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The EXECUTION OF HIcKs.-The extreme SEN
tence Of the law was executed upon Albert w
HICKS, Friday forenoon, at Bedloe's Island in the
haroor OF New York. ALI the arrangements hay-
ing been completed the day before United States
Marshal Rynders and his deputies proceeded to
the city prison shortly before O'Clock a. m
,t passed sne night quietly having slept about
ngious conversation and devotion with Father
DuranqUet, who passed the niphtOear the nris
oner Hicks maintained the same frmness OF de.
meanor which has characterized him throngbon,
the trial, and since his sentence
Al a lltue after 9 O'Clock, Marshal Rynders
entered the prisoners cell, Hicks being seated on
ms eoueh, dressed In clean white shirt and
pants He received the Marshal calmly. and re-
manned sitting. The Marshal then asked sheriff
John Kelly, his deputies, Messrs Thomson ne
Angels, Clackner, and Dugan and few other.
70 entei tne cell: Taking from his pocket the
warrant OF execution, he then turned to the pris-
oler, and requested him to rise. Hicks promptly
rose up and faced the Marshal who addressea
him az follows: Albert w Hicks, IL now becomes
my painful duty to read TO vou In the presence of
these ofacers Of the law, the warrant Of erecntion
from the President Of the United States - He
then read. with a clear, firm voice the death
warrant OF the prisoner. Hicksremained unmoved
ald at its close sat down. He then arrayed him
self In his death suit and In a short time every
ming being In read mes, he was escorted from the
nfison, and entered carriage at the prison door,
a,Som panied oy ne Marshal and his deputies, the
The procession then moved on TO the foot of Ca
nal street. where the steamer Red Jacket with
very large party, was In waiting. There was some
slight detention, the boat leaving the Wharf at
loH O'Clock fhe island was reached about N
O'Clock the coftege formed under the direction
OF tne Ma shal, the prisoner going before walk
ing nrHly between Father Duranquet and his
other confessor. The place Of execution was
reached at 1ye minutes TO III o'clock Two hum
dred l nited States troops were drawn nm in bo.
low square surrounding the gaIlows The pris-
ohef, looking pale, but manifesting trepidatlon
whatever de hfs.
rose up, the rope vas adjusted and in another mo,
ment (nfteen minutes past O'Clock the wretc >,
man was launched into eternity. He refused 10
uttsf word under the gallows, and requested To
oe hanged as soon as possible after reaching the
spot ne died without any mani fe stations OF main
with the exception Of a slight ueuor of the hands
and limbs " VIC naDus
Prom 900 to GOO persons witnessed the sad
scene. out they INDUCED in no unseemly demon.
sratiois whatever. IL 10 rarely, indeed, that ar
execution passes of in 30 quiet a manner The
BODY was taken 10 Whitehall dock and placed In
tpe hands Of the undertakers IL was 70 he mi.
Sa'sly buried In Calvary Cemetery
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APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMKD.-James l.. ellis,
OF Nebraska Territory, to be agent for the Paw.
nee Indians, NJ t; John Shaw Gregory, Of Ne
braska Territory, to be agent for the Ponca In.
dian', n L; John F. Miller, of Oregon, to be
agent for the Indians Of the Willamette agency,
Oregon.
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NEW MusIc.-From Metzerott, we have received
the Masquerade Polka" by J. Hilton Jones,
and the " japanese Polka" by Charles D'Albert,
new pieces for the piano, fresh from the press of
Oliver Ditson Boston
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The Pension OFFIcE.-We are req uested to
state that though the Pension Bureau has been
removed from Winder's Building to the north
wing Of the Patent Office, and the clerks assigned
their various positions in the same, the office 4.
not yet prepared for the transaction of business.
inasmuch as the papers belonging to the depart
ment have not been properly arranged.
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IL crazy man, in Ogle county, ILL.,, recent
ly entered church during service and knocked
down the preacher, named Field, in hepulpit
He was "hustled out.n
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IL The Pennsylvania State Agricultural So
cieiy will hold their tenth annual exhibition at
the Wyoming Battle Ground, commencing on the
18th OF September next
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IL Two thousand acres of rich oil land have
lately been discovered in Mecca township, Trum
bull county, o.
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ID The New York Journal of Commerce has
declared itsintention tesupport Breckenridge and
Lane. The News Is out for Douglas
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AUCTION SALES.
u FOr other Auotisn Sales, see frst page
By ]. G. MCGUIRE e. CO. Aucuoneers.
I'VE USTEE'S GALE OR A BEAUTIFULLY

