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IN PULLTAM A BETrs. Acc

nJEGROEs.-TIns DAY, 10 O'clock sf be soS 90 Ne
~ gre consisting Of Men, Boys and G;s aud Women and OIL
cren. DICKINSON, ILL co.,
de22-d{n Auctoneen.
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Union FAIR.

at aie Agricultural ard the Central Agricultural Societies
= 81 bold cT Pair Cor hs present the grounts 81
Nel al ssy, commencing MONDAY, hc fzd Of October
a. -9aiilsilg a. days.
JOHN r EDMUNDS
Prssldrrt Virrlnls STATE A-rculiurx' society.
JAMS LYONS,
PrsEisnt Va ce1tral ATriruitursl soSisty.
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BROAD ROCK, VIRGINIA,
SPRING RACES!

5 IL y G IL A u Els!
WILL COMMENCE
TUESDAY, MAY lsT 1880, AND CONTINUE -FOUR DAYS.
hurst DAY-TUEDAY May lst-sweep- ~
Il stake FOR three year old colts and A. AZ NSSA
Lies, the produce Of mares that had not .$RsHa%Nr
mile heats; $500 $3.50 forfeit four or 70 an closed
lst August with tx subscribers.
list Gen T. J. sEeen Ma Tobacco Fly by Eye
her dam Fire Fly by impor ed PTam.
I'd y Hall names eh BY Revenue her dam Fanny Fern
3D. R. Aston eh by Highlander his dam Kitty Pur-
i,h Jas BarEy br. Chance by Eutav SHARK hs
dam Arcadia
Sun David Mcdaniel names oh by Second Boston, her dam
Oh Calvin Green CHI by erf EdmOndsOn her dam by
Race to come Oh | O'Clock Gate fee 90 cents
nayl-ii CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor
EOR PbIL8DELPHIA.-Th A No 4cFS.s,
loading, will sail THURSDAY May 3D. at O'Clock p 81
Passage reduced TO 500, meals included.
EDGAR P. Sites, Aching Agent,
freight delivered through at lower rates than by any 9th
er line
EOR LIVERPOOL.-TheA Al Barque DEPAsCHE, Car.
l. Hartman about $50 hhds capacity will load for the owe
aai-5t - g ''''' - "'''"' 'f B4 v cuasIk
HOLLINS INSTITUTF.-The next session Of tlIs In
suts for Young Ladies, will open OF June and
continue to The sh Of April lsGl- Ten months
The Boad Of Instruction and Government consists o six aent
aud three ladies' and the instruction EMBRACES
Modern Languages Mshemstes Natural Sciences Mental and
Moral Science HoEy and AS Ornamental are Also
taught
The Accommodations ample aud elegant and he extensive
grounds around the buildings beautiful ana attractive, inviting
out door errce and sordng the finest Opportunities Tor IT,
Holding the entire "oetOut Springs" property whose edIel
nal waters are widely and vora6y known, and enjoying
hghfd summer climate this choo opens season In TIE summer
and thus double edyautage-the lighter sud
OF the earlier part Of the thrown midsummtr
the pupils engaged a. aeir difficult at,
during the winter An experience OF years ,
strsed th- see fence aud utility Of this arrangement
Fos board and tnito9, IN al Literary AyrEo1es, pers
sion Of ten months ..................... ,,so NJ
MAsc aud use Of Instrument ''''' ~ W
Painting from 10 10 slO |''''' ~ "
Payments half In advance and half at the Gle AZ Of the
p g This Ihstuton nine hours ride fro pS.heS @
iSelve o@ Wesngton Daily eommunca ion with The soui
MesteTn States Pupils will be at BOns ~ n, ~ SON
: - N'''u'' SP'''e'' -''1NA''NO' IA. mayl- -clm
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b PULLIAM BErra, Aueis.
TX HECHOES.-we will sell THIS Morning, At 10 O'Clock
= - Is Likely Negroes. PULLIAH BErrs, Auots.
Prhukltu 6.reea
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BY HECTOR DAVIS. Aue,
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MAYORS OF THE GREAT CITIES.

