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A CARD.
DrS. Hunter A. Williams.
Physicians for Diseases Of the Lam.

L.
Ora North Charles street, Baltimore
The practice of the above named PLY sIcans is de
voted exclusively To treating Dsea of the Throat
and Lungs by MedIcated Inhalation, The success
winch has attended their mode of treatment since
lis introduction into the United States has been
gtatllYlng IN the extreme II has denoms rate ID
tldI not only can Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
mfanuiaT sore Throat, be permanently curedby this
means, but that Consumption oil its stages IS per
lectly ainenable tn treatment.
by limitation the remedies are brought m direct
contact with the diseased organ and the stomach
laWay over taxed IN these diseases is spared tho
inhcton OF beng drugged, without any earthly
dement, arising from such useless practice This
mode OF treatment is rational. so simple so SCI
enthc. anu at the same time, so efhcacIos that the
uy cannot he lar distant when 10 will he universally
adoPted by the Medical Profession. as The only an
ERIC set at nouglt human means.
Il nat the Old practice does nothing for CoDSuup
tlOn, is well known. THIS has been proved nv IFS
universal failure; and, while it's advocates cannot
ence every town, every village, where the pract
OF lnhalaIon has been used, bears testimony to Is
InestlnaDie value IN restoring the most desperate
cases To perfect health Nor is there anv thing sur
prlsing ~ this. Why should Consumption he an in
crTable disease when the natural tendency of tuber
heretofore there has been no method devised of
reaching the seat Of the disease but tins dIfcuty
IS now overcome, and Consumption becomes no
more Iatal than other serious maladIes.
fdrtles unable To- visit the city NAV be treated by
correspondence. For such. a form of questions has
been prepared-whIch will be forwarded on appica-
tlon Alter receiving full statement of a PATIENTS
GIse, tne necessary Instruments, medicines d c. can
be forwarded 10y Express. ~
DIR. WILLIAMS visits WASHINGTON ON the Iltb and
&9th OF each month. where he may he consulted nj
GU pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs. VOss's Jpwelry
Store. jy n 25S %
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MADAME MOUNT has prepared by SPECIAL request
Salve Tor the cure of Cancers, which never was
known to fail. Also Cordial for Dysentery, DIar-
Thea, ana Summer Complaint. which acts as a per
lect charm TO arrest all OF these diseases Also a
save Tor the Piles ian extract from flower, "a SOW
ereign remedy. GIVE them trial. Like her Con
sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on. She
offers no article but what has been tested To he
had at NO $50 u street, between llth and 18TH Also
ut Marin Palmer's Drug Store. corner 9th street
and Penn. avenue. ID. :. Dyson's Drug Store corner
OF Penn avenue and 18th street, and j. p MIlbuJn'
Drug Store. Wizards Hotel.
references can he made to Rev. John X Obj Rev
Mr.. Register, Rev. James Hanson, aud Rev. Mr.
Manahan.
The Consumption Destroyer also can he found in
Alexandria, at Mr.. CastleInan's Store, on King
street, my sole agent for that place. In GEORGETOWN
ut Mr. L. A. Newman's on Bridge street. ie ~
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X NARD, AuctIoneers.

