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= ALIEN ANDRIA.
p0Ddenoe of TIE Star.

Correspondence of The Star.
ALKxANpRIh, Va, July Il, 1883
The Postmaster, OF this city, yesterday made
his returns to the General Post Ones, for the
quarter ending June 3O,h, 1855 From these re-
turns 1t appears that, during the past quarter,
I ship letters and 81 steamboat letters have been
received and delivered. The whole amount of
money received on account OF printed matter for
warded or delivered was Sill. Received during
the quarter from the General Post Once. stamps
and stamped envelopes to the amount Of % BIS:
and sold stamps and stamped envelopes amount
Ing TO 81 1854.
The post office credits itself-by Is mail regis
tiers returned to the Department this quarter at 10
cents per month for each route, al 50 by com
mission on SlUO letter postage collected at 20 per
cent so; 10y do. on 800 do. at 50 per crnt :,
$50; by do. on 81 ,5s3 % do. at 40 per cent ,
Sj29 10; by do on 81 - do. prepaid by stamps
on registered letters at 40 per cent, 81 rs by do.
on slll.2 of postage on newspapers aud other
printed matter at 50 per cent, s55 o. 10y do on
SO }5 by do. on 81 IS registration fees At -
per cent, s3 81 /; 10y I4l ship and steamboat let
tiers paid for this quarter, 81 -; by contingent
EXPENSES, 8 ~; leaving balance due the I :.
OF 81 1861.
TIE ni- health OF Captain Ellis u. Price OF the
steamer George Page requiring his temporary
absence, his plac- is now filled by Capt Graham,
a ship master will known and much respected in
this community.
IttS said that oI,ers'ions are soon to recon-
menc- at the Mount Vernon Cotton FACTORY.
This NEWS, we are sure, Will be gladly received
l,y all our citizens. r.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star.

Correspondence Of The Star
GEORGETOWN, July Ia, 1858.
The great point Of attraction this morning is
Arlington Spring. At the time Of closing this
letter, the cry is still they go. Old men and ma
irons. young men and maidenS, In perfect throng.
are vending their wa, in that direction. III a
correct conclusion can be arrived at from the en- :
tensive character Of the arrangements which
have been made by the managers Of the society,
(foung Catholics Friend, y the pic mic TO-DAY
wi he the most imposing affair Of the kind ever
held at that point. From the character Of the
gentlemen who compose the committee Of ar
Engagements, we feel satisfied that no pains or
labor will be spared 10 render IL day Of unal-
Logged pleasure TO those who have accompanied
them.
Messrs. Barnard q Buckley, euctioneers sold
yesterday at public sale brick house and lot situ
ated on the corner Of Third and Market streets
owned and occupied by Mrs. McNier, for g., AGO.
purchaser, Mr.. VIM. Appleby.
Arrivals Packet schooner Ann D., Newton
New York, TO Peter Berry; Mist, Di.sisway, New
lork, cement TO Captain Meigs aud a number Of
Bay and river craft with wood, &c.
There Is but very little doing In the -four or
grain market; small sales Of the former at a ~
for good canal supertne brands. None Of the
latter coming In. SPECTATOR
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY TO.MORROW MORNINa


VALUABLE STOCK At PUBLIC SALE
M.rha.nseI az my farm stables, adjoining Upper
WI mntvSnouah on THURSDAY, the 18th day of July
Win ,n,e cas- OF Baltimore acceptance at MONTHS
one MrssSnser Mare, years old purchased 20 or
nae or LII, sne rides PLEASANTLY and Is q
One thorough bred BLACK Mares year, old: rides
had colts. n'aies nave
One year old Mare, well broken to harp,s,
One year old Stallion, out ola celebrated t,o,,;,.
Mare. nv Saratora. ''ins
One ear old and four I year old Gel1inrs also -
Saratoga, ~
Three year old Geldngs. bv Reliance. The dam,
oi these colts VIII he shown ON the day Of sac,
that purchasers may form some idea Of their
worth,
Three year old Durham Hefers with irst calves
from my premium cows,
One great Cow m calf of great milking qualities and
beauty,
-Four Durham yearliny Heifers,
-Four ear old Oxen.
One Watson Sulky, but little used, with harness.
One light Farm Wagon and Harness,
One Hussey's Reaper. Root Cutters.
The terms of sale to he compiled WITH in every in
stance before the property will he delivered.
SAFE 10 commence at ~ O'Clock a.
Je "a HawtIothJuly&dts CLEMENT HILL.
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DIED.

