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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of THE Star.

Correspondence OF 1He Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June -, 1855
The Sentinel Of last evening tells of a man.
moth grisly bear that came down the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad: yesterday, en- rovts for
Washington.
Washington Lodge, No. -, on Thursday nj o bit
last elected the following officers John 4 Mill
burn, w. NJ. WIN. II. Lambert, :. w Edw d
). Hough, J. w; Geo. T.. French Treasurer;
DIR. A. w. Gray, Secretary Selden : Peach y
ID DIR. a. n. Toson, J. D.; John Shakes, Tyler
William ). Kemper, of Gordonsville. succeeds
Benjamin HallOwell in the Alexandria Boarding
school
The telegraph announces the arrival of the
Ellen Hood, at Hampton Roads with a cargo Of
guanO for this port
The Committee Of Examination of the Alex
andTia Canal Company made their annual visit
up the canal, i few days a%o, and had Il good
time.
The Young Catholics Friend Society have
realized three hundred dollars as the net profits of
their recent pic mic and excursion to tiIynotr
The Alexandria Canal Company will hold an
adjourned meeting at the chamber of the Com
mon Council, on Monday next.
The children attached to the Methodist Prot
estant Sabbath School are making extensive prep
aratlons for an exhibition, to take place shortly
Arrived-schooner Slider, Beard, Pennington
corn to Blackjack, Marshall & Co. Sailed
schooHers Helen Mar, Nickerson, Boston, nv NJ
Eldridge; John, Donovan, New York byT J
Mehatieyi Mary Haley, Haley, New York, By d
Il. Smith. +
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT
Three Days Later from Eur.pe.

l"Rk. June l2.-The steamer Nova SEQ
,ai; h"ih Liverpool on the I'd inst, bound 20
Rueotc. Passed Cape Race Yesterday The mack
age lot tne hss"c a I'd Press was secured nv IN.
nt~S Ndcht and It's contents forwarded over the
American Company's liRe to this point
In the House OF Commons on the Ist NJ
Lindsay asked whether II wa. true that A ner,can
vessels bad been searched and detained nv the
British cruisers, and, " 50. by what authority
and under whose instructions "
Mr.. Fitzgerald replied that no onicial inforn,
ton had been received on the subject and A W..
believed that the reports had teeu exagyers,.d
The Government Of Great Britain was as anxious
AZ the American Government for the avoidance
OF any cause Of complaint and strict orders had
o.en issued Tor especial caution the part Of
oricefs Of the British navy
The Geographic fleet sailed on SATURDAY. for an
experimental cruise
, Later advioes from India had been received
MOI Singh had been defeated, and wa. reported
~ so nav Deen killed. The r. bells had been driven
r.i, n,Iny hnt by General Douglas and General
Li'1o0h ndo captured Bunde
COMMERCIAL
Etcs,go't.-Io'ton closed firm. wi n small
sales. Flour unchanged. Wheat dull . ,d nri, "a
barely maintained. Consols g7sag7I
Balumere Markets
BALTIMORE, June - -Flour is steady end nm
Mills 81 NY
w heat is quiet aud fTmei; fair to good reds al
1lltac.; fair To prime white 95aSl 90.
6Sa1Oc
Provisions are duh and closed drooptnc; Bulk
shoulders 5 isN6; sides 7xss
whisky n steady at 10y ALL NC.
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{. OIBSON'S NEw FANCY STORE
-. tForheriy occupied by X. c. StevensD
No. l8 COnim.rci.i BRiIdiEKs Ltf Rih On 4 GA 81,

