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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE and eli
! eibly situated HOusr and Lot on Maryland ave-
nue., between ~ and 9th streets wcst.-By virtue
of deed Of trust bearing date the n day of Feb
ruary, 1853, and recorded in Li6er J. A. No 50,
OiOs &c. &c. the subscriber will sell at public sale
on THURSDAY, 1.-The 3lst day Of May, 1855, al 81
O'Clock, M. on the premises, all that piece OF par
eel OF ground lying and being situate in the city of
Washington, and known and distinguished as Lot
Q, in the subdivision of Lots Nos T. g. g. TO- and IL
in square M. 49a fronting % feet inches on Ma
ryiand avenue, between Az and 9th streets west,
and running back to Il 20 feet alley, with the build
ings and Improvements, which consist Of a well and
substantially built two story and atc brick dwelling
house, with two story frame back building and He-
cessary Outbuildngs
The above property is situated in healthy and
desirable location, and rapid enhancing In value
aud offers favorable opportunity tn 'rsnns desi
rous OF obtaining convenient and comfortable res
idenee, or making an investment.
The terms of the sale will be one-haIf cash, and
the balance In 8, IL, and 10 months for notes bear
ing interest from day Of sale, secured by deed of
trust on the property
the terms OF sale are not compiled with in six
days after the sale the property will be resold at
the risk and expense of the purchaser upon one
weeks hoti &C.
All cOnveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
Title indisputabe.
CEAS. s. WALLACH Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
may 9-eoSds Auc;iOneer
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How JULIA DEAN WAS COURTED 1t
seems there was slight tinge OF romance
attending the wooing and marrying Of
this young actress. According 10 the
New York Courier, Miss Dean, two years
ago, played an engagement in Charles.
ton, S g., from which she realiz-d six
thousand dollars, and was com olimenred
by some Of her admirers with splendid
head ornament valued at 81 500. Amo7g
the committee of presentation Vas one
DR. Hayne, son OF Senator Hayno. DR..
Hayne then became personally acquaint-
ed with Miss Dean, and a mutual feel
ing OF admiration was awakened, which
has resulted in the marriage. DR.. Uayno
vas twenty-six years old. He is not
man of wealth. His mother, on his
coming of age, gave him something to
speculate with; but his speculatioDs did
not turn out well. His meeting with
Julia in New 0rlesns was apparently ac-
cidental, as be was on his way to Texas,
and he went to Galveston in the same
ship with her and her father, and put up
at the same hotel. On Sunday, as old
Dean sat smoking his cigar on the piazzs
after dinner. Julia suddenly appeared
before him, accompanied by DR.. Hayne,
and little drama ensued. They ex-
pressed desire to be married and ask
ed his consent, which was instantly and
freely given. A carriage was called, and
the fair Julia, accompanied by her father.
the captain of the steamer in which they
came to Galveston, the landlord of the
Fremont House, Julia's dressing-maid.
and the bridegroom, proceeded to the
clergyman house, where the nuptial
knot was tied.
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but with the essence Of his humanity.
sfr,nnnd nf al that .ttanhaa q. :.