We the MAYO, hereby certify that the Druggists,
Apo,hecaes and Physicians Of our es have signed
document Of assurance that the Remedies Of Dr. Arm
Co. of Lowell ssAHsArARI PIs Aorr cuRE and ouEs
Ar have found TO be great excellence
and worthy the confidence Of the community.
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fIh1LL1H 0A THEO ROBERTSON SONS.
Il o"V No. 65 Main st.
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tNuH HrNT-Oue Tenement north side Basin Bank ID
il Joining the ONCE Of Messrs. Gooch Echob Apply 70
oc8-dts WARWICK n BAkhsDALk
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B. w. REED, Trustee.
ma I7-d j. c. Mc6 UIRE a Co. Auets
By A. GREEN, Auononeer


HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITITR +
II AT AucrIoN.-On FRIDAY, the lat dsy OF
June, shall sci at the residences of a gent eIna n
declining housekeeping, No. So Missouri ayenue
o.twee "a and 9Th streets, 1T 10 O'Clock a. m, .
sIoellent assortment of Furniture, VIZ: ~"
tlne Walnut Damask covered Parlor Set, consist
2Large sofas, Large Castor, and Parlor Chairs
Fine Rosewood Dressing Bureau and Mshosnny
Wardrobe, ~ Ve"H'
Fine Marble top Centre and Extension Dining
Fine Marble top Wash Closet and Teaster Bed
stead, -.-- '0' D0u
Pine Mahogany Sideboard and Refrigerator,
Three-ply and other Carpets, OIlcloth, aad Matt
ing, ~
Window Shades and Venetian Blinds.
FINE C0lored Engraving and Pictures, Gas Chan
deliers, 49, ~
China, Glass and Crocksry ware
Plated Coffee Set, Chahng Dishes
With many other articles which we deem nm
necessary to enumerate
Terms; All sums under S25 cash; over S25 a
credit OF 50 80 days, for nOtes satisfactorily en-
dorsed. bearing interest.
ma rs A. GREEN Auot.
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cttement having been created by the apparation
ior successive evenings Las week o white fguIe e
IN 81 AIMS burying ground, In Fulton street,
Droonlyn, PoIceman Bennett Of the first precinct,
O'Clock the spectral individual made his appear-
ancs, and was promptly arrested. He proved 10
be Well known resident Of Washington Place.
DETERMINATION -"The longer I liye.p saws
SIT Buxton, .the more am certain tbat The
Dpwerful and great and ignfcant-is
iay neiele determination, purpose once "a on
and taen death or victory. That quality viii, A.,
hing that cen fe done IN the wtrli; and no
x, alsnn, 40 circumstances, no opportunities, will
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physioian
presents to the attention of mothers, her
+ 5 D D I h ING SYRUP,

"A ~ " ~ Il ~ "
For Children Teething, "a
WAsh greatly eilistss the Pr.es Of tsshns BY sssssa.
ng ths grni, reducing all fnfamms msnso-vli slsy ALL
rAis ana sPasmcdie aotisn, and 10 '-..'
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Dspsho upon it, methsrs will give rest TO ysrrssyss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have put up and sold this ten ysar, and
can say IN coNFIDHNcR AND TRUTH Of it, What have
nsNH ossn eots tof--------------Iss to Of oTHRR
Meoicne-NNEhI MRS, HAS 1T FAILED, IN
rrcr cupE, wINsLOw,s .Sc5 sb.S i'n.5. TO ,!.s .s-
ad v. 81 fns. SOOTHING in,anc. dis
.ausacuon oy any lont who used il. On
.ns M contrary sins sfhUP, delighted With its
high,.t communication Of its magical .9sct. and medical
vlrtusa We speak IN shis matter " What DO Know
after ten years. sxpsrsncs AND PLEDeE oUR RIpUTI.
rioN FoR rHf FULFrLuENT OF WHAT WE HIRK DI n.
lag from and relief be found IN an,
Or twsnty minutes sftsr the syrup 10 adninistsrsd
Ths vauabls preparation the prescription Of the
most ErPERIErcED and sHILFUL NURsRs in N,v Tnr-
hnd, ana has bstn used with rEvERFAILIHe IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
net sny rssrss the child from pain but IN
stomach and bowels, acidty Rivss toos and
snsrgy to the whole sJstsm will Tsisys
GRIPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND Collie
ma c99,uII,n, vhlch not speedily Ism.disd
AND susrsTRrm FOR S.ns,s snv ~ 4 The na snsI
N all case. Of DYs- CHILDREN rsTraY and DIIR
arse. from IN I. .isibr TEETHING ohss. .h.h.5 il
esuss We would to every mothsr who a child
fsring from Of the fore going eompain-Do NOT LRI
YOUR rRfJuDIcEs, soR THEfREJuDIcEs Oh OTHERS,
sURk-yes, ABsoLUTELT sURE-to follow the use Of N
sdlchs, timely used. Full directors for usng will
STRPss sa1s SS: Non. sn... II.
Sod BY DrIggists lhrou ghout the world.
Principal ORes. No. 10 Csdar strssINY.
fries only rs Csnts psr Bottle. % sII-dkviy
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL,

