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ORIGINAL MODE OF SECURING A PRETTY
WIFE-BOLD But UNSUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISE
A new mode of securing pretty wife, says
the correspondent of the New Orleans Delta
has just been invented in Paris, and though
the first essay has not been attended with quite
the success which the patentee had q right to
anticipate, strong hopes are entertained that
after few more trials, the machinery will
work quite smoothly. The initial experiment
was attempted upon an absurdly obstinate Mon
sieur V. who, lately, had the impudenae to
take to his bosom young and lovely spouse.
The obdurate V. and the blooming Madame v
were, the other evening, taking a honeymoon
stroll, arm-in arm, down the rue Saint Martin
when they were suddenly brought to a pull
up" and their sweet communings rudely inter
rupted by stranger, who finding Madam V
very much to his (the stranger's) taste, loudly
declared her to be his (the stranger's) wife,
who had some time since strayed from the
conjugal freside, but had now happily ep-
pesred to his longing gaze, and must imme-
diately restore herself to his desolste heart.
need scarcely inform you that the stranger
was no other than the proprietor of the inven-
ton mentioned above, and that never before,
in the whole course of his natural existence,
had he looked upon the blushing perfectiOns
of Madame v, who, if the truth must be told,
was not little frightened at this claim to her
person, put forward by gentleman not yet
presented according to the forms of polite So
ciety. Seizing by the collar the inventor Of
the patent wife-securing apparatus, V. kicked
him, positively kicked him, two blocks and a
half down the rue st. Martin, and not a single
beholder Of the shameful scene interposed to
prevent an act of such unqualified brutality .
Comment upon Partisan justice in the nine
teenth century would be superfuous.
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The FIRE-CRACKER.-What intense gratif-
cation is afforded in the just fedging American
citizen by the possession Of Of these articles
1t is for a moment his idol, and how dearly he
eherishes it. The youth, however, is impressed
with habit of destructiveness, and looks upon
everything in the form of fireworks or any
composition of powder as a means of gratifying
that propensity. No sooner is he possessed of
the imitation Of Chinese msnufac ture-for all
Chinese crackers are not made by the Celes-
tials-than he communicates the ignited ex-
tremity Of his piece Of punk to the fbrous
stem Of the cracker and eagerly watches it ex-
plode. The operation is novel and delightful
to him. Perhaps it is the first opportunity he
had ever had of affording himself such intense
qualification. He takes the harmless cracker
with some misgiving as to the probable result,
examines 1t carefully, and then, urged by his
older companions, applies the lighted punk.
He watches the rapid progress Of the fire. and
when it approaches near to the body of the
cracker, extends it in his tiny fingers as far
as his arm can reach, closes his eyes with such
an effort as to seriously comfort his features,
and awaits the result. 1t is not long coming
He hears the report, feels the sting in his fn-
gers, and opens his eyes to the reality. How
immeasurably delighted he is. He dances
about in excess of glee, and straightway runs
TO his paternal banker-to whom all little boys
fy when in want of money-to procure the
funds for a more extended Investment. He is
soon gratifed, and with an entire pack of
crackers contents himself in demonstrating the
fact that he is not afraid of powder, and is
doing his best to celebrate the anniversary of
American independence. OF the latter he cares
less than the former, and so long as his pack of
crackers holds out is supremely happy.
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ID One of the most terrific storms that has
visited the part Of country In the vicinity of
w Wheeiing, va Tor many years, occurred on the
5th inst. At Belton and Gafret stations the road
was washed and considerably damaged. At Man
nington families were driven from their houses
to hills to escape from the torrents Of water which
poured down the valleys. The water was
higher than II has been known for wears, and
coursed Its way with more terrific force. The
damages on the road were speedily repaired, and
the regular running time Of the trains not mater.
now.
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OF CONGRESS-

