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tSanltlp Groceries,

,yaong which may be found fine Coffee, Sugar,
p5sis ,MOlasses, Syrups, Cheese, Crackers,
,.,a "a, Ham, Shoulder, Fine Ashton and Dairy
S',' Tobacco, Segars, Soap, &c.
Aso, Brooms, Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, and
5sge assortment of Willow-ware, which he
'ass Tor cash very cheap.
Jnlons &c.
oa!' see prices, and judge for yourselves.
%P5 JAMES IRWIN.
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HAY Delays are dangerous,
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NEW GROCERY.
PROVISION AND FISH STORE

PHE subscriber has opened Grocery, Pro-
| vision and Fish Store opposite Major Eisen-
uses dOtel, where he has just received fine
ssortment of fresh
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FUTURE DAYS
BY A. GREEN. Auot,oree,

BY A. GREEN. AuotIoreer
I'hIRTl:P FIVE BUILDING LOTS ERoSrrva
II oN5TH STREET WEST ANDk AND I, ST.ssTs
NORTH, COMPRISING WEST HALF OF SouAkE NO.
ol5: AT fucIIoN.-Un I'll ESDAY, the 2lt Instant
shall sell, by order Ofthe Trustee, at pubic agc
t,on, an front oil the premises. commencing at five
O'Clock p NJ, s. valuable building Lots be ing sub
division OF west hllf of Square No. 8 s. and NUN
beIed according to said subdivision from % to "a.
inoiutlVe THIS property is hsndsome.y situated i'm
the most rapidly Improving aud healthy part Of In
ely, ana well known as the Green House saUare -
Persons wishing to make a good inyertment 20 "a
spectfuly invited to this sale o 10
Terms OF sale One third cash. and balance in two
eau llnstalnrnts of one and two years hearng in
terrst from day Of sale. A deed given and deed of
trust taksn All conveyanoes at the cost of the pur-
chaser. The terms of sale to be compIie ed with in 8
days, otherwise the property Will be resod al the
FISK and cost of the purchaser after one weeks no
tlce IN the National Inte lgencer NV
WILLIAM II. PHILIP
HARVEY LINDSLEY
.,, Trustees.
le lZ-d A. GREEN. Auct.
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DIED.

On Saturday morning, the 18th instant, ROBERT
J. ROCHE, In tine 40th year of MS age,
the funeral will take place from his late residence
On II street, between New York avenue and |
street, On Sunday afternoon, June 2th, at O'Clock,
TO which his friends and the friends of the family
are invited iIntel.& Unon) .
On the nth instant. Of consumption, WIFI, LIAM
ton ard the late Elizabeth Major, aged years, 9
months, and IL days.,
On the 18th instant, MARY ANNA ROSE, in
fant dsus htef of g. C. and nj. g. Blackstock. 2
In this city, on tho nth instant, WILLIAM
THOMAS, youngest child Of Hon. James +. aud
Sa.ah.H. D0wdcll, Of Alabama, aged III months aud
~ days,
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by f. 3. WRIGHT. Georgetown

by r. y. w kIhtiT, Georgetown
I'RUSi Els SAi.E.-Sy authority q. deeI OF
trnst dated thu IGth Of March. 1876, recorded IN
i.Cer J. A. ,. No. us, folio 70, from Rachel Waugh
VIM. A. Waugh, Ann Nj. Waugh, John Ross ana
wife; and SEQ w. Cooley and w.fs, to the suhscrI
per- Wal sell atauctio to The CHEST bidder, on he
18th day OF July next. bet the hours of4 and
oc COX In the afternoon, front of the premises all
the interest of the parties above namsd i'm that
parcel oil ground IN GeorgetOwn. ID. c., which be-
gins on the south line of Bridge street at the
corner Of the brick build ng lately owned by John
MpnntZ ana running thence with bridge street west
u rect; thence south ~ feet TO feet alley running
rom Jefferson street. thence east ~ feet SAID
Mountz property, and thence north 90 feet to the
beginning, with the Dwelling house and other I'M
povsne' 70 Z, creon, rs now in the upatIon of
9 nd Rachel Waugh.
Terms: IS c1sh, and the residue C, ", and Is
months. the purchaser TO give his holds, with sure
ty, bearing interest from the day of SAFE, aud deed
oil tTu.t on the premises. Deeds at the purchasers
cost III the terms OF sale be not complied With with
resold after hive days notice in the NatOns Intell-
geGcer, at the cost and risk Of the defulting pur-
chfrer SAM'l. CKOptEN. Drustee
Je l7-N4w EDW.S. WRIGHT. Auct.
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kRoMAsS0CLArED PREss AGRNr
Details BY the Ya.d.rhIl,.


