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pIoNEER STEAM MARBLE AND BROWN

he subscriber begs leave 10 inform the oft 81 q
OF Washington, eorgetown and Alexandfis that
M has added to his long established business the
auxiliary of steam power for saving and manufac
taTlng arble and Brown Stone W ork in her Va
rious branches, Marble Manteis, Table and WaSf /.
Stand Tops, Tile, Monuments, Tomb and Head
Stones, Slans. Window Linteis, Silis, Steps and
Platforms. Having purchased large stock of lian
Marble In block from ha nd at the rates,
he feels confident OF being able to furnish NJ Arble
Philadelphia, or Baltimore. Ths trade supplied
with Italian Marble in block or s.abs at the same
rate as furnis shed in ew YORK, and acnommo-
dating terms. Also, on hand, q large supply of
Pnmice Stone, Water Of Ayr HoEe and Polishing
prise; it viii be an acquisition to the oity.
=. ... ALEX. RUTHERFORD
Pioneer Steam Marble and Bropn Stone Works
-at4 ... Pa av., cor. Tmrt -enth st.
au Il SIN 3D.. ...7 -. Washington, ID. G.
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THE JAPANEsE EMBAssY-THE PROGRESS OF
THE NIAeARA.-The steam frigate Niagara, on
her way to Japan with the Embassy from tina,
country on board, reached the Cape Verde Islands
on the 18th Of July, having made the distance in
seventeen days. The japanese expressed them
selves as much pleased with their visit to this
country. They had caused to be removed from
the cabin assigned to them almost every article OF
furniture which had been provided expressly for
their use, preferring to sit on the carpet in the
Oriental style. They managed to vile away the
time in eating, smoking, playing chess, etc
Tommy sends back the following letter to ga
friend ~
You do not know how happy we were come &c
VISIT 70 united States and exceedingly present time
all over and SO buitiful country everything very
astonishd as the rail road train the Capital, the
Patent Observation-Disclosures musium which has
great Nancy curisohity there-the Baloons-bui.
uful Steamboat-fre engine-fire work-the the
are-big ball-Dance-music-ver nne sordier
pracession-march-Spren uniform building
and pretty ladys d. | have cried when [ left
New York, at thoughts Of leaving, Captain Porter
3 Lee and-Dupont DR.. Mcdonald Mr. Lee
Land and Mr.. Guido Methan and great nancy
other friend.
expect return back again to 90 to school at
anapllsh to study English & Navigation and
then can see all my friend again.
Here the letter is signed in japanese
..-.a.. TATEIsH ONEuERo.
Tommy.
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the eye is kept in constant exercise seeking a
possible opening for our road, and 1t is q matter
Of as constant surprise that route could have
been found here presenting few engineering
difficulties
At Gorham, New Hampshire we left the cars
and took stage for the Glen House At The foot Of Mt
Washington. romantic rideof eight miles, skirt
Ing the Peabody river, and ascending grade Of
one hundred feet to The mile. The White Noun
tains are the fashion this season, and the over-
lowing piazxas and balconies Of the Glen House
as we drove up indicated that the prospect Of sim
gle beded rooms for new arrivals was a for
lorn one, and, the event proved, some forty Of
doOrs. e.. & n
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EALEse TO THE PRIScE.- The Canadian
journals are giving the Prince of wales some
lessons In politics, which probably may "a him
thinking seriously, IL the purpose Of his visit is
70 see about establishing a vics-royalty. The
hahlnon Times speaking Of his intended visit
70 tne United states, remarks. "A valuble lesson
VIII the young Prince learn from observing the
prosperity OF that people whom his ancestors
drove TO rebellion. He viii see how little a free
ana energetic people really depend upon princes;
wise ~ Is 10 dispense with them when they misuse
we Prerogattves which are entrusted to Them for
me people s benefit" From the evident al approval
OF .ne example referred to- IL 10 evident that the
writer could have no loyal scruples agains. low
ing IL IL the same necessity existed
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AUCTION SALES.

