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The Ohio rrus,Cou,,n

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The President of tue
Ohio Trust Company in a card. says that the cap
ital of the company Is - U0tOO, that II Is Sonnd
and reliable, exclusive of anticipated losses from
insufficient securities ..
The Tribune says the liabilities are estimated
al from IS OOO, 600 10 81 ,OOOUO
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TELEGRAPIllC NEWS. B.
Arrival of the City of washin.ton.


NEW YORK, August 2i.-The steamer City Of
washington, with dates from Liverpool to The
81 ssn, mas arrived, (anticipated by the Anglo
The American horse Prjoress came in fourth in
the race for the Sussex county Gun
rariiament would probably close on the I'd
The latest telegraphic dispatch from London 70
instant Neo"' '-'
The Times says the funds show an increasing
n. Ihey opened al decline Of quarter
the Iholan outbreak the financ ia authorizations in
connection with India, together with dificulties
IN tne qualities constitute the chief cause OF
the oppression. The news reports a very gloomy
feeling. stock exchange speculative holders
show especial anxiety, and nress sales upoa A de-
Ginning MAJ ket; the result has been fresh fan
of three-eighths per cent. The demand for mo-
new, meanwhile, has sensIbly slackened
The non-arrival Of Indian telegraph news leads
10 the impression that the steamer from Calcutta
has been detained by order OF the Governor Gen
eral- The last steamer was detained four DAYS
RepQSts are current in London OF a new Ind ian
loanOf l0 100000. Awriter in the Times argues
as a matter of business, that England had better
spend f9OO O00 900 than lose the Indian empire
The Times, In a conciliatory article on the
Turkish difficulty, attributes the imbroglio 20 the
mistaken zeal Of diplomatists at ConstantinopIe,
ana after intimatng that the visit Of the Emperor
Napoleon To Osborne has afforded an opportunity
Tor consultation the subject SAYS IL Is fortu-
nate circumstance that the Emperor should have
taken this negotiation into his own hands.
The propeller Edinburgh, Capt. Cummings,
which arrived at New York on sunday, Is sup
posed 10 bring later, and. IL her captain did not
mistake as TO the vessels. still more encouraging
intelligence than the telegraphic dispatch pub
lished yesterday Of the progress Of the Telegraph
expedition. The report Of the captain is as fol-
lows
.'The Edinburgh left Glasgow on the 9th inst
and. on the 1ith, about O'Clock a m, the wea-
ther being rather hazy, two large ships were dis
covered about nine hund red miles from the vest
ern coast Of Ireland, Of which was distinctly
seen through the captains glass paying ont thr,
cable. This ship, as well that In attendance
upon her, carried the British flag Hence as the
vessels Were then more than Lalf way across the
portion of cable assigned 10 the Niagara must
have been triumphantly laid, and, after II had
been successfully Joined TO the coli on board the
Agamemnon, the latter must have started with
her share Of the worlds great link under equally
favorable auspices. On the night Of the 18th a
brisk gale sprung up, which continued during
the 18th, and somewhat DELAYED the voyage Of the
Edinburgh. IL is probable the Agamemnon felt
the effects Of this gale, hut, she was only ad-
vancing at about the rate Of five knots an hour
when seen by the Edinburgh, its violence though
II might slightly delay her progress was accord
ing to Capt. Cummings Judgment, not lik ely TO
damage the cable.''
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BALTIMORE, August 5.-Flour is dull; sales OF
1850 bbls City Mills sc .12X, closed at &C; How
ard street rs; Ohio nominal az SO So
Wheat is dull; red 81 .3lal 40; white 81 35af IS
Corn Is lowe; yellow at S6as5c.; white s6as6c
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BY C. w. BOTELER. Auctioneer.

N.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON
- THE lsLANDAT AUCTtON.--On THURSDAY
August 9th. at 10 O'Clock a m, shall sc H. at 3Ii
Virginia avenue, between 9Th and nth streets the
Effects OF a family declining heuseke eping, consist
ing IN part Of
Mahogany Sofa, mahogany carved Chars
Mahogany Centre and Card Table
Large gait frame Mlrrcr, mahogany Rocker
Three ply and Ingram Carpeting
Mahogany UttOInans, Mantel and Table Ornaments
Solar Lamp. Hail OicIoth
Stair Carpetlng, mahogany Hat-raek, with mirror
back
Mahogany Chd's Rocker
Walnut cane seat Chairs, Clock Dining Table
China, Glass. and CTockery, and Table Furniture
=, generally, mahogany Dressing Bureau
Mahogany WasbstaBd
Walnut HIg and Cottage Bedsteads
Toilet Sets, wood seat ChaIrs
Parlor and ChamIsr Stoves, Cooking Utensils
Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Furniture. &c
Terms cash. Z. w. BOTEEER,
au y AuctOneer.
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Arrival of the North Star.

