Columbia approved by the
Circuit Court of said District, sitting IN Chancery.
will on WEDNESDAY, the 5th Of August .l857. at
o'clock .. m. IN front OF the premises, proceed to
sell Lots of Ground numbered seventeen (l7l and
eighteen G5l in Square numbered hve hundred and
The abov e-described property is located on Sixth
street west, between n and o streets south. and
wharf.
Terms Of sale: One-third, cash; and the residue
IN TWO equa payments, at and l2 months, with in
teest, the deferred payments to be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser purchasers, satisfactorily
pom the full payment OF the purchase money and
the trustee will convey SAID lots of ground TO the
purchaser or purchasers thereof his or their 1.-THE
purchaserl costs and expense.
III the terms are not complied with within FIVE
days from the day of sale, the trustee reserves the
rIgnt 10 resell said lots either or any norton of
them, upon ten days previous notice. at the risk and
costs of the defauitlng purchaser.
X. ii. LASKEY, Trustee
V2i-eo&ds A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
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SIoop-of-war Germantown.

NORFOLK, Aug. i.-The United States sloop-
Of war Germantown sailed hence to-day for Chi
ma, via Madeira and other ports.
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DIED.,

On the 4th instant, OWEN MURRAY. in the
1Itn year OF his age. native of tho County Down,
city. Va 'ii'
HIS friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vlIed TO attend his funeral at p. IN, on Tomorrow
Afternoon, from his late residence corner of X and
2Olh streets west " - IN "'iN
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CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The election in Iowa, YES
terday, passed of quietly at Dubuque. The vo,'
of that city stands about |, 200 for the Democrat
and 400 for the Republicans.
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Rain i'm the South.

MOBILE. Aug. 1--WE have had twelve DAYS Of
continuous rain, doing great injury TO the crops
in the neighborhood and il is feared that the in
jury above is still greater.
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au Ats WALL. * BARNARD, Aucts


2. AuCtlOneer.
DOSlTlVE SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
Il BUILDING LoT AT THE CORNER OF NORTH Nj
STREET AND 10TH STREET WESTON THURS
DAY AFTER NOON, August 9th, at 6 O'Clock, on
the premises, shall sell part OF Lot No. 8, in square
No. 3il, fronting Is feet north VI street, at the
corner OF Gth street west running hack ITO feet 10
ground.
This lot is beautifully located IN the most desirable
part OF the city for private residence, and the sale
to the hIg hest bidder.
Title IndIs putable.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in s, IL, and
"a months, with interest secured by decd of trust
the premises.
jy 81 JAS. C.. McGI-IRt Auct
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Later from Kansas.

ST. Louis, Aug. 4.-The Democrats Kanss,
correspondent says that Gov. Walker is still en-
camped at Lawrence, with an increased force
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~, Byy;C. MCGUIRE, Agctyonser.

T'hIS EFI SALE Of THREE FRAME
HOUSES AND LOTS the Island, on g street
south between 7th and 9Th streets west.
BY virtue OF two deeds of trust duly ex pcuted and
recorded, the subscriber will sell on MONDAY, the
10Th day OF August, 1857, at O'Clock p. M, the
premises, parts of Lots Nos. q g. and 5. in Square
No. 4S7 the whole fronting 81 feet inches on g
street SOUTH between 9TH and 9th streets west by rs
feet inches deep, with the improvements which
consist of three well and substantially built two
story Frame Dwelling houses.
The above property is egIbly situated and rapidly
enhancing In value. The several houses with the
ground apperfalnng to each will be sold separately,
ana 6her a rare opportunity TO persons desiring a
residence, or to invest
Terms One-thlrd cash and the balance IN six
and twelve months for notes bearing interest secured
upon the property; and If not complied with in
days alter the sale the trustee the right
resell at the risk and expense of the purchaser upon
one weeks notice.
CHAS. s. WALLACE, Trustee.
~ l8-Staw&ds j. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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The Rain in BaItimore,

BALTIMORE, Aug. 5.-The heavy rain of yes
terdAy still continues. IL is now falling in tor
rents, and some of the streets are deluged.
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ST Louis, Aug 4.-The Kansas City Enter
prise of the LIST announces the reception Of letters
at Lecompton. stating that five OF Captain Cald-
wells, four Of Capt. Berry's, and the whole of
another surveying party have been murdered by
the Pawnee Indians.
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Murder Steubenviue.

STEUBESvILLE, Ohio, Aug. 3-An unprovoked
murder was committed here at ten o'clock SatuT-
day night, on the person of an IrIshman named
Martin Hollorand, 4 boss the Pittsburg and
Steubenville Railroad. The murderers have not
haa tad
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Destructive Fire.
The Town Election.