By BahNARD sucEEY, Georrstovn.
p0SIIIVk SALE OF VALUABLE AND
D. G. ar fsss,s s1 x5s1,s,L od y Ss.sssSovE.
e h:,S j is;s s.::s
ssr T.. + Ssrs ); ~: b s: is$Ss.
Hid. ns:ss.sSis T.% w: s Sa. {: .a .s ill., a. lar.
the property Will be Inmedstey resoid. Posses.
an ss'h 'poss ssSxsS III az ;ym
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
OF Land esIIsd p E MI s.., TsmSJ
II the ooa9t, Of wsshinston. on me Pine, BranoS
a; The Pine, Branch Tso,iins Course Sser' known
GO SH fb sat q Assss s and :,
IL sas Dfot o. coIaS SSSSu and % Y: o.S.r
bearing ast, ON about the lsth day OF MAY Isss.
e also on. q Che lao ,scoTds Of .sS HSs
bsa.e g sr a public ssction % the ht hest
1889. 81 eh O'Clock p, M. at the A oct on Room n
a.. kss corner 7th and u tire ia, washinston:
Seat situate, lying, and beng in the county 81
Mhashlnston i9 the District Of Columbia. sad on
sisS the ooant metz spS ~
bessnning ior the ssms sta stons- No ., planted
1ss s:' 1f 't and 'H:s e; 81
man, and running from thence north sixty one sId
Q hal degrees, west fifty elk and forty four hun
dreoths gerches, with Speskmal's n"rth line, ." q
ston-, No. ), ~ The no'thves corner ofSpeskman's
larger lot and the b.ginninr OF h.. smaller Iot.
thenee running north thisty and hs dee
twenty eight and half pctehes "a . stake IN the
south line OF road twenty i've feet vide and with
the east lire OF Speakmsn's smal er lot. where ~
planted stone No. S; thence RAINING soutt sixty.
one and ha degrees. east fifty nine peFches end
T. ur and one hundredth Of p~roh q stak. in ~
west line ofthe Plney n broad; themes With 90 d
vest line of said Piuey blanch ro,a IA q strs ifha
70 a nln tan
and thirty,slx psrches Of land" more or ieF; to
gether with the improvements thereon, which con
Est OF neg, spacious, and vell-buit tee story
Frame Dvellins house, stalking, sheds. AID ost
houses.
Terms OF sale: One third c.sh; the b.,.uc. in g
ard ~ months, for which tn, purcha o vii re re-
CURED 10 give his notes bearing int. est from the
day Of sale. and secured BY deed Of trust son the
prerlses.
Should the purchaser fail In comply With the
terms OF sale within i've DAYS AFTER the day Of sale
the trustee reserves the right 10 rose rad prop
ery, ~ the risk and cost OF the defsuting purchs
ser, upon givIns i've days previous public no Zoe
oy advertisement. IN some newspaper published in
the cIfy OF Washlngt n, Of the time, place, and
terms OF such re ale. All conveyaaces at the coat
OF the purchaser.
au -eo&ds A. GREkN, Auot.
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Personal.