@ - PHILADFLPHIA,
CORNER CHysINCT AND NINTH STs
- tpened IN FSbrEary, 1850
This magnihc eStabi shment now in success
inl operation, Is unlversally conceded to A
be IL Al respects THE MOST COM-vA&
pddETIE IA III HOTEL IN THE " oRLD, G.3l
all us departments which cannot fail 70 make N the
popular headquarters far pleasure tourists from the
south and West, during the early Summer and the
Autumn Accommodations offered for nearly
LUZ guests htted and furnished with every modern
Improvement which experience could suggest for
cOnlioTt and convenience, while a rsrficaf yalL,rav
is 70 be Introduced TO convey parties hy steam in
commodloqs car TO the upper floors thus securing
tne Purer air and quiet Of the higher rooms trifho
he Jdftgue Of ASCENDING stairs.
hnother novel Improvement has been effected by
which powerful fan wheel lOpeTated by steani)
FORCES current OF fresh air through the public
rooms and corridors, cooling and VentilatIng the
house IN superior manner =
Ihe interior arrangements and furnishing have
6een completed under tho personal supervision Of
faTan stevens, the Lessee, under whose manage -
inent the well known success of the Revere iO1se
ana fremont House in Boston, the Battle House
ana Polnt Clear Hotel IN Mobile, A a., and the
Filth Avenue IN New York has been established,
ana no EFFORTS or expense will be spared 10 render
the continental the most attractive Travelers'
Home m the Union. j. f. STEVENS q CO., r
mt lo-<W PrOprletOrS,
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HOTELS, &c.
HY6EIA HOTEL,

HYGElA HOTEL,
n OH PoTSr COMFORT, VA.
ted In full view of Hampton Roads and a A
ChessPeake Bay, and 40 Ihe first military vEyAe
posi- OF the nlted states, Fort Monro y lks IL II
first of June. ~A Sno
Besides the attractions Of the military establish
many iuxures Of the salt water resion the Bath Al
0io folnt Comfort Is peculiarly curative For
properties ~ this regard the pretors are owed
10 mske reference 10 NJ RS DR.. Linn, let Of the
ana his LADY,, Va 81
spacious new building and suudry improve
ments aaa largely TO the accommodations and com
forts OF the approaching season.
Ihe management OF the Hotel and al hu, mess
matters connected with 10 ere under the exc osye
charge Of the senior partner, Mr.. Willard,
JOS. SEGAR.
q. g. WILLARD.
ua A-lm Prourfetors
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GsorgstotrH, ID. c.
MINE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
THE hlsHTs OF GEoRGETowS AT PUBLIC
AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON 5th
June, at O'Clock, will sell, in front of the prem
ises, that beautiful and valuable property, owned
oy ana Ia the present occupanc' of Col b. 3. Rob
ard which has been subdi .ded into nine iots; two
iroHting on street, opposite the property OF
MIS- John Robinson, with a frontage combined of
Isl feet and running hack 5) feet and 24a feet on an
average, more or less. The other seven lots front
Frederick street. -.s
This sale will offer fine oppor unity for a profit
able Investment or to secure building lots on the
flights, the most beautiful part for private resi-
bia. - ~
4 plat Of the subdivisions may be seen at the
once OF the undeIsgned ia Georgetown, or at the
TerEs very liberal one fourth Dash; the balance
IN 2and years, bearing interest, and secured by
deed 81 trust on the premises. All cOnveJaDcipg
at the eX pense of the purchasers
ina l-dts BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auots
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

