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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF

orFTcE OF Commissioner OF PUBLIC BuILDINes,l
sEALED Proposals will be received at at this this Of.
hce up TO u o,elock, m, 90 the 9th day Of August
ssd sa snS PSns the b'Gns tse ssSk
on the forth side OF SOUTH between 7th and
The uurbstons tn be Of ths best quality granite.
dressed ineaes thick on TOP, and inches deep on
front, and inches deep on the back edge. and no
jolnted and well lifted and set in bed Of coarse
The Brick 70 be OF the best quality hard red
paving brick, 70 be laid en- bed Of sharp river
sand four t inches deep on bed of kne gravel free
courses on edee next 20 the curb and one course
on edge on the inner line. -. : :
lac stone payins 60 be Of common oobble stones
must be six inches IN oismetsr as lad on BED of
ooarse sand and clean gravel, free from clay or
rs1meS the second tme sfSs1 being well wet; and
covered W tn hne clean gravel OF coarse sand.
Of hard d red paving bricks on edge. % W 'oa''''
The Flssting 70 be ofthe best quality New York
(, Of 3H s Than four
han four l4l inches thick, 20 be laid on bed OF
sns e.sd .;o,n s,sdhss deep. free from clay or
All Grading not sxc seding one foot 30 be rsted
Sa s ps 3 iS Ss Re
nsrsd rsa BY sSPcr,afssndsnt e IN s
maate ~ n snS s 70 Il. ss @ oSsSs Com
missioner OF Pubic Building and Under the super
to Be completed on or seicfs the frst OF NoVsnhsf
next, and warranted 20 stand twelve u2) months
after completion.
AL repairs that may be required within the time
for which the work 10 warranted tn stand 70 be
cone at the expense Of the contractor l1ff
For the due performance Of the work, asrersbly
TO contract, bond and security viii be required.
Bidders viii state sepsrsseiy the rate AZ which
they viii executs the eurbing. paving and Tagging,
including materials, and marx their proposals. as
.oreS .ossSs Proposals ior SI1rSS,npsi 1Sns g ssress
jy Si-dteth Aug Commissioner
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

