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Head Shaving Amcng the Japanese

APhiladelphia correspondent of the Tribune
says:
From the unusual amount of shaving and
hair dressing performed to-day. Judge that
these operations have been interfered with, of
late, by the general insecurity from Interrupt
ton A japanese officer is especially disin-
cllned to have his head adorned in the pres
enee of strangers. Among his friends, how
ever, 1t seems to him matter Of no concern
Ihe process OF hair-dreSsing is sometimes too
serious to be sighted Tue intentness and go
lemnlty Of the barber are never relaxed. He
gives the whole Of his mind to it, The shaving,
both OF head and face, is very dexterously and
very dellcately performed; but the combing
ana dressing of the hair are conducted upon
totally different principle. 1 think that the
suferinGs OF the person under treatment must
be acute. The hair is kneaded as it were
with thick, paste-like OIL and then combed
rapidly out, through all its length. with a vi
oienee approaching felocity. The barberman-
lfests spirit of utter recklessness ms to the
ieellngs OF his victim, and in the fullness of
MS exertions, twists and distorts his features
into the strangest complications with each sue
cesSlVe tug. Long before the operation Is con-
cluded, the subject, who by some stole power
lncomprehenslble to the American mind re-
talns his self-command, gives evidence of its
severity In the purple glow that suffuses his
countenance, and, when it happily comes to an
AO AA0Ce AiOh the HOOT, upon which he has
been seated, and with a smile whose bright
ness shows how nobly a contented mind NAV tri-
umPh over the tribulatiOus of this earth, pro-
ceeds to the nearest window and, with his fan,
inviting gentle breezes, settles himself to cool
hear many questions asked concerning the
curious method of wearing the hair which the
Japanese adopt. 1t came about thus Some
three or four centuries ago, before which time
the japanese head had always been unshorn,
great reiormer, with genius kindred to that
which invented the elongated neither garments
OF delusiye humility, discovered that, in the
wars that then ragged throughout the natel.
the comfort of the combatants would be en-
nanced by the removal of portion of the hair
The proposition was received with acclama-
uon, and was everywhere practically carried
out. To preserve appearances, a narrow bor-
der was left untouched, which, gathered to the
crown and there confined, concealed in meas
ure the new deficiency. But, although peace
was In time restored, the ancient fashion was
not; and to this day the suggestive indication
OF the depredations Of war continues. II is an
interesting fact, and one, l think, not be-
lore revealed, that the immediate attendants
of the Mlkado, among whom no thoughts of
worldly strife are ever supposed to enter, are
the only men throughout the empire who wear
the hair uncut. They, moreover, like the mar.
rled women of Japan, have their teeth contin-
ually blackened
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ma q I'm
POINT LOOKOUT.

II POINT LOOKOUT
II Unde ned, long and well known 10 the
travelling public as proprietor of the City A.
Hotel, Alexandra, Va, and the United EA0
states Hotel In WASH gtOn city, has k.1
leased Tor term of years the magni6oent 6l. ~ =
pavilion ard the numerous cottages oonn ected with
II, recently erected at Point Lookout the point of
Junction Of the Potomac with Chesapeake Bay, and
having furnished them In sty equal 10 that of
any other watering place in the United States vii
open the establishment the l2th dRy of June next
tor the reception OF vsitors, his arTangemerts bs
iLg sufficient for the comfortable accommodation
Of At least $50 guests.
Point Lookout. besides heine des-rvedly the most
famous piaoe In all America for hue o. sters. Hog
kh, Soft Gratis. eeph ad, Mackerel, and all
other salt water Injuries possesses finer facilities
Tor Surf Bathing than even Cape May, while the
bsok country Immediately adjoining It-including
the Drives, Partridge and WOOdcOck Shooting
10, Se.,-ofeT advantages together, superior II
those OF any other watering place on this continent
The Water Views from the pa,illiOn and from al
the cottages are extensive. varled. and Charming
The health of the point is unexcelled by that of
mountain regions. 6nd ths 10 il by steamers
from Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk and Rich
mond, will probably be daily to and from each of
tbos" cities. He has spared no ex pense in provId-
Ing hne Band, Carriages, Borses, Pleasure Boats.
DO for hire, or n stocking has cellars with the best
Wines. Liquors, dc In short his pa'rops W III
lind ct their command every luxury and comfort
ObtainGble at any other American watering place
His terms for board, by the day, week, or month,
tor individuals or families. will be reasonable.
ma . dtJulJ ! LOGAN %. SMITH.
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EDUCATIONAL.