UALUABIEm q BIiIIiffNN HIimIIEffN; M; ;A9e.lSaeeI. po,,D
tASS.1IIr L,o bot ON tOUK
tRIpAY, she lst of June shsl sell in front OF the
part of Lot No Al. In Square No. 49s beving S1s =
front IN ali 81 feet on FOut and a half street run
Elng back TO a wide alley, between II and streets
south his property s in the most impTo ylng "a n
OF the Island, and the sale Will be we'll WORTH the
attention oi persons wishing TO make a good in
Terms One fourth cash balance in 6. I2 and Is
mouths for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and q deed of trust taken Title in
dlsputable. "
ma 25-td GREEN Ar,
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Melville Badger, Of same place-For improve
ment in grist mills. -.
James p Enicott, Of Washington, %. C.: az.
Signor 70 Pheian q Collender, Of New York city,
For improved chalk holder for billiard tables
StePhen w Brown, of Syracuse, N Y =, assignor
70 himself and Joel McComber of watertown,
NifEpS, a,S.Pn printers, q. composing stick. :
Si9son, OF worcester, Mass, assgnor to
nlmseiir John Boyden, Joseph Hale, and Sam
uei Fisk, Of same place.-For improvement in
revolving fire-arm
Adolphus Liebenroth, of New York, N. Y, as.
sgnor to himself and Ivan Won Auw, of same
George Mills, Of East Boston, Mass .assignor
70 Nathaniel Mckay, Of same place.-For i'm
piGCsPsas PnasamP an PopF o9 F;og. p, ,s.,oro,
self and Schieflin, of same place-For i'm
provement in corn-shellers.
Isaac Beckhow, of Brooklyn, N. Y, assignor
20 Jonn Grlmth, OF same place.-For improve
Mark Richardson, Of PHILADELPHIA, Pa, as
signor to himself, Thomas Cort, and n. Rowbo-
tnam; OF same place.-For improved washing
David II. Smith, of Springfield. Vt, assipnor
70 hlmsen h Z. h. Mason, and A c. Mason of same
place For improvement in hooks and ewes.
Joseph ). vaughan, Of Alexandria, Va, as
signor to himself, and =. r. Vaughan, of same
place.-for improvement In car-coupling
Samuel Wells, OF Elmore, o assfynor to
Eliab Karr, and Erastus Rowland of Elmore
aforesaid, and Edward F. Dickinson, of Ere.
moving buildings.
Reissues. The Wilson Manufacturing Com
Pany, Of New York, n. Y, assignees (throug h
mesne assistances) of John P Wilson, Of Frank
Tort, y. y, and John F. Thomas, Of Ilion,
I-For improvement in burglars alarm
Lewis White, Of Hartford, Conn assignor TO
. :. Putnam Co, of Roxbury, Mass.-For i'm:
provement in curtain fixtures
Cornelius r. Brinckerhoff, of Batavia, N. Y
For Improvement In harvester
ErtenSton.-Alfred Stillman, late Of New
York, Ny .,(Elizabeth Harris s,administratrix) -
For improvement in sugar pans.
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TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
THE NATIONAL FERTILIZER.
Mdnnfaetkred SpeefaLlu for Tnhnccn

This soluble Manure, by aboundipe in Phosnba,s.
and Alkaiss, is being extensively nsed by t,bacco
growers In virginia, and Is pre- eminently valuable
:, The National Fertilizer, manufactured of SINH
and ~ etbsT Dst Gi 9ne5en PIoPorons for 1oIn
etabes, as well as for Grasses, 30, 30
0s,eTs should specify whether for Tobacco or for
the manure will be sent whIoh shty adapted TO
The constituents are wholly American in o,,rin.
and are known TO be vital essentials for soil and
TIE great drainage Of currency from the United
years past has it is believed. done much TO inju
The increased demand for Feriiasr pSodaeed s
N N our own e3untry, and made applicable ~ change
~, :, Cash PkIcE-sso PER TON.
point Of economy the National Fertilizer Is fc6
per cent che apeI thar the suanoes hitherto so pop
uIaI ana lts dlsung ushing merit, besides he ne an
INSTANT stlmulant TO vegetation, is its psrmanercy
oi T vgor imt s.ted TO ground It's msnufact red on
procurement OF and resdy shiement eoa
Els Agencies in all ports of entry and at avails-
Fsrmers and Planters are res psotfully solicited to
Success insured where l beral and light applos-
QUANTITY per acre from 500 to 500 pounds. accord
NATIONAL FERTILIzER COMPANY,
p. For sale bv Nessr''ns, Ee'e Y9,ks
8 sss5s Assn. fPi sWhahGm2aoH W.shinltoaao y
SEcoND-HfhfNYp ffY JaRfsFItSsaAaN JBHHssFts AND THREE
# iss +. q gRTs nus,
o ~ IN the latter now Tor sale. They will he sold
on IN Iots 10 SUIT purchasers at ruinous loss for
cash only. They are but little used and in very
good order, and the style and quality the very hest
NOSE y In want Of great bargain in good Carpet
ma zs-eozw CLAGETT DopsoN.
16 FRESH ARRIVAL.
III PiECES French Lise Thread CHINE
70 10 pieces Sfs{ Z E Pol5 HI Pr ~ skAUDE. 1T
IS RicessLa WSs At la,k cents, S..a5.
9sRGANpY and IACONET MUsLINs,
biack "a. Gh GGhSEnN.A!piNE ~. is " BERAGE, =
MARETZ and TAMARTINE,
SEa Srp VIZ W nVSEs, some very handsome, A : : =
epmpisss ffa iia. q ffwMfAPtSE WIPE ao82RssE o682RssEs
Black French Lace and Pusher MINTI .Es .rd
rQlNTS, received, and for sale At very reasonsbie
ma 25-tf TAYLOR HUTCHINSON.
A MOTHERS TRIALS, by the author Of .sMy
:, The West Indies and the Spanish Ma n. by An
th:ny Trollope,, author of.'The Bertrsms - 4 An
Just published and for eala BIZ - *tH
PHILIP & SOLOMON -
metropolitan Bookstore, $50 Pa Az
sole agents for Laurence,s Stationery, 40. ma q
Bur- holLANps' FOR SHADES e.
~ fah Il sssortIsP. GO of all the different widths on
ma 2s-st 323 Pa avenue, seuth nds. 3
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EDUCATIONAL.