On the morning Of the I4th instant of vhooning
cough, MARY ANN MCCARTHY, aged nIs'
the "n, enid of Eugene and Ann Mccarthy, Of this
city.
Ihs friends and aoquaintsnces Of the family are
Invited To attend the funeral To morrow (TnuIs-
day. IS inst at 81 O'Clock p. m. from the resi-
dence OF her parents, No. n, on 18th street, be-
tween u and streets.
On the morning of the l4th instant, JAMES
FORBES, infant son of John and Ann NJ. Forbes
= Baltimore papers please oopyD
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by J. e.. McGUIRE, AuotIoneer.
by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST r

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST To
- the subscriber, bearing date the sst OF Decem-
tls56 and recorded 10 Lber J. A. at folio S. ct.
seq, and made to a certain debt Que JudsOn
Mitchell the subscriber, at IL O'Clock M. on FRI
DAY. July 3Oth, at J. c. McGulTe's Auction Store.
in Washi ng ton CITY, ID. c.. 10 accomplish the object
of said deed, Will offer for sale at public auction the
Country Seat called .Eokngton," in Washington
COUNTY being the residence of Josep Gales ESQ
II is bounded on the east BY the new Bladensburs
ton BerrI north by Seaner d Keating's lands and
south by the City boundary line. is very highly
acres thereabout.
Terms OF Sale: The purchaser will be required
70 pay one fourth OF the purchase money in hsnd az
the time OF sale the residue 6. II. ann 10 months
IIn9i me DAY OF sale, with interest thereon from
hau oste, ana To give his notes for such deferred
lses.
IA the purchaser shall fail To comply with the
terms OF sale within ten days Of the day OF sale the
subscriber reserves the right to resell the hand and
premises for cash. after ten days previous notice,
at the risk Of such defauting purchaser.
JOHN T.. MITCHELL, Trustee.
jy6 eo&dx J. g. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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New York NlnHketa.

NEW YORK, July II Flour is quiet; sales n
500 bbls-; State closed at 80 .S0aS3 90; Ohio
81 61aS4 IS.
red Sl.0laSI az, white al U3aI u
Corn is Gu 1 sd es % Oc0 bushels; mixed at -
ais, yellow -. white &c.
Pork is quiet; mess $40 Goals IS: prime SD 70a
Sl3.75 Lard is buoyant atllaall3c.
Whisky is steady at 23Sc.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.


HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN THE
rIksr WhRDgAT AUCTION.-On MONDAY,
The lsth lnst.. sha sell, ia trout of the premIs es
at clio, p. m, handsome and desirable building
Lot known as Lot No. 3. Ia Square No III, having
front OF 30 feet on auth street and runnn, hack ~
leet IL inches TO a ~ feet alley, between L and M
street north.
This Lot IS situated about one aud half sqrares
from the Western Market, aud If des rcd will be
subdvIded INTO two Is feet front building lots ON the
evening al the sale. Persons wishing to invest IN
this section of the city will do well TO attend the
sale. as the property must be sold.
FERNS: One thlId cash the balans in 6 and u
ntts Tor notes beaIIEg interest, TO be secured by
deed Of trust upon the property.
jy Is Il A GREEN Auct
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, July H-Stocks opened heavy
but closed stronger. Chicago and Rock island
75S; Illinois Central shares &c; do bonds 81;
LaCrosse and Milwaukee 81; Michigan South.
ern Sh; New York Genital II a; Reading AN 4;
Canton 1914; Mo. 6's s5h.
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Baltimore Markets .