but with the essence Of his humanity.
stripped of all that attaches TO IT ON
earth-the principle, the inner spring Of
bis life. without his virtues or his vices.
She knows not why she has loved him
in the face of all bis faults and weak
nesses, she knows that she has grasped
his nature, separate from circumstances.
and found, far down beneath this turbid
stream, single, clear, deep, desthless
current, flowing eyermore.
Deep into the heart Of green forests,
where foot has never trod, they wander.
His voice trembles melodiously on her
ear, Till all the stars that burn beyond in
the still distance, seem to move to The
music Of that tone, and all the light
which falls on the limitless fields around
them, TO emanate from those eyes whero
all wild beauty centres itself
And she listens and she gazes, till as
some pale flower o'ercharged with the
dews of night, sinks down, crushed un-
der its sweet burden, so her heart, borne
down by this love from which all earth
illness, is cast away, and bathed in pre-
cious tears, breaks itself, and can endure
no more.
Then she awakens. The sleep-genius
has left her, and the light Of q new day
is breaking over the world.
We live two lives-what matters it if
the happiness we enjoy in sleep is Wis
ionary Can there be any happiness
other than that the mind believes itself
happy2.
What are we in the world but that
which circumstances make us2 What
shape can our lives take bat that into
which destiny moulds them, with It's ar
bitrary DEGREES Not so in the hours of
sleep; we are what we would be: moth
ing is impossible to US, for we are spirits
then.
Thoughts and feeling; take targible
shapes; hopes and desires build them
Sslves granHy up around us like the lofty
columns of great temple, until we S, EN-
lost in the utter boundlesSness Of our
grand aspirations. Our souls, no longer
cramped in fetters Of iron, spring up like
eagles, newly escaped from dark cages.
and rise above the narrow bounds of this
weary earth, upward. right upward, to
the centre Of light IN. Y. Atlas.
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EXCELLENT ADVICE. On the subject
Of behavior in company, Leigh Richmond
gives the following excellent advice to
his daughters "Be cheerful, be no zig
gler, be serious but not dull. Be COM
municative, but not forward. Be kind
but not servile. Beware of silly, thought
less speeches; although you may forget
them others will not. Remember that
Gods eye is every place, and his ear IN
every company. Beware of levity and
familiarity with young men; modest re-
serve without affection, is the only safe
path. Court and encourage serious con-
yersatien, and go not into intelligent
company without endeavoring to improve
by the intercourse permitted you Moth
ing is more unbecoming, when one part
of the company is engaged in profitable
and interesting conversation, than that
another party should be trifiing, and
talking comparatively nonsense.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
JOHN II. ShOOr.

Sohfh side Of Bridge street. necT Hrh,
aEokeErOwN, d. c.,
II a. received and ls now offering very general
IL assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
IN his stock will be found a good assortment Of
'Sf nspt,s
Light Spring Silks
Best make black do
Bereges, Grenadines, Tissues
Blk modes and bright copd Challies
berege and Challey Deiaines, MOusseiinos
Hezlsfrench Chintxes and BrilliaRts
OTgandie and JacoRet Lawns
Neal imported Lawns, fast ccinfs, az l2l<c,
Neal French and Scotch Ersbroideries cheap
Plain striped and plaid Bonnet Ribbons
Embd and plain Linen Cambria Handkerchief
great bargain
yaconet, Swiss, Nainsook, and Plaid Muslins
hlch bgured and dotted do
BaioIs Kid and AleIs.der's Silk Gloves, all
eoiors
Ladies, Misses, lid Cents Hosiery, all kinds
Parasols OF every shade and price
Rich EHsiish fast co.ors Prints at l2L
With srst rate assortment of
NEWS AND BOYS WEAR
Also, Sheetings and Shirtings Of the bes, makes in
Linens and Cortons
Table Cloths, Damasks, Napkins TowellinRs, Fur.
nIture Chintzes, white Spreads
Domestic Goods generally.
Having made large purchases from the Phi,adel-
Soia ana New ferk auctions, I am prepared 70 Of
aer great Inducements 70 cash or prsmpt customers
ap lc-lm J. III. SMOTT.
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SODA WATER.

THE undersigned having purchased Swans Pat
. ent Apparatus for the preparation of o ID A
fully informs the public that the fountain is now in
full and successful operation This method Of pre-
parimg SOda Water is warmly recommended by the
Medical Faculties in the Northern and Western
Giles, not only as producing pleasant, innocent,
and healthy beverage for all persons, but highly
beneficial in all disorders Of the stomach. Siups OF
all 1avors, including those of Brandy, Wine, and
Champagne, freshly manufactured, of the very best
materials, on the premises, always on hand
G. GAUTIER,
ap 30-eo3w No. 252 Pa. avenue.
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By ]. G. MCGUIRE, ,Au.t,on..r.