COMM T. CIAL COLLIE
~ 40. 416 SEVENTH ST.,
Opposite The General Post 0fcs, WdshiHgfon City.
Armorian System Of Penmanship, Bookkeeping,
Mercantile Forms and Calculatons, Business Corr
Iespondence, Bills of Exchan. e, Current Bills,
Commission sales, Gran mar and Arithmetic.
IDA Preparatory Class for Roys.
ship. '' '''"O''D 'H ""0 p'"'''"n-
Rooms open from q m. to 10 p m. For terms
INA ma as-sm wM. w. YOUNG co
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
This we'll known and popular Seminary, which
has been so susces fu under the emit of Mrs
II. Richards for more than ten years will be opened
on the first Monday in SEPTEMBER next, under the
united supervision and instruction of Mr.. aud Mrs
Il. RlCHAR DIS, in the well arranged and delight
fully located Union Academy Building For rartic-
ulars. see circulars at all the Bookstores. ma25-d
Nj MRS. McCOR aICK'S SCHOOL.
lyIRS. MCCORMICK deeires TO inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the duties OF hsr School on the LIST Monday in Sep
tember next.
In addition to her day scholars she ID desirous Of
receiving into her family few pupils as boarders
eyed from 10 to "a years, who will be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care of pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those IN Washington
desiring particular information with reference 70
her school may apply to W.D. WAlsch, Editor
the Star.
resideaee-No. 80 Cameron street, Alexsndris, Va
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yN GAS FIXTURES.
w Have in store, and are daily receiving, GAS
FTXTURE IS Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market We invite cit gems general
ly to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line lntrusted 20 our care
will be promptly attended 20. :
- MYERS & McGHAN.
mar 5-u $40 Dttreet
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TWEEN BAtTiMORs AND TS
w ASH NG TO N.-Leave Com Ef45au3N
'nerce st. whs'f, Baltimore, as fol sz1ezssa.s
lows:
DIAMOND STATE, every WEDNESDAY at 6 D.
IN. COLUMBIA, every SATURDAY, az D. m.
leave Ril"y's Wharf. at the foot Of 18th street,
Wsshingt y, as fobovs:
CoLUMBlE, every V EDNEsDAY MORNING,
st6 DIAMOND STAIR, every FRIDAY, about u m.
For freight, c.. apply TO
THoS. w. RILEY, Agent,
RIley's Wharf, at the foot of
l6-TN TIN Ilth het WaehfpRtor
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THE STEAM PACKET FLYING CLOUD
II Is now ready for excursions to N-
the Grs at Fails Intermediates &94L-zzS
points, Arlington Springs aud Alex sexrSzEks5szs.
en1rla. On moderste terms; VIII make trips to Alex
hhdtIa on SUNDh1 vs. In time for divine service
ana Will he over until after one o'clock. Apply to
Capt. JOHN MOORE,
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WOOD AND COAL.

w A n ID
G q L
Delivered to all parts Of tho CITY, at the lowest
possible rates.
II J. & w. NJ. GAIT, .
Office 2s2 Pa. av, between nth and I2th sts
ma II II north eide.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
Il an extensive stock Of FUEL, is prepared %
sell at a very low figure for cash.
WOOD Sawed and Split any size
Call and see for yourself
r. w. BATES,
Wood and Goa Dealer,
ma Is =. y. corner Of Fourteenth and SITS,
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The favorite resort for
those who apprecla te
Grand Scenery, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigora-
ting Baths, Large and
We'll Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and q Coed
Fable.
For particulars send
for Circular.
.OW EMS, CLENDEN-
IN 4 VISSCHER,
Carlisle SpTiHgS, Pa.
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J. HUMPHREYS,
Genera SnpeTintendent iaI -dtInlr Is
MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE,

MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE,
lEl AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA.
This well known and faVorae Place If suH,neT
resort 10 AGAIN open for the reception ofA 4
visitors un' or the management Of Its for SEYAy
mer proprietor. .5tU
ltls situated on the top of the B'us Ride moun
talbs at Kockhsh Gap, 10 miles west of Richmond.
Va; the NlTslnla teGtral Railroad passing under
the house through h the ue sidge Tunnel. The e.
evated situation, beautiful views, ,mOuD scenery,
a d the constant AID refreshing freezes make IL
one OF the most delightful places Of summer resort
Ia Western Virginia. There is also convenient a
spring of pure ohaly beats water.
Visitors to the Mountain Top House will come
Via virginia Central RaIlroad 20 Alton Depot, near
the eastern pOTia of the Blue Ridge Tunnel, where
hack Wi always be in attendance to convey Zone
mlel to the mountain top II is a,ways best for
Terms: S25 pr mouth; So per week; Sl.50 per
cay. Servants (black) and children under q years
ol age, haf prlce for white servants little more
than half price will be charged.
ie colin F. F. LIpSCOMB
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Pbysiolan.
presents to the attention OF mothers, her
50 D I II | N G SYRUP,
For Children Teeth,


Wsa s,sy aeIii;st., te' PIse. Of t''th1g y ,'ft,,-
lnf tns guns, rs0pcinE all inssmmstisn-v slay ALL
PAIN and spasmode aetisn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Dsp'no upon IT, mothsr,, will give res, to ysxr..,. and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
Va hav. and reid this artic. ten years,
CAN IN CoNFIDfrcR AND Of it, what va hav.
ns'h ossn aols 70 to-------Tt tay Of any oTHEK
nA'uiems-n nt'Hh MRS. HAS IT FAILED, IL
T,cr cuRE, wISSLOw,S xh.1 nj. TT ~
Never did ss know SOOTuyNo an instance, Of ds
tausiaeton oJ any ons who ussd il. On
the contrary, all ara SYRUP. Id.Iivh,,d vith 4,
OPERATIONS, and l,pes6 IN ,,rn, ~
highs eommsndaton Of it, magical ,f.ct, ard m,di,s
vlrtusi We spsak in his matter " WHAT VIZ DO Know"
after ten ysars' sKpsrlsncs, AND PLEDGE OUR RrBuTI
Tior FOR THE FULFILMErT OF WHAT WE HIRE IN.
GLAZE In almost nstane. where the infant
Ing from pain and exhaustion relief will b. found in ft,,p
or twenty minutes after the syrup 10 administered.
THIS valuable preparation the Of sn, Of n,
most stkIfkRIENCED and sKILFUL rURsks in Ns~ Eng
land, and has bssn u,sd With FAILING sUccs IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
net sny rshsrts the child from Pain
stomach and bovt, corrsc acIdy, snd girss tcns and
snsrgy to the Sbos Il will almost instantly rslsr,
GRIFINs IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc
and ovsIeoms on'nliisn,, which, speedily r.m.d.d
ARD sUREsTREM. FOR rpv,a,b. wosHn
ia all case, Of DYs- CHILDREN rNTERY and DIIR
.ns.. fem t..tsnr TEETHING oHIS, IISn rh.th:I m
cause. W. vouldsa every mother who ha. chd ,uf
fsnng from Of the or, going conplants-DO NOT LEI
VoUh rRfJUDICEs, NOR THE FREJUDIcEs OTHERS
sURf-yss, ABSoLUTELT sURE-Io follow ths Us, Of IN
msdiein', II tITsy used Full dirsctioLs for using villa
s1mIrnS saGh 1Sits Non. genuine unls" the aesmiis
CURTIS PERKINS. New York, h on th, sst,ids wraps
sod by Druggist throug ghopt tn, world.
Principal Ofcs. No. 10 Cedar strsst, n z,
Price nnly IS Cents Bstus. .sII-ds-I,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

