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Social and Domestic Lif. of wiv.. in japan.

Social and Domestic Life of Wives I'm Ja
The Japanese women are subjected to NO
jealous seclusion, but hold fair station in So
ciety, and share all the innocent recreatiops of
their fathers and husbands Death would be
the consequence of detection in a fsgrant vio-
iation Of confidence. The japanese ladies are
generally lively and agreeable companions,
and the ease and eloquence of their manners
have been highly extolled. But still, during
their whole lives they are kept in q state of
tutelage; that is, of complete dependence upon
their husbands, sons. and other relatives
They have no legal rights, and their evidence
is not admitted in a court of Justice. The ia
panese husband, under all circumstances, is
obliged to support his reputed wife, according
to his station, unless he can produce grounds
tor divorce satisfactory to the tribunal. But
under no circumstances can a wife demand to
be separated from her husband. At home, the
wife is mistress of the family; but in other
respects she is treated rather as toy for her
husbands amusement, than as the rational,
confidential partner of his life She is expected
to please him by her accomplishments, to cheer
him with her lively conversation, but never
suffered to share his more serious thoughts, or
to relieve his cares. Ignorant of his business
affairs, she must not presume to question him
In relation to them. That would be unpardon.
able presumption.
RELIGION OF JAPAN.
OHo VI tno HosI interesting features of the
japanese is their religion. 1t is based entirely
upon belief In gods and goddesses, who they
believe have existed from eternity, and will
continue to exist forever With one soyer
eighty they claimed that it reigned, instead of
myriads, about 250,00 years, and was followed
by four other gods, who reigned over 900, 900
years. The principal duties enjoined are: LIST,
preservation of FIRE. as the emblem of purity
and instrument of purifcation; ID, purity of
soul, heart. and body, the former to be OBJ
served by obedience to the dictates of reason
and the law, in the latter by abstinence from
whatever defles; Sd, observance of festival
days; 4th, pilgrimage; and 5th, the worship
OF the hGD.t, both in the temples and at home.
The impurities to be avoided are non -associa-
tion with the impure, or hearing obscene,
wicked, or brutal language, by eating of GER
tain meats, and by contact with blood and
death. Pilgrimage is the grand act of deyo-
ton, and there are two and twenty shrines
commanding such homage. The first and
most important of their religious systems is
Buddhism, the most widely diffused of ell false
creeds. In this connection il is unnecessary to
add that the great mass of the people most
heartily detest and abhor the principles of the
Christian religion.
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A.kUsTIN SMITH, Trustees
le l-6taw&ds J. c. Mc6UIRE 4 CO ,Auos.
By a: GREEN. Auctioneer.

- By a. TK KEEN, AuotiOneer,
INWO-STORY AND ATTIC FRAME HousE
L AND LoT AT THE CORNER OF FouR AND A-HALF
ANp SOUTH u SIS lsLAND, AT AUcTIoN.-Dn
THURSDAY, the 5th day of July, 1859 shall seli,
IN IIont OF the premises, at O'Clock p m. the fol
loglng named valuable property, viz:
a, far Lot No. 10, in sqeero No. 5se with
tne improvements, which consist of good two
sto1J ana attic Frame House, containing about q
rooms This property is situated at the corner of
four and a. hat and south streets.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in g. Il and IL
mohths, Tor notes airing interest from diy of sale
deed given and 8 deed of trust taken. All con
veyancing at the cost of the purchaser SiO of the
Purohase money to be paid when the property is
knocked of ShOud that amount not be paid DOVE
the property vii Oe then and there put up agai
the money. = t-'
III the whole terms are not complied with in FIVE
DAYS the property will he esold at The SIX and cost
Oh me detaultlng puIchaser, by advertising such
resale three times in the National IntelligeGceT
SARAH NJ. ANDERSON,
Deysee under the will of JOS. T. EVANS
ZaW&ds
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POINT LOOKOUT.

