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GEORGETOWN.
CorrssSondsnes of TIE Star.
GEORGETOWN, June So. Is5,

GkoRGETowN, June IS, 1853
The members OF Mechanics Lodge, / o. o F.
were accompanied on their excursion to Civ
mount this morning by an immense throny OF
ladies and gentlemen from your city and ours
The nne steamer Powhatan filled very nearly
10 her utmost capacity. About : O'Clock she
niovea out from the wharf with her cargo of
Peasure-seekers in fine style, everything. barring
inc extreme heat, bidding fair for a day of real
enjoyment For some time after she left the
strains OF sweet music. poured forth from With
ers' hne band. were heard floating upon the pass
ing breeze
We would advise the individual who caused
some i've to ten bushels of rotten onions to be
deposited upon the vacant wharf lot near the
planning mill and sash mandatory of the Messrs
Smmes on last Thursday, to have them removed
or covered over with earth at once. before the
strong arm Of the law is brought to bear upon
him. such downright recklessness of human
comfort, health, and life deserves the very Sc
verest penalty known to our Corporation laws
A more intolerabe nuisance it would be hard to
manufacture
The best run of a sailing vessel we have heard
OF for some time was made last week by the
schooner At, Capt. Moore. She left Havre de
Grace on Thursday, laden with coal foE Solomon
slower OF your city, and arrived at our wharves
on Friday morning, several hours ahead of the
mail which left the same place on the morning
Of the day that she sailed
The canal packet Argo, of the Messrs. Ritter's
to Edwards Ferry and intermediate points, and
the steamer Antelope for Harper's Ferry
The we ither the last few DAYS has been op-
pressively warm, the thermometer ranging most
OF the time from 900 to 98o in the shade
ATrived-The steamtug Wide Awake, Capt
Beall, towed up, on Saturday afternoon. the
packet schr. Statesman, Wicks, from New York,
10 the Messrs. Dodge, and the Rebecca Knight,
Edicote, from the same port. The only other
arrival is the schr. Secretary, Adams from Sails
bury, with lumber to master =
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ALIEN ANDRIA.
Correspondence of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June %, 1853.
The city lay yesterday all day quiet and still
The weather continued eNcruciatingly hot Rev
DR.. Sparrow preached at St Pauls church. and
Rev. DIR. Bacon at the Washington street Baptist
church. The pulpits Of the other houses of wor-
ship were filled by their pastors.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral of Capt Man
kns called out large portion of our fire depart
ment The body of the deceased, who was
drowned some few days since of his vessel was
brought up in the morning. enclosed in a band
some coffin, and was laid at the engine house of
the sun Fire Company, in charge of a committee.
In the afternoon, soon after o'clock, the bells of
the several engine houses commenced toIling.
The funeral services, which were Of the most
Impressive character took place i'm the hall of the
company. and were conducted by the Rev. DIR.
liough. Of the Methodist Episcopal church
Ajax o'clock the funeral procession formed IN
order, as follows: Carriage with the officiating
minister and a committee of the sun Fire Com
Dany; Music, detachment Of the Marine Band ;
Sun Fire Company, in citizens dress; President
OF the sun Fire Company, Hugh Latham, Esq e,
supported by B. Barton, Esq President OF the
Hydranlion Fire Company, and K Prcttvman
Esq the Friendship Fire COMPANY the Relief
Fire Company, and delegations from the Star
and lIydTaulon ire Companies followed, and
then came the funeral car which was neal and
app opriate, trimmed with black. and relieved
"y white fringe. pom this car lay all that re-
manned Of the deceased fireman Pail bearers In
the uniform of the sun Fire Company, aCConpa-
a
carriage Cantai"iag the mourning family. The
line was in charge of Ferdinand Knight, mar
shall. Wherever the sad procession wound its
way, crowded sidewalks attended il, and large
numbers accompanied the funeral to the Metho-
d st burying ground, where the iremen, forming
circle about the grave, saw the body of their
late associate laid 10 rest
Hugh Latham has been proposed for the Sec
ond Ward seat IN the Common Council made va
cant by the resignation of John Howell
The scarlet fever has ceased TO be virnlent
No new cases have occurred for the past several
days Its reign has lasted long emoug b to bring
sorrow to many household
spurious quarters are in circulation.
The Panorama of the Bible has closed its exhi-
billion.
Markets very dulI-li,tc offering But little
doing in grain sales OF corn at e. to 70C mostly
at the 'ter. Wheat--no sales reported. Oats
sales 35c.
Arrived on Saurdav-Schr Statesman, W ickS
New York. to Sbinn Sailed-Steamer Dis-
nond State, kerwin, Baltimore, by Wheat d
Bro: schf ;. A. Faulkner, Ferrel, New York, by
b. ii Ian bert
Arrived to-day brig Mary Ii Kelly, Boston, to
Fowle Co; schr. Ring Dove, Phladel ph ia, to
>. Shinn
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DIED,