FOR HARPER'S FERRY-CHANGE OF
= DAYS.-On and after July 2I860, -U~
j. Ellis carrying the United States
NAL, ma VII cave Geor rgetown EVERY MONDAY,
WEDN ESDAG and FRIDAY at 7 a. m and re-
turn every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
~. BIIhe Antelope'will run as before until the
aOONo udLe. lie 1-2ms
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By >: G: MCGUIRE Il CO, Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF ~EvENTH
AND sTREEIS.-By virtue Of a decree of the i,ir-
cunt Cou OF the District of Columl la, passsd in
Two causes IN v hioh Statham, SmIthson q Co., and
austin sherman, respectively, are oomplaInants
and John +: Gala and others are defendants, the
undersigned Will sell at public auction. 10 the hs
est bidder, on THURSDAY, the 18th da of july,
1850, at oolock p. m, upon the premises, Lot No.
:; IN square No. 46, In the city of WASHINGTON,
ID =, trnntng 80 feet II inches on street north,
and IS feet on Seventh street west.
Ihls well Known property is situated on the
northeast corner of and Seventh streets opposite
the 6eneral Post Once, and Is one of the We best
busiuess locations In the city of WASHINGTON The
improvements CONSIST of ttTee three story houses
on street inc udIng the drug store on the corner
ol Seventh, and tVn-stoIy bullGIng on Sew nth
street. The property viii be sold in separate par
oels, according to the impro' ements.
Terms OF sai e: One third of the purchase money
10 De paid In cash, and ths residue In two edual in
stamenis, IN SIX and twelve months from the dsy
ct sale; the deferred To bear interest and
" DC secured by the notes oT bonds of the purcha
ser or purchasers with a surety or suretiss TO be
approved by the Trustees. Should the terms of
SAFE not ne complied with within days sfter the
day 0f sale the Trustees reserves the right TO rs
sell the property at the risk and expense Of the de
lauiting purchaser, a'teT FIVE days notice All
conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser.
C'iHSIrE s,,, Trustees
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BSy;ci MCGUIRE 4 co, Auetieneers.

By ] c, MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.
INRUSTEES SALE OF THHEE SMALL
! BRICK DwElLINe HOUSES IN THE RRAR OF
TEnPERASSE f. Z EnIE HALL:aOn WEDNESDAY AZ
ises by virtue Of deed oftrust dated March 4 1857
aud duly recorded in Libsr A. 8, No lSI fol os
liz, is ia, and lis, one of the land records for
snd X. in q subdIvisop Of square numbered So
fronting each about IL feet 10 inches op the 50 feet
alley In the rear of lem perance Hall tog ether with
the improvements, oonslsting of three two-stOry
each.
TERMS One third cash; the residue in and l2
months. with interest. secured by q deed of trust
on the premises.
II the terms of sale should not be oompisd with
IN hve DAYS thereafter, the trustee reserves he
right TO resell. at the risk and expense of the de-
fauting purchaser, after week pu Ollo notice.
All oonveyanolng at the cost of the purchaser or
purchasers.
TH0S. J. FISHER, Trustee
I'D j. @ MCGUIRE n CO Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

By c. w. BOTELER & SONS, Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR
\ NIURE BEING THE ENTIRE EFFEeTs OF THE
CLARENDON HOTEL BY vIrture of deed in trust
pearlng GATE January 5th, 1860, and duly recorded
IN Li6er J. A: =, No. 100, foios from No. lle 10
No. IA. one of the Land Records of Washington
ss. ng ~ a sha proceed to sell on the prem
al snd singular the goods and chattels contained
In the building known as the Clarendon Hotel,
situateu on the southeast conner of Pennsylvania
avenue and 9th streets, viz:
nne superior Rosewood Piano Forte,
Elegant suite Of Rosewood Parlor Furniture,
Large Gllt frame mantle and Pier Mirrors,
klch setts of Brocatelle and Lace Curtains,
Nelyet and Brussels Parlor Chamber and Hall
RoseyoOd, IVA nut, Mahogany and Oak setts of
Chamber Furniture,
Curled Hair and other Mattresses, Pillows and
Blsnkets. sheets. Comforts, CouDterpsens, Tow
Walnut Extension and Round Dining Tables,
YAK Dining Room Chairs, Gas Chandeliers,
An extensive variety OF China Glass and Crockery,
sliyeT Plated Castors, Butter Dishes, Forks and
, Spoons, Table Cutlery. 30,
bat Room Furniture and Fixtures, Cooking Uten-
slle, &c.
Is deemed unnecessary TO PARTICULAR re the ar
uclss contained la this very handsomely furnished
establishment. TO persons In quest OF good house
hold furnlture IL presents unusual attractions, as
tents of ABOUT forty finely furnished rooms, a of
winch is OF the most superior and substantial
character and In excellent condition, hayIzg been
purchased new In January last
Terms-S40 and under cash; over 8 80 and not ex
ceedIng 90, 1,2 and months; over SIOO, /, 2, 5,
iIs je H dtd w. BoTEIRRh RhAE soNs Ius1ee; k9e;,
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUs5AeeTogY;
Opposite odd Fsllotcs' Hall, Waskinsior, D. q.
Traveers will study their interests br EXAMINING
my TRUNKS, VALICES &o before puT 0VYS
chasing elsewere As zone but On, HfxH
best material the market affords and emplo, n1o
the best wOrkncn, can confidently recommend my
work to be superior in SrsHgih and DsTobilifY 20
Trunks that are msde in other cities and cold here
keep constantly on hand, and make 10 order ION
one weeks nOtloel every description of SOLE
LEATHER, IRON FR 5ME FRFNCH DRESS
and WOOD BOX rs gNHS; ASHLAND a.d
NESS SADDLES; WHIPS, &C., &c.
Trunks, Sc, Repaired ard Covered. In q work
manlike manner at short notice
Trunks delvered in any part Of the CITY, George
hso-Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
De i5-ly JAMES 8. ToPHAM.
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SALT wATER BATHING.