BALTIMORE, July 1i-Flour is quiet: Howard
street and Ohio 81 81, City Mills 81 IS
Wheat has advanced; new red at Al lOal Is,
new white 81 .1Oal 20.
Corn hrm and advanced; White SIC; yellow
sIaS5c.
Whisky is firm at q Ss25c
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still further from California
The Telesraphic Fleet.

GuEBEc, July I3-Th- ship Windsor Forest
arrived here reports that she was in company
with the steamships Niagara and Anamcmnon
for three days and parted company with them on
the 20;h nltimo, during heavy weather. Both
ships had light steam on. The weather on the
I'D and 2ih was I'M. and then on the 10Th heavy
southwest winds preveilrd
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Nicaragua Meeting.

AUGUSTA, July u A barhacue was held near
Montgomery on Saturday last, at which Gen
Walker and Mr.. Yancey made strong speeches
on the subject OF Central America
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The Weather I'm the south.

AUGusTa, July H.-Hsavy rains have fallen
here and throughout the Southern country during
the past few days. The damage, however ha.
been comparatively trifing as FAR as heard from
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BY TELEGRAPH To THE STAR.
FROMAGENr ASSOCId TED pReSS
Further By the isabel,

CHARLEsroS, July "a Tn. 49,, o.. n
ana, brought San Francisco pane. Of On. oTh
ut. The reported defeat Of Colonel s,sn,os,.
eon,nana isconnrmed The Prayer river erci,e-
ment contiBu'd undated. and huna,.s. 80
em,grating thiLher from San Francisco.
The brig Dolphin. and the Colorado. and
Macedonian. Were AT Key West The Potion
Afctc, ana plymouth were al Havana on the IOth
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-As small and strictly private fam "
- would like TO secure BOarders gentleman
and lady, or two single gentlemen, to W hom they can
oher furnished suit Of Rooms adjoining, and one
or three Rooms, with gas, reasonable terms
Parties can enjoy the cnInfGrts Of a home No chit
dTen ~ the house. Apply at 52S ii street, between
9th and 18th streets.
To LET-Uns Room. without hoard. isIs-Im.
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IRUSTEE'S SALE.-By aut horIty of a deed of
trust dated the 18th of March. Is q, recorded IN
hiber A. =. No. liz, folio ls, from Rachel Waugh,
WIN. A. Waugh, Ann M. Waugh. John Ross and
vile, and Geo w. Gcdey sud lie. TO the subscri-
Der, will sell at auctIo tn he HI hest bidder on he
~ day oil July next, between the hours of and 5
COCK IA the afternoon, trout Of the premises all
the interest 81 the partesabove named anu IN III
gins the south lne of Bridge street at the west
corner Of the brick building lately owned by John
MonntZ and running thence with Bridg sire e.wsst
~ feet. thenca south 20 feet feet alley rubuln.
from Jefferson street. thence II feet To said
MOnntZ property, and thence north III feet the
beginning, with the dwelling house and other I'M
pIoYeme"ts tnereon, as now in the cupstion Of
sad Rachel Waugh.
Terms: SIS cash, and the residue at 6, IL, and Is
months, the purchaser TO give his boLds, with sure
ty bearing interest from the day OF sale, and deed
OF trust on the premises. Deeds at the pu
cost III the terms of sale be not complied with with
In days rom the day OF sale, the property will be
resold alter hive day notice In the National IuteI-
gencer, at the cost and risk of the defauting pur-
chaser SAML CROPI,EY Trnstes
"a ~ ataw EOW.S. WRIGHT. Anct.
IN VIRTUE or TWO az WRIrS OF PIE
L n facles ISSUED from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for The
county oil w a. hington. ard To- me directed. shall
expose To public sale, for CASH, IN front of the
Court House door of SAID county, ON TUESDAY,
The nth day oi uly, 1883, al II o'clock m. the fol
lowing described property. to wit: All Defendants
right ttle claim, aud interest IN and To Lot No s.
IA square No. G63 IN the city of W ashing ton d. C.,
tuEether W IN all and singular the improvements
thereon selz ID and levied upon the property of
James utcheit, and will he sold to satisfy Judi
Gals Nos $40 and aS to January ,erm 1855 the FIRST
IN e vor OF raro Nourse, and the second IN favsr
- 22~td a. ! Marrhai. nc
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/ THAT PUMP at the corner Of ID and Fourteenth
street needs the immediate attention Of the pump
doctor. Those living in the neig hborbood for
distance around, send daily complaints to this
office, asking that the attention of the proper au-
thority maybe called to the matter. On a close
estimate 1t has been ascertaned that some five
hundred persons depend on the supply of water
that usually comes from this pump, and for the
space OF five weeks past they have been COM
PEELED to carry water from distance or 90 with
out. Do, Mr.. Pumo Commissioner, doctor the
suction box and stop the squabble. before water
riot breaks out among our good neighoors.
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REAL EsrAIE.-The following sales Of real
estate were made Yesterday:
Bv A. Green, auctioneer, the northern part OF
lot No. T. in square 452 being - feet front by 100
feet deep, was purchased by George Appleton at
~ cents per square foot.
The middle 22 feet Of same lot was purchased
by J. H Yeatman at 50 cents per foot
Lot 8, in square 81, with a small frame house
was purchased by Michael Donoho for 1917
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Another Arrival from Havana.