On the 9th instant, Ia Washington, at half past
10 O'Clock, jon y HENRI the interesting son OF
Jahez aid Nancy A. Jay, aged years, months, /
day.
To stay on earth, he WAS too pure:
HIS vi JkeT made HIM free,
To 1--we with angels evermOre,
And their companion re.
(Aex. Gazette copy.)
In Alexandra, Va, on the morning OfthA 18th in
slant, ROBERT H. son of Albert u. ard Harriet
> Newton, az ed mOnths.
In A!exandTIa, Va. on Friday night, June 25
HENRY Lay, only child of Wesley b, anu
Aloe u. Barker, aged 10 months.
ON the 18TH instant, ~ The Pensacola Navy Ward.
alter short Illness, EMMA IDA, ~ged years 3
months. End Is DAYS, only child of Thornns p and
Mary |. Nensbie, of Washington, ID. G..
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Additional from ,Iexico

NEW ORLEANS, June a6 The Ns,ican n,n.-.
received by the Tennessee, from Vera Cruz. 60 n
tain accounts Of an earthquake which had oc-
CURED AT Vera Cruz-but, so Ia as advised the
portant. f ~
considerable excite msnt had been occasioned
among the fore On Residents, ia consequence of
Tue ISSUING of decree by the government order
iDg foreigners to leave he count y because Of ths
REFUSAL 70 subscribe to forced loan upon i'm
PORTS The decree is published in the papers
Gears date 10th June, and allows but three DAYS
Tor persons Interested 10 take their departure
IL Is announced by the Tennessee that ths IJnf-
ted states legation in that country would close
among the passengers by the Tennessee is the
Hon. Mike Walsh Ex Member OF Congress 60
New York.
Tine renal ing intelligence by this arrival DOS
sesses no (, atures of interest
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FURNTTURE AND
u HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs.-On TUESDAY NOR
MING, June 10Th, at 10 O'Clock, by virtue II deed
"a trusi, duly recorded among the land records for
Washington county. shall sell the Furniture and
Effects OF the Mary land Hotel near the north Cap
Itol gate, comprising
Mahogany Hpir sprrg Sofas,
Marbe-top Centre Table Card and Work Tables,
Oak and Maple Cane seat Chairs, LOUNGE
Window Curtains and Shades
Three ply and Ingram Carpets, Oilcoth,
Oak Rockers, Wslnut Centre liable
Single and double Cottage Bedsteads
Dressing and Plsin Bureaus. Washstands,
Looking ulasses. Toilet Sets,
Comforts. blankets, sheets,
Hair and Iusk Mattresses,
BosterS sEd Pillows, Wardrobe
Oak kxtensICn Table, Dining Chars
GrockeTy AMI Glass w are. Table Cutlery
IOgeiher with general assortment Of Kitchen Re-
quisItes,
Terms: Thirty dollars and under cash; over that
sum credit OF one, two, three and four mont his for
satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
By order of the trustee.
js 2sd &c. MCGUIRE Auct
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II
je I'D