most respectfully take this method Of inform ng
my irieGds aud The public generally, thar have
moved Ia the above Store where will he pics sed
20 see q IN search D. Goods IN any line. Thanking
thuse VINO have heret"iore 90 nobiy encourages me
IN tie beginning, be- OF them continuance OF their
lay'rs.
The following are in part the kind Of Goods thaII
keep: Bonnets, bbons of al! kinds Embro,darIes
CO., M1slins do, Csmbric Hanjkerohieis do, Hose
90, Gloyss do. Dress Trimmings do, Pms.
Needles. Buttons OF everr description also many
Fancy Notions, not necessary to mention al of
W 'ch Will be sold at a very small profit. co. ~ssh
only. jes-lv
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MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Father BOYLE
Mr. BENJAMIN kURT/t TO Miss. SARAH l..
HOFt MAN all ofthis city.
Halt, more Sun please copyD
On the I'D OF March by Rev Mr.. Sutherland
JAMES T. REEL. of Philadelphia, to Miss
ELIZABETH MILLS. Of WASHINGTON city.
Pbllace!phIa papers please copy
On TUESDAY evening, the 9Th instant, by Rev. r.
VI. Carson, b RNEr O. l.. NElNE ERE and LUCY
r.. REEVES, AL OfthIs city.
In san Antonio, Texas, on the 2Oth of Nav, Lieut.
GEORGE BELL. l.. -. Army, to ISABELLA,
dsusi. ter of Hugh McCormick, of this CITY.
On The lGth instant, by Rev. John Kobb, Mr..
JAMES l.. HUTCHINSON to Miss :. EMMA
LEAK +, all of this city.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TO ADVERTISERS IN ALExANDRrA-Mr Geo.
r. French, in Alexandria, will 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 other requirements to the
notice Of the public had better call at his period
tcal depot
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A. GREEN, Auct
BY J. C. McGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

THREE NEAT DWELLING HOUSES AND
Il LOTS At PCELIC ARC TIOS.-i,n THURSDAY
AFTERNODN. June I7Ih 1T 81 o'clock on the
prem SEES. ] shs:! sell Lot No I, an Square No. Ian
fronting 81 feet ha inch l. StreeL north, at the
cornell 18th street west running hlck IS feet with
the Improvements, 1EslsiIng three We built and
neatly finished two-story Frame dwelling Houses,
containing rou;ns each
Also, Lot No. 81, same So mare, fronting 80 feet on
lstl street west between and VI sts runnIrg back
81 feet ga inches fo a 81 feet alley.
Sale positive, the OwLer being about TO remove
1 o IA CITY.
Terms: One third CAS- h tho residue in and II
m 1nths, for sal> fdctUriy secured notes, bearing
interest.
eIn-eok DIS l. MnGI'IEE Auot
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By A, GREEN. Auction.er.

By a. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE Cor
NER OF 9TH AND q STREETS NORTH AT AuC-
TioN.-On WEDN ESDAI, the 18th Instant, shall
sell In front of the p-emses. half past6 O'Clock,
or immediately after the sale of the brick houses on
north X between 18Th and 9Th streets north, hand
some Building Lot, situated at the corner of q
and 9th streets north, being Lot No 2. in Square
No. 57 The. lot fronts on 9th street 81 feet. run
ming hack with the line OfQ street SO feet inches,
ard pavement In front.
Terms One third cash balance in 6. IL, and Is
months for notes bearing interest from day of sae
deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title IndIsputable.
je 10 Il A. GREEN, Auct
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By A. GREEN, Auctinneer.

SEVEN SMALL BRICK HOUSES AND
- LOIS on X, BETWEEN Bra AND 9TH STREETS
NORTH. AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY,, the
leth instant. shall sell IN frout of the premises at
30 ciocs, p; NJ. handsome and nearly new Brick
Nous IS, and the Lots on which they stand, benz
Lots No. and ?, IN square No. S95, fronting on
steeet north, between 9Th and sth streets west
Each house will be sold separate: a fine chance for
person wishing 20 purchase a sms residence.
Terms One fourth cash balance ia six months
PAYMENT running To four years, for be airing
interest from day Of sale 20 to be paid down when
the Rto2erty rs knO ked of The property will then
der.
rite indisputabe.
je led A, GREEN. Auct
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BY A. GREEN, Auc,io, eer.