New YORK Aug. 24.-The steamer North Star
arrived here with London papers OF the 18th OF
August.
sex county cup.
The Parliament will probably close on the I'D
Of August. Other advices are unimportant.
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The DurdeIl Estate.

NEW YORK, August @.-The Surrogate Court
TO day decided against Mrs. Cunningham's claim
to the Burdell estate, and gives IL TO the blood
relatives of the deceased.
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Froul 1IiuueSota

ST. PAUL, Aug. 2i.-The constitutional con-
ventions progress slowly. Some OF the points OF
difference have been harmonzed. but In others
and more prominent ones IL Is thought that the
conventions will fail to agree. The Republican.
favor one constitution, but the Democrats appear
10 be bent on the submission Of both
Three half-breeds, who killed German near
Gull Lake last week, were forcibly taken from
the sheriff near Little Falls and hung to a tree
The crops in Minnesota, Notwithstanding the
ravages OF the grasshoppers, never were better.
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From Trinity Bay.

ST. JoHN's, N. r. Aug. 25.-The line 10 Trim
ity Bay is working well. The weather is fine
and clear, with light southwest breeze Meth
ing has yet been seen OF the Telegraph feet.
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Telegraphic Courtesv.

The following dispatch was yesterday received
by the Agent of the Associated Press dated
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 2i-The operators
on the Washington and New Orleans telegraph
line are authorized TO forward your dispatches.
announcing the arrival of the telegraphic feet Ia
al points on this line without charge.
J. KENDALL.
Supt w. x n. o. Tel. Co
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Latest from Florida.

AUGUSTA, Aug. 2i-Capt. Mickler's Florida
volunteers have captured five Seminoles. Tue
Indians hoisted white flag. He hopes that the
war is nearly over.
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Failure. Sc.

ROCHESTER, August 2I-Messrs. Brewster &
Co, private bankers, have failed owing 10 the
advances made 20 the Messrs. Ely, who failed
same days since. Their liabilities are not Ia a,e
NEW YORK, August - The Ohio Life and
Trust Company have suspended. There are uu-
merOus rumors in regard TO the institution. and
the excitement among those interested is very
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I United STATES SALE OF VAIUABI.E

limited STATES SALE OF VALUABLE
" WHARF PROPERTY AND LOTS on THE SCHUYI
KILL, APPOINTING THE NAVAL ASYLUM, PHILADEI-
PuIA.-WIll be sold at public auction on TUES
DAY, the first day of September next at 10 a, m ON
the premises, the United States Wharfand Lots ad-
jOlng the Naval Asylum: also, those between Ship
pen and South streets. numbe red from to % ncll-
sye according to the plan which can he seen at the
office OF the Navy Agent, and at the Asylum.
The terms of sale will be, one-half cash, one
fourth M SIX months, and the other fourth in twelve
months from the date of sale.
Receipts will he given for PAYMENTS lint no deeds
Will be executed until the final payne shall be
made; and all the payments to be forfeited If the
terms of the sale shall not he complied with
The Government reserves the right to fix mimi
mum value on each lot, below which sale will not
be made. WM. BADGER
Navy Agent, phiade phia.
To he published once week till LIST September in
the Portland Argus, Boston Post, Roston Herald.
Journal of Commerce and DAILY News, New York
Pennsy lvanian and Evening Argus, Philadelphia;
Republican. Baltimore IntellIgencer, CDion Star
Washington; Enquirer, Richmond.
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STAMPEDE OF SLAvEs.-Cn Saturday, num-
Der of slaves, belonging to various citizens of the
District, obtained covered wagon under pre-
tence of going to the camp meeting in the adjoln-
ing county: They departed, but have not re-
turned, and their owners have reason to believe
that they have emigrated by the underground
railroad Some fifteen slaves are missing, most
OF them belonging In this city and county. Among
the losers are Messrs Linton, Randolph lHar-
baugh, and Isaac Scaggs Officers have been in
search Of the fugitives, but up to this time none
have been recovered.
WHARF THIEvKs.-Sunday night, thief en-
tered schooner lying at Riley's wharf, and ran
sacked the cabin, stealing gold watch belonging
to one Of the hands, a lot Of clothing, and about
Sis In money Capt Beacham, who has charge
OF the schooner, afterwards found portion of the
clothing lying about the wharf, but has received
no Intelligence of the thief.
The MARKET LAws.-There appears to he
determination on the part of the police to enforce
the laws relative to huckstering without license
and forestallng the markets Several cases OF
this description have been tried recently, and
others are to be heard speedily. The best way to
avoid dihculty Of this sort is to comply with the
law.
FIRE AT THE NAVY YARp.-About two O'Clock
this morning the brick house and adjoining build
corner Seventh and II streets, Navy Yard belong
M, my 4hi'i hihS, Esq were burnt 10 the ground
Inc origin OF the fire Is not known. Loss esti-
mated at 50 600.
COLUMBIAN CoLLEGE.-The annual session of
this institution will commence on Wednesday,
the Goth OF September next. Students will be
examined for entrance on the Monday and Tues
day previous. The preparatory department Of
this college will open on Wednesday, the 9th Of
September.
Hon. II. HARTLEY CRAWFORD The venera-
BILE Judge of the Criminal Court has been con-
fined to his room by sickness for several days,
and this morning 1t was rumored that he was
dead. Having made inquiry at his lodgings we
are happy to be able to state that he is better this
morning.
REAL Enthusiastically, lots 2 and 3, and
part Of I'm square ,052, with brick house. were
sold by A. Green, auctioneer, for 81 ,O15; pur-
chaser, Jno Thompson.
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The Ohio River.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25 Mortimer Livingston an
eminent merchant of this city, is dead.
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More RumOred Failures.