NV ioRE, June l9-The Vanderbilt h.s ina,
a.Irseo here having made the trim from sot,th-
~ ms port In days fh,rfsen asd a
'c ho"S she reports favorable weather dur
ing the entire voyage uo' osi'
tails 'e interesting oe-
La the House Of Lords, June sth r-o,s c,.,
endon asked IL the Government could Law hefon.
tue u"use any information concerning the nro-
Mexico " 'ue ooh OF
The Earl OF Malnsbury said he had rec.,v.a
nothlng but ex part, statements; bat, from a con
vTsation with the AmeriS an Minister he believed
tnefe was no great difference in the views of both
lures on The question at issue between them;
anu from the orders out TO the o6bcerx on the
Nfst india station, thai no repetition of such
Pr3r,erdings was Likely TO occur.
ne Tlmcs, In its city article on Tuesday
~; tuat the news by the Persia, showing the
= iis OF America on the q ulf outrayes had but
a.. snt rn"'t upon the funds the decline. which
49, hy "a was soon recovered The le.der
says: vi 'hese outtages,
ne treaties with both France ana marie.
having expired, II Ii madness for EnoInnd to =. :
seft pretenslons 10 which no strona ana ina.
pendent power IL likely to sobnIt rr. ~oss
done by searching foreign vessels is poth,ro com
pared with the bad blood ngend~red: and thoucb
MANY so-called outrages are undoubtedly ersg-
gerations, there is enough known TO prove that
the practice OF searching vessels under the Amer
ican nag ought to ne discontinued at once
The eruption Of Mount Vesuvius continued on
the 2>th with more threatening aspect The
nquid Ire was pouring from several craters ard
Tue entlre valley Of Airs was a mass Of fam~s
Ibe villagers were fleeing IN all directions The
obstruction OF the town of Portici was feared
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BOARDING.

BOARD Mrs. ElLY, SIS New Jerse, avepu..
- CaPilo hIli, can accommodate families or sIn-
sIe genteinen with very pleasant ROOMS and
asasDEab'e B' ARD during the recess of ConK ress
the slt atom IL one OF the pleassntest IN Washing
TON " IS n convenient, location for officers, FAM
lies, OF strangers visiting Washington city, Refer
I" >. K W chresor, Furniture WaIerooms. 7th st.
or I" Dr Joseph Walsh, Navy Yard. je ls-4t'
RoAaDlNG IN THE COUNTRY The sub
- scrioer iIvIng an healthy locality, eight miles
from the city of Washington, the exaudria aud
deestnry Turnpike. as now ready to accommodate
ooAHDr KS. Those wishing to spend few
months IN that beautiful eighborhood will do well
70 Avail Themselves this opportunity. Address
y,Va. ie IA al
ROARDlNG.-A small and strictly private fam Nv
- would like to secure Boarders a gentleman
a.d lady, or two single gentlemen, whom they eau
onrr furnished SUIT of Rooms adjoining, and one
81 three Rooms, with gas, on reasoLai terms
faItles can ENJOY tie conftrts Of home. No chill
aren 10 the house. Apply 1t So III street, between
18th and 7th streets.
To LEr-une Room. without board. i.us-,m.
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crSras MAIxErs-Buslness wss WY brisk
throughout market space this morning. The
gasgways were crowded at an early kour by
ladies and sentlemeni desirous of making their
purchasers and Of escaping the midday heat,
The country dealers were nnmerous the lie ensed
dealers all at their stands, displaying an ample
and excellent supply Of the delicacies of the
season In the fish market little was doing, and
the supply limited. The hay market was poorly
supplied, with prices ranging from SIC. &C. 81
secure the excellent order that prevailed The
prices In the sheds Were ahnnt as follows:
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NEW HORE, June 10 stocks are higher peper-
any Chicago and Rock Island II n; Illinois Cen
tai bonds II "a; La Crosse d Milwaukee :: Micbi-
gah southern ~ X; New York Central SI9 Read
lnY u; NJ iiwaukie aud Mississippi 1874; Virginia
6's %, Missouri 6'S -
Serllng eKehange is hrmer at 100 ! aInqH
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By G, W. ROTEf.ER Apctions.