PAISsvILLE, August A large part Of the
business portion of this village was burnt 10 day.
Loss estimated at $500.
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DESIRABLE GOODS FOR THE HOT
~ EATHER-SELLING OFF.
10 dozen LadIes, Misses, and ChIldren's hoop
and grass Skirts
Plaid Percale, Linen, and De Baige Travelling
busters
20 pieces white, green, blue, pink, and yellow
Mosquito Net
Ladies silk and Bingham Umbrellas
White gauZe Flannel
Palm-eaf Fans; black silk MItts, l21s cents
White, pink. blue, and yellow Tarleton
Brass Hoops, 25 cents set
Whalebone, reeds, and wire-cords for Skirts
Great bargains IN French worked Collars ard
EmbrOlderles
A few more left of those desirable silk, bsrege
Lawn Robes, and Parasols 10 close out.
GEORGE r. ALLEN,
s. Penn. avenue newt 70 IOtb -
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AUCTION SALES.

Bv e. r. l.. GROWN & co. Auctioneers
I'VE STOCK AT AUCTION.--On SATUR
- - DAY MORNING, at IL O'Clock, we shall sell,
70 the bidder for cash, S. head of Hogs at C.
w arners Esq, Lot, between Missouri ayenue and
me Canal The flag will designate the place of sale
This is opportunity seldom offered to the deal
ets. c. X. l.. CROWN& CO.,
au AuctiOnpers.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer,

BY JAS. e. MEG UlRE. Auctoneer.
VERY VALUABLE AND ELIGIBIY-IO-
r,f E AT BUILpI ING, hoTs AT Public AUcTIoN.-On
following valuable Building Lots:
Lot No. 3, In subdivision of square No. $780, 'front.'
Ing "a feet inches on Tenth street west, between
and streets north, running back lSS feet inches
to a 30 feet alley. 'A0"o'
Lot No. 50, in subdivision of same square fronting
Is feet Ninth street west, between L. and M
streets north, running back lS3 feet inches TO So
feet alley.
Lots % and q, in subdivision of same square, 'front.'
Ing each 2 feet inches on North street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets west running back 10 feet
to a 10 feet alley.
Also, Immediately after
SuDdlvison IN square 448, fronting SO feet in
ches on north nj street, at the corner of street
west, running back l43 feet to a Is feet aey; this
inches front each. WV
These lots are situated in the most desirable part
OF the city for private residence, are paved in front
well drained, and very desirable as building ioca
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6. u. and
IL months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises. JAS. C., McGJJIR
jy 29-eo&ds Anct,nneer
III THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
~ Sc2nseq9ence OF the rain until FR DAY AFTER
NOON, August 7th same hour and place.
duso-u JAS. e. McGUIRE,A uct.
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BY WALL & BARNARD. Auc,loneers.

WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. AND TOBAC-
w co AT AUCrIoN.-On THURSDAY MORN
ING, the 9th instant, at ~ o'clock, front of our
Auction Rooms, we will sell q large stock ofWnes.
Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, and such goods, together
with the Store Fixtures. Measures, & c.. being the
stock OF X. ID. Fweedy, Esq. We name in part
FINE old Bourbon and Monongahela WhIskey. in
barrels and dem!jobns
Fine Claret, Madeira, and other Wines, in casks
and bottles
Fine old dark and pale Brandies
~ Nj. Cigars. superior brands Chewing Tobacco
Also, store Fixtures, Measures, DemijOhns. &c.
Also, Will be added 10 quarter Brandy, for sale
on account Of whom IL may concern.
Terms cash.
au Ats WALL & BARNARD. Auets
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