m Alt WATER BATHING.
IEIARSHALL'S PAVILION. (Muore's Land
ing VIII be open for the reception of vIsi-
tors on the 18th of June. This delightful NSA&
resort for those seeking health and pleas l..d2
uTe is uneXoel!ed bt any place Of the kind on the
Potomac river Ii is situated ab ut ore hundred
mics irCm Washington lmmed Iateiy on the
Potom.c C, AID In iuil view Of 'ke ChasaP axe Bsy
and famous fy- fine Oysters, Soft Crabs Shee phead
ana other Fish. and sIiy aocess bic b. the steam
hcats plying between W .shlng,on, Baltimrre and
Norfolk. The undersigned has ma additional
improvements IN tIs Batn Houses and many other
improvements 20 the conf TT AID enjoyment of ms
guests. The Bathin< cannot be surpassed. Sp en-
dld Angling and eEty Of FishIng and Ssi ing Boats
free oi charge. he has spared no expense ia pro
vIdiDg good Coti On Band Orin iayiaG HIS stock
OF CHOICE Wines, Liquors SegaTs, &c.and for those
VINO wish to avoid extreme fashion and to seek
retired ace Whsre they can make themselves At
home, there ls not more pleasant place the Uni
ted states. The proprietor pledges himself tkat
nothing shall be iel undOle on his part t. render
them so. Terms Tor board by the day. week, or
month reasonable. Persons wishing to addrr S. the
proprietor viii dIrsct 10 Leonarftowa, Ct. Mery's
county, Md.
je 2m X. ]. MARSHALL. Proprietor
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A GENCY FOR FAIRBANKS SCALES IN
GEORGETOWN.
The underslgned have been appointed Agents for
inc sale OF the above celebrated and we f. known
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES A fuI
rates. ~ - '
HAY and coal. SCALES erected in any part
oil the District or adjoining counties.
All Scales are warranted durable, accurate and
to give satisfaction wv ''-->
BUSEY Il BARNARD,
. Dealers IN Agricultural Implemcnts,
JeB2m Bridge street doors west of UiRh
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HYGEIA HOTEL,

H OLD POIST COMFORT, VA.
This celebrated SeabOard Watering p ace. loca-
ted in fuIl view of Hampton Roads and 4
Chesapeake Bay, and At the first military VEN0
post of the United States. Fort Monro lG.kEx
Will be ready for the reception of visitors on f6e
frat ol June. ~
Befidss the attractions of the militsry establish
ment and the fine "BIl Of Fare presl nted In the
many lyXures Of the salt water region, tns Bath st
Old Point COmturt Is peculiarly curative. For
Rheumatism, 1t IS almost specIhc; and for its
pTupeIss In this regard the prOprieto-s are al Ow
to m.ke reference 20 Mrs Dr.. Linn, (r,lIet Of the
late Senator Llnn,I and to the secretary of War
and his lady.
spacious new building and sundry improve
ments add largely to the accommodations and com
forts of the approaching season.
The manage nent of the Hotel and all bu iness
matters connected with il are under the exclusive
JOS. SEGAR
e. c. WILLARD,
ma S-lm PrOprietors.
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CARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
CUM BERLAND co
Pennsylvania.
ACCoMMoDATIoNs FOR
800.
TERMS LOW.
q : low
WASHINGTON
w ClTY GA RIDE N.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
NeIc Iork dcenns, beftrsen lSf and ID SIS.