By ]. C. MCGUIRE CO. Aucuoneers.
TkUsTEE'S SALE OF A BEAUTIFULLY
a lMPRovED COUNTRY STAT NEAR THE CITY OF
wAsHIN6ToN.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, August LIST, sts O'Clock, on the premises,
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated March 9Th. 1851,
and duly recorded IN llber J. A. = No. l29, folos
3d. ct seq one of the land records for Washington
county. District of Columbia, sh, sell ell that
certain piece parcel of land situated in the
county OF Washington. in the District of Columbia
aud Known and described IS being Lot numbered
two CD in George Taylors subdivision of part Of
8 tract IF land called "Pl sasant Plains" contain
less, with the Improvements, oonasting Of 3 com
Portable two-story Square Cottage, With wide hal
parlor, dining and breakfast rooms, We chan hers,
end kitchen, situated on an elevated point tack
from the road, and surrounded by grove Of hand
some shade trees; also, gardeners house. stable,
and other out-bUlldlngs
The grounds are tastefully laid out with walks
and drives, and contain q YouHg orchard of fruit
trees. grspery, vegetable garden. choice flowers.
ornam nta shrubbery, &C., in short every thin &
eauslte 70 render this an elegant and oomfortabis
resldenoe.
The above-descnbed Place IL situated on the
seventh street road, distant about one aud half
mile from the City Post on De, and 10 Adorned By
the residences of Messrs. W hite and Leafs.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue In 6, u and
IL months, with lntereet, secured by deed of trust
on the pIemls Ifthe t~rms Of sale should not re
In the National InteIg encer, at the rsk and en-
pense OF The d faultlng purchaser.
All oonveJaucInE at the cost of the purchaser.
W W "a. PA ffkMpf MIR Trustees.
Jy '4Tav&ds ]. G.. MCGUIRE a. CO.. Auot..
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NATIONAL
IN SOAP AND CANDLE
WORKS,
GREEN STREET,
Bettcsea Bridge and Water styests.

GeorsefotcS, ID. C.
A large stock of CANDLES. 40
Brown, Family, CASTLE and Fancy SOAPS
Also,
TALLOW and CREASE @
for Locomotives, Steamboats, and All kinds of
always on hand.
and for sale at prices
g. b. JEWELL. Propristor.
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SEcsETARY or WAR AND THE AouEDucr -
The duties Of the Secretary of War press 80
heavily upon MIN, that in order properly to dis.
charge them, he has been obliged, for the pres.
enf at least, to abandon the idea Of retreatne for
brief period to Old Point, for purposes of relax
anon, Notwithstanding the warm weather and
condition Of his health call for such relief.
Nothing definite has as yet been decided upon
relative to the water works; but 1t is safe 70
assume that the honorable Secretary, who has &C
often proved his interest in the District, will now
DO Whatever ne can consistently to promote thI,
great work, In which all our citizens have SC
deep concern.
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PERSONAL.

THIS IS TO FOREWARN Ali, PERSONS
Il from trusting my wife, Ann Lavezzi, on M,
account, as i Will not pay any debts of her con
iy l4-3s John IAVEZZI
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS hETERNOON q TO-MORROW