IN VIRTUE OF TWO ~ WRITS OF FIE
RI faclas, 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 front of the Court
House door OF said county; on TUESDAY, the 2Nth
day July. 1853, at " o'clock m, the following de-
claim and interest 10 and to Lot No. 70. in Square
6i5 together with all and guar the improves ents
and levied upon rs the property of Fill olson Brown
and VIII he sold to satisfy Judicias Nos IS and ia
~ January term, 1853, IN favor Of James ID. X. DE,
Bow. J. ID. HOOVER
Je 22-td u. y. Marshal. d. e.
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XVAsHINGTON SEWING ROBINS


me unuersigned, having taken the above we'll
known es hb Ishment bess leave To make known to
the WaShIug:O ON public that he now has the room
perfectly oTgrnz d, and IL prepared IT, make up TO
order All 6arinenis of linen or cotton material, Ell
thef from pattern or measurement. lie has none
bat cOmpet ent and faithful OperntOrs employ ed and
ladies leaving orders may confidently rely on the
prompt and faithful execution of their work, MIR
A. } Webb. the former proprietor, is IN 10 manner
Connected with the estabi shment and to those no
have been disappointed with work entTusiel to han
T. undersigned Will, so far In his power, give
satisfaction.
Shirts made 81 short notice. and particular atten-
ton given to Stitching Collars, BOsoms, Wrist
bands &c.
skirts tuck ed IN the most beautiful manner and
made up at very reasonable prIceg.
H..O. MOVES, $40 9Th street
ja 25-St 7 doors north Of pa ayenu.
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BALTIMORE, June IS Flour is dull. and gen
orally unchanged Howard street and Ohio -
b; fresh ground City Mills ~ -.
Wheat il dull and nominal. reds al U3sI 10.
whites ~ iOsSl IS Corn is steady; white .3..6
cts, yellow 75i77c
Provisions are heavy and nominal
Whiskey is quiet at 22ds3c.
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Troops for New Mexico.

st Louis June 26 A dispatch rom Leaysu-
worth dated the 33d instant, rec eiyed per nitsd
states express To Bonneville, says that two com
pdlIeS oil nit"d States troops arrived a. the foIt
the previous day.
-Four hundred recruits from Fort Columbus
and Newport Barracks will be due here on a..
Sth OF July. TheT are destined TO occupy posts
in the department of New Mexico
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By WALL d BARNARD. AuotIonesrs-


GALE OF STOCK OF GROCERIES AT
- AUCTION TUESDAY MORNING, June
3, at o'clock. we will SELL IN front Of our auction
rooms, large stock of rrime family Groceries, Lii
duOrs, Cigars. Il O., such as
- barrels crushed t}rnwn Sugars
Chests fine Green and Back Teas,
Boxes Sperm aud AdsmantIns Candles
Brown Chemical and Fancy Soaps
Salad Oh. cutting Cheese, Sardlnes
10 kegs RIO Coffee.
IN boxes Ground Pepper,
100 cases Bsaua Peo's Claret Wine,
~ baskets HcidsIck's CHAMPAGNE
"a barrels Whskcy. dIfcreut brands
barrels Gin and r um,
10 boxes Tobacco,
II one eI2 hth casks Brandy
u cases Brady and WhIskey
IN barrels Cider Vinegar,
xl.isn Cigars ut different qualities,
w ith large variety of other goods IN the grocery
line, all oi which will he sold without reserve
Terms: A suns under $50, cash over that
amount, credit of On aud 81 days for notes satisfo
torIly endorsed.
Jc 20 dts WALL a. BARNARD Euots
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New KoPk NlarIre.s

NEw York, June y Flour is heavy; sales Of
10 So bbls; State So S0aS3 IS; Ohio 81 55aSl 20;
Southern 81 45ASi IS
Wheat closed heavy; sales Of 10 600 bushelsI;
western white slO2asl.lO, red 81 ul, Southern
white : 25al 81
Corn is heavy; sales Of 5000 bushels; mixed
9Ca16c WIT 96a7S, yellow 99aS2
PorF Is steady. al $40 I2al6 - for mess and
SO 3lal3 40 for prime. Lard is quiet at 90 alOA
Whisky is dun, at - ca23
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Sr. Louis, June 2S.-Advices from the IHth
have been received from Camp Scott Col Hof.
man and Capt. Marcy Were within one OF two
days march of the Camp.
IL Is stated that Gov. Cumming distrusts the.
Mormon promises, aud the army was TO marcel.
on the l5th for salt Lake CITY
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Death of an Eminent Officer