vTRUSTEE'S SALE OF CITY TS-On
L MONDAY afternoon, May 2lst, at 5 O'Clock,
at the Auction of James C.. Mcguire the sub
seriber. by virtue of deed of trust dated April o,
1884, and recorded in Liber J. A. g. No 70, folios
ls9, &c. one OF the land records for Washington
lowing Lots. viz: Lots Nos. 76, 20, q, and %, in
Square No 90
Terms: One-haf cash the residue in and -
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust on
the premises
1.-THE terms Of sale are not complied with within
five days the trustee reserves the right TO res ell Mt
the risk and expense Of the defauliing purchaser.
ii T.. SPALDlNG, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
may T-eOGdS Auctioneer.
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may lee
Ry j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
RI.E IApROVEn pROPERTX Al

Ry j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALU BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
Y Public Sale On FRIDAY afternoon, juno /,
at 81 O'Clock, the premises, shall sell, by
der of the Orphans Court, that valuable piece of
property situated the corner Of 10th and street.
and generally known as the Medical College. The
lotfrons 81 feet inch street by % feet 10Th
street, containing ,543 square feet.
The building consists of a substantial and well
built thrce-story brick Building, which is admirably
adapted for a warehouse, for manufacturing or
school purposes Portions of this building are now
under very satisfactory rent.
Title perfect
Terms: One-third cash; the iesidue in 6, II, Is,
and - months, with interest, secured by deed 4
trust on the premises.
g. n. NOuRSE, Admioistrairir,
By WIN. N0URSE, Attorney,
JASssC. MCGUIRE,
may 6-to&ds Auctioneer.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO


hd1LhOdD
"AVING greatly improved its Western conuec-
Ill tons now offers the fullest inducements to
travellers between Washington, Baltimore and all
portions Of the West, the Northwest and the South
west
The connection between the trains from Wash
ingtol and the trains bound west from Baltimore is
always promptly made at the Washington junction
(iately called the Relay House) miles from Bati-
more. TINS l. the only chance of cars required be-
'Eeec Washington and the Ohio river. Baggage is
checked through 10 Wheeling at the Washington
aion and r.checked and transferred there, (wIth
tue passengers) without charge, for those holding
through tickets for points beyond. The com, citing
train Isave Washington daily at a. and AZ D.
IN. On Sundays at the latter hour only.
AZ wheeling dirert connec.ion is made with the
traiI.s Of the CEHTRAI. OHIO RAILROAD, run
through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE and Newark, to
COLUMBUS. These trains connect at Newark
with ihe Of the Newark, Mansfield and Sandus-
Ky Railroad for ssndusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
81. Louis, etc.
Al Columbus the C. o. Railroad trains connect
with the fast trains Of the Little Miami Railroad 10
Xenia, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, etc. At
AeniG ION Little Miami Rail,oad) connection is
APOLIS, Tene Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock
Island, st. Louis, etc.
kS- PASSENGERS holding through tickets for Mem
phts pIcksblTg, Matches, Nev Orleans etc., which
are also sold at Washington are transferred az Gin
cinnati to the Mail Steamers on the Ohio. Tickets
for Evansville, Cairo, and ST. Louis ars sold by this
route.
~FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland 10
Tved', Detroit, Chicago, etc, tickets are sold
when the Ohio is nayigabe between Wheeling and
Wellsville (fory miIes) where connection with
The Cleveland and Pit,s5uTg Railroad is made.
Travellers are reqIes cd TO notice thar wkile this
is the only route aOrding through tickets and checks
in Washington, il is also The shortest most spec Y
and direct TO nearly all the leading points in me
great West. The distance fir IN Washington to Gin
cnnaii is but $50 miles, being about 100 miles short
eY than by any other route
FARE BY THROUGH TICKET FROM WASH
INGTON: To Wheeling, So so; Columbus sI3 65;
Dayton, Sis 50 Cincinnati, SIC Louisville, by
railroad 1885, by steamer from cincinnati, sl6; In
dianapolis, sl7 so; Cleveland, Sl2 Is; Toledo, SIS
50 'troit, Sl5 20 Chicago, $40 IS and sI9 so; St
Louis, S2e so and s25; Memphis, Sa6; New Or
leans, S3l, etc.
"a FOR FREDERICK and HARPER'S FERRY
BERKELEY SPRINGS, CUM
GE;LAND, BEDF ORD SPRINGS, Piedmont, Oak
band, and Fairmount, passengers may leave Wash
ington az m or Az p. m. For the minor way
stations between baltimore and Wheeling, take
a m train from Washington.
&a- For trains TO and nom Baltimore, Annapolis,
etc., see special advertisements.
AsrFor further information, through tickets, &C.,
apply to THOS. ID PARSDNS; Agt nj, at Washing
ton Station. JOHN II. DONE,
Master of Transportation
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
NAV 3-f
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GRAND MOONLIGHT
EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
AMERICUS CLUB,
WHITE HOUSE VILION,
On MONDAY, Nav 2lst. 1855.