THIS AFTERNOON q TOMORROW
BY WALL a BARNARD. Auctioneers.
SCOW AND BATTEAl AT PUBLIC AUG
- TIoN-On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. ltth
inst. at clock, viii sell ~ the harf foot ot
18th street. Wood or ssnd Soow. 6ny two feet
long by fourteen feet broad and four feet hold with
sails, HggIng. and tackling compete. Also enc
batteau six teen feet long.
Terms cash.
jyll WALL a BARNARD. Aucts.
BY THOS. BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
GeOfgsfotca. ID. z.
n AR6E STOCK OF CHINA. CROCKERN.
- GLASS MARE, WINDOW SHADES. CUTLERN.
&c, IRON NEW YORK, TO ~ SOLD ~IIHOUI NJ
sn.NE-We shau commence ON THIS ENf-
NlN0, AND CONTINUE mofRtnE and evening OF each
day until the whole stock ~ disposed or % sell
very large aEd &c cot stock II the above named
goods, consisting Of
Tea setts, Cups and ssucers, Plates. Dishes,
Iasaras. Basins, aud Ewers, Chambers, Ao.
q ass Bowls, Dishes, Buffers, Ssits. Wares,
Tumblers. Casters, Celeries, Lamps, Lanterns,
Pitchers. Molasses Cans, &C. 40,
so pair Painted Window Shades, IN Rloh and
Beautiful Styles,
Oh Cloth Table Covers,
Ivory Handle Bone and Buck Table Cutlery,
Pocket, and Pen Knives,
Wstohes, Jevery, and q variety Of Fancy Goods,
The Enure stock TO be sold without reserve, IN
lots 90 suit purchasers.
O Goods at private sale.
iTn ST THos- BOWLING, Auot.
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BY A. GREEN, Auotionecr.
LIE OE XAI-Il A III Y hill DINE

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
~ EAST, FRONTING on Ninth AND EasT CAPT
TOT STREETS, At AUCTION.-Un MONDAY, the
9Th inst sha sell. IN ont OF the premises, 81
&c ook p. m. Lots 5. g. and Z, IN Square No az,
fronting on 9th AID asst Can oil sts. These lsots
havs been sub vded nto bse uti Jul building lots
TO SUIT puro hasers, they the grade and In an
improving neIE hburhood.
Term: One third cash; balance IN s, II. and 10
months, the purchaser 10 give notes bearing inter
e from day Of sale A deed given and a deed of
trust taken. Title perfect.
jyl3-d A. GREEN, Auot.
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By j. Z. MCGUIRE CO., AuouOneeTS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DRUG AND
,AFoTHEcARI STORE on THE lsLAND On
TU tuesday, MORNING. July 18th at n O'clock
on the premises, by virtue Of deed Of trust du y
executed and recorded shall sell the entire stock
and Fixtures Of Drug and Apothscary store.
situated on Seventh street west, between ID ana D.
streets south, lsand,l consisting Of q fresh and
well selected assortment Of
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Pertumery, Fancy Articles, A @ 1, &o.
The store has been recently fitted 10 on an i'm 10
moveable. and ~ no manner joined % TIE house.
u ne stock and fixtures will be sold ID q lot togeher
The store s IN an excellent location for businest
THIS sale offers q hoe opportunity 10 any one de
sirous OF engaging Ia TIE business
Terms easy, and made known At the sale.
-THOS. j. FISHER, Trustee
jv l3d J. C. McGIJfREA CO sncts
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NhRSHAL'S SALF.-In virtue Of a writ of
l't hen faclss Issued from the CLERK q Office of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for
the County ri Washington, and 10 me directed. I
I'll expose 20 Pubc sale for cash. IN ont of the
Bank OF washington, on TUESDAY, the Gath day
81 July, 1850 commencing at 10 O'clock A. m, the
following goods and chattels, TO wit, VIZ: a vol.
20 lso.sslonal Dsbates Is DO. Annals Of Congress,
z 10. American State Papers, 1 do. Pension and
b UNITY Land, by lndVho;" DO. Opinion of At
tor ey General. do. Stnopticel index laws o.
states, do. l life aud Works Of JOhn .. Adams.
u do. Diplomatic Correspondence, "hy sparkle,
seized and levied upon ~ the goods and ohattels Of
James Henry, and Will be sold % satisfy JndicIaIs
dali w SEf MN
VS. dts rs Marshal
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SEvERAL DESIRABLE ROOMS TO RENT,
T, on moderate terms. " S-eoxs
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JOHN LAvEZZI.