COM M RCIAL COLLIE EGE,
~ No. 47S SEVENTH ST.,
OFPoSite the General Post Offce, W1shington City
Arnorian System of Penmanship, Bookkeeping
Mercantile Forms and Caie u atoms Business Cor-
IeqpoEdenoe, Bills of Exchan. e. Current Bills
C9mmlsslon Sales, Gran mar and Arithmetic.
III "A Preparatory Glass for Bows,
~ Ladies Will be instructed in fac penman-
Rooms open from a m. to 10 p m. For terms
ina ma 2s-s@ . WIN. w. YOUNG co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
This well known and popular Seminary, which
IL. Richards for more than ten years will be opened
on tAe first Monday in September next under the
united supervision and instruction of Mr. and Mrs
II. RCHARDS In the well arranged and delight
fully located Union Academy Building. For rartio-
uars. see circulars at all the Bookstores. ma2-tf
NJ MRS. McCOR rICK'S SCHOOL.
NiRS. MCCORMICK desires 10 inform he
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the duties OF her School on the LIST Monday In Sep
tcmbeT next.
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
branches requisite to thorough English educs-
ton.
In addition to her day scholars she is desirous OF
receiving into her family 8 few pupils as boarders
aged from 10 to ears, who viii be under her I'm
Her arTang ements for the accommodation ard
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in WASHINGTON
desiring particular information with reference 10
her school may apply to w. ID. Wallach, Editor o
the Star.
For terms aad further particulars ae,ly at he,
jr 2I-n
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BUSINESS OPPOSED TO AFFECrIoy-A RA.
IIoNAL PLEA FOR WoNEy.-A writer in tho
New Orleans Delta makes these very sensible
remarks: Why do we blame women for being
frail and fckle when the real fault lies with
ourselves! We have always a plea for the ab-
sence from home-alwsys an excuse for the Iate
return, the neglected favor, the forgotten prom.
lse. Business, business is our watchward and
constant cry-no time for wife, or hsme. or
BARNS What is divorce but the ghost of bus
ness IL crawls along the deserted halls of af-
lection, lays Its cold hand on the heart fires il
distracted gaze far away from home-feels with
us shiny fingers for those tender rheart-strings-
lays hold Of them-breaks them. Man and wife
are put aSunder-busness stands between and
parts them. They grieve, they are angered
they are divorced Woman has faults enough
heaven knows my grumbling self acknowledg yes
1t readily; still, | would be their defender in
some things We can work to live, but il is
not necessary that We should live to work.
moreover, many pastime comes under that
nydra-nanded monster yclept business which
has no right to be there have many married
acquaintanees. often see them linger at the
once long after business hours, chatting with
some pleasant dropper-in, or whiting away at
the silent cigar. The tea-table is perbsps
waiting at home-the wife perhaps watching
at the door. The tardy loiterer comes at last
declaring he was unavoidably detained by bus
mess II the wife grows jealous of this bug
oear Wnlch Keeps her husband from her all Law
long, and sends him home at night so fatigued
he can not sit up to chat, what has he 10 saw 10
her but that man with family is forced to
work, and be he lawyer, doctor, editor.
preacher, scavenger, or bricklsyer, the cry
Is forever the same. Some wives wear an
spologetic look always on their face in the
presence OF their husbands, as though they
fsin would say, " / am sorry to be such a
burden to you; sorry that you are so unfortu-
nate as to have wife and little ones I hope
you will excuse US, we would not be here if we
could help it" And no doubt the poor woman
means it-no doubt she dreams sometimes of
the deep, cold river, which wrap their waves
around aching hearts and say, peace, be
still" No doubt when Sunday comes she for.
gets to join in that part Of the litany which
prays for deliverance from sudden death, and
she learns 10 look at her little children pity
ingly; and to whisper mournfully, as she bends
ABOVE them in their cradle, ''how little you
life is. ,, I = =
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AUCTION SALES.
By BARNARDA RncKFy. G.e--....

