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You don't answer!'' said Tom Wellsbv.
| passing from shame TO anger suppose Won
| despise me too much I've made an honest
confession-IH never go near her again-if
after that you are satisfied, you may do as YOU
please,'' 80 '0u
My dear Tom,' said his friend, looking at
the irato countenance, with a smile which
gradually expanded and illuminated his whole
,sce, don't answer because really am at a
ioSs lot words to express my admiration of Won r
honesty, and my obligations to you, for what
obligations - cried Mr.. wellsby.
Listen now," said his friend with calm
smile, and you will not find my explanation
u uimcuit one. L came to town last year from
the country, leaving, among other persons. a
young lady of seventeen, with whom / was
brought up, and who was my cousin. thought
only loved her as my cousin-this little Car
rie-and almost forgot her. saw Miss Ellen
ufsln, and her vivacty, grace and fashion, to
be honest, made me believe that had at last
found my proper wifo. 1 paid nv addresses
was accepted-and then walked up 20 fnd
that the only woman l really loved was nv
cousin. L shrunk from uttoring a whisper of
this, however, to Ellen, and YOU may fancy nv
position To marry a woman L did not love.
or 70 say to her that loved another and could
not love her, IN spite of our engagement: that
was simply my choice of courses. Do Won see
now what my artifce meant? Iwished to give
Nlss Orsin an opportunity of CHANGING her
nind-of discardlng me-l thought Of you, and
came to you. / went away and found that I
loved my cousin more even than had ever
dreamed and that she loved me Do YOU re-
e0iiect coming to see me upon my return
Well, You interrupted me nearly in my perusal
OF letter from Carrie, which betrayed the in
nocent secret of her heart more powerfully than
thousand protestations! From that moment
was wretched, thinking of my engagement,
ana was overjoyed at the three Iefusals of
Miss Ellen to me You complete my 10Y
thanks, thanks Tom, for throwing yourself
into the breach; and so, every one shall have
his own, and be a married man.
Mr. Frank Lees laugh was echoed by that of
Mr.. Tom Wellsby, who. although somewhat
mortified at having been thus made an instru-
ment of, was far too much overioyed TO find
fault. The friends were married on the same
night and soon afterwards Frank presented
Mrs: Lee to Mrs. Wellsby
" don't wonder at your preference, - whis
Bered Mrs. Ellen Wellsby, with smile, to
Frank ~
: Nor at yours" was Franks reply. ac
companied by gallant bow But he never
told her of his artifice.
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ROOKS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN,
ID For sale by

TA1 bOR MAtRN. S24 Pa. avenue.
ungava a tale OF Esqumaux Land, by X. M. Bal
iyntyne; Sl25.
saxsford. story for the young, by f. J. May :;
prloe 75 conts.
The coral Island, a tale ofthe Paoifio Ocean, by
X. NJ ayntyro; s. 25.
Four and Twenty Fairy Tales, selected from
those of Perranlt and other popular writer's, trans
lated by X. Pianche illustrated by Goodwin, Cog
bonld and Harvey; price 81 80.
The Life OF Ship, from the launch to the wreck
price 62 cents
Ran A way to Sea, an AutobiOg raphy for boys, by
Capt Mayne REID price - cents.
The Ocean Child or Showers and Sunshine by
Harriet Myrtle, illustrated; price 81.
"a rablAn Nights" price 81 -.
Flora. or Self Deception by A. l.. D. f., aut hor
ol 'GIant kliler;" price ~ cents.
Fred Markham IN Russia, or the Boy Travellers
IN the Land Of Car, by w. III. q. Kmg.tOn, Esq,
author of"Salt Water" &c, illustrated; price rs
cents.
>. Mister Fox. 10y Comus, atuhor OF "Three Little
Kittens price 6l cents.
Fairy Tales, by the Countess DAunoy, illus
trated by John Gilbert price SI.5O.
The Play Ground. or the Boys Book of Games,
by Geo. Forrest, Esq. price IS cents.
Reading Without Tears, or n Pleasant Mode of
Learning to Read, by the author Of"Peep of day.
nc dc.; price 81 cents.
Harry's Ladder 10 Learning, with go iustra-
tions: price 50 cents.
Hudsons Bay, or Everyday Life in the Wilds of
North America; ; by r. M. Ballyntyne; 81.
je2 st
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Prof. DE CtENIEL, Oformerly Principal of the
Music Department at PatapscO lnstitute, Mo- ~,
having been induced to and locate per ~
maLenty IN this city, begs 10 inform the Must
cal public of Washington, Georgetown, and their
vclnites. that he will give, limited number of
special pupils advanced In Music. thorough prac-
tlca course of instruction the Harp, PiaT ofOrte
GuItar, sing and Organ. His general reputation
already known as composer will, he hopes, be suf-
hcient guarantee Tor his proficiency and ability as
Professor.
Prof. De Cornell will also give a regular course of
Instruction tconhdental } Ia the Art of Teaching
10 those who do not yet find themselves tent
TO teaoh, or 10 those sho may wish to make Music
aproiessiOn; showing the only true and practical
method 10 pursue tor lmparting strictly Thorough
Musical Education, c!as ca!ly formed and condensed
nto eight sections parts, and when duly qualified
will receive n printed Certificate of Merit and Com
potency az a Professcd Teacher.
III Orders received for the selection of the best
Instruments without charge.
Address TO the care of Mr.. Davis, Piano Store, or
to the Washington House, Pa. avenue.
mn anIt
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By A.GREEN, Auotioneer.