SAVANNAH, June 2s.-Major Henry C WAYNE.
Assistant Cluartermaster L. =. Army, died her.
TINS morning at O'Clock. from a htinorrhage Of
the lungs. Major Wayne was a native OF G-or-
ga, aud entered the army lieutenant Of art A.
ieIy In ISIS; was promoted To a captaincy in
lsl6 aud brevetted ma ior in ISL He was a dc.
scendant Of Gen. Anthony w ayne To tim wa
mainly due the successful Issue of introducing
camcls into the service Of the army on thu plains
Of Texas AMI New Mexico
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ
4N OF herI facas issued from the Clerks office of
tho Circuit Court of the District Of COLUMBIA for Tn
County of Washington, and to me directed, I shall
expose to public sale, for CASH. IN front of the
the 22d day OF July. 1853, at IL O'Clock rn the fol
loving described property, to wit: All defendant
right, title OHM, and interest and to Lot No Is
IN Square 675 containing 500 square feet together
wlh a and angular the improvements thereon, in
the city OF Washington. u. c., SC zed and levied
up mas the property of TIllatsCn p Brown and will
be sold To satisfy JudIcIals $50, May term 1855 IN
favor OF Green Il Scott, use of Anon Green.
w. SEBDEN. Marshal
Je &c dts for the District of Columba
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AUCTION SALES.
By A, GREEN, Auctiopeer,

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON THE
L ISLAND, AT AUCTION On THURSDAY. the
LIST July, shall sell. IN front Of the premises, At
atsd AID fronting 81 feet south F. bstween ~ and
9th streets west running back 10 so feet alley ~
feet inches, being east half OF Lot 10 and west half
IN Square No. 4s6, nearly opposite the residence
OF George MattIngiy, Esq.
Terms: One third esh balance in 6. y. and "a
months, for notes bearing interest from DAY of sale
deed given and q deed Oftrust taken.
je q A. GREEN Auct
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioaeets,
TRUSTEE'o SALE.-By virtue OF deed of
L trust dated August les3, from ichard Joy De,
Of July next, on the premises, at O'Clock p. m the
western part OF Lot No. 2, IN Square No. 10, ia
Was hnE ton, fronting a. ieet on north r. street. and
running lack, oil the same width, ~ feet and half
of Rn inch. with the improvements.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
to be paid In cash, ard the baance in two euus in
stam-Dts. at four and eITht months. with interest,
Terms of sale to be complied with one week af.eT
sale, the property may he resold at the risk and
cost of tha rst purchaser atte. one weeks notice.
WALTER 3, cox
+. w. RISQUE,
Trustees Georgetown Building Association.
je 8-2awlm WALL. BARNARD, Auot.
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Arrival of the AhsIo-Sayou.

QUEBEC, June 2S-Tbe steamer Anglo saxon.
from Liverpool on the 10th. arrived here yest-T,
DAY Her dates have been anticipated bv the
Telegraph feet.
Tine royal mail steamship Niagara arrived At
Liverpool on the 18th, and the Fulton ON the Iatb
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Killed nv theGars.

NEW HAVEN, CT, June 26.A msn named
Williams. a stone mason at GolliusviIIr was
run over d few miles this side of that town tbis
morning, by the Canal Railroad train His
head was cut of entirely. He was about Thirty
i've years Of age.
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Rowing Match AT New Landau

NEW I.oNDoN, CT, June 26 Extensive prep
aratioas are making for a rowing match GA the
stu of july, for which twenty five entries of boats
have already been made
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BY BARNARD L BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
,WALL 4 BARNARD. Washingtnnl