ny Y. w. BOTELER, Auotioneer. = :
OF EXCELLENT H0ySEH0LD
!. e ocosi .hs .. :. Msse Ne
OF Capt.k: b. Cunningham h 8. NJ. No 457 18th ST..
pustween r and streets, handsome collections OF
t1u "ssSs h,ao r FURNITURE, embracing in part
ssps ,Is Solid Walnut ParIor Suit. covered with
kMG sis.s E,s Marble 81. Typ Table. 49,,
andsome Mante Ornaments,
tapestry Velvet Carpets
NJ PAINTINGS. Window Shades .
StahOgany Sofas, Hat-rack t--
ssep and Chamber Carpeting Oilcloth e..
MMnh v any and Walnut Dressing Bureaus.
w ASH stands. Toilet Sets,
Sst OF cottage Chamf er Furniture 80
Easy Chairs. Straw Mating, .r....A %
neayy Mahogany dining Tables, 80 :
Eren. St4p SideDoa rd Cane and wood seat Chairs
Sapspo I'm, H,np eT, Dessert and Tea Sets,
P BE-. Castor, Ivory Table Cutlery,
'ss lsh I'm Dish Covers,
s. Sa9a nd under cash: over s 90, So On end a.
interest. " '"'es' ocaii"s
ie I'D c. w. BOTELER. Auct.
Jy A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SrMECiA L. SALE OF WHISKY, BRANDIES'
n, Us AND Liquors. AT hUCrIoN-On TUES
i,1ni ~ RNlNG. the 22d instant, shalt SELL in
i.0nt pm auction rooms corner of 7th and ID sits
s'st'ns ck a. MA large lot of fine Liquors, con-
~ bar rels of fine Whisky,
!. DO. do. Hrandy,
ID do. Cherry Bounce,
With large lot Of Fancy Liquors,
a lso. chests Of Tea,
r.srms; All sums und sr Ssh cash owe. SO cred
of 10, Go and 80 days. for notes properly endorsed
ie l8-d A,GREEN. Auct
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VI urder.

ALBANY, June 1s-Thomas Francis, keeper Of
saloon on Clinton avenue. In this CITY, last
night murdered a woman named Hilton with
whom he had been living as his wife He heat
her brains ont with a hammer and then locked
mp the house and escaped, but was captured early
this morning here.
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BALTIMORE, June 10 Flour is duh, except for
City ILLS sold for 81
Wheat Is steady; red 97alO3; white at 81 Ola
Il. Corn Is buoyant; yellow 72a73c white q
Provisions are unchanged
Whisky is steady at 2ta25c
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The Western Rixera.

ST. LOUIS, June is.-The river here 10 falling
and the weather is fine
CINCINNATI, June ls.-Tbe Ohio river is fall
ing here, aud The cotton lands along the Miami
Iivcr are again free from waller. Corn planting
IS going on, and barley harvesting The wheat
crop Is iourishing
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The America Outward Bound

HALIFAX. June is.-Tbe r. M steamship
America arrived here at three O'Clock this morn
ing, and sailed again at half past four.
Weather clondy Wind very light and blow
ing from the Southwest
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
II AT THE CORNKR OF VIRGINIA AVENUE Ann SD
STREET WEST At AUCTION.-Dn WEDNESDAY,
the sd instant. shall sell, front of the premises
at O'Clock p. m, good two story Frame House
containing rooms, csllar and passage aud the Lot
on which It stands, situated a. the corner of Sd at
avenue Of SIXTY four feet two inches and on Sd ST.
eighteen feet. ~ o
Terms One-tblrd cash balance in 6, H. and Ia
months, for notes bearing interest from day of ale
"A deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title IndisputabIe.
le III A. GREEN, Auct,
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New York Narkefs