IL AT AUCTIoN.-On TU ESDAY, the atn instant
a. 10 O'Clock m shall sell, at the residence of
b. Oliver, Esq, No 457 llth, between and u SITS.
north, an exc celient assortment of Furniture viz:
Mahogany Sofas. Castor Arm, Rocking and ParOr
Chairs,
Mahogany Marble-top Centre and Sofa Tables, and
Wash Closets,
Mahogany Dressing and other Bureaus and Stands.
Large Gilt frame French Pl,te Mirror,
Walnut Extension Dining Table,
Mahogany Bedsteads, Feather Beds,
Mattress, Carpets, Venetian Blinds and Shades,
Cooking and other stoves, with good lot of fkItch-
en- Requisites,
And many other articles which we deem unnecessa-
ry to ehumerate. .....
Terms: Under SIS cash over S25 credit of 60
and 80 days, for notes satisfactorily endors ed bear
Ing interest.
je2 A. GREEN, Auct.
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Long OR SHORT SwEETENIxG Two young
officers were travelling in the far West, when
they stopped to take supper at a small 70 I'd
side tavern, kept by very rough Yankee wo-
man. The Ian lady, in a calico sun bonnet
and bare feet, stood at the head Of the table to
pour out She inquired of her guests: "If
they chose long sweotening or short sweetening
in their coffee" The first officer, sup oosing
that long sweetening' meant a large portion
of that article, chose il accordingly. What
was his dismay when he saw thoir hostess dip
her finger deep into an earlhen jar of honey
that stood near her, and then stir it (the finger ri
round in the coffee. His companion seeing this,
preferred ''short sseetening," upon which the
woman picked up large lump OF maple sugar
that lay in large paper on the floor beside
her, and biting of piece, put it into the cup.
Both the gentlemen dispensed with coffee that
evening. 1his anecdOte was heard from the
sister OF one Of these officers.
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By A. GREEN, AaotIoneer.