by WALL BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
ARGE SALE OF HORSES. COWS. WAC
- oNs, HAY. FARMING UTENSILS, FURNITURE
&c, At PUBLIC AUCTION.-Ou WEDNESDAY.
the 18th instant. at ~ O'Clock q. at the farm of the
late Andrew Hoover, Esq. deceased. ia A lexandrIa
tire personal estate thereon. We name IN part
y pwards OF 100 tons PRIME new Hay
rive + arm wagons. Carts, Drays
ihree good work Horses, three prime Colts. two
Corn ind Cob Crusher, Corn Shelter, Cutting Boxes
Iioughs, Harrows CutIvators, Hoes, Spades, &c.
len Mich Cows. one Bull, one 1leiler
Ice IN the ice house, Harness. with all such imp!e
ments
Vehicles and tools found on first rate farm NOT
herein mentioned.
Also
The entire Household Furniture, suol as Mahogany
and Marbe-toP, Centre, Side, and Dining
Sofas. Lounges, Paror and other Chairs
SIdeDoard, Refrigerator. Safe
farioT, Hall, and Chamber Carpets
Mating. Curtains, Mats and Rugs
Mahogany Dressing and other Bureaus
Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Wa>hstands
eather Beds. Mattresses, Bedding
Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets
CrockeTy and glassware, Knives and Forks, Wal
Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Ware &c.
Also
At twelve O'clock m. will sell a servant WOMAN
with her i've children. slaves for life. They
o., Will he sod as a tamIl without separation.
Terms. except for the slaves, who will be sold for
CASH All sums of and under SSl, cash; over that
amount credit OF 81 and "a days, for notes satisfac
tOrIy endorsed, and hearing interest.
\. II. HOOVER, Administrator.
~ I'D WALL Il BARNARD. Aucts.
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By JAS. c. SQUIRE, Auctloneer.

P0.IIItb SALE Of HlOHLl VALUABLE
BUILDING LOIS AT THE CORNER OF NORTH =.
sTREkT And 18th STREET WESTON FRIDAY
July oath, At o. clock, on the prem
ses snail sell eight very desirable Building Lots
Z, D. and 4, In Square No. Sal follows: Four lots
having front of % feet each north l. street. at
the corner OF 18th street west, and running lack I2i
Ieet each toa 10 feet alley, and containing 100
ieet each Also four lots fronting q feet inches ON
lith street west, between l. and streets mort run
nng hack p feet TO an alley, and containing 2,ooi
lhese are probably the most eligible and beauI ul
building locations for sale that desirable part of
The CITY, The L. street lots front on beautiful re-
seIvatlon formed by the intersection of Massachu-
settS avenue. and have been improved by handsome
sale. " INV
Terms One fourth cash; the residue IN 6. u and
10 months, with interest. secured by deed of tust
on the premises.
y b-d JAS. e. McGEIRE Ancf
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The NEW ARMoRY.-The Improvements in
the New Armory Park are progressing. Under
the superintendent of the Commissioned of Pub
lie Buildings the grounds are now being laid of
ana graded; the grade will be an inclined plane
from the surrounding streets toward the line of
the canal, with flag runs at proper distances TO
carry of the water. The whole Armory Square
Is 10 be surveyed and planted with beautiful sill
yer maple shade trees this Fall. The grading
will be completed by the first of October; and the
space contained within the grounds will be suti-
clently large for Light Artillery practice. The
improvements which are being made are calcu-
lated to beautify and adOrn that portion of our
CITY, which has always been too much neglected
Ih he new Armory building is undergoing a fin
ishing process, under the active superintendence
OF Major Bell. The exterior portion is now re-
celying coat of paint, at the hands of Messrs
O'BIien Scott. while the inside work is being
rapidly closed up; the carpenters work Is nearly
all done, and the woTkmen expect to have the
building completed, inside and outside, by the
first day of October next The new building has
three principal floors, and is arranged so as to
furnish the very best accommodations for our
volunteer military.
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By ]. c. MCGUIRE. AnntIoneer-