BY BARNARD BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
Il W BRlCK HOUSES AT PUBLIC SALE
" MONDAY, the 4th day Of June al Eve
SSioos p ?. m we will sell front Of the premises
OsIns tne west part Of Lot No I97 situated on the
SCUM sioe OF West street, in Georgetown, two snb
sh wo-story Brick Houses and the lots on
hine oios The same width to the depth of 21 feet
oeIon<Ing 70 the estate of the late William Waters
Tltle lpdlsPutabls. Terms al sale.
ms e-a BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
Ny c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
IkUSFbE'S SALE OF SMALL HOUSE
\ AND LoT-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON Inns
a5d, a. 0soGs on the PIeml by yirtns Of deed
OF uns Gated October 10th, l259 and duly recoTdsd
In Ll3er a; S., No. ls7 ct seq, one of the ana
IecoiuS Ioi w sshlngton county D. c.. shall sell
Lot NUMBERED one, in Redfsrn's subdiyisIon of
roered three hundred and thirty -eig ht
Iroht Z0feet on north street, at the oorne9 of
Ienth street vest, and running back s0 feat 10 an
a,leJ, together with the improvements oonsistinZ
rooms - ,iAAns
Terms: 8 l25 in cash; the residue in monthly nav,
menfs of S25 with interest secured by a deaan ~
trus on the premises. ~ Vi
y. w. REED, Trustee
ma I'D J. C. MoG UIRE a Co Ancts.
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POINT

POINT LOOKOUT
n n r. UndersIgned, long and well known 10 the
uavelinS pubic as proprietor of the CITY A A
Hotel, Alexandria, Va, and the United vEAv
states Hotel In WASH, gton oity. has ls.Ht i
leased Tor term of years the magnihcsnt %, ~ q
PavlDon a d the numerous cottages connected with
II, recently erected at Point Lookout the point Of
lnDe6op OF the Potomac with Chesapeake Bav and
having furnished them in sty le eq ua 20 thst OF
any other watering place in the United States viii
open the establishment the 18th day Of June ne n
ior the reception OF viEtors, his arrangements be-
lLg su fhclent for the comfortable accommod alton
of at least $50 guests.
Point Lookout. besides being dessrvsdIy the most
famous place In all America for fine Oysters Hog
ftsh, Soit Crabs. eePhs ad, Mackerel, and al
nther sat- water luxnrles possesses finer faoilites
ior sun Bathlng than even Cape May, while the
oack .e country Immediately adjoining it-including
the Drives, Partridge and Woodoock Shootine
&c, 6e--oher Advantages together, superior Of
dnose n any other watering place this cont snt
Inc WateI Views from the pasilli ion and from ali
Lne cnttages are extensive. varied, and charming
The health OF the point Is unexesed by that Of
nountaln regions and the aooess 10 il by steamers
from Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk, and Rich
mond, Will probably be daily to and from each OF
thos@ cities. He has spared no expense in provId-
ing a hDe Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boets
&c for hlre or IN stocking has cellars with the best
wines. Liquors, DO In short, his patrons will
hnd al their command every luxury and comfort
obtalnabie az any other American watering place
HIS terms for boaid BY the day. week, or month
lor individuals or families. will be reasonable.
ma % ot1air LOGAN q. SMITH.