NV YORK, July 1.-THE steamship PhHa-
this morning "
l., Inc brig c. Perkins, Of New York, was sunk
nt VIC naroor Of Havana, having been detected Of
p',nNinS cargo Of negfoes
NJ DE Embl il in pri.on for b,xipy tn.ulted
Son. ma. ne will probably be bani.hed
.nIsnt thousand persons had left California for
1fs HVer. owing to scarcity OF laborers In
California prices had advanced an re, -, "a
six steamers and ten sailing vessel, "a -, A..
tanned In san Francisco
The Hudson's Bay Company had st,tioneS
armed vessels at the mouth Of the river 10 nr.
vent the emisrants from carrying goods into the
have entered I'm Snite 81 the blockade
The defeat Of Col. Steptoe is confirmed His
command fell Into Hmsuscade, and was at
tucked bya large number OF Indians. He was
1,Tcrd 10 retreat, with loss Of seven killed I'D
hHeen wounded. The troops Were not gu r1cien-ly
81 Dplied with ammunition
gen l Indian war was expected General
Clarke bad dispatC he'd troops from San Francisco
necessity.
Still further from California.
NEW YORK, July H.-The star Of the West
has arrived with 81 iOO,W0 in treasure, and about
400 passengers.
She reports that business at san Francisco,
dnrlng The past fortnig ht had teen quite active,
with large sales Of provisions, mining imple-
ments, clothing and firearms at advanced rates
hdkaIl hour bad sold, al auction at a heavy de-
cline; an 1 last quotations were sIIasI2 for SUI
psfnhe small lots brought sH.
The I.rHNUs.
ne Cass-Herran treaty 10 still under consd-
GRAFTON ia the New Granddian Legislature A
JOINT committee Of the two houses had been a r.
pointed to make some comp omisr.
NJ Belly . contrac with the Genital American
governments had reached Panama via Europe
anu created great astonishment.
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N EW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
- STORY BRICK HOUSE
AT PRlVAE SA LIE The subscriber has for phi
yate sale new and very desirable three story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Buildings,
containing eleven rooms, built the best mann or,
and furnished throughout with all the modern i'm =
provements-gas and water, furnace, range, O.,
&c.-situsted on north Nj street, between 9Th and
10th streets west, one door east of 10th street.
Terms easy and immediate possession given.
JAS. T.. MoG UIRE,
ap h-d Auct'r and Com. Merchant.
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auotloneers.

