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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE

II - r., WASHINGTON, July s, 1852.
pu. suance 3t the 18th section of act of the
ulatlng the distribution of Potomac water 81 ronSf
cut the city of Washington Approved Innn . ~
hereDE nSlte aled proposals in duplic,fe W ~.
ppansnhtted: enc copy TO the President Of the
larTt OF the Board of Common Council for the I'm
hishhg during the current year, delivered in III IN
CITY, OF all water mains, valves. brtnches be,,dS
seeVes, caps Corporation stops. ire plug hydrants
ever otneT ertcle pr thnE reenired in distrib'
utlng the Eat7r; also, invite sealed propoSsis
above, To he Transmitted above, sor the trerfcH
Ing- laying Ot the mains complete Inser+,ng fbss
valves, branches auc outlets, erecting the re pInF
d;$,b aha ming, Ianmlng, and leveling the
Ii Us assumed that there will be required 10 he
turnIs he'd and land during the current year 81 an
ieet ci nlnch pipe and that basis proposals. will
Dc considered; the Corporation will, however, 70
s'Iye me night To regulate both the delivery and
than the quantity mentioned
ne pipes 10 lie 9or " feet ing weighing pounds
per llnt NJ foot land and To- hear the usua
auu proof OF Sp puirds to the square inch. All
o ed ."ow east'ggs 70 conform to the patterns
aI WeiS ttS heretofore pied by tn n: -,
on the " ashington Aqueduct and IN ho,r ,,, ..--
ton and pTouf a. above. w Do' hiePoC-
bldders Will name the price per ton of Gao nound
ioL thf Vhoe amount 81 pipe that may lao reauiTed-
lnciudlnE the castings for Crosses hranohes banSs'
sleeves, and for hydrauts, OohoS'
bGders Tor the trenchIug aud LAYING viii name the
pHce per lIneal foot of pipe laid: the me, S Sso
nent of which will be the nett length of the wster
" WV "oeot
SPECIFICATIONS aud drawings will be ready NJ Oh.
instant '' i'0i 'Ho l<1h
The proposals will he opened in Joint neetinr NJ
I Ii,l tSo B"s,ds 81 the CITY Council on Monday,
~ RANDOLPH COYLE.
~ uLlS Water Raristrar
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The Duel-Nobodx Hn,,

hicHHoNs, July IS The duel between n Ian
nlngs Wise and Patrick Henry Aylett took plse.
.o-day In North Carolina. Mr. Aylett fred hrst
MI VIE fired in the air. Mr. Aylett then with.
crew 5ze challenge and asked for a reconciliation
which MIR Wise refused The dir5cnlty ecu,
ont g she late controversy between the EnoSirer
aic examiner on the subject Of intervention and
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CENTRE MARxEr.-The attendance of dealers
al the market this morning was full large az on
the principal market day for weeks past The
supply appears on the increase, and the prices
rather declining. The gangways were crowded
from an early hour till midday, and sales Were
lively. Theshowers Of last evening had the effect
to cleanse the surrounding street; and a thorough
washing of the market by means of the Are plpa,
had made the gangways comfortable. The prices
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By A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEE,S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
n = hlTcHEN FuRNiT.RE, FARMING UTESSILskND
NESUAI; the 9th instant shall sell, at the res
dence OF =. Hart, 18th street road, near the first
virtue of sdsed of trust to the snSscriber, duy re-
Corded, an excellent assortment of urniture &c,
Mahogany and Walnut Sofa, Chairs, Sideboard,
Dressing and other Bureaus,
BOOKCASE and Secretary, Extension and other Ia
Walnut Wardrobe, Cherry and other Bedsteads,
Brussels and other Carpets and Mating,
LOOKING GLasses, window Curtains, Hat Rack,
Writing Desks and Tables, Work Stands, venitiap
Blinds,
With many other articles IN the furniture line
Also, Rorses, Buggies, Cart, sets of Gear
iivstors, and Harrows, lot Tools, sadie and BIZ
IIGGoy, or years old, an excellent mixer
Terms All sums under SIS, cash; over sa5. a
credit Of So and 81 days. for satisfactorily endoT SEQ
j. b. HoLMEAp, Trustee.
jy Is A. GREEN, Auct
SALE OF STEAM ENGINE, &c-Thers will
IA on RI the 18Th july, Il s the o fSSk
eaton pp by the Chief Of the Bureau of Yards ard
ers; cylinder I6 inches diameter and feet stroke,
arranged with puppet valves and lever; Will work
years, and L; in perfect order. II well adapted to
side wheel tow boat or to a mil.
6I3 pounds of Hose and Belt Leather. In pieces cut
from SIDES in making hose and beIting-a good
N, article for shoemakers' use,
81 Window Ss.hss. and
old Cooking Stove.
Terms cash in specie.
The above articles NAV he examined at the NAVY
targ IN this city, AZ any time or before The day
ct SALE upon Application to the comma nds there
y I-eozW Navy Agent
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Naval.