POINT LOOKOUT
\ h = UndArsIgned, long and well known TO the
Havehng public as proprietor of the City a
nOteI, hls1anqTIa. Va, and the United vEA0
states Hotel IN WashI gton oity, mas E.Hf Il
eased lor term of years the magnifcent bsy sI -s
raVllton q the numerous oottag ges connected with
%, recently erected at Point Lockout the point of
lunotlon OF the Potomac with Chesapeake Bay and
any other watering place in the United States W n
open the establishment on the 18th day Of June next
ior the reception of visitors, his arrangemepts be
OF at least $50 guests.
Point Lookout. besides being des srvedly the most
IamouS pisoe In all America for fine Oysters Hog
en-, Soit CTaas, eeph- ad, Mackerel, ana ali
nther sat water luxuTles Possesses finer facilities
LOT Surl Bathing than even Cape May, while the
nack oouhtTy Immediately adjoining it-including
the Drives, Partridge and Woodoock Shootina
&C, de.,-oHer advantages together, superior ef
srose 0l any otheT watering place on this
Inc w ater Views from the pavilion and from a :
hne cpttages are extenelve, varied, and CHARMING
Inc nealth OF the point is unexcelled by that or
monntain IONS. and the To il by steamers
from Baltimore, Washington, Norfo T. and Rich
Inond, wlll probably be daily 70 and from each of
thosH CITIES he has spared no ex peDse in proyld-
ing enne band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boats
&c lor nlre, or stocking his cellars with the begt
wines. Liquors, DC In short. his patrons will
hhc at thelr command every luxury and comfort
obtatnaDle At any other American watering plsce
his terms Tor boa d, by the day. week or month
lot lnaIvidgais or families. viii be reasonable.
uh % utJ uls LOGAN %. SMITH
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
AN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SOC T HING SYRUP.
RaY Childran T..shK--

which greatly facilitates the Prsssn Of shinr BY ssss-
ins ne gsns, rsdnctnG all infammausa-vil alfay
PAIN and spssmedie acusn, and 10
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Dspsna upon IL, mehsrs will give rest 70 ysusslyss and
hEBIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have Pu and sed article for over ten YEAR, and
sLf, IN coNfID1NcE AND TRUTH Of it, what have
nsoens-NVIR MRS. HAS 1T FAILED, IN
rrcT A cuRI, wINsLOw'Ss sb,s tm,I, 81
..;i,sse,,a ca .s 81 fn.. SOOTHING in.,.ne. die.
tns 70 contrary, ,aHarsl SfhUP, delighted with its
offRATfoNs, andL Ispsaf In tsrn. ~
highest communication Of its gical sfscts and m.des
virtues. We spsai in his matter WHAT VIZ Do INoWa
afsrtsn years sxpsrispcs, AND PLEDGE ouR RrpUTi.
rIoN FOR THH PULFIlMRrT OF WHAT VIZ HrRr IN.
CLARE Ia almost instanes vhsrs infant s
sftvshty minutes aftsr the syrup is administered.
This vauabit preparation the
nsst Err kRIErCRD and sKILFUL NURsFs In N,y Enr.
land, aRdh been ussd with suCc Rss h
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net sny relieves the child from PAIN tAs
stomach and bowss aedity and s,ss Tons and
energy 10 the whole II viii almost Instantly rssys
GRIPPING IN THE Bowels AND WIND collie,
and orsrcoms convusi.ns, which, speedily rsmsd.d
AND psuSIsTn.m FOR Ssn.ss Snx 81 4 The ns1 nh'1
10 all cas.s Of DYs- CHILDREN ENTIRY and pIIR
.ri... ,s@ ,...snr TEEThING 9shs from ,H:tA:s h
We would say every mother who has child ,uE
fsrng from Of the going eompl.nt-Do NOR LIr
toUs fREJUDIcfs, NoR THk kfaHJUDIcEs OF orHERs,
stand ostwssn child and the relief will BE-
sUkk-yss, AhsoLUTELr sURH-to follow uss Of Ii
msdeins, tirsy used Full dire sctioCs for using will
eomPany each 6oitls Eons gsnuns anlsss the ae-sms
CURTIS PERKINS, Nav York, s on the ostsids wraprs
eoId BY Drrggsts throug ghoHt the world. -
Principal once. No 10 Cedar Street, ~. 7.
Price snlv rs Cents Betns. selI-dAylr
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HYGEIA HOTEL,

IL OLD PoTNT COMFORT, VA.
This celebrated SeabOaTd Watering 4 sce loca-
ted In full view of Hampton Roads and 4
Chesapeake Bay, and st the first military NA0
post of the nlted states. Fort MonrosI lEIHl
vii oe ready for the reception Of visitors on de
Besides the attractions of the military establish
ment and the hne Bill Of Fare" prest nted in the
many Injuries OF the salt water reeion the Bath Al
Cd Point Comfort is peculiarly curative. For
rheumatism, II 10 almost a specific; and for its
properties In this regard the proPrietors are allowed
70 make references 10 Mrs Dr.. Linn, rtlIct of the
late senator LInn,1 and to the Secretary of War
and his lady. Vi "oi
spacious new building and sundry improve
ments add largely to the accommodations and com
forts of the approaching season.
The management Of the Hotel and all bu, iness
matters connected with IL are under the exolusIye
charge OF the junior partner, Mr.. Willard.
JOS. SEGaR.
e. @. WILLARD,
uld I'm PrOprietort
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BIS MCGUIRE q CO, Auctioneets.