VNHE AMERICUS CLUB take great pleasure in
l. announcing to their friends aud sT~ 4
tie public in general that they have
chartered the Steamer GEORGE w AsHINGTuN, and
will give gran EXCURSION AND PIC MIC as
above, on MONDAY, the 2lst instant. The Club
pledge themselves that no pains expense shal be
spared on their part TO give general satisfaction 10
those who may honor them with their company.
The very best Cotil!on Music has been engaged
for the occasion.
The Refreshments and Supper will be furnished
by an experienced caterer at city prices.
Omnibuses will leave the corner OF Seventh ard
l. streets at o'clock, ami be at the wharf on the
arrival of the boat at night. Fare l2X cents each
way.
u3-Tickets ONE DOLLAR-aimi. ting Gentle.
man and Ladies-tO be had of any IF the Managers
and at the wharf on day of excursion.
The Boat Will leave George own al ] O'Clock
Washington at 2; Navy Yard at 81, and Alexandra
ats
Committee Of arrangements.
Charles MatlOck, John G. Robinson, Jr,
w. f. Morgan, r. A. Rearden,
Samuel E. Culverwell.
Managers on the part Of the Club.
S. p. Robertson, J. w. Houck, E. B. Barrett,
|E G. Evens, ID. ID. Darden, Jno. 7. Essex,
Robt Johnson, w. II. Johnson, VIM Thomas,
w. ii. 7. Dice, z. r. Queen, Geo. Essylin,
Thos. Johnson, M. Birkhead, Nicholas B. Ray.
may 7,9,l9,A,i6,l9 Ct
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BY JAS. G. HcGUiRE, Auct,onser.

BY JAS. g, q HCGUiRE, AuctiOneer.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT at Auc-
Y uon.-On TUESDAY afternoon, June 18th, Il
clock, the premises, the subscriber will sell,
by virtue of a deed of trust from Basil Lancaster,
dated September 22i. l84S and duly recorded in Ii.
br J. A. g., No !, folios $50. Sc. one of the land
records for Washington county, all that piece or
parcel Uf ground and premises designated upon the
ground plan Of said city Lot No. d, in Square
1877 having front of 10 feet nine inches on l5h ST.
west, between north l. and streets, running bac k
l97 feet to 30 feet alley, with Is feet alley run
ming the full depth Of the lot on the side.
This lot Is situated in rapidly improving part o!
the First Ward, and is very desirabIy located
Terms: $3.50 ia cash, the residue in and IL
months with interest," secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
JAS. II. COLLINS, Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
may ll-2aw&ds AuctiOneer.
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under
the United States Hotel, has just received a
large supply Of Spring and Summer Goods, and Is
now prepared TO offer great bargains to all in want
oi good and fashionable clothing. His Ready
made Clothing will be sold az the following low
prices:
Whole suits, Coat, Pantaloons, and Vest, Of thin
cloth or Cashmere, fOf S12.-
Fne Black FrOck and Dress Coats. from $40 10
SIS.
Good Business Coats for 81
black and Fancy Pants, IIom 81 tn S7.
marSeL!es and Silk Vests, from q TO s..
de keeps always on hand a large assortment Of
bFeilas, &c.
'Soie Agent for the sale OF Scouts Fashions.'
mar lQ-ti.
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SILNER wAuE, PLATED WARE
- MD FiSE EAaCH GOODS-SiIyer
mar 29Etf