- MIR. Alfred Dickens, brother of Charles
Dickens, recently died at Manchester, England
Gen. Joseph Lane is to attend the agricul
tnral fair at Rockville, Md, in september He
was there four years ago.
'''' Judge Longstreet, Of Miss who, az a mem.
Der Of the Statistical Congress, resented Lord
Brougham's insult to Mr.. Dallas by leaving the
Congress, is in town, staying with Secretary
Thompson. .
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IL Three Congo negro boys, brought to New
York city in the captured SLAYER Kibby, have
been removed to the Eldridge street jail. They
only escaped from being landed with the 4I9
other victims by secreting themselves beneath
the forecastle floor. Here they lived for three
days, on scraps Of biscuit, and but for being
accidentally discovered they must have perished
and they seemed to prefer such a death to falling
into the hands Of the slavers. When discovered
they were much afraid, but by kind treatment
gradually became assured Of their safety and
more bold. They are bright, intelligent chill
dren, the Oldest Of whom is about ten years, and
they exhibit great aptitude for repeating English
words and learning the names Of things. Each
Of them writes his name In letters somewhat
similar to those Of the Chinese
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U-A boy named Henry Nolan recently died
in Brooklyn under singular circumstances Three
years ago he worked In Thursby's ropewalk,
when the boys there struck for wages. Nolan re-
fused to join the strike, and kept at bis work. BY
this he incurred the enmity of the other boys,
and two Of them meeting him alone one day, in
some part Of the factory, tied him hand and foot
and bound him to post, with his body in an in
verted position. He remained thus for about two
hours, when he was discovered and released. He
was seriously i'll at the time and never recovered
Consumption and some disease of the bones en-
sued, and after lingering illness of three years,
he died.
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THE PARAGUAY DECISION The decision of the
Paraguayan Commission being that the Company
had no right Of damage against the government
Of Paraguay, and that Paraguay was not RESPONSE
BILE for damages, the company has filed with the
Pres dent protest, on the ground that the Com
missioners exceed their jurisdiction in determin-
ing the question of liability, which had been SET
tied by the convention between the two countries,
and that the award is therefore a nullity.
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OxYeEsArEp BIrrERs-we have freonept oc
GASEOUS TO speak Of this remarkable med cine y.
cause we have foil faith In It's excellence and
know OF many Instances where 1t has performed
a siS mIfseuion cures: IL is principally de-
ana numerous disorders Of the stomach. n va,
discovered and perfected by regular physician.
alter years Of research and practical xperiencs IN
,nsene Is entirely unlike all other specifics
S,.a a winch we are acquainted, and extracts The
pisesse oy Its very roots, leaving no ycstige be.
T's Sold oy all respectable druggists In the
SAlsSo Slates.-F5ag Of Orr Union - :.
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i DRAWING AND PAINTING. -
Gently occupied by the Washington Art Assocsr
Ton, Two doefs west OF the auction store OF j. q.
accustomed art iabors, to open School for nstrnc
DRAWING, LANDSCAPE sss. 81 ~
AND POR TRAIT PAINTING
Summaries and Hoa;ding Schools accommodated
with separate ciass rooms, upon an early apoiica
tlon, and may find II al eous IN have esson.
an IA ne branches given TO their pupils wht re IL
ton. SAID - 70 FfFIs go 80
Pupils desiring 20 enter will please apply NJ INV
present studio Penn avenue, between lfth and l2th
sfreets until the ct proximo. gIill 49,
IL Glass rooms open on che frst MONDAY in
washington, August, 1880. "a 2i-tssptr
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APPoINTMENr.-JohnF Friend was yesterday ap-
pointed pension agent I'm place of Mr.. Hessen.
mueller, removed.
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NAvAL.-Advices from the Hartford, flag ship
of the East India squadron, state that she arrived
at Shanghai from Hong Kong on the 18th Of May
She found the Saginaw in port, thirty-two days
from the Sandwich Islands, and in good order
Commander Berrien had arrived out and taken
command of the John Adams. Purser Speiden
had been condemned by medical survey, and sent
to the United States. The Niagara with the ia
panese OIL board, who were all well, touched at
Porto Grando, on the 10th of July, for coal, and
would also touch at Loando, thence to Mauritus
or Java
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PERSONAL.
CAUTION

CAUTION.
all PersDrs are cautioned from ha rborirr INV
daughter Maria, who len my house and have re :
The law will be rigdly enforced upon any DIR % a
guilty oil The ofense. liberal ward given o any
one returning her to me at the Navy Yard
eu H-zt- THOMAS BRANSON,
MADAME FELIX, FORTUNE TELTFR
w from Paris, informs her former friends and the
gubtIc generally, that she has removed to as
Tenth street, between r and f, where she will be
happy TO see all who will favor her with call.
MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsrRoLo-
" GIsT AND DocTREss, Jsst from Erops.-This
hlghly gifted and Intelligent lady be consulted
o. the Past, Present and Future Events. Gail at
no. goo Twenty second street, between and 4,
Washington. ie 10 Su,~
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W TO THE PUBLIC