BS y e; MCGUIRE q co, Auctioneers.
kSsfEE'S SALE OF THhEE SMALL
TEnPgsAEeE ,HALL.S5On WE6NEsDa9' AZ
i.ss iIEhbNO8M n lyme ;7th. q O'Clock, on the prem
and duly recorded in Liber ]. A. 8, No Isl, folIos
IL, Us ia, and lis, one of the land records for
and !, in 2 subdivision Of square numbered as
fronting eaoh about l2 feet 10 Inches on the so feet
the improvements, consisting of thrss two-story
each. " '
Terms: One third cash; the residue in and II
months. with interest. secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
II the terms of sals should not be complied with
IN hve davs thereafter, the trustee reserves the
faoitng purchaser, sfler week pu blIc notice.
All conveyanoing at the cost of the purchaser or
purchasers. ~
THOS. ]. FISHER, Trustee
le I'D j. G. MCGUIRE A. CO Aucts
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
oxns1 staTss u s I .G6sSIssr !, s1tho.issd b ths
c s. .sss Sss. % .s s
en,slns two hundred ana twenty sis he snd thee
ts1ths &c e a. acre !. ss s0Odss and vs.srsd. .ad
consist OF comiartable dwellIng house, two totse
This land offers great nd poemeuts 20 those wish
nS 70 purchase res estate oeins m one Of the most
sshssI s1. .Sss RSsIssSSIhTOS. u sousSe.1 Ms.as
nvs pes fSm 5lsas and Of eesJ aOoess
Aso, very valuable tract Of timber and wood
This land is situsted about four mile, from w..h
70 IpP-T AaribOrous h. and CON aims i've hundred
ana al 'Sssnsy lon ssd two tsnths Of an sSre
syllI umheIed; and from ITS proximity 20 Wash
oSportunIty 10 ship SGilders and others Sessn In
wood and timber
The terms, .hich vii bs liberal, made Known On
.a the os .SoTs Or i ysss
gale Concord the rssidrpcs S Of T6oms. BsTry.
pies.ure ia showinS the isSs To- q. IT. .s Se0 1s, VI
% Pprehase., sAMUEL n. BERRY,
ap q 2awt5s Upper Marlborough.
FoR sALE1A small Farm ofsO .sre., situated
ngI @ house, corn house, stables, A. veil fenced
,cres inoultivaton, the balance in handsome wood
fs snd; tis Pecn,la.ly dsslrsble as country res,
lenoe. oel ng perfectly healthy and most romAntlctl
y s.tneted exce.lsnt fishing and hunting, Inquire
u Ut, MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
h'OR SALE-A great bargain four acres OF vel
' improved LAND. well suited for a market gar
den, with new dwelling house with four rooms and
kitchen wei OF hne water IL the yard under
good fencing, and vii be sold low exchanged for
city property, and on moderate terms. The land "a
az Balls Cross Roads. two and a half miles from
Georgstown, and IN Alsxsndris county, Va. Apply
20 w CORBETT, over Bank Of W ashington.
FOR RENT-A small STORE, corner of 9Th 81.
and Penn avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel,
sultabe Tor barber'e saloon cigar store Pof
Information lns yre at the HOtel. mar 50
TOR RENT-TAe FIRST FLOOR of the build
u Ing Immediately opposite the west wing Of the
CITY Hal. recently occupied BY Chas. q. Wallacb
as an once. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor of the same building, For
terms apply TO RICHARD WALLACE, No. 2
Louisiana avenue. 90 Is n
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
y Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly FIR
nlshed, Will be rented during the session Of Con
gress, In the most desirable LOCALITY IN this city,
being within one or two squares Of Browns and
NATIONAL Hotels. Those IN pursuit of such Rooms
VIII do well 20 make eariv application ct No, 3fo
9Th street. between ID street and Pa. sv. desc
L>OR SALE-A moe three-story Briok HOUSE,
Il on I'd street, between d ard 4 streets, In KibI
bey's Subdivision. The above property Will be
sold on easy terms. Price made Known by ineuir-
ing of II. W. HAMILTON a CO., No. SEQ 7th
street opposite Centre Market Title perfect
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rRusrggkss & ssfE sSffEEN TR AAuSsi0p;sI SS 8 nor,