RoTFsTEE oF lEEnsA.k.S sAkE 9E hPAsT NJ, TRACT
the oounty o be ei5., 9,ss R1sne
KS2ad, tS and about three miles from the CITY Of
" ssssslPPs,on sss being par. Of the property known
% on Or about the 9Th day Of Auipst, 1853, and re-
one OF the and records Of the COUNTY Of bses
ton, in the District of Columbia, and the other
AID recorded 10 IibeT j. A. S. No. IN. foIios sss,
ct seq, also OF the land records of said county
bidder on TUESDAY. the 7tS day Of 9a91.ts 191 ses
a. nat past6 o'clock p m on the premises, ..a,l
Seat, situate. lying, and being in the county Of
y, ,Washlngton, ip the DISTRICT of Columbia. and on
githin the following mstes and bounds, to wit:
BEG inning for the same at stone, No 4, planted
corner Of lot Of sad land aid of T 70 III Hays sPsss
mees aaa running nom thence north sixty one and
dredths psrches, with spssEmsn's n"rfh line, % .
stone, No 5, At the northwest corner offs fSpeskmsns
aSnns g S
twenty eight and half perches to stake IN the
sSath % Line Of rosd twenty Eve feet wide, and with
tle east line OF Speakman's small er lot where is
.ne and half IfdesIees. east iftJ nine peTehes and
vest line Of the Piney ach road thence With said
vest llne Of said Piney Branch ro,o 10 . strsiGht
md thirty six psrches Of land, more or less; to-
Eether with the improvements thereon, which con
Hst Oh 9 new, spacious, and well-buit tvo-stoIy
houses.
Terms of sale: One third cash; the balance in
And IL months, for which tho purchaser will be re-
iulred 10 give his notes bearing interest from the
Jay of sale, and secured BY deed of trust upon the
IRE nlses.
Should the purchaser fail to comply with the
crms OF sale within hve days after the day Of sa
ety, at the risk and cost of the defaultng puroha
ser, upsn giving i've days previous public notice
tie city of Washington, of the time, place, and
terms OF such re'ale. All cOnveyances at the cost
o. the purchaser.
r. II. LASKEY, Trustee.
Jy IS-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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WHAT NEW ORLEANS HEARD ABOUT Deco
ouAS.-The New Orleans papers Of the 18th,
publish the following dispatch from Alexandria.
1t illustrates some Of the errors which creep
into statement in travelling thousand or 30
miles by telegraph:
Great Eze.tsmeat in Hirginia-The Lincoln
Banner Raised-Troops Ordered Out.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 28.-The State has
been thrown into a perfect state of excitement
on account Of news received from the town Of
ocasgua, in regard TO black republican move
ment. 1t appears that number of black re-
publicans entered the town Of 0coqaa, having
In hand the Lincoln and Hamlin banner, and
shouting at high rate. The people were
drlyen to madness by this movement, and steps
were Immediately taken to free the town OF
these men. Leteher, upon hearing this intel
hgence, ordered the troops out to quell any
disturbance which might occur, and protect the
black republican,. % The order of Gov Letch.
or caused Gen. Hatlen to resign the command
Of the troops. Further troubles are anticipated
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himself and F Franck, of San Francisco, Cal
For improved elevator and lock for window sashes
salmon X Plumb, Of southington, Conn. as
signor to the Peck Smith Manufacturing Com
pany, Of same place.-For Improvement In casting
cylinders for meat cutters.
Lyman Plat and Russell Wildman Of Danburv,
Conn assignors to themselves and James Tay-
lor, Of same plaee.-For improvement In machin-
cry for forming hat bodies. -
Oliver w. Preston, jr., and William III Farm
ha5as Of Corning, n. Y assignors TO themselves
provement in straw and stalk cutters
Reuben Shaler, Of Madison, and Calvin b.
Rogers, Of Deep River, Conn, assignors to c. b
Rogers, OF Deep River, aforesaid, and j.
cleaner
Thomas Shaw, of Philadelphia, Pa, assignor
TO himself and l.: Ney Brognard.-For improved
feeding apparatus for steam boilers.
David Sherman, Of Union Town, Md, and
Robert w. Fenwick, Of Washington, ID. c., as
signors to ID. sherman and Bernard Mills, of
U Union Town.-For improved churn.
Joshua Turner, OF Cambridgeport, Mass, as
ngnor to himself, Calvin Kinds, Of Boston,
ana Warren Filton, Of Beverly Mass.-For i'm
proved oil feeder
TO himself and E. A. Simonds, Of same place
For improved steering apparatus
Charles Wilcox, of New York, N. Y, assignor
10 James Wilcox, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.-Fof i'm
proTement In sewing machines.
q. Nj. Young, of Sinclairsville, N. Y, assignor
TO himself T.. II Brown, and f Brown of same
chimes.
Reissues Hiram Aldridge of Michigan City
lnd.-For improved shoe for grain separators
Salmon Bidwell, OF New York, N Y, flor
merry OF Chicago, Ill. For improvement in gas
regulators
James A. Cutting and H. Bradford, of Bos-
ton, Mass For Improvement In photolitho-
graphy.
William ii. Gilmore, of Worcester Mass as
signee OF James Emmerson, Of same place-For
Improvement in ships windlass
George Z. Gordon, Of New York, N. .Y-For
Improvements in printing presses
Dengns.David Hathaway, of Troy, N. Y,
assignor to Fuller, Warren & Co, of same place
for design for six-pate stove, and for design for
q coal stove.
ID. L. Meineke, of st. Louis, Mo-For design
for a trade mark
Benjamin S Pardee, of Mount Carmel, Conn.,
For design for hub bands
N. Vedder, Of Troy, n. V, ignor to
Thomas NJ. Tibbitts and John Il. McCown, of
same place.-For design for a cooks stove
A. K Sanders, of New York, N Y, and N g.
Vedder, Of Troy, N. Y, assignors to A X San
ders, OF said New YOrk.-FOr design for a cook
ing stove.
Walter w. Stanard, of Buffalo, N Y, assignor
to ;. 8. Jewett and F. b. Root, Of same place
For design for a cook stove, for design for a
parlor stove, and for design for a cooks stove
AddutonaI tnproremsHt.-A. p. Winslow of
road cars
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1.-THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND MK."-The de-
parture of the French troops from Milan was
cause OF great grief to the feminine population
Of that place. The railway station was a real
scene of desolation-there was nothing but
tears and embraces without end The bell for
departure had rung, but the departure could
not take place without as many broken arms
and legs as there were broken hearts Atllasi
a sergeant, who had an inconsslable damsel
hanging about him, thought of stratagem to
bring matters to close. He shouted aloud
that there must be extra cars put on to 20 to
Magenta. All the desolats beauties crowded
into the cars, but the perfdious sergeant had
given the hint to the conductor of the train
and the supplementary cars were not attach he'd
The signal was given, the train moved off al
the rate of twenty miles an hour, and the in,
consolable ladies were left in the middle ol
the station, and made their way back from it
as IL says in the song of Malbrouk, with swell
ing hearts and red eyes--Parts Cor. Courris,
des Etats Unis
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Each proposal should be accompanied by the
following guarantee:
Eors1 nf Guorouf..
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA
w CHINE AGENCY,
REMOVED TO No. $40 PA. Av., MAR 7rHSr.