NEw YORK, Aug. 25.-It is reported here thiS
morning that two heavy bank King firms, viz John
Thompson and Delanny, lselin a Co, have sus-
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WATCH RETURYs.-John O'Niel, drunk, dis
missed; Cassana Harris, colored, profanity, do;
Charles Miller, do, do; VIM. b. Martin, drunk
and disorderly, security and 81. 16 costs; John
Egleson, disordeTly, dismissed
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FOR
~ CASH

II. SEMKEN, JEwRLER,
offers at greatly reduced prices. FOR CASH. the fol-
lowing articles:
Gold Hunting English Patent Levers, full jeweled,
from S50up.
Gold Hunting Detach do, full iewe!ed from SIS up
Gold Ladies Watches, full jeweled in variety, Sla
up.
All Watches are guaranteed for ~ months.
Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains, at wholesale
prices; all inds of Fine yewelry, such as Bracelets.
cts, Pencils, etc. enhancing Diamond, Pearl, Corals
Canoes. Mosalcs, etc., At astonishing low Prices.
fancy Silver Ware0lopSr than ever offered before.
Silver plated Ware-such as Spoons, Forks, Cas-
tors, Cake and Card Baskets, Butter Coolers, etc.,
will be sold at manufactures prices.
IL Our main object in offering such inducements
is 10 reduce oar present large stock for ready
cash, contemplating some alteration in our bust
ness.
Persons in want Of any thing in our line are invited
TO call; We shall take pleasure in convincing them
that such opportunities of purchasing fine goods at
such reductions are seldom offered. AL goods war
ranted as represented. III. SEMKEN,
aug Is $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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NaItimore Marle,,

WHEELING, Va, Aug. 25.-The river, n
morning, is feet, and rising.
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The NATIONAL MONUMENT BOARD will, 1t is
understood, hold special meeting this evening,
II they can manage to obtain quorum.
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FUTURE DAYS.