NEW YORK. June l9.-Flour 10 heavy; sale. ~
wv bbls State Is cents lower) a; 80 S5aS3 a5;
Ohio ~ 55aS4 IS; Southern - 5OaS4 IS
w heat is heavy; sales of Is, OO0 bushels; West
ern red ~ GSaslOs, Milw. Club s6a93c; Chicago
Spring StiasSc
Corn is quiet; sales nominal; mixed 72a7ac;
yellow sSa79c
Pork is dull; prime SO 15sS 70 90; mess nomi.
hai,y siS SLASH Lard Is quiet at l0zaIISc.
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hreaking Away OF the Great Yazso Pass
The VALLEY Delured

, Nkhruis, Tenn, June IL The Great Ysxoo
IHss gave way last night, and the channel ~ now
ov' thirty wards wide and rapidI w iocIe, .,n, a.
width The water in the Mississippi has an
Consequence, fallen eight or ten feet and Is rush
inS, with terrific force, through the opening
Filling all trees in its course IL will deluxe the
whole laZoO Valley
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AUCTION sALn.
Toby q O.MORROW MORNLN0.
By }. c. MCGUIRE. Auotioneer. . =

by =. z, MCGUIRE. Auctione<r.
kokNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFFcrs
inc rnBLic AUcTION.-OnM MONDAY MORN
&c.,, ~ ~ flock, at the residence on Ioulfians
~ nearly opposite the City Halt anal sell 81
imit 8 a UT T,Ie and Effects, comprising
Fnrp,tnnsMan ut crimson damask covered ParIor
W. Ms9 P.u. r. covered Chairs, Fancy Tables.
nots. oen'fe and Sofa Tables, two What
Handsome oval gilt frame Miro, ~
Mantel Vases. Ornaments Engrar,n~.
Mahogany Sofa and Sofa Bed
Velvet Brus seis and Three NV Csrn.,.
oIicloth, Mating. Stair Rods and 49,
Mahogany Extension Table, sideboaId -
Marble top Beaufet, Dining Chairs I'D
CHINA. Glass, and Crockery Ware fable c,,,.,,
Lounges, Mahogany Sofa, Card Tables e1'''
WINDOW Curtains, shades. and Cornce ..
kedsteads, Dressing and elsiu bureaus,
walnut, Mahogany snd Painted Wardrobe
naf ana Husk Mattresses, Bos'ers and Pillows
Washstands, Toilet Sets. Fire irons,
Cooking and other stoves,
Together with general rs nt of X .teben Re-
quisites. "
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum, n
credit oil ~ and co days, for satisfactorily dorsed
notes. hearing interest e"U''e"
$40 j. G.. Mcti UIRE, Auct,
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Bank ExpIoded .

kLTIMoRE, June 49, The AmerIcon Bank
Which lately opened here, under doubtful cir
cumdtances, closed its doors this morning tits
supposed to have considerable western circuls-
non It's funds have all been withdrawn from
the Bank OF Commerce
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MARRIED,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Fincke !.
VIZ. LINNING, Esq. of Now Orleans, to MISS
nj AIRY A. GAShELt., of Baltimore.
baltimore and New Orleans pa pers please copy.ls
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I ORD ST. LEoNARps HANp-souh OF
rnary number of Rlackwood's Magazine, ore VOL.
cloth price 10 cents postage 10 oeats.
Tho POCKET Chets aud Checkey Board. Iof t-ailhs
games IN railway cars and coaches, compete VITA
Il Fer or sale sale :, Price e of TehsTLoR 4 MAURY's
ielS Bookstore So Pa avenue,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

To ADVERTISERS IN ALExANpRIA.--Mr Geo.
T.. French, in Alexandria, viii receive and
promptly forward advertisements intended for
The Star. Those in Alexandria desiring to avail
themselves Of its immense circulation TO bring
their business, wants or other requirements to the
notice OF the public had better call at his period
teal depot.
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DuRTRAirS FOR THt MILLION.-A per
feet Portrait of yourself for IS CENTS warrants
not To fade. 1000 Of these beautiful pictures made
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures psper for
50 cents, which can he sent BY mail without ex ira
charge. Livery variety Of eases kept on hand. Sun
light not required. X. c. W0ODLEY,
photographer, No. $40 T. street,
10 A-6m near WlIards',
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MORE NEW DRESS GOODS