" I4-0t- JOHN LAVEZZI.
M A CARD
W r. hope our citizens will largely patronlza the
of 1t. Vincent de Paul and which is to come of q.
Analostan Island on MONDAY, the 10th Instant
ne menbeTs OF the Society are very much dis
heartsned at the little success they have met with
In selllng tekets-so much so, that were il now
possible for them to recede from their underta king
tSey would do go: IL is surely no answer 20 them
whcn they humble themselves In begging of their
SAKE of the poor, to be told that those they
do not frequent pic-mcs" For, il is rot for
themseives they beg-it is for the poor Of Jesus
ChIist1the poor, N whom He is still psrsonified al,
HIMSELF Matt. d. IS IS.
TINS SocIety-wh ich has even ar this moment de-
pehulhs upon T. many poor families, among whom
are TO be fonnd Protsstants well as Catholics
would not make this appeal TO the pu hlic were NOT
debt. fr' "i~i
Our citizens should understand, too, that the So
ciHty is not mere relief sssociatIon, scattering
aims with vanton prodigslity among the outcast
and the criminal, as well as the deserving poor
US obect1 are OF hlgh.T nat1re-for above all, Il
poor whom II adopts, and thus render an incalou a.
ne service to society-aocompllshing, in an hum
pie way thst which even g0vernments have es-
sayed In vain. AlTe ady, within the year, il has
been. under God, the means of reoaimirg seye a
from their vlclous courses-has raised whole fami
Hes nom utter begsary AID life of sn and prom
,ses 20 make them useful members of society. IL
IL DOT YET Too late Tor us to operate in this good
work-and we therefore venture TO indulge IN the
hope that not only will the Pic Mic be numerOusIy
attended; but that those who do not freq uent pic
the Soclety, whose names are To be found in the
aoYertsement In another column. and Law ont a
Little Of thoir worldly dIoss for ths SAKE Of the,r
Judgment day 10 have been the best he Insurance.
,Is-a - THE COMMITTEE.
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" and q half res OF Land situated al Bsiley's Y
rosa .s a. the lnteIseotion Of the Columbian and
and from Alexandria- The I'm provements consist
q obsa sosss cTqPR s Is rSpI. bsTn eern
has ia Il an excellent well of water. For fSrtSeI
parncniads apply on the premises 20 w NJ. PAYNE,
q ct to SSo. DoWLING. Ess, or A. 6. SAG &. al
above described property val be sold low for cash
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MISTAKE CORREct ED.-A Washington cor.
respondent (Per telegrlPh) of the New York
Herald chardcterizes the trial of the Hon William
Cullom, late Clerk of the House Of Representa-
hves, for malfeasance in olice, as prosecution
on the part Of the Democratic party, on account
OF Mr. C.s opposition sentiment This is a.
sweeping mistake. Neither the Democratic partv
nor the Democratic National Admin istration have
had anything whatever to do with it from BEGIN
ing 10 end. Ii is well known here to have grown
out OF personal quarrel between Mr. Cullom
and Mr.. John c. Rives, the real prosecutor, over
aquestlon arising between them concerning the
purchase OF certain books ordered by Congress
which Rives had for sale, and which CulIom
chose 10 purchase OF some one else-or out Of some
such matter. Charges and counter-charges were
brought to the notice Of several grand juries for
thls county, each seeking to get the other IT,
dIcteo. II we mistake not, two consecutive
grand Jurles seeing through the gSt Of the affair
refused to indict either. A third however by a
tight squeeze did indict Cullom returning four
Oils against him. One Of these indictments on
being tried on the day before yesterday, resulted
In the prompt acquittal of Mr. c.; there being lit.
orally not the slightest atom Of evidence produ-
cable in open court tending to substantiate the
truth Of lis counts against him. The District
Attorney thereuPon elected to abandon two OF the
remaining three indictments against General
Culiom, and to try the other In December next
IL generally thought here that this is the last
that the public will ever hear of that indictment
before the courts Of this District Rumor saws
that Cullom, on the close of these cases, designs
suing his antagonist for malicious prosecution,
&c. The affair between them, the end of which
has evidently not been reached yet by long
way, VIII probably prove profitable plumb for
the lawyers; and, If also resulting in an entire
change Of the system Of publishing the debates
OF Congress, IT will hereafter save millions annu.
ally to the national treasury, and cut of the real
root OF nearly all the corrupt and inexcusably eI.
travagant legislation of the Congress of the United
States most desirable contamination indeed
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j.x was,Jys @ Ass 4. sR p fT,r' sss