DUBLIC SALE OF A MOST DESIRABLE
u FARM IN CULPEPER COUNTY shall. on
Thu RSDAf, the 9Th day Of August. 1857, off fair
u not the next fair day sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, the valuable Farm. near Gull
PEPPER Court House, recently purchased 10y the late
Thomas Hill of Edward BightfoOt. This Farm
contains about 400 acres. and lies within u of mile
OF the Depot of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
at Cupeper Court House. The soil Is of a very SUI
perIor quallty-equal 10 any in the vicinity of Gull
pepper Court House. The last crop of corn taken
from this Farm, measured up when housed, up
wards Of 900 barrels. The Farm is now well en-
closed. There is a good Dwelling, and the neces
sary out houses, including Stable, Courthouse,
Blacksmith shop, DC, upon the Farm. Also, an
excellent site for water grIst mill. The Farm has
good and sufficient supple of timber and water.
The sale will be made upon the premises, on the
following terms S3.0On to he paid down the balance
In two equal annual insta ments, with interest from
the day of sale; the purchaser giving bond with a
deed OF trust upon the premises, to secure the defer
red payments.
The undersigned will take pleasure in giving
further information respecting this Farm or shew-
Ing IL TO persons wishing to purchase.
EDWARD B. HILL,
Attorney in fact for heirs of Thomas Hill.
n. Bon MONDAY, the 2Ist day of Septem-
Der, 1857, shall Also sell, At public auction, in front
OF the Court House, THAT being Court day, small
tract of Wood Land. containing 81 acres. This land
Court House, and adioins the lands of James q.
Broadus, Edmund Bickers, and Caleb Shacke ford,
Terms made known on the day of sale.
EDWARD Il. HILL.
Attorney in fact for heirs of Thomas Hill.
al l7-lw
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the 22d instant, MARTHA VIRGINIA,
youngest daughter of VIM. /. and Mary A. Griffin,
aged years and months.
At Winchester, Va, on the 14th instant, after a
brief illness, Mrs. SARAH THRUSTON, widow
of the late Thomas l.. Thruston, of this city.
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ON ADDITIONAL COPIES OF "ROSALlE
cOO the Prairie Flower" just received. This is
the most popular song ever published. Sent by mail
free Of pOstage on receipt of twenty five cents In
letter stamps. ia
iya John r. ELLIS.
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DID YOU EVER EAT not, 20 to EME-
RIcH's, drink of his Lager, and take one of his
Bretzels, and you will surely thank us for the ad-
vice. IT.
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THR CONTRACT AwARDED.-Yesterday AFTER
noon the Mayor and the joint committee appointed
blythe City Council TO cooperate with him opened
the sealed proposals that had been received for the
construction Of the new aims house and work =
house. They were six in number, and stood as
follows: -
James G. Fills, s3i,Il VIM. ]. Williams
StOo; James o. w hiinry, 81, $50; Charles II
Church, 81. $50; j. G.. NayIor S3I 757 GIII,e,,
Cameron, 9,UtO, and the old materials. valued
by him at 81 .9D. The proposal OF Mr. Cameron
being the lowest, and all other consideratiopx in
regard to IL being satisfactory, IL wa, accented
and the contract awarded TO him.
MIR. Charles Haskins, architect, was appointed
superintendent Of the work on the part Of the Cor
EOTatiOn. IL Is expected that the work will he
sOOn commenced and vigorously prosecuted, so
as TO have the buildings ready for occupancy by
the beg inning Of winter. ~ - -r-- . d. =
t will lie recoliected that the award OF the Joint
~ vetoed, was 50 80; so thai the veto besides
being right, saved the Corporation 81 GU.
THE RACE COuRsE at the south end of the
Long Bridge has already BECOME the popular re-
sort Of the owners and drivers OF fast horses IN
Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria. II il
certainly Of the best courses In the copn,rv
which 20 test speed. We know no Other 90 level
and so well prepared. IL Is worth the time and
trouble OF the Jaunt there to catch the river hreeye
with which one II greeted in the drive over The
Long bridge. 'e' INC
SOMETHING NEW in the excursion lin. /. n, !.
nHe entertainment announced by. the Orpheon
puaftetie, for Monday next, August 81. A choice
concert OF Vocal music, consisting of Glees. So.
los, &c, will he given; excellent dancing m,s,.
Will be provided and the price for the tic Eet
ers dinner supper and concert. More anon.
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A ULT'S CABBAGE SEED FOR AUTUMN
"a PLANTING