HOUSE AND LOT IN GEORGETOWN AT
- AUcrIoN.-On THURSDAY. ths LIST day Of
JclV, 1851 at O clock o. m front of the prem
ses We wIil sell 10 ,ho highest hi der House and
LOT on M@Tset Space, east fronting "a feet eight
lnohss. and running hack % feet. ard imm, "a
north OF the CANA. THIS of the best busIne. =
locations Ia the town, having the advantage of the
marker aHd cana trade, aud offers great induce
ments to one deslrous Of entering inio mercantile
pursuits,
TERMS Of sale One third Of the purchase money
IN cash: the residue in two ECU I'll ms ents of ore
and two years, for which the purchaser will b. re
day of sale. ~
A d, ed Will be given. and the deferred payments
10 oe secured by deed OF trust on the premises.
All cOuvsysncIug at the cost of the Iu.cSaser
III the terms uf safe are not complied with within
DAY alter the sale, the property will be resold,
purchlse,,
!. perfect title will he made.
ie 22-dts GeoTretown
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Deaths of Distinguished Mon.
Nou-Arrival of Steamers.

PHILADELPHIA, June - -Ex-Mayor Conrad
aud Hon Job Tyson died here Yesterday. The
latter had an attack Of typhoid fever
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By J. c. Meg UIRE. A.ctloneer.
DEREM PTORY SALEOF SUPERIOR Or


DER PTORY SALE OF SUPERIOR CRY
L GADs CARRIAGES, GETAWAYS, BU6GIEs, &C,
&C., TO Gloss BUSINESS. On THURSDAY
MORNING, July LIST, at II O'Clock. at the Carrase
Repository OF Messrs Gardner d SON in PhIlhar-
NOME Hall, opposite the KIrkwOOd House, shall
Sc a number of superior Carriages 10 the his hest
bidder the owner being about to close business; we
name
light passenger Rockaway,
| Prince Albeit X getaway,
I Physicians Rockaway,
4 passenger open Charlotte,
Crane neck close Carriage, with pole and shafts
skeleton top Buggy, with sprout springs,
81 fling top Buggy,
Falling top Buggy.
passenger Cal 9Gi.y Top Brett,
TICtI.Gg Wagon with musatruyd spriugg
light Open " agOns, elliptic springs
I do. Passenger CaTTyall,
] Express Wagon on m0gatrOyd spr.ags
Sevtta second hand .ishl Cartsges.
The ahGi tarriages wee built by Messrs. Card
ner Son of the best tcrials that oouIt be
tanned, and put up IN uperpr by experienced
worRmeh.
Terms One foNrth cash: tae residue in "a and
months, for approved endorsed notes, bearing iu-
terest-
lie q q j. C. McGIIIRE Auct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME AND VALUABLE Bill DING
II LOTs AT AUCTION On MONDAY sam inst :
shall sell, by order OF trustees at auction an font
of the premises, at O'Clock .. M, three handsoms
and desirable Building Lots. being Lots Nos fen
tln,) eleven. tllD twelve, H. IN Square No. FIVE
hund red md thirteen $751; situated at the corner of
north Nj and 9Th SITS. west. The attention of per-
sons wishing to invest Is called to the sale, the
caIty being very desirable for the erection Of pri-
vate residences, and property is rapidly enhaLc cling
IN value IN this section of the city.
Terms of sale: One third cash, balance in two
equal instruments Of one and two years, bsaring IN
trust taken. All conveyances at The cost of the pur
chaser. The terms of sale TO be complied with in 5
days, otherwise the property will be resold at the
risk and COST Of the first pu rcaser after one veeLs
notice In ,hs EatIonsi Intelligeneer.
WILLIAM III. PHILIP,
HARVEY LINDSLEY. Trustees.
le I'D A. GREEN Amt
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b. A. GREEN. AucrIoneer

DUBtLC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.-Ry
L virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court, duly
cIEhTmed 10y tho Great Count. in Chaucery slttns
ot the DIstr 81 OF Columbia, shall sell, on TUES
DAY, tne 18th day of July, 1853, at O'Clock p. M
the premise, all that piece OF parcel of ground
situated on Esd street west, between l. and NJ SITS.
u the ci;y OF Washington, ID. c., and known and
described In the plan of the said city the southern
part of Lot numbered eight (8, I'm Square numbered
hty-onel Isl, beginning for the same at point on
tie nor hwestern corner OF al aey Is feet VIDE and
feet 2H Lchesl casteryt thencs north (l2 feet,
thence west (l22 teet ga lnches,D thence south az
Tenss thereon, consisting of &. small Frame iouse
Terms: One hat cash the Tesidue IN 8 months
premises.
IL t9e forms of sale are not compiled with within
day. from the day of sale, the property NJ lie re-
sold at the cost and expense of the purchaser All
conveyanc,ng ~ the eN pAnss of the pa rob-srr
je 2S- so6 DIS A GREEN Au,r
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H.uRuCRaI.