NV z.
~ teH the attention oil our friends and the oub
bc gsneIaliy W the TACT that have pened 6rst
qpalIty CLIO rhING ESTABLISHMENT o. Il t 81
corner OF seventh and streets, Washington
named goods, with m elegant assor ment Of
5EN Is FURNISHING GOODs. Our Shirts are
city 10 the pro BY Fair Dealing aad Low Prices
.who1 mas always been motto we no De to oh
al 2l-lw RAR A. RRarupp
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spirit Of the rIsrnins Press

The CONSTITUTIONS argues at length in favor Of
the doctrine that Congress has power to protect
property in the Territories.
The IatsHigsneer deyotes column or 90 to a
review Of the slavery question In is relations to
the various political parties
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BY .. z, MoUUIHE q { o.. AuCaoneers.
TRUSTEE SALE OF LOTS EAST OF
rHE car ToL STREET Ton III ESDAY Az
TEhNOoN, August 2ist, 81 o'clock. al tbs Auo-
ton Rooms of J. c. MeGuire A. Co., hy yirtue al,
dsed Of trust from Thomas A, Mitchell. dated Nav
zlth, 's5s, and on recorded in Liner T. A. No.
,5 io.los 1853, et seq one OF tbs land records for
w ashlngton county, .. e.. j sh.ll eel, Lots mum
be cd Is is, IL, Is, and g, IN square No. llII.
Terms: One talTd caSh; the residue in s. and
nonths, With interest, teoured by deed oftrus
on the premises.
All conveyspcing st the cost Of the purchases
II. EDMUND CLARK. Trustes
~ l7&Sl&sugH ]. G. MCGUIRE CO. Aucts
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FREE CONCERTS!
lLkNST L0EFFLER, Nee York arssse, be-
tc.sn lsf and "a streets, would Teseeetfslly IL
SELECT MUSIC Will be given ever MON ~
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS durinE the
season, at HIS Pavilion. comm encing at O'CLOCK
and ending ~ 10 .. m Previous to the Concert
the saloon Is open TO those desiring to while
away few hours In the may dance, ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES. and every descrip ton
Of CONFECTIONERY always ready at oaty
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic pur .
poses, are rec uested 10 give day or two notIce
! je 1851
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p q new Rachel has made her appearance +,
,s ~ We Person Of young Asatian Jewe..
for%snes .ser, ,s Eslinsa, &he has given per,
literary and .,t,s,i mouse Of Lamartne and in The
gsine expectations have been raised hv hs, an an
MUS, although she Il only about M Wy, nef ge-
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Ii, &C. McGUIREA Co A,

b. J. G MCGUIRE q CO. Auctopeers
SNUG TW0-SrORY FRAME HOUSE AND
~ LOT on oTH sTREsT WRIST, BErw sEN & Ann al
sTRrkIs NORTH, AT AucI, -On THURSDAY
ar IbhNOON, Aug; 81, a. O'oolck, on q Q
fronting Is feat on 9Th street west between Il and
streets north, running back as feet to q IS feet
aIeJ. togsther with improvements conkistinr
OF two-siory frame Dwelling House, confainlns
four rooms.
Terms; One third cssh; the residue in and -
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
on thr premises
su 20 dts &c MCGUIRE CO. arct
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Barometer at the Smithsonian at "a. IN fcor
rected for teHPerature,) 30,O3l; at noon, 30 025.
Thermometer at 2 a. m. 73'; at noon $50
Maximum during AZ hours ending 8 a. no. To-
day. So; minimum 72Ho
Amount OF rain this morning, measured at the
Smithsonian Institution, thirteen hundredths of
an inch -
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THIS AFTERNOON 8 TOMORROW

Ry A. GREEN, Aucfioneer
. HANDSOME THREE STORY FRAME
- HOUSES on l57sTH sTREKT, on The ISLAND. AT
AUCTION On To sSDAi the 81 instans 4 shall
sell IN roDt OF the premises, ~ o clock .. NJ
part oil Lot No. 6. IN square No. ~, with the i'm
provemeuts Which arc twh rood three story frame
houses with back BUILDING containing eif M or ten
rooms each W th passage
This property IS handsomely sItuated, frontiuf
on 151 street west between south q and T. street,
near the SmithsonIa7 Grounds.
Terms One fourth oasb; balance In 6, Il, Ia and
"a months. for notes b ains fntsrest from dsv Of
lbdispufabie.
Gu Is A. GREEN Auat
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az 20 dts &c. McGUIRE& CO, Auct
B, BARNARD q BUCKLEY, AuOtlOnecTs.