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CHICKERINo
~ PIANO FORTE, SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE.
M6NbA MoRNNNS GRs Jsy RA iB a. q
o'clock at the residence Of the late Andrew Hoover
shall sell all his Furniture and Household Effects,
Elegant rosewood Chickering seven-octave Piano
Forte, purchased direct from Chickering about
three months since
lshed IN rich crimson brocatelie, and consisting
OF medalIIon- back Sofa, pair of Arm Chairs,
Suite of Cripson Brocateiie Window Curtains, cor
nice and fixtures
superior carved marbls-top Centre Table
Nv, Egy ptIan marhle-top Sofa Tables
Excellent Brussels, Three-Ply and other Carpets
Brussels ana Venetian Stair Carpetings, OIcloth,
Superior solid mahogany hgh-Tost Bedstcad and
Handsome walnut JENNY Lind Bedsteads
handsome walnut and mahogany marbe-tOp Dres-
Mahogany and walnut marble top Washstands
superior walnut and mahogany WardrobeS
i Tine Feather Beds, BolsteTS, and Pillows
limit Chamber Curtains. Window Shades
Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, Stoves
Walnut Walnut carved .S' Extension Dmmg, Table
Mahogans. secretary and bookcase. Writing Tables
English Hal Clock, Mahogany Hat Tree
Mahogany hair sprIng seat Lounge, Sofa. Dlvaus.
Handsome OH Paintings and Enrravinrs. IN gilt
Silver Tea Set, Table, Dessert, and Tea Spoons,
French China Dinner, Tea. and Dessert Service
glassware: Table CUTLERY. Fire Irons
Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves
IOgethr with large quantity of Household irti-
cles. "
Also. AZ o'clock IN front Of the premises
y span of superior Gray Carriage HOrses which
will he sold separately
An excellent Family Carriage, double and single
Harness, Carryal Robes. Covers, and Stable
Furniture.
Also
for life.
Terms: Sin and under, cash over that sum
credit Of and months, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
a. p, HOOVER, Administrator.
" ia J, &, Mc(iIrIR Auct
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Fire at the New York EXCHANGE.

New YORK, July - Some excitement was &C.
casioned te-night by fire breaking out in the EX-
change. Fortunately ii was eXtingUiShed before
ANY serious damage was done.
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A Whole Community Poisoned.

CINCINNATI, June I'D Twenty children ON
Buck Eve street, denselv populated German
nelShborhood, were poisoned last evening by eat.
ing lozenges, scattered along the street by man
and two boys unknown. Two of the children are
dead, and many others are not expected TO live
The man offered small ackages Of the lozenres
10 persons IN the street but they, suspecting some
thlhg wrong, refused 10 accept them. These
lozenges contained arsenic, sugar and flour His
cause Tor perpe;ratng this fi,nd like act is not
known. No persons have been arrested
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED rPRSS
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ErRope
Arrival of The Stcamer Circaxs,,.


81 JOHNS, N p July 29.-The steamer Cir
hAS arrived here with Liverpool dates ="
IA ISudy' nth inst. The steamer Asia sailed ON
The CircasSian brings inteliigenoe tia, all IN.
10Th OF July. "'fF'" y 'A0
ri EHIeLANp.-Th VI ru>e Of Lords have rejected
inc Jewish oath bill ny large pra,orty
The government asks for .ppTonri,tia,,. -, h,,
sian wars nina Aho feI-
ffom next April. wv s'"'s
MI. :, Ihac 6eray has been nominated for Parla.
FRANCE.-The French Assembly National ~,
been suspended for two months in corSeouence
OF an election article which gave offence 10 th,.
government
The Bank OF France returns show a loss Of
specie.
srAIN.-Further slight disturbances have oc-
CURED in Spain
Naples was tranquil al last accounts
SLAYER named Adam Gray, of New Orleans.
had been captured at Sierre Leone.
MARRETs.
L,rtypoot. JKiy i0.-Cotton-SaleS Of the week
% eco bales including 500 bales for export The
ddvlces per steamer Canada caused an advance
OF rally lilo. Market buoyant. Estimated sales
I ,01i Friday 400 bales. Fair Orleans 81; Mid
ding q; fair Uplands So; Middlino : Stock
OF American cotton as. 900 bales
Ma1chester advices are favorable All articles
considerably advanced.
!, biIeadStui: -FlOur is quiet and prices have
ascIlnedi Western Canal Dos I'd a3Is Cd , Ohio
2Ss.doSs., southern Bis abs Wheat is steady
Co,h is onoyant at an advance of Is. Cd; mixed
ana yellow Us Cd -a1SS white 39s Cd ais The
weather has been unsettled
Provisions are steady. Beef is Arm porl dulI
ana quotations nominal Bacon is heavy Lard
lsqulet TalIow-Quotationsb barely maintained
PrOduce.-Rosin Is dull. Rice Is trm Sngsr
is heavy and prices lower
MONEY MdTkst.-The market is slightly easier.
ConSols for money % Ra92k; for account q9I
Bank rates are unchanged. Bullion has increased
fl3S 900.
London MdrketS.-Iron-WelS bars and rails
closed firm. with an improved demand at "a
e 5s for both. Breadstuffs are dull Sugar ia
9ulet al decline OF Is. Coffee is firm. Rice l.
heavy.
American securities are Unclaimed
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JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