Dy n. u NEEIN, HUCTIOi eer.
THIRTY-FIVE BUILDING LOTS FRoNrr.
Il on SIN STREET WEST and AND I. STsFEIs
NORTH, COMPRISING WEST HALFoF SQUARE NO.
shall sell. by order ofthe Trustee, at public auc,
ton, IN front OF the premises. commencing ut five
O'Clock M, s. valuable Building Lots be ing sub
dIvlsO oil w.st half OF Sauar, No. SIS. and mum
De!ed according to said subdivision from % to 81,
lneiu'I"e. This property Is handsou ey situated IN
the most rapidly improving and healthy part Of IN
city, and well known as the Green House Square,"
PerscnS wishing 10 make good investment are re-
spectiully invited TO this sale.
Terms of sale: One third cash. and balance in two
eau lInstaments of one and two years, bearing in
t.Test from day of sale. deed given and deed of
t-us TAX All cOEveyances ut the cost of the pur-
chaser. The terms of sale to be complied with in
days, otherwise the property will be resold at the
risk and cost Of the purchaser, after one week mo-
tice IN the Nationa! Intel igencer.
WILLIAM HI. PHILIP,
HARVEY LINDSLEE.
Trustees.
Jsl2-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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CENTRE MARKET The indications of rain
last evening prevented MANY dealers from send
Ing their usual contributions from the adjoining
counties Of Maryland and Virginia. But the
supply was ample and of excellent quality The
business was principally confined TO the sheds.
ana the gangwavs were crowded with pure h asers
al an early hour The fequent showers ma de
the approaches to the market as well as the payed
gangways under the sheds, rather unpleasant.
Sales Were brisk. and the prices ahout as follows.
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DIED.,

On the llth instant about O'Clock .. m, of scar
let feye-, JON MOUNTI DA LIE, third child of
and Is rays.
The friends Ofthe family respectfully invited
10 atterd his funeral from the residence of his pa
rents, No. sd 18th street, between L. and SITS, on
tomorrow Sunday afternooP, AZ a. clock
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By J. &. Met UIRE. AuctIoneer.


TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
Il THE FIRST WARD AT AtCIIoN.-On TUES
DAY AFTERNOON. June i5tn, at O'Clock, al
the Auction Rooms, shall SELL without reserve
Lot No ~, In Square No sc, fronting 81 feet on 2Sd
street west, between north NJ and N streets, and
running back VI feet t. ~ feet alley. Lot No H. IN
Square No ~, fronting i8 feet inches running back
lz2 feet a. inches to a 81 feet alley.
Terms oHe third cash the residue IN and -
months with interest, secured by deed of trust
the premises.
ie cd &c McGTiRE. Auct
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NEW FANCY STORE.

The subscriber has Removed from her old stand
on street, opposite the Post Office, 10 TIN street
east SIZE, NoS9h just above the corner of ID st.
ano VIII have constantly hand every variety III
Fancy Attic es :; also, Chenille Silks, Beads, " ors
tedS, Shet 1nf W DOL; SUPERIOR quality and assert
ment. tnhrn:d 7rIrr Of every DESCRIPTION executed
ana Drawings al Patterns of al kinds attended to-
/. sIrnctlons IN az ElibrodeTug. Knitting, Crotch
et. Tapestry and Netting given NV
i2-iTH% MRS EpNORF prrppERT
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Auc ioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auc. Ioneer
'NRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUkBIE JNPRoyRD
PROPERTY IN sQUARE 625.-On TUESDAY.
oe io7o, al oze CLOCK snail sell az Pnblic auc
OF deed of trust to me directed, dated May 3D. I85i
ana d9iy recorded Nav 4th, 1854. IN bber 10 &c.,
ton. e, lot "a, OF Cabots subdivision of Square
70, WIN the iIHpr }venents, consisting of two
story Frame Houses IN front, with basement and
attic, and small coubla frame house IN the rear.
Said Lot fronts on north q street, between North
Capltol street and ist street west
Terms: $500 cash in bankabe funds. $50 Of which
- he paid at time of sale the a.nder IN s. u and
liz months, ith notes hearing interest. Deed given
and deed ottIust taken for deferred payments. All
convey ancIng at cost of Purchaser. The trustee
serves 10 himself the right to resell the Or ,perty
the risk and cost ofthe dciaultng purchaser If the
terms are rot complied with within three days from
day OF sale by advertisement three IN the Star
N. b. The former purchaser having r. lied to com
ply with the terms OF sale, the present lie Will be
his risk aud cost and will therefore he without re-
L, NJ. PEARSON. Trustee
lie ll-dts A GREEN
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IOHN ALEXANDER,