C0RNUCOPIA tiUIEI. At AUCTION N,
- .HUkSDAY AfTrRNoON, 3 instant. at
~ DC ock, IN iIoLt Of the premises, we will sell
tnat Nv ana valuahls property, the .Eorpucnpia
hote sitgsted on the corner of Market space and
ane Sshs MS n ouse IL neg and In pc feat OF der
Etk nuhdrI there is an exc lirnt and dry cellar
MS noose Is In most excelleut portion, 10 a
punctual tenant.
TINS sale offers an opportunity 20 SECURE rood
business locaton, OF fof an Investment
"a Ierns: One,thlrd cash; the residue m 6, Il, and
, mon.hs, win interest; and cured by deco OF
au ~ d BARNARD BtJCKEy lucf.
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,a9,, NE New 0alsan. pape Of Wednesday reor,
tie Gulf Of MEXICO. The schoonss s ssa. 10
hotchkis from Mobile for New YosL. We y
cargo OF ~ bales Of cotton and a decl To- "a
IoSin, was dismasted and blown ashofe n.s, o. =.
a l'Ooutre. The norm swept he 49, - ~.
from The Florida Cspes 10 Mexico. '., ooss'
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REGEEIXEp AND FOR sALE- 70
bhtlstWsgN,S OF JAMAICA GIN
~ kaYUo0A S MAGNETIC POWDER, and
an ls-,at h'ao.oo ,rn. g, FORD, Jh. Druggist.

Fooe : SCHOOL FURNITURE q +.
~ SAFE q bargain, single and doubls Eesks ;.
Rianrbass dos t~spty7four pupils; an exoellent
t g. ALSO, for relt, the sohoolroom re-
Hsvhhuy Occupied By Mrs. Bsrdel nprtkssst corner
WffEfnyr sss. lnsnireo on the prsnisss OF JULIUS
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The wEAIHER-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation 4,
about O'Clock,
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b. A. GREEN. Auctiopeer.. :

HANDSoME tn osTORYFRAME HOUSE
Ta,htSp LOT on Ins 1sLAsD AT Aver Lon
THURSDAY, the 81 mat. shall eel in frcnt 81
the promises, at O'Clock p. m ives. paTt Of lot 8
IN seuare No; 4S having front OF Is feet on south
o@ween ~ and 9Th streets. rum ing with a side
alley 10 50 feet q ley ia feet inches with the
tmpfov. ments, which are . good tvo-slory frame
The OF i handsomely improved with trees.
Terms One hsl cash; balance in 6, n and "a
su Is A. GREEN, Auct
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MARsHAL'S SALE.--In virtue of a writ Of
,s. ne neI faclas lssqed from the Cert once OF
the County OF Wsshineton. AND 90 me direstei'
Gu sxRose 70 public sae, for cash. An fonto OF the
DAY the 9Th day ofAugut next, isss az u oicicok
m. AZ oefrndsnes right. title, cslm and interest
Washington, ID, g together " IN 81 and sing alar
the lmprovemerts thereon ssized and lsvisd upon
ss tss property Of John Dyer and VII be cold %
saps NV luficiaAs Na.-9l, TO Oetoher term lsf. In
mvor Of MassaretM Dyer. wife e 2; Gore
US. Marshal for the District Of Con mSs.
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wAsHINeroN news AND eossIr.