MORE NEW DRESS GOODS
IVA JUST OPENED.
60 yards plain and rich Figured Bareges ranging
IN price from ~ To 81 cents
Organize NJ usiIn and Barge Robes, very cheap
$40 yards French Cling hams and Barege De LANES,
IN cents
500 neat checked Summer Silks at 37h g. 62]s and
70 cents. These are at much less than former
prices
300 pieces Figured and Dotted Muslins, Plaid Cam
hrics, NainsOnk and plain Swiss MaslIns
with large lot seasOnabe q GODS which will he sold
cheap for cash. J. w. CDLLEY,
if-lw SIS 7th ST. dOors Pa
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY sALE.-By authority OF DEGREES
~ OF the Circuit Court of the District of Colum-
ha And Of the Glrcut Court for Prince George ooun-
", Mar, land passed 10 cause wherein Thomas
Sewell and others are compliments, and the widow,
heirs at law and administrator of John Brsretou,
deceased, are defendants, viii soil at auction, 10
the highest bidder on the l4th July next, between
the hours OF II and O'Clock in the day, the prem
ses that beautiful parcel q land part tract
miles from the cIi of Washington, and easily ac-
csssible by the Baltimore railroad, containing 1856
acres or thereabouts, being the northern part of
CRANKY" and lying north OF the main county road
with the Dwelling mouse and other improvements
thereon.
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue at g. II and 8 months. be
cured BY the purchasers bonds it'll surety hes ing
interest from the day of sale, and by retained lien
on the premises sold.
IL the terms TIC not complied with within three
days from he day OF sale. the property sI he resod
after i've days notice IA the National Intcllig
and Evening Star, at tho cost and risk OF the de-
iauiting purchaser.
Ii is intended to divide the tract into parcels of
from ten to twelve acres each prior to the sale 90
to afford persons desiruus of healthy country resI
dencc, within short dlstance Of the city, the CD
por unity Of obtaining such. -
A plat the divisions will be exhibited at the
safe: w. REpIN, Trustee
le r7-SaW&dS a. GREEN Ancr
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By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auciloneer.


| To BRICkLAYERs AND BUILDERs-PE-
NM RE IN, SALEoI AMOUR 100000 OF BRICK
Old % II AF fT,Ri 5St
s LINE ne 2th; At O'clock on the premises shall sen
tona Theatre on street north. betre ee Sd nd
lfth streets west, estimated to be over 900 900
also, the Stone in the foundation, supposed to be
said materIas Will be sold in lots to SUI. purcba
serS, subject to Measurement bI sworn mcssurcrs,
as tey stand IN the walls, and tn be removed by the
purchaser within sixty days from day of .ale.
sale positive and without reserve.
jsls-d j. c. McGUTRE. Auct.
MARsHAL's SALE.-In virtue of four wrIts
Sl OF herr lacias Issued from the Clerks flee Of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columha for the
ss a AID On if TR 8 ,sc
right title, claim and interest in and to part Of res
the ae s99 set Is ,nosss
with tho said east line OF said street north z feet
thence east IS feet thence south 2 feet the SAID
street and point of beginning, together with all and
ss,nEnlar the improvements thereon in the city Of
prppert, of James wi iams. and viii lie Sold TO- sat
,s!g Judoials No 81. g 50 and 81. to October term
i. SELpiEN, Marsha.
ms 2o-dts for the District OF Columbia
II ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
and place. W. SEI.DEN
js iS-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
by j. T.. McGU IRE, AuctIonecr.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Z AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-On TUES UAV NORM
ING, June I'D, At 10 O'Clock, at the residence of
gentleman declining housekeeping, ON H st. MOI IT,
between 9th and 10th streets west, opposite the
Ghnrch OF Ascension, shall sell the Furniture and
Effects, viz:
fine Hallet Davis r. Co.'s manufacture Piano, iron
frame, rosewood case, stool aud DOVER,
Mahogany Hair spring Sofa, Rocker, Dlvans, and
Parlor Chairs,
Marble top Centre Table. Walnut Whatnot,
t;ilt-frrms AL rors, Glrandolcs, Vases.
Carpets, Rugs, OIcloth.
Walnut Extension Table, Sideboard,
Cane seat Chairs, Lounge,
Window Curtains, shades
China, Glass and CIockery Ware. Table Cutlery,
Dressing and plain Bureaus, WardrObes,
Redsteads, Washstands and Toilet Sets
Mattresses, Comforts, Blankets,
Bolsters and Pillows, COunterpanes,
Cooking Stove and fixtures. Refrgerators,
Tog ether with general assortment Of Kitchen Re-
qualities.
Terms: $50 and under. cash ; over that sum- a
credit OF 81 and G. days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes btSrmg interest.
p. ) The hou.e is for rent. Inquire of the Auc-
tIOneer.
iei7 d ]. C. MEG UIRE, Auct.
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NJ. REPPEI