For other For Rent and SaIs' notices LIST PAGE.
EOR RENT-A conveniently arranged BRICK
i HOUSE, with ten Rooms and Basement, on l.
street between 18th and ath east Rent 500 per an
VNO LET.-A three story BRICK, situated be-
Il tween 9th and 9Th streets, on NJ street. Inquire
next door an 4-Sl
FOR SALE CHEAP---A comfortable BRICK
of tth and streets north. Price Sl.I5O;. half in
Hns ea.R ess win bs and tsks Tey XDB Gn q s
WEBB. No. 5I2 18th street. auS-tf
FOR RENT.-A new BRICK HOUSE, contain
4 ing SIX rooms neatly finished, with large lot
OF ground, situated on 18th street, between and
streets, Island To pnnetual tenant the terms will
be moderate: Apply at Mrs SHEAS No So 18th
FOR SAIE.-A gentleman having determined to
Il discontinue house keeping, offers for sale his
splendid fOur-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
avenue. The House is nearly new, contanin s Is
rooms, with Gas Fixtures, Warm, Cold, and Shower
and Kitchen Also, Bfick Stable and Carriage e
Wpnse ug2n me PremlneS. Apply to POLLARD
WEBB, NO. 5l2 Ith street. au S-tf
ATED FARM OF T THR t EtTTfElH WfhfIhM
H0SS FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M
situated in Alexandra county, Virgins a few min
utes walk from the Georgetown Aqueduct. adjoining
on the river road leading to BaPs Cross Roads, and
Fairfax Court House, containing thirty three acres;
commanding me view oil GEORGETOWN. Washing
ton and the Potomac River. About one half of this
farm is under high state of cultivation the balance
IN timber. The cultivated portion of which is laid
out IN valuable orchard. consisting of the best m
ported Apricot, Pear, Plumb, Peach, Apre ard 9TH
ar choice Fruit Trees; also, great variety ofGrape
a large Strawberry Patch, &c, &c On the farm is a
Spring of never failing Water a Cottage built house,
q now Barn, and OutbuIldngs. This farm will be
sold on advantageous terms or exchanged for i'm
proved CITY property. Inquire of Mrs. T.. ]. VOSS,
or III. XII. VOSS. IN 81 cost
DEAL ESTATE-Persons desiring To invest i'm
IA Real Estate or Real Estate Securities, can be
accommodated on application 10 JOS. T.. G. KEN
NEEDY corner 10th street and Penn. avenue.
Roal Estate sold and rented on commission
Rents guaranteed and collected. Lots IN every
Ward for sale and for rent. au l-eo7w
DOR RENTING two comfortable and convent
Il ent BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street, ad-
joining the Convent ARE now undergoing complete
pair, and will ba for rent the Attn of August The
Houses are very desirable, particularly to parents
LAYING CHILDREN to educate. Apply to JOHN l..
klDWELL. High street, Georgetown. jyI-
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A CAR ID.