EOR sALE.-A Pair Of BAY MARES, years
a e.dhe1I spring, well bred sound stylish, a.
- nue., sp:nIed and capital gOers. They are 164S
vel broken and perfectly free from tricks and will
PEuealSTly suit any gentleman who is iOnd Of
ONihs- The owner parts with them only because
~ purpose Is - rCuench his expenses. They can
us seen at SoUlhTOns Qate Birch's) Stableson 18th
sIeet, south OF Pa. avenue. For terms, Or an Op-
Iofan? 70 Try them, en-, uire at the counter OF the
0LN once. They will 0e sOld Ia. gain.
Atf
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Auction sales.
~ GREEN s. SCOTT. Auctioneere,

ny GREEN s. SCOTT. AucttoneerH.
DUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN-on THURS.
~ DAY, the 18th instant, we shall sell, in front
tns premises, ut O'Clock p. m, lot s. In Square
NO 5S9, having front of24 feet 9 iuctes on south
- between BIB and 10th streets west, running back
I24 ieet 3 inches TO 25 feet alley
Terms: One third cash the balance in 6 and 10
months for notes bearing interest from the day of
the sale. ' "
Tile indisputable.
deed giTen and a deed OF trust taken.
.. GREEN SCOTT,
may I2-eohds Auctoneers.
By J. Q. MCGUIRE, kuctioneer.
H'RUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
near the Navy Yard.-On FRIDAY afternoon,
May 4th at O'Clock, on the premises, the srbscrl-
bers viii sell, by virtue OF deed IF trust dated the
10Th March, 1852. and duly recorded in tiber A.
3, NO 40, foios 3l9, &c, one of the land records
FOR washington county, Lot No. l. in Sqaare 996
situated at the corner of street south and 9Th st.
east, under ground feBt Of $50 per annum for the
penod OF nieety-nne years, from September 18TH
1851, with the Improvements, consisting of a two
story frame Dwelling with back building.
Terms at sale,
INO. w. McKIM, I,ru-
RICH II. CLARKE, trustees
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
mar 24-lawHds Auctioneer.
~ The above sale 10 postpor n q rn-
til FRIDAY afternoon, May 1s, same hour,
RfSa. RnH n; n. SihiM' eGaRR'E, Trustees.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
may 4-d auctjoneer.
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By j. g. MCGUIRE. Auctione.r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
L and Lot on Massaohus etts avenue BY virtue
Of deed in trust the subscriber will SELL a. public
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY afternoon,
May 2lst, ut O'clock, part OF Lot numbered nine,
(9l In Square numbered four hundred and fifty-two
(4520 fronting twenty (20) feet on Massachusetts,
avenue, between 9th and 7th str. cts west running
back one hundred and twenty nine 129l feet with
the improvements, consisting cf an excellent frame
dwelling house. Terms cash.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. z. MCGUIRE,
ap ~ Saw&ds AuctiOneer
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PALMER'S PATENT LEG