,s, nLADSLrHIA, July 15.-Tbe sloop-of- war Ian
chSna-, III oe detained ten days for repair. 10 ma
protsSle thu, consequence Of this delay, Il n
Squadron viii procred 90 The pacisc wi, Panama
inyaIJs 1pre Long his Predecessor, is returning
serting .ne s'osm % Thursday evening two de-
and were probably drowned te1 we "'"'e
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SALE OF OCERIES, MOLASSES
~ WINES AND LIQUORS, HERRING, &C., AT ArrC
TIoN.-pn TUESDAY MORNING, 2lth inst at
10 O'Clock, Wi sell front of our Auction roomr
OF Family Groceries, &c
BARRELS Rehncd, Crushed and Yellow Sugars
\ Dung II son, GInpOwder and Black Teas,
CASTLE, Brown, Fancy and Chemical Soaps
Foxes Mustard. Nermarn. Backing,
Clothes Pins, Buckets, Tubs. and Baskets
Prunes, Almonds Cream Nuts, Dates,
CAY enc, Cocoa, 80 kegs White Lead and Zinc Paint
p barrels Syrup aud n. O, Molasses '
~ do New Family Herring,
~ pemyohns Brandy, 60 cases Hook and Claret
81 6sTrels Brandy, Whisky, Muscat and Malaga
l5.r Segars, different brands.
With many other goods in the grocery line
Terms: : . cash; over that sum a credit of 30
ana o. days Tor approved endorsed notes
~ In WALL. & BARNARD. Auct,rs
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The Quickest Trip on Record

NEW YORK, July 16.-The steamer Wiser
brings intelligence that the shin Dreadnaupht
was of Cape Clear in nine days after leaving New
York.
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y I2-u &C. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auct'rs.
By A. GREEN, Apctionaa,

u LoT AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAV -, Az \, a
Instant, shall IN front of the premis..i NC :, :
property, tho following mentioned propertx IT,
longing 20 the heirs of the late l.even ID rrayse
ana sold by consent OF all the heirs, viz: OF No o
IN square north of 74S, with tho imp-oyementS'
which are good two-story and attic brick Honsc'
Win nack bulldlng, containing In all rooms and a
large cellar. This property is handsomely located
on New Jersey avenue, between l. and M streets
south. -
And immediately after the sale of the above
shall sell Lot No. I'm square No. I'll. This prop
erty fronts on south street 81 feet 2 Inches be
81 foot alley.
Terms One-thIrd cash; balance in 6, u, and Is
sale. ~ ' VI
yeyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Title in
disputable. A GREEN
jy l5-d Auctionear
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Baltimore R1srksts.
BAITIMQRr

BALTIMORE, July l6.-Flour closed steady and
unchanged
Wheat closed less firm and generally unchsnp-
ed; white fl Bias IS; red 81 3OaSI 30
Corn closed dull; white S3as4c.; yellow has de-
clned 2a3c. closing at SuaS2c
Provisions unchanged.
Whisky cluSed dull at &c
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finnnrfal-