T'HREE-STORl BRICK HOUSE ANBLOT
AND VACANT LOT ADJOINING, ON X STREET
NEAE 1HE GiRCLR, IN 1HE FIRST WARD, AT AUC-
T10N.-On WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th instant, 4 shall
sell, IN front OF the premises, at O'Clock D. NJ, a
good three STORY Brick House, containing IS or II
conveniently arranged rooms, wide hail, and kitch.
en-, the Lot on which il stands and handsome bui
ing lot adjoining, being Lot No. IS and part Of Lot
No. 10, In Square No. is.
This property is handsomely situated on the south
SIDE of north X. be 18th and 25th streets Z
tie west Of the Circle The whole property fronts
on street 81 feet, running back an average oil
about l0j feet to WIDE alley, has a well of excellent
water IN the yard, and the walls OF brick building
IN the rear.
Tsrm. One fourth cash the balance m six.
twelve and eighteen months, for notes bearing nte-
erty. rr
Title indsputabe. A deed given and deed of
trust takea. -
les q A GREEN
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II Motto for ambitious young physicians
''liave Patience ." ........ = -" -. -
10 Mrs Villette, OF Ia Sale, Tecen Iy burie
ilihe Catholic burial ground at Monroe, Mich ;,
She made her will in the latter part OF the last
century. and what Is most singular, she has out
lived all The persons to whom she had bequeath-
ed her property.
III Doctor Boynton, In South Carolina, pro-
poses 70 give experiments with the G yroscope
charge and discharge magnets show why the
magnetic needle points North suspend rod OF
iron on nothing, suspend hoy by electricity, sci
water on 1re and make bonfre of ice, load a
cannon with water and ire il of with an icicIs
show how the English proposed to blow up the
ships at sebastoPol, and conclude with balloon
aseeasioR -
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EUGENE DUPUY,

EUGENE DUPUY,
IL SOLE AsENT FOR PIEssR 6 I.uBIN's
PERFUMERY AND COMPOUNDS
The Agency for the United States of Messrs.
Pesse Lubn, Perfumery Factors in London,
having been transferred from the late firm Of Inger
4 Co., S99 broadway, 10 my own firm, Mr.. Geo. r..
lnger being now I'M connection with my establish
ment.) beg to inform Merchants, Fancy Goods
Dealers, and the Trade generally, that shall keep
on hand and IN bond constant supply of Piesse &
Lubn's articles; such AS the FrangIpanni Perfume,
| IN all their varieties; to which may he added, from
time to time, whatever said firm may Introduce in
market, combining excellence with novelty. Mer-
chants may reiy upon their orders being filled with
promotness and care, and on as favorable terms as
heretofore. r.. DUPUY,
500 broadway, New York.
IL The real Frangipanni Perfume is manufac-
tured only by Messrs. Piesse & Lubln, of London,
and they take tins opportunity 10 caution purchase
against mutations of W hich there many; none
however, approach, any degree, the xQuisite fra
ERANGIPhNNI BOUQUET.
FRANGIPANNI OIL for the Hair, ex Q quisitely
scented. r. . T-'' ~
FRANGIPANNI, FRUIT. Hold their scent for
years, and lmpart delightful fragrance to articles
FRANGIPANNi SCENTED SOAP.
| FRANGIPANNI INCENSE. Take hot Gin
der between the tongs, put piece of Incense upOr
1t, and the apartment will be delightfully."- perfum ed
| FRANGIPANNi POMADE. This is an Ital.
IAN unguent for the hair Its superatve iragrance
has gwen IL q world wide re eputatIon. = r
| FRANGlPANNI SATCHET. .
Sold evervwhere. ..t. ms W&F SIN
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DENTISTRY.
u DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFYIcE No. 1873 PRNNsYLvANIA AvTNUI,
fAyss doors (yors 1ltk Street, 0