n BY a. GREEN, Auotioneer.
=, a AND LoT AT AUCTION ON NINTH ST. WEST
BY virtue of deed of trust from Geo n. Gates And
vile, dn r corded 10 the subscrlber viii sell n
MONDAY, tn 18th day of July nexf, 1851, at
. clock m, part of Lot 5: In uare ssf being and
tying IN the CITY of Washington, commencing for
the tame at tho southwest corner Of Lot No s,
aioresaid AT d running north on the line OF Ninth
street west Is feet. thence east 80 feet Iuohes
thence south Is feet, thence west 90 feet inches TO
me pass OF besinttng being said part Of Lot front
Ing oa the east side of said Ninth street and wing
between p and @ streets north, with the Improve
ments thereon, cors sting Of two story Frame
House with back building
TIE ms: Dne-third cash; balance in A and 70
months, purchaser TO give notes bearing Interest
from the day OF sale. a deed given and q deed of
purchaser - " '
III the terms of sale are not complied with within
nree DAYS from the day of sale the trustee reserves
tle right TO resell the property Ave da, public
noi,e IN the Evening Star. at the risk and cost of
JAMES w. cOOMBs, Trustee.
10 o<<-eots A. GREEN. Auot
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TRUNK MANUFAcToRY.

SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFsAGTogY,
Opposite Odd Fsllotos' Hall, Waskinsfos, %. c.
Travellers will study their interests D, examInInr
my TRUNKS, VALlCEs &c before pur-G1
chasing elsewere- As use none but the ~
best material the market affords and employ n76
the best wOrknen, can confidently recommend my
work to be superior in SfTeagsh ard Dsvabslift 70
Tr1nks that are made IN other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, ard make TO order tou
LEATHER, ZION -FRAHE FRENCH pRESS
aad WoQD BOG IL GnKS5 ASHLANp a.d
NESS SADDLES; WHIPS, &C., fc.
Trunks, &c, Repai aired and Covered, In q work
maulike manner, at short notice.
Trunks delvered in any part Of the city. George
town, or AlexsndrIs,
de i5-iy . JAMES s. ToPHAm.
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rtSsIr b. T. g c. Mcguire CO. Aqetlonsers.

O
INkuSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
HEAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF -EyRNTH
AND h sTRTETs.-By virtue of a decree of tn, Cir
cut Cou Of the District of Columr ia passed in
two causes In v blch Statham, Smlthson a Co, ard
Austin Sherman, respectively, are complsinsnts
and John +. Callan aud Others are defendants the
undsrsIgnei VIII sell at public auction, 70 the high
est bidder, on THURSDAY, the 18th da- of uly,
IS1, a. O'clock D. mp upon the premises. Lot No.
d. Y, fronting 50 feet III inches on K street north
and IS feet on Seventh street west
Ihls wei kEOWn property is situated on the
northeast corner of and seventh streets opposite
the 6enera Post Ohloe, and Is one of the We best
buslness locations in the city of Washington. The
improvements consist of three three story houses
o9 street, including the drug store the corner
OF seventh, and twO-s story building on Sew nth
street. The property wi be sold IN separate par
GELS, according tn the imprOv ements.
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase mon AZ
70 be paid in cash. and the residue In two equsl in
sta aments, N SIX and twelve months from the day
OIL sale; the deferred to bear interest and
10 be secured by the notes or bonds of the purohs
ger or purchasers, with a surety or suretles to be
approved by the Trustees. Should the terms Of
sale not he conpied with within SIX days sfter the
cay of saie the Trustees reserves the right to re-
sell the property at the rsk and expense Of the de
fauitfng purchaser, a1ter FIVE days notice. All
conVeyances at the cost Of the purchaser.
SHisTEfNl SSHtHiSlTEfNl SMITH Trustees
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TRUNKS. BOOTS AND SHOES

Il ply OF Gen.s' fine FreEch Calf Skin Dress rSRn
Boots and Galte,s, Patent leather sna
and Lasting Shoes Also, an extsnsives -
stock Of Bo - and Children's Isdies' and Misses'
ceedingIy low prioes j. JRoSENTHHt,.
$40 Seven street.
ma Is 60 POoFs Above n street
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RooTs AND sE0Es sE0IEss TO SUIT THE

WeeTe now manufacturing all kipds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving s0fH1
scrlptior, made expressly 70 order, and '" "
he sold at a much lower price than has been
heretofore charged in thus CITY for muoh inferior
ARTICLES.
Persons in want Of Roots snd Shoes Of eastern or
in store and at the lowest prices Give us call.
GRIFFIN BRO,
aps-r 314 Pennsylvauia RVauua.
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EDUCATIONAL.