Encouraged by the substantial and RAPIDLY in
creaslng popularity of Wheeler Wilson's une-
qualled Family Sewing Machines, which for the
last ht years have most trIumphanty maintained
their superiority as family Institution, over all
competItors for popular favor the Agent has taken
one oil the hne new stores lately erected on Pa av-
enue, near 7th st where beautiful assortment of
ailrthe various styles may at all tunes be seen.
in the year 1882 Ladies' are invited to call and see
them, together with certificates from many of the
best dttzens oil Washington and GEORGETOWN, in
RELATION 70 their well known and thoroughly tested
superiority If any ladies' cannot call let them send
for circular by all means. IL is high time every
health and life saving instruments. Full instruo-
TONS both printed and verbal given free of charge
az the home OF the purchaser. p. j. STEER
Agent, No 346 Pa. avenue,
jy l1-lm Between 9Th and 7th sta
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THE LINZ PoINT SITE FOR A FoRT --HIol,n
Of the Baltimore Sun, saws on this subject can
appropriation Of $500, 600 was made towards 'ort
TO be constructed for the defense Of San FRANCISCO
when Mr.. Weller was Senator from California,
ana IL has not yet been expended. Lime Pint
was selected and approved Of by the proper az
thorities for the site Of the fort The owner oerd
1t and still offers IL for s2O0,O0O The title vas
made clear and the price was shown to be reasoa-
able and fair 1t was about to be purchased 3or
years ago. Finally, the contract for purchse
was concluded some ten days ago, and drft
was drawn for the money. But at this point be
President interposed, and positively forbade he
yet fully acquainted himself with the subject. u
made up his mind upon It, A California jur,
should the land be taken under condemnatioL
vii, IL Is believed, fix much higher value upoi
1t than the sum at which IL Is offered
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A NALOsTAN RETREAT,
"A On ANAJosTAN ISLAND,
Opposite Gsorssfoca and WaShingtOn


The subscribers having leased for a term of years
this beautiful and romantic spot, opened . A
II for the accommodation of the puOlic on yEsA0
the 3lst day of May, 1857 For beauty OF lEs8 i
scenery, delight promenades, fishing, 40 de-
sides lis superior water, II is unsurpassed In the
Union. :
The House is large and oommodious, having been
entirely renovated Ii has q large Dancing Saloon
attached to the house, bes des Dining and Dressing
Rooms for both ladies' ana gentlemen. In addition
splendid AIbors detac led from the buildInrs
Parties, Families and individuals will find n a
most desirable ace to pass the sultry DAYS of sum-
mer, es every attention will be GUARANTEED by the
proprietors. The striotest police arrangement
Will 90 enforced, and potl al discussions will be
The Larder will be found to contain all the de l.
cacles OF the season at ali times.
The Far vlll be furnished with the choi oest
Liquors and Vines and the hnr st Segars.
Societies, sunday Schools, Clubs and Military
Companies will lind this the deslIa able resort
near the metropolis for spending pleasant and or
derry day. =
DrChildren unaccompanied by their parents or
guardians, will be excluded from the grounds
G1nning and dogs prohibited.
HI Boats VIII leave the loot of High street,
Georgetown and 6 street, Washington, hourly,
from clock a. M TIL II p. m daily.
Persons preferrlng pleasant walk can reach the
Island via the Aqueduct
Wesoilclt the public TO Judge for themselves, and
feel assured OF giving satisfaction.
ie i9 eod JACOB W.POWERS co.
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M SALT WATER BATHING.