NEW YORK, June - stocks are duh Chi
cago and Rock Island 72x; Michigan Southern
2l1s New York Central SPA READING Sax ;
MA. and Miss. ~ Missouri o's -
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Trustees Georgetown Building Assoc .s,,o,,-
je 2aWlm BARNARD BI'cKEN ancf
nRtSS TRJNNINGS AT GREATLY RE-
IL nIrnLn PRICES

would most yuctIuliy Cal8 tao esIe sl IT en-
ton of the . aides % q very large stock of BIecE
and olored DIR ESS TRIMMING g. FRlNEI>
Of every variety. which wall be closed ont mech
under their ususl prices, IN order 10 max fnI
fall stock. X. g. STEVENS
New store, $50 Pa. ave.. bet. stu and 10Th Ste
il
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r. w. RISQCE,
Trustees Georgetown Building Association.
ie7-2awlm BARNARD& BUCKLEY. Auots

BY WALL Il BAnNAaD Auc neers
TRUSTEES' SALE BY virtue of q deed of
trust from Richard Crult, dated Feb nary =
lsoi, we will offer at auction on SATURDAY,th the
nth day OF July next 81 oc!ooS p m. on the pre-
misses. part OF Lot Z, Square az in Washns ION,
ginning for its bounds al the end of l23 feet
uIed south on 9Th street from the nOrthw est
OF SAID square. and running thence due east 10 he
rear line of said lot thence north on said line Is feet
inches, thence west TO 9th street and hence south
frame dwelling.
Terms of sale; One third ofthc purchase money
10 oe PAID an cash. and the balance IN two equal
stalments at and 8 months. with interest. Terms
of sale to be complied with in one week alter sale or
the property will he resod the sk and cost oil the
WALTER 3. COX,
r. w. alSJl Oh,
Trustees G georgetown Rutlh 2 Ass"Iat'n.
iSa-avlm WALL T. BARNARD, Aucts,
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TIL

v ISLAND, AT AUcTION.-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, July I'd at Ga O'clock on the premises, 1
shall sell part of Lot No "a. in Square No 46; 'front.'
ing - feet south F. street, between 9Th and 7th
streets west, running back I22 feet inches to 81
feet alley. containing $50 feet, more less. Title
perfeo,.
Terms One-third cash the residue in and IL
months, with nter rest secured by deed Of trust on
the prem ses.
je 28 d &c Mcguire. Auct
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j. G, MCGUIRE. Auct.

In VIRTUE OF TWOC2DW rs OF FIERI
1 facias, issued trC the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cut Court Of the District of Columbia for the count
III washington, and To me directed. shall erpose
public sale Tor CASH, IN front of the court House
door nt I'D County, on TUESDAY, the 10Th daS
OF July, 1858, at IL O'Clock m, the following de-,
scribed property. to wit: A II defendants right
title. claim AID interest In and To all those pi-ces III
ground aUd premises situated and lying IN the CHS
Of w "a hIngtOn, ID. c., aud known as subdivision N
and of Lot No. 4, In Square No. 57s Of SAID CITY,
as said subdivisions have hces laid Out for the Raj
tImore and Ono Railroad Company and 4 IIst
thereof cET recorded, the said lots NJ and having
alr"at "i 81 leet ID inches an Indiana avenue nd &
street. aid averaging - feet 5 inches on list street
west, and containing $50 sqIar- feet, benz the
northeast corner o: said square seized and levied
up"n Is the property OF James CTutchctt, a q Will
he sod Ia satisfy Judicals Nos. ~ and Il To March
term 1857; in favor of HAM ton Il CAN. use OF j.
ID. b. DeBow. ]. h. .iOOEER
Je [2-td u. =, Marshal District CcumIIa