FENIlI5 AMERICAN NVENTION
].
4 stands unriyaled 10th in this country
md EarOpc. Its worn by 900 persons,
and with most astonishing success. In Il
competition with 80 other substitutes of !
the best French, English, and German X !
manufacture, 10 received the award OF the II [
GRKAT MEDAL at the WORLDS ExHBI- IA
TON IN LONDON, a. the best artificial "
limo known. In his country il has been
thirty times exhibited, in competition
with ali others, AZ the annual Fairs i'm the
principal cities, and mas, in every instance, I
received the award Of the highest or fins
premium. And al a crowning honor, by
me unanimous approval OF an interna- AI
uHnal council, the First Premium -
only SilveT Medal given for Lunbs-was awsrded
theinyentcr, at the New YORK Crystal Palace.
Pamphlets giving full Information, sent gratis q
every applicant. r. FRANK PALMER,
AIS Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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By j. g MCGUIRE, A uetiOnser
rG'RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
L Building Lot in tie First Ward.-On TUES
DAY afternoon, May 22d, at 5x O'Clock, on the
premises, the subscriber, by virtue of deed of
trust dated Mayo. 1854, and d y recorded in Liber
j. A 8 No. 49, foliOs 253, &c one Of the land
cords for Washington county District of Columbia,
will sell that valuable building Lot known as Loi
No Is, In Square No. 102, fronting so feet III inch
es north II, between 20;h and 2lst sts., running
back 40 feet 10 inches
Terms of sale One half cash the residue i'm six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
of trust on the premises.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
Eve Gays thereafter the Trustee reserves the right
to resell at the risk and expense of the defaultng
purchaser.
All conveyances at cost of purchaser.
II. G. SPALDING, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
may 7-eod Auctioneer
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By Q. w. BOgEL e n, AuettOnesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO small FRAME
L Houses on the Island. On MONDAY, the
2eth of May, instant, by virtue of deed of trust
bearing date the II of November 1885,, and record
ed III Liber 81 50 No. 81, foios 3l9, 800, &C.,
one OF he land records OF Washington county, Dis
trct OF Columbia, the subscriber will sell, at public
auction, in fIsnt OF the premises,
Part OF Lot IL, in Square No. 5e5, on which arc
erected two small frame houses, fronting on South
F street.
Terms of sale: One fourth i'm hand, and the re-
mainder in 2, and months, with interest, secured
by deed of trust.
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
Either or both OF the Houses can be had at private
sale by application to b. P. Smith, ESQ at the City
Hall. JAS G. MAUPIN, Trustee.
e. w. BOTELER,
may leo AuctiOneer.
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y. HIDWE ELL guarantees full supply Of
Il ice 10 hIs customers in Washington or George
town, ter the whole year, at fair prices.
O[dsrs can be left al the following places or sent
LLrough the Post Ofiec
r. " McPhersOn, Druggist, Capitol Hill
hitweil 4 Laurence, corner Of Pa. avenue and
tftE streets
Mr.. McPheTson, Grocer, eth struet
g. Z. Kidweil, Smiths Lumber Office, 81 st.
Joseph Moore, Druggist, Pa avenue, First Ward
Ice can be han At my Office, No First street
Georgetown al all times. Families will be suppli ID
fDr the whole year al fair prices. ap2I-im
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FISHING TACKLE,

4 MERCK, Virginia, Kirby, Yankee Doodle and
IL GravitaIiOn Fish Hooks
Suk Sea Grass, Linen, and Cotton Lines
Joiated Rods At all prices. from 81 10 IS each
- Also, Bamboo and Reed Rods
truheial flies, sTasshOppsTs and fish
Sinkers Of every description.
silk wotm Gui, Landing Nets. and everything in
the Fishing Tackle line sale at reduced prices
X. LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown, b. e.
an 20-ff
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He COULDN'T STAND THAT.-A young
gentleman of our acquaintance, who had
been paying his devours." las Mrs.
Partington would say to young lady
for seme time, suddenly left her. We
asked him the reason, and he told us in
the following words: 81 had been with
her, you know, good while, and no.
ticed that she would rather 60 home alone
than have me with her; but I didn't
mind that, you know. Well, one night
when we got to the door, says she, MIR.
=, / do not wish your company any
longer, and I'll thank you to keep in your
place, and away from me-" That was 9
little too hard, and / wouldn't stand it.
1 sacked her that uery night!"-Lynn
Mass Nsus.