DR. BAILY begs lesve to inform the bilc that hs
can be seen at az hours at his oce as above
prsctce With tSe arse number of and srest
variety oil dIcuIt cases that he has treated success
fully, VIII enable HIM to surmount any difficulty,
scientific otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His
own experience confirming the opinion of many men
and and r. Parmly, has led him, long since, TO dis
card al mercuIla preparations for filing Teeth, also
Teeth, and that FoTceiisn, monnted on Cold Plate.
mouth, as was most concusivey shown BY the last
American Dental Convention,
ssnSs ana RT.stSs IN WsshnEtop; he !. fTsoTsbly
loave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church Of Epiphany
DIR. STxrHxN BAILI: Dear Sir-I desire to express
my esteem for you personally, and my confidence IN
Tor me have been hig biz satsfaotory hope that you
may receive the patronage from my friends and the
Washington. Asr. u. 1855. j. W.fF'REkeH.
From one of the Oldest firms IN baltimore. Msssrs.
Having employ sdi 81 b. SGs%ss siepssn Bs;
s 81 and g e Gc me he a. d 1o
my entire satisfaction and In view of the fact that
one of the most distinguished members Of the Dental
College Of Baltimore failed after repeated trials e
great pleasure to eIpress my entire conhdence and
a s axRaaNN it Bosss
kxsrsot from note received from the late Hen JAIN
M. Clayton.
U, 8. SENATE, Aug. ID, les.
Yhe teeth yes M.ade for me work admirably; moth
A' ''ai' 10 O'''f' '' !foaN ftiafSus n. CLAYTON.
Ys those that seek relief from the malades Of the
teeth, can oheerfelly recommend Or. =. BaIly q
sukeriOJ Dentist; ne made set of porcelain teeth
ior Of My famils, and plugged several teeth for
pYsef and the work has all stood veil for more thar
tla yesrs. ROBEHT II. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf. Of the M. E. Church South.
Arrl le. lsSs.
Wo, the undersigned, having had oooasion TO avail
ourselves OF the professional tkll OF DIR. Z. Bally
Surgeon DsntIst of this city, having been oognx
ant of his operations families or friends taxa
poasure Expressing adurstOn of his artistic
skill well Gs of the uniformly satisfactory manner
in which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations In Dental Surg and pectfullI
commend him to the confidence and patronage OF the
Dubic of which We consider bin eminenty worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Arclitect u. s. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. G.
B. 8. BoHRER. Nj. ID. Of GesTge.own, ID. G..
". =. LINCOLN, NJ. D.. of Washlas ton, ID. q.
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G..
2KoRGE WALTON, Ex-Governor Of Florida
WALTER LENox, Ex Mayor OF WashinEtold
ARNRY BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Once.
&C. WIGHT, PRINCIPAL Rittenhouse ACADEMY
1Sb3e II
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HATS OF THE SEASON.

nave the pleasure to introduce the UANDSOM-
n Est HAT OUT; Also, fresh case ofSSs>
AFRENCH SOFT HATS of my own i'm 80
pOrtatIOn. Getting them from first hands -
can offer them much lower than usually sold IN this
city. A peep at them will guarantee sales
AZ Sign of the "WhIte Bear" corner of 9Th
street and Pa. avenue.
ap2-eOtf HOPKINS.
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A SMALL FARM, SUITABLE FOR A GEN
- rLEMANs COUNTRY RESIDENCE OR FOR A
MhEkEI FARM; AT AUCTION On THURSDAY
Ar FGERNOON. June IN, at o clock, shall sell
ON the premises that beautiful small country place,
bcl"hsins I" w; Mclean, Esq, situated on the old
UeoI8etOwn and Alexandria road, two miles from
tfe Long Bridge AID adjoining the property of Jas.
foaoh, Esq. This Farm contains thirty two acres
OF good And highly improved land; about ten acres
in good wood The improvements consist of a new
and c0mIortabls cottage buIlt Dwelling, new Sta
Fruit Trees, &c. The crops Of vegetables now
flowing VII be given in the SALE There is a Pump
lent water and unfailing stream nuns through the
place. In iact Tor country residence for one dong
business IN the oItyi oilers rare opportunity. Ii
Is perfectly free fiOm malaTlOus diseases.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6, 70, 49,
and "a months, with interest. A deed given and q
deed Of trust taken.
Title perfect.
jeS SITS WALL. RARNAUn Auot,
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,ts WALL & BARNARD, Auct..
By \. GREEN, Auctioueer


HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON THE
II ISLAND AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the 8th
instant, shall sell, on the premises, at O'Clock
p. IN Lot No. 4, situate in Square No iH being at
the lnmediate corner OF Sth and streets south,
fronting 6n feet inches eth street. and front ing
again j" feet on street making handsome lot for
the erection of residence and place of Ofbusness ad
Joining.
Terms One third cash; basnce in six and twelve
months Tor notes hearing interest and be- -ecured
by deed of trust upon the property. Title ndispu-
table.
i1 2-d A Auot
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BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers
NAIUABLE LOT ON THE ISLAND-On
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 9th instant.
a. o, GSoioGk & In front of the premises, we will sell
eet on Sth street west and running lack 81 feet to
wide alley. wv "
lhls Iot is IN pleasant neighborhood and presents
IITe chance TO secure good building lot,
forms: One-third cash the residue m and p
jeS WALL. & RARNARD Sucts
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auct oneers.