Who are soon to return to their homes and who
would add to the comfort al beauty of heir houses
vania avenue, Market space, No. third door ca =
o Ninth street, where they may find full and COM
Elegant Wilton Velvet Carpetlngs, from sl.25 to
Rich EnEi 81 Brussels do. at from 80 cts.
Rich i%gsi. I I,. Three C2s lbs to the yard at
Splendid looG real imported Double do sOc
Also iii widths twilled plain w Venetian ~ do 10 oGS for
,.h halls LISA and d. passages % IS 70 Is cents,
sages, step 60, which we cut out to order,
Also, new style Cocoa and Canton Mattings,
klch and extensive variety of Velvet and Brussels
Rugs and Druggets, in borders and by the yard !,
saesrS1 s%d Es5y ss cheap $$I'tIl Linen sheetnss,
Table Cloths in all sizes "a by "a % I2s nv D. a
Napkins to match, y
Also, Towellings, Toilet Quilts, and other Toilet
Soods, In pleasing and great abundance, very
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Uar STOCK Oh Tlch and appropriate materials for
ganee, variety, and reasonableness Of price, any
where. We have "'
Eess5Ss Satin g i, Broestes which are nearly yards
Damask and Satin LANES. ffom 50 cents to 81,
Extra rich Embroidered Tapestry, a new article
- 1or curtains, richer than brocates,
Reps and Turkey ClO:hs, in embroidered patterns
ana Dy the yard, at astonishingly low prices,
Also, superb Emb. .oideIed Lace and Muslin Under
. Curtains, at from l21S cents to SIS per ward,
And all the Cornices, Side Bands beautifully repre-
ss;aatl1g sent flowers ant fruits, with rich Centre and
In consequence of the advanced stage OF the sea-
son, we have determined to run off any of the above
gooas a. }ast about the first cost and at prices
where. ~ N O
All goods sold to go to distance will be carefully
cost.
je ls-1oteo CLA6ETT DoDsON.
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A.kUsTIN SMITH, Trustees
Ie IL 6taw&ds J. c. Moe UIRE a. CO Aucs
Late U. 8. Marshal for District Columbia

MARsHAL'S sALE.-ln virtue ofa writ OF
the Circuit Court of ths District of Columbia for
the county of Washington, and to me directed, /
VIII expose to pub sal for cash, In font of the
court mouse door OF said county, on SATUR DAY,
TIE 28t day of July next. 1862 at I2 O'Clock M the
Following propeIt~ to wit: All dsfenda-ts right
ute, aim, aGd lat srest, in and = ar.au build
ing erected on Lot No. SIX (6D in Square No nine
hundred ind forty nlns (949D as laid down in the
pat OF the CITY of Washington. seized and levied
rpon as the property Of Abel Griggs. and wall re
sold to satisfy judicials No. 266, to October term
1856. In favor Of John Purdy.
]. ID. HOOVER.
Late U. S Marshal for the District OF Columbia
10 d dts
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NAvAL.-The sloop-of-war Macedonian, late of
the Mediterranean feet, being now over 2s DAYS
at sea, from Gibraltar, Is nearly due at Ports
mouth, N. H. The Macedonian has been 25
months in commission, during which time she
has touched at all the navigable sea ports in
Southern Europe, and been expressly employed
In looking after the interests Of American citizens
in that part of the world She is first class sloop
of-war, carries % guns, l2 officers, and 300 men;
she was built at Norfolk, Va, "a years ago, and
some OF the timbers of the Macedonian are in her
hull. She accompanied the Jamestown on the
mission (of mercy to Ireland, and has since made
a cruise in the East Indies
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II The newly invented rifle cannon. which
Is now being tried at Watch Rill, Conn. has
Deen Tired six times. The target (which is a
board fence 20 feet long and 10 feet high) is six
miles distant. The worst shot that has been made
came within six feet of the center of the target
The cannon was invented by Gen James Of
hnoae Island 1t uses but twelve pounds of
Star. ~
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE
II AND LoT AT AUCTION on NINTH ST. WEST
BY virtue OF deed Of trust from Geo. n Gates and
wife, duly recorded 20 the subscriber will Sc !, n
MONDAY, tha 18th dav of July next, 1851, at s
O'Clock m, part of Lot 8, square S9f being and
lying In the city of Washington, commencing for
the same at the southwest corner of Lot No. 5.
aforesaid a. running north on the line of Ninth
street west q feet. thence east 90 feet inches,
thence south Is eet, thence west 81 feet inches to
tne pa:s oI beginning being said part Of Lot front
Ing on the east side OF said Ninth street. and lying
between p and q streets north, with the Improy e.
ments thereon, consisting OF q two story Frame
House with back building.
Terms: Dne-third cash; balance in and u
months, purchaser TO give notes bearing interest
from the day OF sale. a deed given ana 8 deed OF
trust taken. All conyeyancIng at the COST of the
purchaser.
Ii the terms Of sale not complied with within
three days from the day of sale the reserves
the night to resell the property FIVE dsv s. public
no IN the Evening Star, at the risk and cost OF
the dsfaulting p urchaser
JAMES w. COOMBS, Trustee.
JoN-eots A. GREEN. Auct
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M SALT WATER BATHING.