lfAAhShALL'S PANlLlON. (MooIe's Land
Ingl Will be open for the rece ptiOn Of vlsi A
tors on the 18th of June. This delIEhtfuI VSyke
resort for those seeking health and pleas 1s:M1
Potomac river IL is situated ab' ut one hundred
niles from Washinston immedlately on the
and famous for fine Oysters, Soft Grabs, Sheephead
and other Fish. and easily accessible the steam
boats plying between Washington. Baltiu re And
Norfolk. The npderglEned has mace additional
Improvements IN bis Bath Houses and many other
improvements 20 the comfort and enjoyment of ms
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Spleen
did Anging and enty of Fishing aud Sailing Boats
viding good Cotion Band or in laying n his stock
OF CHOICE Wines, ,Liquors,Segars &c. and for those
retired place where they can make themselves at
home, there ls not more pleasant place the Uni
ted States. The proprietor pledges himself tbat
nothing shall be LETT undone on bis part % render
them so. Terms for board: Sl.5o per day, for less
than week; for longer time, aI.25 per DAY; $50
per month";. Persons wishing 20 address the pro
prletor vii direct 10 Leonardtown, st. Mary's
county, Md. ...--- --- =
ie e-2m r. ]. MARSHALL, Proprietor
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CLOTHING, &c.
OFF

SELLING OFF
- AT COST!
In order to decrease my stock have determined
20 close out the balance of my SUMMER CLOTH
ING at cost. All in want Of Summer Clothing are
respectfully invited to call at No. 46O Seventh ST.
opposite Post Qfice, and the great reduction in
summer Ctothlng. jy 12-lm
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NREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,

TNKEASURY DEPARTMENT,
August 1st, 1850
PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury De-
use Of tho Department, l50 cords Of Oak and 100
cords Of Hickory Wood-all of the best quality, to
be delivered at the Treasury Building, corded and
measured IN the yard by q sworn measurer at the
expense OF the contractor; and of 150 tons of Cum
Anthrscite Coal all of the best quality, to be de
hyered at the building. The Cumberland Coal to be
81 lump-hand picked. The white ash to be smali
furnace or large egg size; the red ash 10 be small
au l-eodtl5th
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NJ MRS: McGoRaICK's SCHOOL.