UNDIVIDED SQUARE AT AUCTION.-On
y FRIDAY AFTERNOON. IIth instant. at s
O'Clock IN front OF our auction room, corner 9Th st.
and Pa. avenue, we will sell the whole of Square
NO ITO, contsinlnSiOo 900 square feet. The quare is
between 18th and nth streets west, a ON ew
Hampshire avenue, is enc 'os ed with ne and sub
stantal fence, and OH ers Indu ucements for spec
uatlon. he Square will be sold whole oT divided.
Terms liberal. .-' --''
lie 3-ts WALL 6 BARNARD Aucts
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BY ]. C. McGUIRE. Auc,ioneor
BY ], C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

Il u ING LOT OPPOsITE JUDICIARY SQUARE.-O ON
Thu RSDAf AFTERNOON, June 18th, at six
ScoGs' s5I on the premises, shall sell Lot No. 6.
be;v cen and r streets north running tack o. feet
1t Will he divided if fdesIred.
rms Lot is immediately opposite Judiciary
Square, and Is beautifully located for residences.
Title perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6, II and
10 months, with interest sec by deed nj trnsf on
the premises. - ~ "
le4 J. G.. MCGUIRE Auct
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nR. r. FINLEY HUNT,
IL DENTIST
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Will perform all operations belonging to his~~IlI
profession at his old established ofloe, above.
l9-tf
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Dentistry, 60.

n CAKD.
DR; LOOMS, DENTIST, will be absent from this
oity during the summer months, but will
return the lst Of September to resume hikh1
professional duties, He Will also changeNILLO
his office for larger and more commodious rooms IN
another loca ity of which due notice will be gwen
ma 81 lIs
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AUCTION SALES.
BY C. MCGUIRE, Auotloneer.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
| pUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS
DAY. the Sd day of June. shall sell at puEic auc-
tlon, on the premises. at O'Clock p. m Lots Nos
Sand Sand 5, IN Soy Square No: ~. with the c9mmodions
dwelling and large and substantial Warehouse
thereon with cellars under the whole.
ms property IS eIslbly located, and though ori-
| to the purpose of large msnufactory of any de-
scrIptlon or other business. The lots have front
s % % ieet on Cana st., running through the square
tase of front on both streets The buildings cover
the entire front OF the lots. Immediately facing the
passed advantages for the landing or shipment of
materials. Besides the intrinsic value of this rop
Of the contemplated extension of the Navy Yard. It
srs hne opportunity for profitable investment or
Sale positive and without reserve.
Terms: One-thrd cash, and balance in two equal
payments At one and two years. with interest. Sc
q eSsd. SssG o" trust on hs e. %es Auo
uhl ~ wrbSs5,Yy AB9yE E2STroNEp =
5s o'clock. at the Auction ooms.
BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
n IN 6EoRG EToWN.-By virtue of deed in trust
May. 1851. and recorded in Ilber j. A. s, No ISi,
Ioos <', et seq the subscriber will sell at publ c
sale ON MONDAY, the 9TH day Of June, IsS8 at
hs1- past O'CLOCK p. IN on the premises part of
Lot No. l0I. IN Bealrs addition TO Georgetown.
fronting 81 ieet on Beall street, between MOnig gom
cry ana hreen streets. and running back with that
width the depth Of said lot, with the improvements,
which consist of frame dwelling house.
months, for notes bear interest from ay of sale
secured upon the property and If not compiled with
In s,x "a, after the sae the property will bs resold
upon one weeks notice, at the expense of the pur-
chaser.
All oonveyanessa at the ex pense of the purchaser.
CHAS. :. WALLACH, Trustee
ms j-eo& ds JAS, G.. McG GijIRE Auct
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By BARNARD BUcKEY: Georgetown.