i..sst ea he cIsT: sc s q s q On On
Quit CogIt Of the District Of Colombia. foT The
expose 70 bc sale, for cash in font OF The court
hores ooor Of ssid county, on MONDAY. The etk
ants .csln and interest IN aud 20 Lot No
Is IN Square No. -, IN the CITY Of Washingtor D.
thereon, seized and levied upon as the properfy OF
Chas. Van Pstten and Will be sold 10 ssfis so g1-
,,un N 1890. W, SCI snEN,
~ S-ou Y. y Marshal Tor District or COLUMBIA
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THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY FORWARNED
Y from harb ring my sons Gustav and Ernst
Burgforf or giving them work, as the law will be-
rlgldly enforced against persons doing.
Jy II 3s' CHARL BUR6DORF.
MADAME MORRICE,. The GREAT AsrRoLo-
highly glftsd snd intelligent lady can be Consulted
on tho Past, Present and Future Events. Call At
Washington. jei Im>
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FUTURE DAYS.

By G. w. BoTELER a SONS, Auotoneers.
TRUsTBE's SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR
Il NIruRS, GILT FRAME MIRRORS, PLlTED
ma date April sth ls5s, and duly recorded in her
J. A. 3, No. lS, foliOs from 2S 70 2S5 Of the
prooeed @ sell, on MONDAY July 18th inst CEN
menclng 81 10 O'Clock. al the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, contalned m House No. SIS.
Pa av.. between "a and sth streets
Superior Psror suit upholstered IN Green and
Gold BrOcatelle, So 'ss, Arm Chsirs. and
Handsome Gilt frame Mantel Mirrors,
Superior MsTbie-tOp Center Table,
Damssk WINDOW Curtains, Shades and Cornlee,
] Par stout stone Mshtei Pieces,
Handsome Chandeliers, Brackets. &c.
Walnut Extension Table, - feet,
walnut Dining Chai,s
PlSted Castors, and " sIters, Ivory handle Knives.
Plated Forks, Table Desert and Tea spoons.
Bedstea1s, Bureaus. and N8shstsnos.
Hair And chuck Mattresses, Feather Bolst re- and
Velvet, Brussels, aud Ingram Carpets,
Hal Oil Cloth, Oh Cloth IN Dining Room.
Superior and Lsrge Cook Stove and Fixtures.
r rms: $50 ard under cash; over % credit Of 3,
so, and So days, for approved endorsed notes. besT
wM. LINTON. Trustee.
jy l0-eot &. w. BOTELLR SONS, Aucts.
NIARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue oftwo vrits Of
WI heri fsoias, issued from the Clerks Oftcs -
the county Of w.shInsion- ana 10 ne directed,
VIII expose public sale for ossh, IA trout Il tue
court house door, Of ssIc county, on @0NDAl,
rght, title, claim and interest and 20 the follow
ing dee cnbed property % wit VIZ: Lot No 5, IN
together with all and singular the inprOvements
thereon, seized and isvied upon ss tho property Of
! !SI11. s:1II and lanes c ss, and be
term ls5e, IN 'avor Of Anthony Addlson-
Us Marshal for the District q Columbia.
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-TEos. j. FISHER T1rStee
" l3-d J. G. MEG UIRE a CO Aucts
By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO AuotIoneers.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the DIS
tllot OF Columbia, passed IN the cause wherein
frederick w .SelhaUseRI s comp aInant and Charles
naees and otaers. executors and nelrs At law and
fendsnts. the subscriber will sell AZ public sale the
following valuable real estate in wsshington oity
oornsr Of north and Thd sfsess at o Hn InS
ieet ~ inches on north street and rs feet 81
Lot No. 8. in sasre No. So, 'front.' liz feet on
Ressare avenue, BY IS feet 10 inches south 6
The whole Of square north Of square No. s4q.
nonnhe 90 Ieet inches on Virginia avenue, 2i7
avenue, and ls feet inches on Half street west
lots noe. 6, 7,s.s, 10, n, r. Is, ~ Is,
and onnS c ses SoTPsas 1hS So Seos
street 2ts feet inches on north street $50 feet
on Eighth street east and $50 feet Seventh street
And Lots Nos. 6, 9, and 10. in square No. 81,
trontlng ~ feet each on south 2 street, between
the improvements, which CONSIST of four well bur.
story frame dwelling houses
place on TUESDAY. the iStS eay Of g9, Is o. 81
the lot IN square No. 6S2 on THURSDAY, the 18th
on the Il s Ssy O aOJ pS o. % e
square No. 80. on MONDAY, the 18TH day Of JAW,
on u.s. b Ss d sta h sI
a. ne ne sa,es vi eoTmeLce ats o'clock ,. M. on
and the property viii be sold IN such parcels or
Terms Of sale one-third cash and the bslspc.
notes bearing interest from the dag Of sale, with
so G1 70 Ge sPPE0yec By the trustee and II not
y. the terms Of which are not complied with, vii
De resold, upon one weeks notice, 81 the risk and
q the and ne @
not before the trustee will convey the properly 10
AZ s ss dEs AL
oH j. {. s M %ftffkkGH 6 GGIu s.s;.
jell-3tavtJuly IL
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IL THE SALE OF LOT 9, IN SQUARE
slant, same hour.
CHAs. g. WALLACE, Trustee.
y8 d J. G. MCGUIRE Co, Auots
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BY A. GREEN, Aucnoneer.