~ NJ. HUPPEL,
NORTH side of Market Space, No. 81. between
Bridge and Canal streets. Georgetoyn ~
announces to aus patrons that ~ hitWN Id
RESTA URANT may ne found, st alaN
tunes, the cholCest aud most excellent
assortment of LIQUORS. the freshest
OYSTERS and al kinds af AN y ~ season.
hoas furnished n any time to the Great Falls, or
any other p''Int On the Uti CansL ian Ism
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je l2-d


by WALL d BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SABE-By virtue Of a deed of
trust from Joseph nobson, dated July H. IFS5
we Will oher at ancilon, an THURSDAY, the 18th
day OF july next, at o'clock D. m, on the premises.
Lot 8, IN square liz. IN Washing ton, with the nm
pr2Tvemen,s-a two story Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third of the pur chase money
tn be paid In cash. ahd The residue IN two equal IN
stalmeIts at and z months, with interest, to lie
secured by deed OF trust: Terms of s,le "a he
" VII be resold at the risk and cost of the hrst
purchaser, afIer one weeks notice.
WALTER >. COX,
FERDINAND w. RISQUE
trustees GEORGETOWN Building Association,
Je 7?awlm WALL. n BARNARD Aucts
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NOTICE

I" NOTICE.
HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the pubic that he has taken the old stand OF
Messrs. Brereton & Bro, corner of 7th and sts.,
No 464 18th street, where he will keep general as
sOrtment Of WINE, LIQuORS, and GKOCE-
RIES, and FEED and PROVISION.
JONAS p. LEVY, ..
lie f-tf Sucocssor Ia Rrereton n Bro,
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ma 4-eOts

II THE ABOVE SALE OF LAND Is
pos poned tall the LIST day of July when 1t VIII be sold
on the premises by the undersigned a. comm ssion-
pepper county, in the case of Ma,o and wife and
others, against Eall6feTro, Administrator ard 9TH
the purchase money as NAV be- nccessar, tn nav t
costs of the suit to tins day and he penses Of Sa
to be paid In cash; the residue 10 he PAID IN three
equal OF 6, I8 and 30 months with inter
est from the date, the purchaser giving bonds with
good security for the deferred papments and the
title to be retained as furt her security.
Ii. ID. TALIAFEkRO Conn.,
Cupeper G. II June sth. 1853. ia To- cots
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ENOR RENT-A thres-story BRICK HOuSt.
y with baxemept, on "a ST eet, Georg etown, the
late res,deace "1 III. Dc Bodisoo, contains rs cr NJ
rooms The house ard lot are large AND oomp iete
order, HAVING al ne neoss baths,
town and well arranged for oomfcrt and elegance.
Apply 20 BROOKE b. WILLIAMS, Gsorsetovn
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FOR SAtEEA beautiful BUILDING LOT.
10 situated between the residences of ohsrt Dick
and WIN. Reddln This Lot lie improved br hand
some stone Wal and trailing N 'front.' and has a
oon mapdinG vHw of the Potomac and Was hing ION
CITY. For terms apply at the Cutlery sad Hardware
store of %. Il huNCASTbR, Budge street.
GeOrgetOWn. ~
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~ SEA BATHING
NyHESApEAkE Np'pnN

SEA BATHING.
NHESAPEAkE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
This Summer RETREAT, only two miles from Old
Point, will be re opened the 10Th of 4
June, when the ProPrIetors will be happy VEEAS
tn see any of their friends who may wish lt.i1
to enjoy sat Water Bathing and tho i.uxuTIes OF
toe s>eabOard. The Hall hes been much imoroved
and beautiied and ample preparations made for the
comfort and pleasure of all no may visit this de-
lghtful resort. Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure
Carriages, c.. Away in readiness To contribute To
the enjoy Tient of the guests.
X. q. BANKS d. SONS.
III Persons leaving Baltimore or Washington in
the steamer Louisiana and North Carolina, arrive at
the Hall next morning tn breakfast, either bv Om-
nIbus To Hampton steamer Coffee. je l5-lm