IBotUWHs
DOR SALE-FIvE VALUABLK BUILDING LOTs
L oNTHE HKIGHTs OF GKoRG KrOwN-We will
sell, at public auction. on TUESDAY, the 8th of
ing TO the estate of Brooke WiIiisns decG, situated
ON Congress AID Road streets. These lots are
among the LandsOmest ever offered IN this place (;
fine size.
The plat can be seen before day of sale at barnard
Buckey g auction store and on the ground on tn Q
day OF sac.
We would recommend these lots to those persons
desiring to locate upon the He ghts, as an Opportu
nifty like this seldom offers. ~ ....
Terms: One fifth in cash; balance in ECU 81 annual
lnstalme nts ayale IN 2, g. and years, with m
terest. A deed given and deed oi trust taken to
curs deferred payments.
js 2-dts BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts.
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STORE.
The suhscrIber begs leave 20 say thst ne has
onaneA q Nsxr Store corner of 18th and streets.
where he intends 10 keep an assortment OF WINES,
IIoiTURS CIGARS, and hne GROCERIES.
sneSrass Sugar, Coffee. Flour, Soap, Olives, Rals-
nS Fiss Ssrdines, AnohOvIes, &C., all OF the most
.nnroyed brands and qualities. -
lx inyited CAL and examine the stock before pur-
a senerai assortment Of fine Havana Cigars, i'm
ported direct by the subscriber, at wholesale and
retail. -. .,
produce tsk &c IN exchange.
LEWIS Old WHISKY Of 1910 constantly on hand.
Country orders punctual attended 10, aud Coun-
try Produce of all description received cQnslgn-
ment. JONAS p. LEVY,
| m S-lv 54 18th street north.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue of writ Of
lTI her taclas on scfa, under lien law, issued from
trict Of Columbia, for the County of Washing on.
and TO me directed, shall pose to public sae for
ty, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of May next. 1888,
at IL O'Clock. m. the following described property,
to Wit all defendants right, title, claim, and inte
rest in and to certain Brick Building erected on
Lot No; IS; IN Sauare No. 752 in the CITY Of Wash,
ingOn ID. g., the said Lot being y feet front, aud
running back the whole depth of said Lot, seized
and levied upon as he property of John H. Peters,
aud will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. l52, to May
term, 1853, IN favor of John PurdS,r. s,,,
ap s0-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
HI THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
in O ,nseqHep ce of the rain, until TUESDAY next
the LIST Of ] une, same hour and place.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
a25 for the District Of Coumbla
III THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
Postponed until TUESDAY next, the 8th instant,
same hour and Place. w. SELDEN,
jaI-ts Marshal for District of Columbia.
A IL n N u 4 n
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY
w Capital S200,OsO, with iNdirtdnaI liability Of
diI INockhOlds,S-insuresa all classes of properly.
DiTeot1rs.Wm. F Bayly, Francis Mohun, Had
Benj. Beall. Jas. F. Halliday and VIM Orma. Of
hce corner Pa. avenue and 10th street
JAS. c. McG GUIRE, Pres.
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EDWARD STUBBs,
OfDepartment of State

Mr.. j. TOBIAS. Sir: The pair of Spectsoes you
furnished me yesterday are Particularly satisfactory
and am the owner OF eight nine pairs, carefully
selected IN different places and from opticians REQ,
staneins in France Eng nd and the United States.
have been also pleased with your remerts and dl-
pose of preserving and improving the sight.
Respectfully Lours, Chs, CALDWELL
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T CA RR g 8.
IL HE Subscriber having made additions 20 hIs
Factory, making lt now one OF the LARGEST - -,
in the District, where his facilities iorS
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the busI-
ness, ne hopes 10 give general satisfaction.
hand.
All REPAIRS neatly done. and al orders prompt
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW }. gOfCE,
loft corner Of 18th and sts.