No. siO PENSsYLvANIA AVENUE.
PAPER HA NC INGS
have now IN store the most complete Assortment
of Paper HsngIngs ever offered 10 the nullic of
washington and the adjacent cities.
am now renewing, lEom rance Decorative Pa
pers OF the most modern and rIch desIgfs IN Panel.
gold, satin. velvet, and wood limitations with hor'
deTs To correspond Also chamber AMI other pa pers
/? every variety of styl and pattern.
would also C a your entIon 10 the fact that IN
addition % the great variety of Paper HangIngs I
Keep sanity on hand tae largest ana fandsorest
ssSoriment of WIN DOW SHADES, GII.TCOR-
NiEE>, PICTURE CORR AID TASSELS of aay
house IN the city.
BY uuremittIng attention snd prompt execution
81 AL orders. hope to merit and OBTAIN a liberal
share OF patronage.
raPer pat Or an the best manner, and in all cases
WARRANTED lr-2aw2m
Marlborough Gazetta oory \
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BY J. c. MEG UIRE. Auctioneer
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORT

by j. Z. McG UlRE. Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE,
~ HANDSOME FURNITURE AND Household EFF .
f fa ik3S SaFE' EXGELLsNT MUCH Cow, &c
O'Clock. at the residence of p. H. Pyfer. Esq, No.
Sc Caroline Terrace. between 18th and 18th streets
! shall sell all his Furniture and Effects, comprls-
superior Rosewood seven octave iron frame Piano
orte, by Haet, Davis CO.,
Suite of elegantly carved Solid Rosewood Parlor
FURNITURE IN handsome brocatelle. comprising
large Sofa, Arm Chairs and Side Chairs,
Large sohd Rosewood elegantly ed Centre Ia
nv Bile. with lnlaid sienna. marble top,
Walnut w hatI q 3. Fancy Tables,
Gilt frame Pier 6 lass, with slab and bracket,
Handsome Velvet and Brussels Carpets, for parlor,
chamber, hall and stairs,
superior Mating and Oilcloth.
Gilt Shades. ACE Curtains and Cornlce.
Superior solid Oak Sideboard, handsomely carved,
Hendsome Polished Walnut Extension Dining Ia
Solid Oak Dinln. Chairs, Refrigerator.
China, Glass and CrOckery Ware. Walters,
Silver ated Casters. Table Cutlery. &c.,
Handsome Oak Hat Tree, new pattern,
Nante Ornaments, Engravings,
Set of handsome Cottage Furniture.
Mahogany Marble top Bureaus and Washstands
Do. Bedsteaf,, Mattresses,
Toilet Sets. Looking Glasses,
holsters and Pillows Bedding,
Very superior Cooking Stove, with complete fix
Very excellent Iron SAT-,
ALSO AT | O'clock,
very superior NJ Itch Cow.
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum a
credit oil Oh and 81 days. for coriiy endors ed
notes. bearing interest.
+. S.-The House is for rent. Inquire of the auc-
tiOneer.
je I'D JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct
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Ie lHeo&ds ]. G. MCGUIRE. Auet