GOING, OFF AT COST.-As the season has nd
~ vancsd we will sell our remaining stock lTF5a1l
OF REFRIGERATORSa at cost.
Our stock OF FURNITURE and HOUSE f/1<
KEEPING GOODS Is very large, and
MoGREGOR CO.,
jy eO6w No. $50 7th street.
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CLARKE d SMITH, Attys,
an % G. X. l.. CROWN n CO., Auct'rs
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctionccr.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON NINTH
- STREET, BETWEEN AND n STREETS NORTH
Ga ~ ESDAl AFTERNOON, August 18th, al 6
numhered6 IN square No. 43 fronting 81 feet on o.
street west, between and streets north, running
back 81 feet 10 inches tn a - feet alley.
THIS lot is beautifully situated IN very desirable
part Of the city. and is adjoining the fine four story
houses erected by MIR. CTuttenden.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6, IL. and
lS months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises,
au md JAS. c. McGEIRE. Auct.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
~ Those who intend to avail themselves of the ten
per cent discount, to be made to all who pay or
before the 18th day of September, and who wish to
avoid the delay incident to the crowd who usually
are IN waiting at this office during the last few day
previous to the expiration Of the tme can do SO by
calling for their bills at an earlier day.
JAMES r. HALLIDAY,
au 6-tSep1 Collector.
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au ~ d JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TNWO-STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME
Il HOUSE AND IOT, on NJ STREET, BETWEEN l2TH
AND 18TH, AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY, the 25th
instant, shall sell, IN front of the premises, at
O'Clock; M, Lot No. q, IN Square No. 282. fronting
on north Nj street "a feet, running back 90 feet to
wide alley, between l2h and 18th Streets with the
improvements, which are good two story frame
house, with basement, containing six good and con-
venently arranged rooms.
This property is handsomely situated in one of the
most rapidly improving parts Of the city.
Terms One third cash: balance in six twelve
and eighteen months, for bearing interest from
day of sale. deed given and deed OF trust taken
Title indIsputable.
aus A. GREEN. Auctioneer
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NNE PIANO AT S2s 1 an ,ss7 :, -eso.17. :,
~ 47s; az Sieo: at si2s; 3 Al st5s' III ~
second -hand Pisnos, at JOHN p. ELf.is
aus 10 Penn. ave-, bet. 9Th and 10Th sts
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GLAD To HKAR rr.,iLBy the advertisement IN
another column il Will be seen that the all per-
yading dizziness OF. the city is TO be routed next
week by the Ethioi4an Serenaders, who open at
Odd Fellows Hall, on the ID ofSeptember. .
Washlngtonians are ready to give them a hearty
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NINE. KLEIN 4 CO., from Fance,l - !,
No. sol Pa. av., between "a and 9th sis.Ne
,,fleatlng. Finflng; Crimpi1g, Dresses, Curtain
Blsachns ana oid Embroideries transferred TO
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John Il. GIVEN & CO.,
WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEAIFRsIN
COAL. A N ID WOOD
3. w. cor. Of G and l4fh stS., Near Canal Bride.
Always on hand, lof prime quahty,l a large stock
ef MOOD, and the various sizss and Kinds OF
Fair dealing may be relied on in all cases. Orders
soLclle0. - an 2-eOlm
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REAL EsTATK.-Yesterday, lots 2 and 3, and
part Of in square ,O52 with brick house, were
sold by A. Green, auctioneer, for 81 ,O75; pur-
chaser, Jno. Thompson.
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For Other For Rent and Sale" notices see LIST page.
LHOR SAL Fan old established DRUG
Il STORE. IN the central part OF the city, doing
excellent retail and prescription business. Ad,
dress Chemist. through the Post Office.
au % 2aw6w
nor SALE.-A FARM of about 100 acres in
Il Montgomery county, d.,ten miles from Wash
lngton, on the COesvllle road, improved with a
Brick Dwelling log barn and stable and fine orch
ard of choice fruit. part set with clover, and
the whole well fenced A bargain may be obtained
If early applied for or would exchange for city prop
erty. II. N. LANSDALE,
Agent No. 564 Nj street,
EOR RENT-The 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 4th of August The
Houses are very desirable, particularly to parents
having children to educate. Apply to JOHN l.,
kIDWELl.. High street. GEORGETOWN. jyH-
SPLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE, in the
- city OF Washington, ID. c., and fronting on Penn
syIvana avenue.
The Lot is about ono hundred and seventy feet by
one hundred and sixty feet, being the ground partly
occupied 10y the Union newspaper printing office, and
partly by the ruins of the late National Theatre.
Ihere Is no place I'm he country where n hrst-cass
hotel Is more Impernvely required, nor where such
a one would so surely prove profitable. The terms
Will ne made very favorable and, If needed facilities
Apply, in Washington, to c. II WINDER; or, in
street. = - -, - -
And, if not sold the Union Buildings will be for
rent and possession given on the LIST Of September,
1857. --.- ..... :; jy T-2aw2m
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ByC. CROWN & CO., Auotloneers.
GALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE

GALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
- The undersigned will sell at public auction,
the premises, on TUESDAY, August 18th, 1857. at
81 O'Clock p M, the following part of Lot No. 8. in
Square 7+S situated in the city of ashlngton IN the
District OF Columbia. and described as follows: Be-
ginning Tor the same at point on New Jersey ave-
nue. distant 81 feet from the northeast corner Of said
SQUARE ana running thence with the line of said ave-
nue. IN asoutheastery direction q feet thence in
soutnwesterly direction with line perpendicular TO
the line OF SAID avenue Ito to alley, thence =
nOrthwesteTy direction with the line of sand alley q
feet, thence IN northeasteriy direction ITO feet to
the place OF beginning; improved BY a two-story
Brick House. -
The property will be sold subject 10 an outstand
standing debt secured by deed of trust for SIIO
Terms cash. Unless the terms of sale are cum
Piled with in three days after the sale the night IS
served to resell a the risk and cost of defau ting
purchaser.
Convey ancing at purchasers cost.
CLARKE q SMITH, Attys.
au 23- e. X. l.. CROWN AZ Co Ancf,re