lylRS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform he
friends and the public generally that she Will resume
the duties OF her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise sll the
branches requisite TO thorough English educa-
ton.
In addition to her day scholars she ia desirous Of
receiving into her family 8 few pupils IS boarders
aged from 10 to IL years, who will be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation aad
due care of pupils have been considerably increased
sne, snd Otherwise improved. Those IN Washingtor
eeslIlpg particular 1nformston with reference &C
the Star.
For terms and further particulars Apply st her
residenoe-No. IS Cameron street, AleIandris. Va
" T-H
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY.
w ID Street, BGtsceeA 9th and l0tA SsTesfs.
We have Just finished . n9mbsr of FIRST GLASS
CARRIAGES, such as Lighf Fancy z5RR,
WdgoHS, Park PhedtoHS, Family CaT- -Ec4
ridges, AID BEggses, which we viii sell st0NE
= ver' small profit.
Being practical mechanics in different branches
of the business, we hatter ourselves that we know
the styles ana quality Of work that will give setls
faction, combining ightness, comfort and dursbIl-
U.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended %
the shortest n, tIce and most reasonable charges.
WALTER, KARMANN a. BOPP,
COachmskers, Successors TO Wm- L. Hook.
tp T-dly
II CARRIAGES.
IL n y Subscriber having MADE additions 70 ~
tactory, mailing It now one ofthe largest ~
Ia the District, where his faclAt1es forS
nAnufeotn rng CARRIAGE LlGHTA
WAGONS Of ell kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from hIr long en- perlenoe in the bauness, he hopes
70 give general sntlsfsctlon.
AL kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons feFt On
aAnd.
AL lREPAIRsneat eons. and NJ orders prompt
SeosEs- ksrs Carriage. ssken il sxohsnte tor ssv
,aea. ANDREW j. Joyce,
shb s~rns- ~ tffs sDs Y sts
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IL Jones and Brown met at the Post Office,
Jones complains of bad smell about the Post
Office; and asks Brown what 1t can be!
Brown doesn't know, unless 1t may be the large
number Of dead letters there Mobile Mercury
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DssTRUcrIoS By GRAssHoPPERs-The Chica.
go (Illinois) Times says that the prairies in the
vicinity OF that place fairly swarm with gra S.
hoppeTs. There seems to be at least seven grass.
hopPers to every blade Of grass In some places
gardens have literally devoured by the hopping
insects. Among vegetables, however, they ap-
pear to have preference, and while some kinds
have been eaten up, others have escaped with not
much injury.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

VALUABLE FARM, STOCK, CROPS, IN
EXCHANGE FOR IMPRovsD CRY fRoPo
EhIf:-The subscriber m oOnsequeuce Of ms m
eei1v 70 give that personal attention o. hrs Pam
WI ca u requires, Offers IT, together with mas stock
oi hne brood Mares. Colts. Cows, Hogs, growing
crops, lmplemeuts, &o. now 81 the premises,
PROPERTY Ihe Farm CONTAIN one hundred and
SIXTY slA acres, "a located IN ~ outgo COunty
MARY ara, distant ter miles foFn WashIngtoE, %
the BroOkvllle Turnrike, ne best road leadng out
OF W ashlngton. IL a. deemed unnecessary % enter
into minute description Of the Fsrm ss It is pre-
sumed no one vou purchase without krst visiting
the premises. Any Information will, hoyev~r.
cheefny be gwen upon pplioatlou 20 WILLIAM
T. IBIS, 322 street, between 18th and i1th.
w d. waiach, Editor Of the star. kpox, ,A.
Farm well and will aocord fail information con
cernlns u 90 anv ina uirer. je2 e~f
FOR RENI-A three story BRICK HOUSE
II on street, between 4th and Sth. Also two
story BRICK COTTAGE, with garden corner Of
TennesSee avenue and north r street. surrounded
by a large common pasture aud would be n desirs-
Die location for dairyHl Inquire Of c. BlRGE.
4I6 u h -. iy le-eoSms
COUNTR FoR sALE.-Thrse
- and hall = res OF Land Situated st Bsiley's Y
roads st the intersection OF the Columbian and
Leesburg turnplkes, miles from WsshIngtou
and from hlexandria- The improvements consist
OF house, containing is rooms barn. corn house,
SHEDS &c. The yard Is well shaded with trees and
has IN lt an exoellent well Of water. For further
or 60 yNO. BOWLING. kss., or A. q. SAGE, at
Marshal's apctl on rooms, W ashington, u. G. The
jy 5eo4ws
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SUMNER RESORTS.