w CITY GAR RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
NeIc York dresue, betUsen LIST and ID SIS.
In the attention of the public 10 my grounds
1 would state that every arIangemau mt has
been made tn make this Retreat" more VE.Y4&
attractive every day. Mondays the Gar lE.Wl
dens open To the public tree OF charge-a concert
given by select band. Those desiring 20 enjoy the
dance and waltz vi ! find the saloon In complete
order 10 render pleasure to all. o. other DAYS the
proprietor viii cheerfully grant the Of the
grounds for school or other Pic MIC Parties with
out charge.
For the amusement OF children he has introduced
number of little games, never before seen in this
oty, and ca Gu ated at the same time 10 amuse the
"old folks"
n. B.-Attaohed is my Bottlng Estshshm- Mt,
and famliIes can be supplied with any quantity at
their IeslOence, of that healtkful drink, LAG X
BEER, upon short notice je l5Sm
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GRBENBRIER COUNTY, Va.
This long estsbli shed watoTIng place pas opened
ior The reception oi visitors on the 18th Oi
May. vE&9
Many new and important arrangements ls.IL
have been made since last season in this large :, ;
adjustment, and no efforts Will be spared TO make
the guests comfortable
Persons can reach these SprInes by { he OrarEe
and Alexandria Railroad from WASHINGTON; by tie
Virginia Cent al Railroad from Richmond; or by
the NIrglnla aid tennessee Railroad from the
south and southwest via Lynokburg Ard Char
lottesvIlle, with only 80 miles stage travel
gEREMlAH MORTON, President.
J. HUMPHREYS,
General Superintendent. js 2-dtIuy Is
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IN'DHAl' NJ NNe1ttSiAbE / y = b

fNRANDELL, OPTICIAN
~ No. 12s Bridge ST., Georgefo,ss,
pi hss constantly on band q large assortment OF
orod, and aII other SP ECThGLEs, ofS@
tae ooft :naLlty IN gold silyer. steel and German
savef frames. b. Old EraIaes Repaired nnd
los. +. BIRCH, UNDERTAKEN
Cor. BRIDGE and Jefsrson cts, Georgsto,cn
havlns given my personal attention to this branch
o! MI business, am prepared to
attend To all calls with PrUnptness kr,,Axuvz=zgr3
Persons from distance car be sup
Piled at 'ew minutes notice. a. have a large
assortment OF CUFFlNS always on hand.
Peruoulav attention paid to the removal of the
u a. non the 1ld 10 the new burial grounds.
honI sos anu noIses lor hlre. ap 10-6m
MASSEY, COLLINS L. CO.'S PHIIADEI-
w PHlA DRAUGHT ALE.-We are CONSTANTLY
receiving fresh supplies of the above deg htful bey-
Gage, and Invite all persons who want a pure nm
adulterated Ale. to Elye i = trial.
Army r. SHINN, Agents.
res 81 Grsen st.. 6 anr geinwn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-21

SMlTH'S IL the Place to bay your SPRING aud
0SUMMER CLOTHING.
and fURNfsHiNG GOODs Is At sMiTH's. No. O.
l60 Seventh st., between and r. ap 6-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-21

ID NOTICE,
Il ERSONS Declining housekeeping o. ksyiny A
surplus OF household effects can 6nd ready saie q,
calling ct my Furnishing Store, 42e 7th street. DO,
tween @ and II streets, east side.
ap 2-3m, RUDOLPH BUCHfV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-21

iay Of any oTEEK
HAS IT FAILfD, liz
STANCE TO fF-
vhsn timely Us,i
an instances OF dis
ons who ussd il. On
delighted with ia
speak IN terms OF