NIARSHALL'S PAVILION. (MoOre's Land
lngDWlil be open for the REQ ption of visi- A
tors on the 18Th of June. ThIs delightful NA0
resort for those seeking health and pleas lE.Ha IL
nre, is unexoeIed by any place Of the kind on the
Potomac river IL ls situated alb ut one bundr red
niles from Washington immediately 90 ihe
totom-c, and In full view of 'he Ch4sapa axe fsy
and famous for fine Oysters, Soft Crabs Sheephead
and other Fish. and easily accessible b. tins steam
boats plying between Washington, Baltimore ano,
Norfolk. The updersIgned has made addliiSuaT
Improvements IN is Bath Houses and many other
improvements TO the comfort and ENJOYMENT of hIs
guests. The Bathing csnnot be surpassed. Splen-
dld hngll aud pentv If Fishing and Sailing Boats
Tree OF charge. He has spared no expense IL pro
vding good CotilloH Band in laying In hls stock
OF choice Wines, ,Segars, &c. and for Ihnss
VINO WISH 20 AVOID extreme fashlod and 70 seek a
retired ace where they can mske themselves at
nome, there ls not more pleasant place IN the Uni
ted states. The proprietor ple3ges himself that
nothing shall be left nndone his part [, rend-r
them 30. Terms for board: 50 pcr day, for lets
than week; Tor longer time, = I.25 per ay; $50
per month";. Persons wishing TO address the BRO
pnetor VII direct TO Leonardtown, 81. Mar,'s
county, Nd.
je s-2m r. ]. MARSHALL, Proprietor.
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CLOTHING. &c.
lRE CHEAPEST SPRING CLOTHING,
THE BEST SUMMER CLOTHING

GHE CHEAPEST SPRING CLOTHING,
THE BEST SUMMER CLOTHING.
Can only be found ~
WIESENFELD a CO.'S,
OdeoH Hall C7oshtss Roo,Gs
Splendid Spring Rsglsns with Capes,
Splendid Spring tBvercOats for a few dollars,
At wIESENFELD A co.'s
Elegant Dress Suits, AZ 'owest rates,
AT WIEsENFELD a. co.'s
Beautiful Business suits, at tri6ing oott,
At WIbSENFELD n co.'s.
Business Suits for young men,
Buslness suits for middle ages
Business sults for al age,
At WlESENFELD A. co.'s.
DreEs Suits for weddings.
Dress salts for rartlee,
Dress Suits for best wear,
At wiESENFELD a co.'s.
Coats by the thousand,
Pauts by the thousand.
Vests by the thousand.
At WIESENFELD a. co.'s.
Boys clothing for the YOUNGEST.
Boys clothing for a sizes,
Boys clothing for lager boys,
twIEsENFELD 4 cos
Cheaper than the cheapest
Finer than the finest,
Better than the best.
Aret garments
At WIbsENFELD a co.'s.
Save your money. as
A Very few dollars
Will give you splendid outfit for summer,
lfyou ucal
AT WIEsENFELD co.'s,
ap p7-Tu&Su Cor. Pa. av. aud ~ st.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CoMMES SRcdAL coLLEs
Opposite the Gs"eTa! Posi- ofsee, Washinsfon CIR.
Aunorian system of Pepmanship, Bookkeeping,
Mercantile Forms and Calcul atoms, Business Cor
IesP0rdence, BI'ls Of ExchsnEe, Current Bills,
liza Prepa story Class for Boys.
.iJ- Ladies will be instructed IN fine penmsn-
Rooms open from 8 m. to 10 p. m. For terms
apply az the Rooms.
WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
THURSDAY, Septenlber isth. Parents IntSSdins
% send thlr daug ters are requested % enter theiT
be more certain to secure desks Circulars NAV be
SddressIRg Mr.' ELIzA ". SMITH, PTinsipsi.
Box 1o2 Washington, ID. {. Je Is-eo2w'
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEw ARRANGEMENT.
This well known and popular Seminary, which
has been suocessf under the entire care Of Mrs
on the fTst Monday in September next, under the
united supervision and instruction of Mr. and Mrs.
fGliS IScated Union AcadsmE BHiIdins' For tattie-
uars. see circulars at all the Bookstores. ma2S-u
M MRS McCOR aICK's SCHOOL.
NlRs. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform her
friends and the public genera that rhe viii resume
the duties of her School on the lst Monday IN Sep
The course of study yursued will oompri.e al tie
branches requisite TO thorough English edncs-
In addition TO hst day scholars she ia desirour Of
sssd on q % s eho w be uSsef her sn
mediate oare and oversight
Que care Of pupils have been eonsIdsrsy increased
and othsTwise Improved. IhOse 20 We<hineton
heT rsRool may apply TO W. D. wslssh. Editor
the Star.
e. sn sns :. tS;a:r ss sss Z s
iV MT
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUEAcToRY,