VIZ TA 11r onII lMPRKONED PROPER
srprrr M NEh SE SoRIn " AND z2ND
July 18th, at 81 O'Clock, the premises shall sell
Lot No In square No s., fronting IS feet 2hs inch
running back 81 feet 22d street. with the improve
Inents, consisting of a two story frame dwelling
mouse, with brick hack building, stables &c, The
grounds are beautifully laid out with choice fruit
trees, rare howers, shrubbery, &C., forming a very
delightful private residence.
Terms very liberal and made known at sale
Jy Id JAS. G. MCGUIRE AuctIOnesr
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Financial.

NEW YORK, July D Stocks are dull Chi
cago and Rock Island 92H; III. Central Railroad
l23; Illinois Central Bonds 993s; Michigan South
ern ia; New York Central Il; Readin. Railroad
IL, Pennsylvania Coal Co. ~: Cantons ~ >: Viz
ginia 6's 90S.
Exchange is frmer
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NULTEE & D'UNGER'S
MstTOPnlitnn Enncfrt SnInnn

I-NtNI To '>TdT UIHce.I
Immense attractions this week. First appearance
ol me W ashIngt0n favorlte Jig Dancer and Ethio-
pail DeLneator, X: Connolly. Also first appear
ance IN this CITY, Ufthe much admired Bal lad Singer
rancis w Ulie, assisted by the universal favurite
MISS Anie!a Usher. Come Songs by Dick Wat
kInS. Prnl: EnnIlHn Pianist. Mons KYser, vIo-
IInst. Dick Watkins, Conductor.
admission 10 cents, for which refreshmeDt Is gven
III NILIEE q ID UNGER, PrnnrIenrs.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION
On FRlDAI AFTERNOON, the oath inst
we shall sell, on the premises, at Ga O'Clock, desI-
nble building Lot, being part of Lot Z. I'm Square
30 ~ teet front on | street north. between ;th
and 9Th streets, and running back 42 feet inches TO
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing valuable Build
ing Lot IN rapidly improving part Of the city, are
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 9, Ia. -. and
81 months, with notes bearing interest deed given
and deed of trust taken
Title lndisputable.
jy 2l-ts WALL & BARNARD Ancts.
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By a. GREEN. Auctioneer.

DIV a. UhEEN, Auctloneer.
VEGETABLE STAN DIS IN THE NEW
v MARKET-HOUsE AT ACCrION.-On THURS
DAY. the Suh instant. shall sell, commencing at /.
O'Clock m, all the Stands IN the new Market house
IN the city OF Washington, erected south of the old
Centre Market.
are respectfully invited 10 the sale.
Terms cash.
By order of the Mayor. A. GREEN,
Jy lid AuctIOneer,
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Killed by Lightning.

WALroLE, n. II. July 2I.-Hollis Gates of
GiI>uIn, was instantly killed Yesterday by light
ming. and his brother was al the same time serI-
on>ly paralyzed A young lady was also struck
down by il temporarily. The thunder and light
ning were terrific.
PRovIDENCE, X. l., July 2I.-The house of
Ezra Taft, in CXbTidge, was struck bv lightning
to-day, and his daugh % years old killed
Mr. Taft was seriously injured, but il was thought
he would recover.
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BY JAMES e. MEG UIRE, AuctIoneer
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROT

BY JAMES c. MEG UIRE, AuctIoneer
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROF
Il ERTY on SEVENTH STREET AT PUBLIC Arc
TIOS.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON. July 9th,
at clock, on the premises, shall sell, with the
consent of all parties interested parts of Lots Nos
and 8, In Square No. Al, fronting u feet on 9TH
street, near street. running hack lU2 feet to ana
alley running out to q street, with the improve
inent. consisting of a two story and attic Brick
Dwelling house. containing nine rooms, with two
good cellars and kitchen.
This property is situated IN a good business mart
of the city, nearly opposite the Patent Office and
about equIdIstant between the two markets.
Terms: One fOurth cash the residue i'm d, u Ia,
and "a months, with interest, secured Nv a deed Of
trust on the premises.
jy l3-eOdd DIS JAS, e., Mc(yl'IRE Auctioneer
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New York Markets.