NEW YORK, July l6.-Stocks are active but
hrmeT: y >. SIS Of lS94. IOIb; Chicago and
bock Island 6lAi Illinois Central bonds 81; Mich
l9ai southern = New York Centrel 7Ok; Pa Coal
Co S5i Reading iik Virginia 6's 9i; Missouri
6's o3S.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctroneers.
XII BARRELS NEW FAMILY HERRING
Nv AT AUGrIoN.-On TUESDAY MORNING.
i9th Instant at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell, in front of
the Auction rooms, 5, barrels new Family Her
iy ed 1900 '"'
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY a. UREEN, AucilOneer.
A nMtNISTRATORS SALE OF VAIEABIE
"A BUILDING Lois FRONTING on NEW JERs EY
AVENUE AT AUCTIoN--On WEDNESD AN. the
9th instant, shsl sell in front Of the premises
AZ quarter Fast O'Clock D. M, five handsome
building Lots, fronting on New Jersey avenue al
the corner of north l. street, being subdi vision OF
Original lot 7, in square ST.
Terms: One-th cash ba lance IN SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months, for notes bearing intere II
from day Of sale A deed given ana a deed of trust
taken. Tito Indis putabla.
john CGNNGtR, Administrators.
Jy I'D A. GREEN, Acct
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fcdNNuyrra1pu

COMMUNICATED.
Mr.. EDITOR: wish you would be so kind as to
say word for us ladies, in your paper with
regard to the watering Of the streets | wish YOU
would say to the waterers that we think thew
might take some other time for the work than lust
at 6 O'Clock In the evening, for that is the only
time when many OF MS females can walk out. Yet
juss at that time they aresvatering the payements
and dashfng water all about, so that we cannot
walk single square without having our dresses
ruined Why don't they waslssin the middle Of
the day, when il is warm and there is no one out
or else water the streets alone where the dust is
and let the pavements dry for honr at least so
that we females may have ples SAINT walk with
out running our dresses, and not be eompelled to
stay at home all the time during this hot weather
KATE.
Nofe-kates complaint is a Just one, a true bill,
and we hope the shop boys, who are so busy
squirting the aqueduct water from every plug
f, season and out Of season. as If they had just
FOUND new plaything, will have the gallantry to
- dry up" and let the ladies pass
PROTECT YouR Housewife papers bring
accounts of fearful thunder storms In all parts of
the country, and the destruction of buildings and
loss OF life by lightning is unusually great and
the probabilities are that this section will be WIS.,
tied likewise by such electric ma nifestatiops IL
behooves citizens then, to guard their property
hy procuring efficient lightning rods, such as are
his advertisement
~ WV WAN W Set d Soou Sull OF ClOtneS or a
single garment made to order, Won should not fail
to cali Messrs Grubb & I.osano. merchant
tailors, No. 525k Seventh street. under the Avenue
House. Examine their choice selection of cloths
sassiineres and vestings, and leave your measure
They also keep on hand ne assortment of shirts
collars, handkerchiefs, cravafs, and under-gar-
ments Of every description.
GERMAN WINES, &C.-Paul Sipos, importer of
German and other light wines, and agent for a
celebrated lager beer manufactory on street,
between Sixth and Seventh, has stock Of goods
In his line equal to any in the country His
charges are moderate, and his wines fully equal
to his representations. No Hungarian wines i'm
ported into the United States are better than his
CoRREsPoNDENr requests US to call the atten-
ton Of the proper authorities to the intolerably
foul and unhealthy condition of the alley from |,
to nj streets, between Seventh and Eighth He
says that this alley is made general rendezvous
for hogs, cows, and horses-to say nothing of
other uncomfortable nuisances
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EENTtE,SANS CLOTHING MaDFToo p