SOUTHERN TRUNK hANUGaFss9ToEr; Gas GI
Opposite Odd FslIotes Hall, WasAiasIon, b. {.
Travellers will study their interests b. EXAMINING
my TRUNKS, NALICES go before pur Gvyvs
chasing eisewere As use none but the Nm
best material the market affords and employ @4Sk
the best wOrkRen, can confidently recommend my
work TO be superior in SfyensTk and Dr-dbflfy 20
Truuks that are made IN other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make 10 order lOu
one weeks HOucel every description Of SOLE
LEATHER, IRON FRAME FRENcR DRESS
and Wo0D BOf Th GNKSS ASHLAND ead
NESS SADDLES; WHIPS, &C., tc.
Trunks, 6c., Repaired and Covered, In q work
manlke manner, at short notice
Trunks delivered in any part of the city. George
de i5-iI JAMES s. ToPHAM.
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AUCTION SALES.
By J. C. McGUIREA co .uo,,ona.

by }. u. MoGU1RE d CO, Auctloneers.
RuSrEE's SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
\ kRAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF >KvKNTH
AND sTRKKTs.-By virtue of q decree of the Cir
s@9it @ Con Of The District Of GOlumbia, passed in
.wo causes In V hloh Statham. SmlthsOn a. Co., ard
and John F. Csan a6d oHes s dsfsnasnts the
Ss s.h 5s t9d 1S9
1oco, al oclos .. m, upon thu premises, Lot No.
ID. G., fronting 50 feet III inches on street north
anG % feet on Seventh street west.
northeast VI LoPs s situated on the
the 6eneral Post Office, and is of the We best
Dusluess Locations In the city of Washington. The
on street, including the drug store on the corner
OF Seventh, ard a two story bulliIng on Sew nth
GELS, according t. the improe '"'
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid IN cash, and the residue two equ. in
sLainlenis, IN SIX and twelve months from the day
of saie the deferred payments to bear interest, and
TO be seeured By the notes bonds of the purcha
approved by the Trustees should the terms Of
sale not be complied with within SIX DAYS after the
sell the property, at the risk and expense of the de
laGitlng purchaser, ater hve days notice. All
O0nSeSanoes at the o9ss 3NSf 9f TIE purchaser;
f:HGsTIfiiN SMITH Trustees
le lell-6taw&ds J. c. Moe SURE q CO ,Aucs.
MARS HAL SSALE-In virtue of writ of feTi
Circult Court of the District Of CoumbIs, for the
equity OF Washinston, and tn me directed / will
expo to pnec sale, Tor cash. in front of the court
2Sth day of July next, 1861 at O'Clock m the fol-
living property to wit: al defendants right, title
house erected Lot (8J and he south MI etse
ts feet four (4l inches On Lot nine, 9l in Ss Uare
in the city Of Wa h1nston d. seizsd and ie led
upon as the prop rt' Of Ju ius viedt, and Wi be
fGa @ iS sss yaI 81 fIods So 70 October term
Late U. 8. Marshal for District Columbia.
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Mt!GSyLAR STEAM PAcKET LINE BE-
TWEEN BALTIMORE AND SN-
HINGTON.-Leave Com EA4a4-N
meres st. wha-f, Baltimore, as fol sls'<z.
oEs:
DIAMOND STATE. every WEDNESDAY, at 6 u.
m. COLUMBIA, every SATURDAY, at .. m
Leave kilsy's Wharf at the foot Of ifth street
: CoLuasiaS, A. every "WEDNESDAY " MORNING.
ats. DIaMosp STArf, every FRIDAY, about 2 IN.
For freight, &C., apply TO =
T. TH0S w. RILEY, Agent, -
-.--' Riiey's Wharf, ct the foot d
m 6-T&T6m llth st., Washington
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(IREEN SPRING -
NJ PAVILION.
MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE.

MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE,
iva AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
This well known and fsvorite place ,f summer
resort is again open for the reception OLA. A
visitors un. er the management Of It's for yEMy
mer proprietor. ll.skf
It's situated on the top Of the Bius Rids m1n1
talhs Al RooKts sh Gap, % miles west of Richmond
Va; the virginia tentral Railroad passing under
the house through the ne kldge Tunnel. The el-
evSted situation, ,beaUvfu views mountain scenery
and the constant and refreshing hreezes, make ii
IN w eStern Virginia. There is also convenient
spring of pure ohaly beate water.
Visitors to the Mountain Top House will come
via Virginia Centra Railroad TO Alton Depot, near
the eastern portal of the Blue Ridge Tunnel, where
hack vii always be in attendance to convey lone
mie) to the mountain top. IL is a ways beat for
persons TO write several days beforehand.
Terms: S25 PER month; SO per week: 81 50 per
day. Servants (blaekD aFd children under u yea
OF age, haf price; for white servants little more
than half price will be charged
js colin r r LIpSCOMR
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A MRS. wINSEOW,
I'm Experienced Nurse and Female Phy,ioi.n
presents TO the attention of mothers. her
SO D 7 II | N G YRUP,


ssiss greatly facilitates the PI.esss Of shing ly s.s.
ing the gRms, rsdnens all nfammatisn-vilI sllay ALL
PAIN and spasmodie action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Ssp'nu upon II, msthsrs vi. give res. to ysurssvs, and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have and sold this ysars and
cAF IN CONFIDENCE AND UTH It, What va have
ns'n osfn aee 70 -------Tsa Of any oTHRR
nsucIne-NEFfh MRS. HAS 1T FAILKD,In
rrcr cusE, sE,wINsLOw,Sss sf.Scs sh,S lm,5 TO II .f-
v: in.. SOOTHING an in:tanc. Of d.
tauHacucn oy anyi one Who assd il. On
tns contrary, aHar. SfhUR, dshghtsd With its
ofthATioHsI in terms Of
highest communication Of its gical sfscts and medical
virtues. We speak in ;his matter ' WHAT wi DO KNOW
ansr ten years. sppsrisncs, PLgDsf ora RrpuT,.
rior FOB THE FULFILMkNT OF WHAT WE HERr DE.
CLARE Ia almost every lnstanes whsrs infant suffer
Ing from pam and sIhs uson, relief will be found in fss-
hlwsnty mIHutst after the syrGp 10 administered
This valuable preparation the Of sns ef Ia,
most RI ? IRIHrCRD and SHILFUL NURSES In N.v r..
land and has bssn used with .uCCfss n
THO USANDS OF CASES.
emily relieves the child from pain but TIA
energy to the vhsls system. II will almost rs,ys
GRIPINs IN THE BOWELS AND WIND collie,
and o'sreoms eon'ussn,, which, speedily r.n,di.d
ASDsuRrsTRrM. FOR In%'n y! = .ns wopIp p
10 all case, Of DYs- CHILDREN rNTEKY and pIIR
sr'.. fem .tainr TEETHING DEts IN. rh,th.5 II
eauss We would say every mother who has child .uf
fsrng from Of the fors going complsnts-Do NOT LET
YOUR rRrJUDIcEs NOR TIE PREJUDTCrs oTHERs
sURR-ys., AEsoLUTELv sURf-to follow use Of Ii
medicine, II tiTsly used Full directions for using villa
SHTpTng sHGn 1oiti$ None gsna'ns unless the "a ss
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, s tn, ssisids vrapps
sod by Drug gsts throu ghout the world
Principal Othes. No. 10 Cedar Street. ~ Y
Price nnly rs Cents Bette. ssu-dSvIr
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