NEW YoEK, July - Flour is buovant: sale,
If -,U1 bbls.; State So a0a SIS Is; Ohio S6 Jla -
IS; southern n. iGaS7.10
Wheat is heavy; sales of 1000 bushels; Chica'
20 Spring LIB. Corn is heavy; sales Of IS oeo
bushels; mixed SIC.
Pork is dropping; mess S2II5. Beef and Lard
are unchanged
Whisky is quiet at 3sc. for Ohio.
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The Cincinnati Murder.

CiNCINHATI. July 2j.-Kohler. the murderer of
Horton, and who cut his own throat after the act
still lives, hut there only faint hopes Of his
recovery He assigns az reason for the murder,
bis belief in the existence OF a criminal connec-
nectiOn between his wife and Horton.
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BY A. GREEN, Auciioneer.
IINR -STEE,S Al = nE ia pRnNIs n pp


TNRCSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
L ERTi ON THE ISLAND AT AUCrIoS.-On WE'D
NESDAf, the 18th day of August, 1857, shall sell
AZ auction In front OF the premises, at half past SIX
oc lock p H., by virtue of deed of trust from Ed
win r. True to the subscriber, hearing date the 18th
day OF July 1855, and recorded LIbeT J. A. -, No.
TO- iOos 20 TO 223, one of the land records for the
County of Washington IN the District of Columbia
the iollowIng named property LIVING and beng in the
city OF Washington District afOre said, to wit:
hive hundred and eighty -four, t59 together with the
improvements thereon. This property is at the cor
neI of ID street west and T. street south.
IernS cash. All conveyance at cost of purchaser
Ii the terms are not complied with I'm five days
of the delinquent by advertising such resale times
In the Star. Nj. THOMPSON, Trustee
~ l8-eOd& DIS a. GREEN. AuctIOneer.
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Balloon Ascension on Horseback.

PH'LADELrHiA, July - M. GODDARD made
balloon ascension heTe this afternoon, mounted
on live pony. Afer ascending some distance
he clambered into the basket car, leaving the
pony dangling below.
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New York Police Commissioners.

NEW YORK. J&ly 3.-Mayor Wood met with
The police mi>SioneTs to-day. The beard now
stands: Three Republicans, two Democrats, and
one Know Nothing. who is believed 10 be in the
Interest of the Mayor Trouble i appTehended in
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By &c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

EkUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE FRAME
HOUSES AND Lots on the Island, ON q street
south between 18th and 9Th streets west.
by virtue Of two deeds of trust duly executed and
recorded, the subscriber will sell on MONDAY, the
10Th day of August. 1857, at O'Clock D. M. on the
premises, parts of Lots Nos ,. 3, and ), i'm Square
No. Al the whole fronting 81 feet I inches on q
street south, between eth and 9Th streets west by
ieet inches deep. with the Improvements. which
consist of three well and substantially butt two
story Frame Dwelling houses.
The above property is elIgiby situated and RAPID y
enhancing IN value. The several houses with the
ground appertaInng to each will be sold separately
and oter a rare opportunity to persons desiring a
residence, to invest.
Terms One third, cash and the balance IN six
ana twelve months for notes bearing interest secured
upon the property; and If not complied with IN SIX
days alter the sale the trustee reserves the right
resell ut the risk and expense of the purchaser upon
one weeks notice.
,CIkAS. :. WALLACH. Trustee
jy i8-3taw&ds J. C. McCI-IRE Auct
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BALTIMORE, July 25.-FlOur is dull. Howard
street - 80.
Wheat is frmef Red II 7OaSI 20; white 81 -
aSl.s5
Corn Is Interchangeable white ,7as9, yellow Il
dS5c
Whisky is dull; City y; Ohio 3uc
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Indian Tronhlex.