I I1I.s .rsfaNS CLOTHING MADE TOOR
So 49, e ofer gentlemen the largest and
nhfS variety OF hight Casimeres, Drillincs IcpcIs
Sstnnss nl every grade ard quality MaTseilies and
fA Sestlngs OF all sty Ties for the present see sT
nIc6 We Will make To order in the most 6nisbe3
tye OF the art, at prices at least twenty DER cent
-neaPsI than tue usual city rates. trial a. re-
sPecttuliy asked and satisfaction guarauteed
WALL, STEPHENS a. CO
U III 022 Pa. avenue. bet. 9th and 10th ats
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By ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
OAK OF VERY SUPERIOR Young
= MATCH MULES AT AUCrIoN.-On SATURDAY
MOR MING, July 23d, at 10 O'Clock, in front If the
AuGSlon rooms we snail sell pair OF very suPe
harness, and believed to be the finest pair of Mules
ever on'red for sale IN this city. Terms ash.
Jy 10 J. e.. MEG UIRE & Co Auct'rs
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Non-arrivaI of the Indian.

FARTHER PoINT, July 16.-At O'Clock this
morning there were no signs Of the Indian, from
Liverpool on the 9th and now fully due her.
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MARRIED.
DIED,

IN Baltimore, ON the nth instant by the Rev. Mr.,
Y u.s. w n. RITTER, of Georgetown, ID, c. to
Hiss MARIE c. DlPPLE, of Baltimore.
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THE ScHOOLs.-The examination Of the Female
department, Third district School, (Miss Mirick.
teacher.) took place at ~ O'Clock p. m Yesterday
at the corner of Third street east and A south
The number of pupils in this school is ST. present
at examination SIS The examination was con
Quoted by Messrs. Alice, Ironside, and Willett
OF the Board present were Messrs Price and
Walsh, of Board of Trustees Rev DR. Samson
and Mr.. McNerhany Of the Board of Aldermen:
also large number of teachers-prescnt We no.
uced. Mr.. McCathrOn. Misses Elvans Moore
Choate, Simonds, Sanderson, aud Morphv, and
Mrs. Freeman and Clarke. all of 3D. district
Misses Middleton and Slater, OF Ist district and
Misses Milburn and Lee, of It'll district; besides a
large number of citizens The rain prevented
the attendance of many. Singing was performed
under direction of Mr.. Daniel, of a pleasing,
character. LA the examination the first and Soc
ond classes Were about equal to other district
schools-third class not SO far advanced being
composed chiefly of little girls lately transferred
from primary schools. Brief addresses were made
In complimentary terms by Messrs Ironside and
Alice.
a police officer was much needed 10 keep in
check number Of unruly boys, outside and in.
side the room.
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BOARD OF HEALTH Yesterday, at the meeting
Of the Board of Health, DR.. r.. X. Stone was r. :
elected president The Board will at once pro-
coed to the discharge Of is duties in regular order
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dtI9

HI. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that thu
time Tor receiving Proposals, mentioned IN the
ahoNe advertisement. rs extended TO Morg0v 2Sb
HsiaHt, when they will be opened in the boards of
AldeIulen ana Common Council, in JOINT moetilE
az O'Clock p. IN. Specifications of the work IN de-
talI, can be had at tire Water Registrars Ofhco on
ana after me NTH instant jy " dt2jth
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WATCH RETuRSs.-Henry Miles, colored. dis.
orderly; fine and costs, si.IS. Richard Thomas
cOlored, do; do S2I5. John Williams. coIo,ed
do; do, 81 is: Two dodgers took refuge from the
rain In the cell range.
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OPINIONS OF THE LoyDoN
pPus=

we recommend our correspondent to try Mons.
S"yer new sauce, entitled the 'Suitana's Sauce,
" Is laue AFTER Ie Turkish recipe it's flavor rs ex
ceiient and IT affords cUnsidera5ls aid in cases of
SLOW and weak dISestiOn.-Ths Lancet.
NJ Suitanas SaHce rs savory, pquant. and spi-
cS' happy continuation of favors and essences
worthy "i Tn" delicate taste of uitana the genius
OF s>oyer, ana the universal patronage of a dis
terminating publIc.''-Ob seTfsr
~ cunceIt;atlon OF al the piauant resources of
turkey anu Russia CHtt"6 Strrjce Gdzstts.
AS a htlllater OF the 5ppStIte this Sauce Stands
alone. IL Is most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh
or owl. and should be placed on every dinner ia
a.. The Suitana Sauce is a most delicious zest."-
sole gents for the United States-GARDNFR
iNkLlN, 2l1 Fulton street. New YORK: and
BRAa d HAYES, "a CUrnhill, Boston.
The Sultana Sauce can he had in washington
Of II; RlDENOUR, BOA Pa av.; SHEKEII,&
MILLER. pa Pa. av.; II. H.VOSE Il Co. corn .
Or Pa. av. and 10th ST. and other Grocers
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