II HAVE JUST RECEIVED NEW sUP
ply OF Gent 6Re Freuoh Calf skin Dress ~-SEn
Soots and GAIteIs, Patent leather snd n
Cloth Caters, Calf skin. Patent Leather
and Lasting Shoes. Also, an eltsnsives -
stock Of Bo 8 and Chidren's, ladies' and Misses
Boots and Shoes, al Of which an selling a. ex,
ceedingly low prices. J. g.ROSENTHAi..
$40 Seven street.
ma Is go s COOrs above ID street.
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RooTs AND saoEs, To SUR THB

We are now manufacturing al kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a-~
supply of eastern msds work % every de- WI
sor rptiO-, made expressly 20 orde-, and willH "
be sold at a much lower prloe than hiss been -.
heretofore charged In tins oIty for muoh inferior
articles.
Persons in want of Roots and Shoes of eastern or
city made work, viii always find good assortment
in store and at the lowest price. Give us oall.
GRIFFIN BRO,
aps-r 314 Pennsylvtnia avenue.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS.


GREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.
This long establls shed watering place vas opened
May. "0
many new and important arrangements i..5f
nave been made since last season in this = -
tablishment. and no efforts will be spared 10 make
the guests comfortable.
Persons can reach these SPRINGS by he Oran9e
and Alexandria Railroad from washington: by the
Virginia Central Railroad from Richmond: or Nv
South and Southwest via Lynchburr and Cha
lotteSvl!le, with ONLY 81 miles stage travel.
J. HUMPHREYS,
GeneTal Superintendent. je I2-dtJuly Is
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The favorite resort for
those who appreciate
Grand Scens.y, Pure
Mountain Air, Ilvigors~
tiug Baths, Large and
Well Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and q Good
Table.
For particulars send
for Circular.
OWENS, CIENDEN-
IN n VISSCHER,
Carlisle SprtngS, Pa.
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DINEY POINT PAVILION WILL OPEN
l. fIr the reception of visitors on the A 4
18th OF June. In consequences of nv ah- va
sence for several months, Mrs. Dix vii lE.k4
take charge OF the management of the Paw -Iol. q
81; board per month SS8
je Is eolmt w. w DIX pron-iatort
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N VI Us nat VI ulVG
say OF any 9th HI
HAS 1T FAILRD,Ir
STANCE TO KF-
whsn timely pssd
an instances Of dis
one Who ussd il. On
delighted With its
speak in tsrms Of
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E'OR SALE-A small FARM of acres situated
= at the Little Falls, having a comfortabie dwell
inEI house corn house stables, &e; vel, fenced
acres in cultivation the ba ance in handsome wood
and II is peculiarly de5rsbe as q country resi-
y Situated Excellent nt shd aHP hu0pG GfnSH 1n.GiIe
Little Fslls de 7-9awtf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-15
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new Supply Of Fresh Family Groceries has been
received at the Store Of John Derby, consisting Of
overy article ia this line that Is required for family
usc--groat pains have been taken in selecting such
goods preferred by the best of house keepers
for pnroncss excellence Of flavor and beauty OF an.
pearuncet will not be necessary No say more than this
Please call and examine my Sugars ColIccs, Teas
Spices, Nc, aud Judge for yourselves
LuMBERMEN'S AND SHIPS STORES
arc 10 BIO had here In tho gTatcst abundance and
aricty--nnd Il Is also confidently added, ut lower
riccs than elsewhere ] would take this opportuni
~ 20 express my gratitude for the large patronage
which have received, and hopo that an intelligent
public already appreciate the benefit they have re-
cci'cd by The greatly roducct prices at which my
goods have been sold compared with former ono, i'm
l"sed On them JOHN DERBY