CHICAGO. July 22-The removal of the troops
rom Fort Ripley has embroidered the Chippewa
Indians, and they have driven the entire mission
airy stan from he mission at Leech Lake.
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ByE;s. WRIGHT: Georsetovn.

w hlUH OeOrCetOvn.
IN FRIDAY, THE 24TI DAY or JULY. un
~ the premises, at ocOck o. M, will sell To the
highest bidder; that very desirable Dwelling and
Business Stand, situated on High street, one door
north ol Prospect street. Georgetown, d. G.. being
Hicks.
This Lot fronts y feet High street running back
100 feet TO ten feet alley; attached and fronting on
Prospect street. lot a feet front, running hack ~
provements consist of a ial and ccInnodlous
Dwelling House and Store Room. fronting on High
street Inc width OF the lot, and conceded TO be
of the best busine stands the street. Fronting
on Prospect street Is feet, substantial and WELL
built 3-story Dwelling, slate roof.
The attention OF persons wishing TO make a good
investment is called to thus property. as Il will be
sold without reserve. The property 10 now under
an annual rent OF $50
Terms very easy and made known at the sale.
will also offer at the same time, the adjoining Lot
fronting Prospect street, and running hack 100 H.
lying west Of and binding on the same alley.
By order the Trustee.
jy l5-dts ES, WRIGHT Auct,
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The WEATHER.-Range of the thermometer

Average height of the thermometer I'm the morn.
ings, from July II to 23d, inclusive, 70.
Full moon, Wednesday, August ), a little after
pm.
Rsmarks.-July 10th, cloudy and showery; II,
heavy log in the morning. day ending warm and
hne; 18th, hazy atmosphere, day warm, light
thunder gusts with rain, fine TO end; 18th, fine
very warm throughout. between q and Z rain,
wind, lightning from NV; both, fine. lightly
cloudy throughout. very warm. thunder gust with
ram between and p. m; 2lst, fine, warmer.
nhe throug bout, lightning at night from :; 22d
cooler, lightly cloudy throughout, little spit of
rain, airy with lightning to close; ed. lightly
cloudy, cooler. River clearer. B.
Georgetown. July -. 1857
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MARRIED..
DIED,

ON the l3 instant. by the Rev. w. Deal, JAS.
of this city. 49, ~
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by GREEN. Auctlonecr.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
EsTATE.-By virtue of a decree of the Orphans
Court oil the District of Columbia approved BY the
Circuit Court of SAID District sitting IN Chancery.
! Will on WEDNESDAY, the 5thiUf August, 1857 at
O'Clock p H., IN front OF the premises, proceed tn
sell Lots OF Ground numbered seventeen Q7l and
eighteen tl3l IN Square numbered five hundred and
three t5S) situate in the City of Washington.
The abOv described property is located on Sixth
street west. between y and o streets south. and
within few yards of the new 10th street steamboat
wharf.
Terms Of sale: One-thIrd, cash; and the residue
IN two equal PAYMENTS at and IL months. with IN
terest the deferred payments to he secured by the
endorsed.
pom 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 to the
purchaser purchasers thereof at MS or their the
purchaser costs and ex pense.
Ii the terms are not complied with within FIVE
days from the day of sale, Tie trustee the
right to resell said lots either or any portion of
them upon ten days previous notice. at the risk and
costs of the delaultng purchaser
II. II. LASKEY. Trustee
~ 2t-rO&dS A. GREEN, AuctloueeT
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nor BOSTON.-FIRST VESSEL-'rhe su-
l. peror fast sailing clipper schooner Syl- n,
vanus Allen, Sears, Master, has arrived. and ~
WILL have quick dispatch for the above port.-75
For freight or passage apply to HARTLEY &
BROTHER. l0l Water street, Georgetown, ID. C..