HALO! WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?
II TO HALL CO.'S AMBROTYPE GAL
LERE to have my Picture taken.
What did YOU give for 1t?
Twenty five Cent.-case and all.
Good bye am going there too, and advise all nv
friends To do the Sanle.-remcmber, HALL, AZ CO.
corner of Fridge and Congress streets over CIs-
sells drug store, Georgetown. jyI2 lw
DACKEr BOAT FLYING CLOUD Will run
a sSs Or as5 MsHn e iS
springs, masius, round trips every ssssdsdzseahS
hour Fare, single trip cents, ronnd trip 10 cents
AriIngtonoT tho reat Falls. Parties wishing early
morning or late afternoon excursions TO Arli
the Little Falls, parties from Alexa ndra wisiIns
to charter the boat, can be accommodated by giving
snort noti?e 10 me at No go Jefferson ST.. George
town, or the prOprletOTs Oi Arlington Sp-ings.
~ slim - JOHN MOORE.
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FUTURE DAYS.

ny ;. c. Mcguire & CO., AuctIoneers.
ESNMENT SALE OF TWO WORK
s9J a. no ,a >E:sii-bn SATURDAY MORNING, July
seil i've ulLoe "a at the Auction Rooms, shall
Terms cash. ~ ''o NaPi'oi EAIenston-
jy 15-d D. C McCIrrpps -.
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" TRAVELLING TRUNKS
w OFF, the largest, b ST. and chea pest assort-
nent of all the various styles and qualities 8yyvo
Of &S&1A
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, ok1aN
LA DIES DRESS TRUNKS,
PACKING TRUNKS, HAT BONES,
VALlCES, CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS. &c,
To- he found in this city Travellers and purchss srs
should not fail to visit establi <hnent Iefore
purchasing as they can find every article they may
want at tha lowest prices. '
Old unks repaired and exchanged for new ones
trunks marked and delivered in any part of the
city and Georgetown.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
" " lw BOD Pa. Az. hatW. 9th md Inth sfs
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BAPTIST ALLEY YET AGAIN.-Tbis alley, Just in
tie rear Of the Tenth ST e;t Bal ii Chur h. fro 1
which it has been named, has for wears past. been
a resort of the hardest crowds Of disorderly Der
sons Of all coors and sexes and the efforts of the
police have failed 10 permanently abate the nui
sance sudden charge Of the municipal Zou-
aves sometimes clears the alley for a week or two
by removing the disorderly inmates to the work.
house But they soon return and their drunken
combats are renewed. 4 single outrageous person
sometimes sets the alley in commoton. Last
night, It cOlOrrd boy named Henry Miles aroused
an excitement that called for the Interference of
the police. His relatives give him a bad reputa-
ton, and said when drunk he is dangerous That
frequent dealings officially with him Notwith-
standing this reputation he finds friends to re-
lieve HIM when lie gets in the hands of the law
Inder such circumstances, the alley will hardly
be queted effectuaIly until the whole crowd dits
or removes voluntarily. The neiyhbors NAV
complain, but the nuisance cannot be abated
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DOR SALE-A frst-rate FAMILY HORSE
L perfectly sound and gentle, of hand some n
style, and fat trotter: Also; a BUGGY IN
sold separately together, ct very low pic the
ownet having no use for them. For family 70
curing elegant horse and one perfectly SAT- this
Is rare opportunity to pnrchas,. Inquire Of r. j
FISHER, at Mcclure Il Co.'s Auction Rooms.
jy 1857
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON& TO-MORRO

By BARNARD BUCKLEY Georgetown.
HOUSEH0LD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
at O'Clock, we will sell at the residence on Con
gress above StoddaId street, frame house nortl
W. west corner OF MT. Harry's garden) an sssortmen
Term cash. BARNARD & BUCKLEY.
~ 4-d -... Auctioneers.
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By A, GREEN. Auctloneer.