HE Undersigned takes pleasure IN announcing
TO the public at large, and to the practising II
PHYSICIANS IN particular. that he will open i'm ~
the course ofnext month his DRUGSTORE NJ
AND PRESCRIPTION STAND, ANDA
CHEMICAL LABORATOR at 500 Ninth street,
between Penn. av. and ID street., east side.
PrescrI ptlons OF ply sicans written in either the
Latin, English or rench languages, will most care
fully be compounded, and recipe trusted to the
hands of an apprentice other employs not fully
competent.
The thorough chemical education, and the long
practice OF the undersigned as pharmaceutlst, In
both the Old World and the United States, will
serve as guarantee for the purity of drugs and pre-
Paratlons kept by him. Every chemical compound
Is tested before made of, and poisons sold ex-
cePt on receipt from known and responsible parties.
Oh r Nj A ADMINISTRATIONS and
quantltatlve-of soils, ashes, minerals, ores waters
&c, is performed at moderate rates; and gentlemen
and masters DESTROYS of being introduced into the
theory and practice of Chemistry and Pharmacy will
have an opportunity offered to that end by applying
next fall
-, RsfeTencss.-Prof J. ID. b. DE Bow, Hon.
THOMAS X FLORENCE, r. II. SAGE, Esq, SELMAR
SIEBERT, Esq, CHARLES III. WINDER, Judge Adj
vocate. MAGNUS GROSS o
Late pupil of Prof. Liebig,
jy 29-lm graduate of Pharmaceutical COLLEGE.
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u The hoop question, like most others, has
o TWO sides to 1t. The ladies take the Inside, Of
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSE-KEEPERS AND
Il OTHERS.
M. GREEN, FAMILY GROCER northwest sorper
of 18th and l. streets, north, would respect GT1
fully call the attention of his friends and Gus t1~M
toners to his new and well selected stock oiI$U
FAMILY GROCERIES, where can be found 49,
at all times very superior TEAS, COPIES, VIZ
SUGARS, FLOUR, HAMS, dc.
JUST arrived and now an store A cbooe LOT of
Family SUGAR-CURED HAMS, and from good To
prlme-brand SUGARS. at from lOc. TO l2dc. per
pound. Also, approved FAMILY MEDICINES.
GLASS, PUTTY, &c.;together with every variety
oil FED Tor horses, cattle, DC.
Call and examine for yourselves, at corner OF 18th
and l. streets north. jy S-eoSt
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WArcH RETURNS Last night, the only case
10, trial was Mary Coombs for vagrancy; dis
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IT HAS BEEN THREATENING to rain all the sea.
son, and yesterday II rained,
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For other For ReHtand Sale" notices see LIST page.
EQR RENT-A conveniently arranged BRICK
Il HOUSE, with ten Rooms and Basement on l.
street, between 7th and 9th east Rent SON per an
num-. ELIZABETH STILLINGS.
In ECO
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TNO LET.-A three story BRICK, situated be-
tween 9th and 9Th streets, on NJ street. Inquire
next door. 4
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MAGNOLIA HAMS.
w $40 CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS.
WEI are Just opsnlng, and we guarantee them I'M
egnalled by any Hams in this city
sale.
IUNo authorized agents.
KING 4 BURCHELE,,
% Corner Varmont avenua and 18th street.
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VISITING F1REMEN.-This morning, the United
Fire Company, No. 5, Of Richmond, Va, arrived
in this city, accompanied by band Of ten musi-
clans, and took lodgings at the Washington
House, corner OF Third street and pennxvIv,ni.
Avenue. They were received at the wharf hv
delegations from the several fire companies Of
the city and escorted to their quarters
me omce,s OF the company are. H. Shook
president; w. II. Easily, captain; Benz. Mosby
LIST assistant ThOs. w Pairo I'd assistant The
company here consists Of twenty five members
and they bring with them their engine
To-day they will visit the various places of in
terest in the city, and be conducted by the mem
bers Of the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Com
pany and delegations from the companies of the
fire department.
The RIvER.-The heavy rains of Yesterday
and last night have raised the river to a conside-
rable height above the ordinary level Some ten
inches of water is said to have fallen The su,-
FACE or the river is black with floating drift wood
IL Is rumored that the fifth dam OF the Cumber-
land canal has been again carried away There
Is, however, no authentic information of this fact
There are no arrivals at the wharyes
The RIGHT One CAUGHT.-John Thomson.
colored, was arrested for stealing lot Of cloth
ing from DR.. D. Munson, and taken before Justice
Smith, who committed him to Jail for court.
This fellow caused the arrest, Yesterday of Mr.
Su, Se
Mela knew nothing of the goods being stolen.
and II was by his efforts that the real thief was
captured.
CoLoRED MAN has called upon us to express
his gratitude through our columns to a generous
hearted youth, named Norman Landon King, son
Of Mr.. H. nj. p. King, who kindly aided him to
recover sum Of lost money, and would accept
no reward therefor.
An lMPRovEEST.-Wall & Co., are preparing
to put up on the site of the present store on the
north side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, fine business place, arranged
with all the modern improvements
THE YAGKRs, 1t will be seen by their adyer
tisement, have postponed their excursion until
pleasanter weather.
The CIRCUS IL coming to town-will be here
tomorrow, and will open to. morrow night
1T HAS BEEN THREATENING to rain all the sea.
son, and yesterday II rained.
WATCH RETURNS Last night, the only case
Iof trial was Mary Coombs for vagrancy: dis
missed.
W The hoop question, like most Others has
o~,,. sdes 10 1t. The ladies take the Inside, Of
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PROPERTY, LAND. LOTS, HOUSES.
JOHN ID. CLARK, REAL PROPERTY AGENT,
has for sale terms to suit purchasers, Vacant
Lots in different parts Of the city,. He Buys, Sells,
and Exchanges all kinds of Real Property on mode
rate terms.
General Agent, Notary Public, and Justice of
Peace. No. SIS 18th street, Washington CITY d. C.
iy I7-1m
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DOR RENT-The two comfortable and convent
Il ent BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street, ad-
joining the Convent ARE now undergoing complete
PAIR and will be for rent the 4th of August. The
Houses are very desirable, particularly to parents
having Children to educate. Apply to JOHN L..
KIDWELL, High street, Georgetown. W.
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DEAL ESTATE.-Persons desiring Ia invest in
Ia Real Estate or Real Estate Securities, can be
accommodated on application 10 JOS. Z. q. KEN
NEEDY, corner 10th street and Penn. avenue.
Roal Estate sold and rented on commission
Rents guaranteed and collected. Lots IN every
Ward for sale and for rent. au l-en2M
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The Circus IL coming to town-will be here
tomorrow, and will open to. morrow night.
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FOR SALE CHEAP--A comfortable BRICK
Il DIV Filling, situated on the northeast corner
of ith and streets north. Price Sl.l5O; half in
cash. balance IN SIX and twelve months, IL all paid
IN cash less will be taken. Apply toPOLLARD
WEBB, No. 5I2 18th street. an S-ff