CARLISLE The fsvorIte resort for
WHITE SULPHUR those vno appreciate %
SPRINGS, Mountain Air, Invigofa-
CUMBERLAND co, WRs Wssl tv.snsl vsnsl..ss s keo%s sna
Pesnsyirania. Good Society and Good
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR For p.rt,cular, sepd
800. toT Circuls[ .,,n,,,,
:. TEENS Low. in 4 VIsscHERa
ie low Carlisle Springs, Pa.
CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY.-Visitors to
tons at WHITE HALL. Terms only sstEA9
Pc per NV week; including the Tide to the beSGh 4
CARD-As an ilducetnent for families to sojourn
- al the 'HYGElA"d during the M nths "A
or 4I ASSsgsf Ssy ssS.s AND SseR;emSssS II fhs p Y
!, o., -. - eosssWsH WiEtSRB,' stSRsBb' ProPIio.or.,
SCHMIDT's SUMMER GARDEN.-on sixth
- street, between q and Louisiana sy.,
may be found at all times one OF the most VeAy
popular, genial, urbane, and intellIgen ls.El
with LAGER g. Err from the CRY OF BkoTaER-
LII LOVE-, Philadelphia with BkANDIES from
unexceiIed on the hills of the Rhine: d viii a,
article OF WHISKY which sH acks strongly OF the
trne flavor of the MonongShels and Bourbon
Palatable as either of these may re individually,
he has sought 10 make them still more so BY the
erection the rear grounds of his fsvorite establish
may enjoy the cool bree ze and be free from SoIss
too ardent rays; and, at '.the wltchlng hour of
night" quaf his ice-cool Lager without fear of
having their enjoyment dampened by the falling
dew. Such inducements will, doubtless. cause
many OF our readers to drop IN and take note ,if
nothing else, and, most likely, many of those who
In add Ition te all this, he has engaged the Pros
peri brothers and their ASSOCIATES 20 discourse their
choicest pieces of music Every "Wednesday and
Saturday evening. jy l0-lm
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WASHINGTON
w CITY RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
NetU York dreHxe, bettcseH lSt AND ID sfs.

In calling the attention of the public nay grounds
/ would state that every ARRANGEMENT has . A
been made TO make this "Retrest'' more va "
given by select bard. Those desiring to enjoy the
oa9oe and watz vi ma the saloon IN complete
proprietor will eheerfuly grant the use Of the
grounds for school or other Pic Mic Parties with
out charge.
For the amusement or children he has introduced
number of little games never befOre seen in this
city, and calculated az the same time 10 amuse the
sold folks"
N. B.-Attached is my BottIug Establishrns ut,
and families can be supplied with any quantity at
their residence, of that healthful drink, LACE r
BEER, upon short notice, iel5Sm
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EDUCATIONAL.

n M MER CIAL COLLIE
~ No. 416 SEVENTH ST.,
Opposite the General Post Ofee, WaShiagfon City.
ArmOrian System Of Pepmanship, BooKkeeping
Nercantlle Forms and Caculstons, Business Cor
Iespondence, Bils OF Exchanle, Current Bills,
Commission sales, Grammar and Arithmetic.
IVA Preparatory Class for Boys.
W Ladies will be instructed In fine penmsn-
ship.
Rooms open from 8. m. TO 10 p. m. For terms
apply at the Rooms.
ma 24-Sm WIN. w. YOUNG IL co,
FNHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
This well-known and popular Seminary, which
has been successful under the entire 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.. and Mrs
Z.RlCHARDS, in the well arranged and delight
fully located Union Academy Building. For partic-
ulars. see circulars at all the Bookstores. maS-f
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EREEN SPRING
" PAVILION,
Near the Old lyon FoHrdrV and OHly half mile By
tGHdfT the Omnibus Stand IN GeOTgetOrH.
The ladies and gentlemen OF Washington abd
Georgetown are respectfully Informed
that this beautiful plaoa, on the FOunnry VEAg
Branch, is now Handsomely fitted up for AI.s~l
the reception OF Pic-Nio Parties aud other visItus
There are numerous sprlngs OF the purest water
and constant shade throughout the day. There
Is a large saloon for dancing, with dressing room
attached, and shady walks and seats throng hout
the grounds.
Schools, Societies, Clubs and SOcial Parties can
obtain this delightful place for Pie Mics without
charge for the grounds or pavilion by giving the
proprietor three days notice.
Meals are served at ell hours, and Refresh
ments furnished st city prices
Ofhcers will attend at ali times for the preserva
ton of good order. abd pains viii be spared to
give satisfaction to ell visitors. -..
JOSEPH EHRMANNTROUT,
Je es3-e eOtf proprietOr