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ Of
WI herr facIas sc IA, under len law, issued from
the Clerk : Office Of the Circuit Court of the Ds-
trIct OF Columbia, for the County Of WASHINGTON
and to me directed, shall pose 20 public sale for
CASH, IN front of the Court hOGse door of said conn
ty, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Mar next. 1873.
AZ IL O'Clock M. the following described property,
10 vii: ali defendants night. title, claim, aud inte
rest IN and TO certain Brick Bu ding erect I'd on
Lot No. IS. In Square No. 80, in the city of Wash
lnston. d. c. the SAID Lot being p feet front, and
running back the whole depth of sad Lot, Sc zed
and LEVIED upon ss he property Of John III. Peters
and VIII he sold tn satisfy Judicial No 49, to Nav
term, 1858, IN favor of John Purdy.
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A NEW BOYS BOOK.-"Hardy and Hunter"
"A Boys own Story; by Mrs. Ward, author of
by Rarrison Weir. This is thorough Boy g Book
containing hostile encount ers with the Ksfirs. hair
ID. eadth escapes from wild beastc, and every species
q adventure which settlers mu { pect to meet
with IN their arrival IN the desert w,lds of Africa
IL forms a companion volume to the "Chldren of
the New Forest" and Little Savage" and viii be
found as amusing as auy thing from the pen of Capt.
MIfyat or Msyne Reid: Price 81.
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
je ii st S34 Pa. avenue.
pIANos FOR SALE OR aIRERY
Il ma 10 JOHN F. ELLIS
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EXHIBITION or INDIA RUBBER FAB
IL RIGS 4 THE PATENT OFFII'E

y
Members Of Congress- and tbs pub &c generally,
are resp ctfuiiy invited h. call and examine the la
dIa Rubber fabncs and articles now on eNh. bltlou
IN the Model Hall Of the Pa en-. Office.
Until the great invention of the process of vulcan
iZation, VIII oh this country Pas the honor to have
niade a. d whica took paee al 1888, the profitable
IN nuf Stur: of Ind Rubber fabrics had not been
Al aimed. From the invention Of that important
process required period Of ten vars for It's sue
cess VI oeveiopInent IN the sEts aud nanufa ctures
SIuCe that period 1902 tt the present time It's
ero:ress fas been surprising and amped until
IL has now beoome great aud important branch OF
na i"na industry, employ ing millions of capital and
thOusands a. operatIl rs, and miny ships and rsiOrs
Tor the transportation of the raw material And vet
It may he truly sad tina n but IN IT'S infancy
Few are aware Of the eXteat OF the applications of
-ulcanIZed India Rubber: and no Intelligent person
can view the great variety Of the fabrics and anu
Lectures INTO which II is made, except with sur
PRISE and admiration. and without feeling that the
genius. artistic skill, and enterprise, which have
originated and made successful this great branch of
not onal industry. a honorable 70 our country.
Similar exhibitions have besn made IN London
and Pans. which nave attracted the attention not
ony otths scientific, but Of the pubic generally.
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The unders gned would respectful 'ly announce TO
the citizens of Washington and the surrounding
country that he is now engaged IN constructing the
above named Lightning Conductors. These Con-
ductors are recommended by scientific men in ali
parts Of the United States rs being superior to any
other conductor now in use. | use the celebrated
vi cAlIster POM which has been recommended br
scientific gentlemen in this city a the best point to
be used. The POln's are the same ms ID ON the
Frank III ightning Conductors for he 81 ears
copper points tipped with pldtirHD
these Conjuc .ors are made of iroL-iron be ny far
less fusi lie than copper Copper melrs at 1896 de
grees Fahrenheit; wrought iron at 1885, and
iron at 3,419 degrees.
nave Recommendations from gentlemen in Wash
ngtOn, well all parts of the United States as
u capacI N.&c
Orders left at Messrs. Noel e. Boyd's, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, next to COonb's MeiodeOn Hall, be
tween OH and 10th sts., and at the Star Ofce, will
be attended to.
ieii-lm Up. SMITH
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By WALL BARNARD, Auc;ioneers
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. ATAUC-
H TIoN.-On MONDAY MORNING, June IA
commencing At 10 clock. Will sell, at the north
east corner OF 18th n. " streets Ithe flag will dcs-
innate the house the Furniture, 4 c., such as
Mahogany Msrbe-top Tables,
Do. Sofa and Chairs,
Pier Glasses, MAHOGANY Rockers
tane and Rush seat Chairs.
Mahogany Table and SIdeboard,
ketTigerators, OIicloth and Carpets,
Bedsteads, Washstands and Tables
Cane and wood seat Chairs ana Rockers
Bedstead. Mattresses aud Bedd ns
Window Shades. h InGs and Curtains
Cooking. Channer and other Stoves
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
With many other articles which we deem unneces-
scry Ia enum.rate.
Terms: A sums under sSo cash; over that
amount credit of60 ana 81 days for notes satsfac
torily endorsed bearing interest
je9ts WALL q BARNARD, Aucts
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BY WALL a BARNApn ...,;----

BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF WEIRMAN,S
~ SUPERIOR sHoss.-On MONDAY MORNING.
June lith a. 10 O'Clock, at the ION rooms ShaI
sell number of sup -rOr ladies' Caters !ng the
residue Of w elrmEn's invoice.
Terus cash,
je Io-d l. C. McGITIRE Apc,
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H THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
Postponed until TUESDAY next, the 9th instant
same hour and place. w. seldom
jel-ts Marshal for District of Columbia
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By A, GREEN. Auctioneer

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT
u. hUGrioN.-On MONDAY, the 18th instant, I
sha sell ~ store No. 81 Pa. avenue, between Tth
and 9Th, Market Space, } a. 10 O'Clock a. M larse
ana good assortment Of staple and fancy Dry Goods
Lawns, CaIcos. Linens. Cottons
Hosiery, Trimmings. Gloves, I.aces
And many other leading goods in the dTy goods line
Terms of sale: All sums under SIS ca n; over S25
credit OF 3d. 81 and 80 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed with Interes..
lea GREEN An,
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II THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
Pos poned until TUESDAY next, the 18th instant,
same hour and place.
w. SELDEN.
Je9 Marshal for District of Columbia,
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w.
ap SITS Marshal for the District of Columbia.

1T THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN Insequerc e of he ran urtIl TUESDAY next
the LIST OF June, same hour ard place.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ma Is for the District of Columbia.
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RANCROFT'S SEVENTH VOLUME HIS
- tory of United States. being volume 4 OF tbs
American Revolution uniform with pTsy,ous Vol
Price 81 3; postage 90 cents. Just receIved
For sale by TAYLOR MATRl.
mas SSS Pa
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J. C MCGUIRE, Aunt.
By BARNARD& BUCKEY: Georgetown.

by BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES' SALE-By virtue of two deeds
Il of trust from Reucen Daw. dated March g and
November 4, 1853, We will offer at auction ON
WEDNESDAY, the l4th day Of July next, at 51s
clock p. m, on the premises, that piece Of ground
on the south side Of Bridge street IN Georgetown
bounded as follows, VIZ; BEGINNING at the north
east corner OF the bnGng situated n the u beast
intersection of Bridge and Congress streets, ard
ru' ring thence Bridge street east - feet suches
more or less, to JnO. ieTby thence south and par
alel To Congress- street. 40 feet tn IL feet alley
thence west p feet inches. and thence moth I4p
feet t, the beginning, with the in, vemeuts-a s.
story bricx dwelling.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash, and the balance two equal in
sta me nts'at and II mOnths to be secured. Terms
of sale TO he compiled with IN one week ter sale or
the property may be resoid after weeks notice,
NJ The Hsk and cost of the first purchaser
WALTER = cox,
r. w. RISQUE,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Building Association,
je 9-2awlm BARNARD a. BUCKLEY, Auct