BY A, GREEN, AuctIoneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE Is
LAND At AGGRESSION FRIDAY, the 18th in
slant, shall sell In front of the premises at 6
O'Clock p, Ill., Lot No. Is, in square No 642 fronting
~ i,et on south street, and running back along
and Delaware avenue. - "
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6, r. and IL
months, for notes bearing int crest, secured Nv a
deed Of trust npon the premises. A deed given and
deed of trust taken. Title perfect
jy8d A. GREEN Auct
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The LADY MANAGE Frs of the st. Joseph's Orphan
Boys Asylum, 1t will be seen bya card in another
coieihn, return their sincere and grateful thanks
to the hosts Of friends and natro,x yyho a. Iina1
visited Arlington and aided the little orphan boys
on the occasion OF their late picnic Tbey state
that the net proceeds for the benefit of the boys
will be something over $500. wy
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SOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE,

This most delicious and a
rented by the renowned
" SOyer," on his return
from the Crlmea, and since
his decease is manufactur
cd by CRossE Il BLACK
WELL, London, from the
original recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask forit
4 trial, convinced that IL
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that u will prove itself un-
go ualied, either as = stimu-
liant To the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
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GENERAL muss and stampede was created at
the corner Of Eleventh street and the Avenue this
morningyby the cry of mad dog" wide gap
was made by the passers-by. and there was brought
to ght ferocious looking poodle somew hat less
Of body and bad cough indicated an attack of
pneumonia rather than hydrophobia. However
like other unfortunate ones in the worlds history
ne feii victim to bad name pistol was sent
for, but falling TO arrive In season a courageous
individual placed his brogan upon the dogs Skull
aud crushed II fiat to the pavement. The damned
up tide OF marketgoers then proceeded on it,
course in safety.
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0Iao3SNI III I0O OF IIIo ~ PtIiFb
w. =. COX,
je ll-2awts F. w. RiSOUE, ( trustees.

BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST From
T. Waugh 70 the subscrber, dated tho 18th day
o March IN the year 1854, aud made To secure GER
TAIN debt duo the firm of T. PckreIl Il Co, the sub
rcriber WI unite with MeSsrs. Cox and is1ue in
tae SAFE OF the above described premises at the time
ana Place aud on the terms ed in the abuve
anvertsemeEt John MaRBURY, Trustee
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
to WE NESDAY, 2th instant.
BY order of the Trustees
jyl BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Auct'rs
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ZINE READY-MADE

ZINE READY-MADE
CLOTHING.
BACK Drap d'Eta Coats, Pants, and Vests,
Black A pacca do. do.
White ani Brown Linen Coats,
White and Brown Duck do.
White Linen Pants,
White Duck do.
Buff do
Travelling Busters, &C.
Having connection with the largest manufsotur
ing establishment nor'h we enjoy superior aiyan
tages lnr supp yInr the very best goods at the low
est possible Prices The styles are found 10 excel
anything IN " ashIngtOn and the work manshin f,r
e&cels anf thing heretofore offered IN this narket
establishment. u'
We also have on hand superior stock Of Gents
FURNISHING Goods, and make 10 order Garments Of
every DESCRIPTION, at short notice, at a small Al
vance ON the prices of our ready made clothing
j. NJ. McCAMl.Y A CO.
Nafi IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-16

ID THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
"i account OF the rain until Tt ESDAY, ut inst
at same hour aud place.
Jy I6-d A. GREEN Auc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-16

WIDE FRENCH LACE at STEVENS Fancy
w Store, $50, between 9Th and 10th stS. lie ls