IMPORTANT DECISION AFFECTING THE TITLE TO
PROPERTY NEAR CINCINNATI, OHIo.-The Secre-
tary Of the Interior has recently made a decision
upon proposition Of the legal representatives, Of
John C. Symmes (by their attorney, Henry s.
Coke, Esq y that they will pay into the Treasury
of the United States, under the 3D. section Of the
act of Congress of Sd of March, 1903, the sum of
SIS 36O with interest from the 3Oth Of September,
l79l, on receiving from the United States patent
and possession of the township OF land mentioned
In said section Of said act; and upon a modified
proposition Of the attorney for the parties asking
on the payment Of the money and interest, "to re.
ceive from the United States full and perfect
title to the township known as the college or re-
served township within his jSymmes's) patent
and 10 have every power and aid which the Gov
eminent may lawfully exert to he placed In the
quiet and peaceful possession OF the same.n
The decision Is to the effect that no further as
surance of title to any lands included in the patent
to Symmes can be made by the Department; that
the legal title to Of the lands included within
the bounds Of that patent now remains in the
United States and that, therefore, 1t would not
be practicable to give any further assurance Of
title to parties who make the payment as proposed
by the representatives Of Symmes than such az
would be afforded by certificate that the money
| had been paid into the Treasury by them, under
the prOviso embraced In the Sd section Of the act
of 1903, and that no portion Of the lands embraced
within the original patent win thereafter be en-
numbered with q trust for the use of schools in
Ohio
BY the patent to Symmes of date 3Oth Of Sep
tember 17s4 the title to 81 $50 acres of land was
conveyed to him, with certain reservations and
trusts Among the latter was one that six miles
square la the centre Of said lands should be re-
served for erecting an academy under the direc-
ton Of the then Governor of the Territory north
west Ct the Ohio, within five years from date Of
Patent. This fact explains the trust encumbrance
for the use of schools mentioned in last paragraph.
The proposition Of Symmes's representatives
was to obtain possession of the reserved six miles
square, which, II seems, was never used for the
purpose indicated in the patent. The lands are
| now very valuable, being situated near the city
of Cincinnati, in the State Of Ohio.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Aucuonesr.

BY A. 0HEEN. Ancuoneer.
GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE lNp
~ TWO LOTS FRONTING ON MARYLAND AVENUE
kAsI OF, THR CAPITOL, AT AUCTION On WfD
NESDAf the I'D Instant, shall sell. in front Of
the premises. at O'Clock p. m Lots No. " and is
south OF square >o.9l5, 10 beIng subdivi1
sicn OF said tquare. The two Lots front forty feet
on Maryland avenue. at the corner OF sth street
east, with the lmprov ments, whIoh are a rsod
two story Frame House &c.
Terms; $50 cash; the balance in 6 and II month";
Tor notes besrint interest from day of sale A deTd
given and decd Of trust taken. Tite ipdisrutshle
az IL A. GREEN Auot
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WAsHINGToN THEATER.
sole Lessee and Manager. = w. GLtNy.
$50 - THIS ESTABLISHMENT
w M op for the regular Fall and Winter Season
on the night of TRURSDAY. NovKMBE. lsf.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
The Comedian of the Age. viii commence an en-
gagement of Tive We NIGHTS on MON
DAY, November 5th, aud will be
. follow d blythe most
BR mt STARS
la the Theatrical Firma ne. l.
. IL Communications If addressed to w,
GLsNN, 'Old Bowery Theater," New York will
meet with prompt attention. au ls-If
A GRAND MILITARY AND FANCY cos
Z TUNE BA wi take place at he m
FAUQi TER WHITE LPHUR ~
SPRINGS, on WEDNESDAY, the sd I'm
August. sufficient number of names have lcx
liant affair .- .-.. -.-- : :
Stages and hacks connect with each train IN Wa
renton and deliver passengers at the Springs in IA
auI7-d ROBERT HUDGIN, Proprietor.
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IhE tEsPECiAL ATTENTION OF DIR
4 T isI ~ eaiiea 10 our new CLOTHING ESTAR
Il Il IN mfINr, corner of Seventh and str sets
Nashins on intending 10 ma Ike tn s our perma ,
nsnt pace oil business, We have Ieplenisbed on
stpck with hne lot of new Goods lust received
whch now makes our stock altogether A comnlets
on we hope to receive liberal sha of na,r'n
s re ,Ion. ans puoilo Fair dealing and low prices
al 2l-3t RAP A. pponu.n