VERY VALUABLE BEAUTIFUL FARM
WITH THE SToCK, CROPS, Tools, Cattle &C.
AT hCCTI"N.-On THURSDAY MORNING the
2ld instant at Il O'Clock we will sell on the prer
ses that yaluabe, highly cultivated, and shy inn
proved arm known as : Rrngland, owned by and at
present the rssI dence # r. Yulee, Esq late the
property OF w. ID. Wallach, ESQ.,, containing about
nifty acres of land un 'er hish of culfivation
improved with over one thou sand choice fruit trees
grape vines. strawberry and aspz' agus beds, C.
The SOIL is very productive, bringing three tons of
nav to the acre. For garden farm not to be sur
passed.
The buildings comfortable dwelling, Ice-
mouse, barn, carnage house, corn house, poultry
yard. vegetable cellar, &c The ( rm is d., IN Mt
from the Washington market AZ miles by way of
Georgetown, 81 miles by the Long Bridge ard
about miles from Alexanfrla is well adapted for a
market garden or the residence OF gentleman doing
business I'm the city.
Immediately after the farm is sold the Personal
Effects will be sod well rs all the household and
Kitchen furniture, stoves, crockery, &c.
Also. the Farm Stock and Implements, AS
4good 1Orses, good Cows
.arrIage, Wagons, Carts
PGushs Harrows, Cultvators
Cradles, Roller Drills, 4 C.
Also, Garden Tools, as oes, Rakes. SPADES A q
with every thing necessary for gardening or rmng
Also the Crops IN the ground AID secured as
Hay, Oats. Rye, Potatoes, Corn, ard Veg tables
Terms Tor the farm liberal and made known at sale
For the personal effects Under SIS cash /: over
that amount 6n and g. days. for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
jy 8-ts WALL Il BARNARD. Auct.
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MARSHAI'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ
lVl Of heri facas issued from the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
County of Washington, and tO me directed, shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of tue
Courthouse door of and county, on THURSDAY.
the I'D day Of July 1853, at IL O'Clock m, the FOL
lowing described property, to wit: All defendants
night, title. claim, md interest and Lot No Is
IN Square 675 containing SO square feet, together
with all and singular the ,Improve meuts thereon in
the city OF Washington. ID. c.. seized and levied
upona the property OF TillStson Z. Brown and viii
be sold 10 satisfy JudIcIals $50, May term, 1885, in
favor of Green Scott, use of Anon Green.
w. SEI.DEN. Marshal
je 28-dts for the District of Coumhia
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AUCTION sALm.

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auc Ionsers-
FIXTURES. SHELVING, COUNT RS, &c,
IL AT AUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY MORNING, July
18th, at 10 O'Clock, We will SELL at Store X Dom No.
SIS, nearly opposite Browns Hotel, the entire Fix
lures, shelving, Counters, Boxes to-, In the store
Terms cash.
jy l4-u WALL Il BARNARD. AuotS
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BY J. c. Met UIRE, Auctionesr.

DEREMPTORG SALE OF SIN EXCEL
l. LENT SECONDHAND PIANOs.-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, July 18Th. at 5 O'Clock, on the Fl rst
floor of the Auction Rooms, sh>l sell wit mont re-
serve, SIX excel ent PIsnus, VIZ:
Two rosewood case PIanOfortes, nv Apira Stein
One Mahogany case do. by Buetkspf Il
barte -
One mshOg any case do. by ndre Stem
One rosewood case do Nv Chickerin,
One rosewood case do. by X eichenbacb
arms: One fourth clsh the resIdu in I, 2, aEd
3m"nths, with interest, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
ly I'D MoGIrIRE
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EOR SAIt-A new Back HOUSE contain
lng Tour rooms and basement situated on the
CORNER ni street north and 9th street T. Capitol
tiul. For terms apply on the premises after xix
% IA. Da,p
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IN VIRTUE OF TWO (2l WRITS OF FIERI
4 faclas, issued from the Clerk Office of the CIR
cuIt Con OF the District sf Columbia for the coun-
" OF " ash gton and to me On ecfec. 4 shall tx
pose To pubic sale for CASH IN front of the Court
House door of srid county, on TUESDAY, the 2uh
day oil July, 1862 at II o'clock, the following de-
scrbed property, to wat: All defendant. rs ht itl
oaIm and Interest IN and Ia Lot No. -, IN Square
10 toSefber with I'll and singular the imp OveDeUts
thereon, In the city OF Washington, % a., seized
and le'ie' upon as the property al olson z.
Brown, and VIII be sold Ia satisfy Judclals Nos 6S
and G. to January term, 1853. in favor OF James D.
u. below. 4 ID HOOEER
~ l., 3 Marshal n
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NRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