TRUSTkE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
\ rhovKp PRorKRrY.-Under and By virtue Of a
Der, A. lSss: and duly recorded IN Lber J. A. a.,
TO- W.: -; iolos Sl. &c one Of the land records OF
.uotiOn, Jul, sch. Is So a. ecl0Os
m IN iront OF the premises, the eastern half Of
10y y, n WIN A. Bredley's Subdivision Of Lots y,
g ~ enq IL ~ Square numbered l2 Said east he n
20 ot tronts - feet ON Maryland avenue, between
the depth Of said lot 20 an alley,
Terms OF sale; One third cash; residue in eusl
With interest, secured By deed Of trust on the
II the terms Of sale are not oomp led with within
%, o, the trustee % himself the rifht 20
resell ~ the COST and risk Of the frsf purohaser
hGencer.
cOnvs,snolns at the sxe.nss e ggg,,chs.e.:
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-, 3, :; e; MCGUIRE 4 CO. AuouOnesr..

TNO PLUMBERS, FOUNDERS, &c-Aucr,os
~ saLE OF CoNpExNEp sIx INCH WaTEH PIPEs
NOON guy 18th, 90 O'Clock, az Morgan A Rhine
hsdts western Wharves, we shall sell IN lots 10
o. Csst-Iron Water Pipes, inches in diameter, IN
IS Branches, &e., Wis Il Rsducers, 6 TO inches; S
fourwtYs, by inches; Is Tss, By Inches :
rs q. oy inches; and Bend, IS degrees.
able for drain pipe
Terms $50 and under, cash; over that ,um
oreoit o. and 50 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
jyia-d j. C. MoGURRA co .no.,
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SfORE ROOM FOR RENT-On the south
- east corner OF Penn. avenue and Tenth street,
heretofore used az grocery: Apply 81 the room
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Il OR RENr-That desirable DWELLING on
twentieth ST., between Nj and y SITS west, con
tanning 8 rooms. Rent Sl0o per year Apply on the
premises, or 20 WM. RUTHERFORD, at his
Mar6lS Wo. ks, L ST., between 18th and 18th SITS.
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WAnNTEnssH BOOKS, OLD DOCUMENTS,
w PAPERS, COINS, AUTOGRAPHS-s5fo for
"a autograph letter Of Gen. TAYLOR Sd, 5th. 2ath
Sist, 34th, S6th Volumes of Niles Register waited
TO. ALFRED HUNTER,
JeD-eoim Under Wiiiards'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-14

EOR SALE-Between and acres of LAND,
Il part wood on the Plank Road, ~ st. about
miles from Washlngton-a beautiful building site
or well located for market garden Apply 81 No,
Ington. je i9-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-14
ByJ.C. Mcguire a CO. Auononesrs.

Us, Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-14

FOR RENTING heautiful new BRICK
u HOCSt :, on Eighth 81 eet west, between NJ
and streets north, west side. Apply TO MARY
q dAISLlP, No. 2s1 Ninth street west OF Dr.
lVth streets. ie R-5v.