palm IL FANS, wholesale and retsf, atm
II y 1887 LAMMONDS
THE LARGEST PIANO WAREROOM IN
l. the City. JOHN +. ELLIS,
ma tdoors frOm 10th street,
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EoR SALE.-A FARM. containing T8a acres of
land, we'll adapted To dairy purposes. ID IS al ont
mlles from town, IN al excellent nsIghborhnCd.
'nvsnient to Churches and Schools. The improve
ments are small Dwelling, somewhat out OF rep
me stable corn house, and out-buI.d Ings, sener-
ally, ere new. 1t adjons the lands of Or. Duvaii,
mr. movies. and q hers Price S4.~o. Tern t"
SUIT purchaser. VIII exchange for CITY PROPERTY
Apply to Il. w. ROHRER'S. Grocery Store. High
street, Il georgetown. ID. G.. in aim
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In VIRTUE OF TWOCD WR.TS OF FIERI
L iacias, lssued from the Clerks office fine Cir
cat Court of the District of Columbia for the county
oI Nashlngton, and to ne directed, shall pose
u public saic for CASH, front Of the court
door OF sid County. on TUESDAY, the goth day
OF July, 1858, at IL o'clock m, the following de
scrlbed property. TO wit: Ill defendants right,
title, CLAIM and Interest and tn all those pieces Of
ground and premises situated and lying in the City
or w Arlington, ID. G., and known 8 subdivision Nj
and of Lot No. 4. IN Square No. 574 of SAID city
as SAID subdivisions have been lad out for the Bal
timore and o. 10 Railroad COMPANY, and a ola
thereof only recorded, the said lots N and having
afroEt "f 81 feet Ia inches on Indiana avenue nd
street, and averaging 90 feet So inches on st street
west, and containing 4359 square feet being the
northeast corner of SAID square. seized and levied
upon as the property IF James Crutchett, a. d will
he sold 10 satisfy Judclals Nos. ~ and Il TO March
term 1857, IN favor of Hamilton & Cam. use of j.
ID. Is. DeBow. J. ID. HOOVER,
je p I'd L.. y Marshal District CoInmhi,
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EXCURSION The Sabbath School of the Fifth
Baptist Church make an excursion to Giymont
and picnic there, tomorrow. A pleasant tine is
In store for such az 60 in company with them.
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NO LIGHTHOUSE. No. I0s, on 18th street be-
Il tween ! and X streets, InouIre of Mr. III
corner of and 18th streets iy IL RI
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HARRIET AND WILLIAxs-Ws hear tbst these
two men, now being tried for the murder Of
Reeve Lewis, came TO this city from Baltimore.
where they belonged at the time they arc ia
to have been known there as of the class of row
di-s who have given so much trouble and ron
dered life so insecure Of late in both cities-Bal.
tmore and Washington,
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NTARS1AI'S SAI.E-ln virtue of writ OF
W herI facIas, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of columbia for
the County Of Washing ton, and 10 me directed, /
shal expose 10 public sale for CASH front of the
the 81 day of August, 1885, at u O'Clock M the fol-
lowing described property. to wit A defendants
right Title, claim, and interest and to Lots Nos
g. &. 8. Q, 10, ard II, Square Oss in the CITY
OF Washington. d. e., together with al and sngu ar
As thu property Of samuel A. Pugh, and will be 20
~ safs sly judicial No. 43l to Ma, 1853 In favor of
Woodward Guy, against Samu.l A. Pugh.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
ln Is for The llISfrIcf q Cnln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-14
LOST AND FOUND.
FOR RENT AND SALE.

SEE FIRST PAGE.
EoR SALE "A lew BRICK HOUSE No S37
. 18th street west. between Mass. avenue and Nj
street. Terms liberal, and possession given lmme-
dIate,y; Apply on the premises to J. +. FERRY.