COM MER cdAL COLLIE EGE,
oPpos"s he oenerat Post 0ftcr, Washfnston City.
ArmoIian System Of Pepmanship, Bookkeeping,
Mercantile Forms aud Cali ulanons. Business Cor
C@1Pmiasin' Bills ot ExchsnIe Current Bills
III Preparatory Class for Boys.
50 Ladies Will be instructed in fine penman-
Rooms open from a. m. to 10 m. For terms
ma 2a-sm VIM w YOUNG co
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
This well known and popular Seminary, which
r. Richards for more than ten years, will be opened
on the hrst nj onday In September next, under the
z. RICH ARDS, in the well arranged and de deli1bt.
fully Gated Union Academy Building. For partic-
ulars see ciIonlars a. ali the Bookstores. maas-6
Mvs Nks MsSdsSf29Rs MSSS2R @ICk's scHo9L:
friend. and the pnblio generally that she viii resume
the Sutis. ct her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The oOnrse Of study pursued wiz comprise sll tn.
branches resuisise to s thorough English eduos-
In addition to her day scholars she is desirous Of
.sss from HS 10 % is%y few u, q
msdiste care and oversirht w 1H'e' MOI iih'
AeI Arrangements for the scoommodason and
due care Of pupils have been sonsldsrslX increased
may apply % W. B. wsses Eassi %
IS c.%srosa :slsst assa
10f ia and IL super Linen Sheetings,
~ II, lo-4 IL 4, and ~ Cotton Sheetines,
Richard on 4 sons', Dunbar q Dickinson and
=. Barkle,s super Fronting and shirtisg Linens,
sS S.fs: ssscssa cotSn
ny %.::: ~ &sss os:sa as.
Whi,e GOODS IN yarietJ;
Honiton, 6uipure and French Work~d Collars,
Sun Umbress, Parascls and sun Shades,
Super Silk and French Laoe Nantes, -
Hoped Skirts. Silk mits. &c., &c-, received and
jsmia ia '''' " TAYLOR HurcHrsoN. p
D NOTICE.
ERSONS DeollninE housekeeping or havinf q
surplus OF houssh I'D effects dad ready sale by
calling &C my Furnishing Store, 42s 9TH street. BE-
tween g and Il streets, esef side
pIANos..6REAT.B .BARGA AIMS -One Rosen-
krantz Piano. in best order. for S75.-r-
One six octave Gaele Piano for S6n. Alsc ~
very good Prince Melcdeon for eS. ForIIItVy
sale on accommodating terms at the Music ators
-oI OeR) w, 6.METZEROTT.
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AUCTION SALES.

by WALL BARNARD, ,Auo;ioneers.
I"wO VERY SUPERIOR NORTHERN
bAy M6RSSgIsSsGiE SSgssiEs s,,S IT ,na Aycr,9saSa sArUR
sell, , 70 lront of the Auction Rooms. Two very su-
top Buggy.
These Bnggies are in good order and made of the
ishments IL Nm IN one Of the Oldest and best estsO
oI.i Terms: % and 50 days. for approved endorsed
les a''ns 'n's1f.i Wall & BARNARD. Auo...
BY c. w. BOTELER & SONS, Auctioneers.
IRUSTkE'S SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR
CL.sFrnas BEING sEISS TIE ENTIRE lFPkcIs OF THE
January 5h S s1d das GfsG rsooIdsd O ps
n No ssf one al he No s0 fSos rem No s
say ts to ss S1 tsS
al a. spa % singular the goods apd ohaItels
situated on the southeast conner of Pennsylyania
Aver aysnne And sth streets. Wig;
Eissaht .uite of Rosewood PsIIor FSiniture.
Saree Gut frame msntle and Pier Mirrors.
Velvet and Brussels Paror Chamber and Hall
Rosewood, Wa nut, Mahogany and Oak sst.s of
CurIed Hair and other Mattresses, Pillows and
Blankets, Sheets, Comforts, Counterp.sns, Tow
OAK Dining Room chsr., Ss Gss 4cSS cSsndeIiels. Is9e
An e4tepslve variety OF China Glass and Crockery
ShVsr flated CastoTs, Butter Dishes, Forks and
Spoons, Table Cutlery. &e
Bar Room Furniture and Fixtures, Cooking Uten.
It's deemed unnscessar, To opsrticul.ri,s,h ,hs a..
neles contained In this very Handsomely FARMS shed
establishment To persons In quest OF good house
iiold FURNITURE, 1t presents unusual attractions
the collection ls very large, embracing the con-
tents OF about forty finely furnished rooms, al of
winch Is OF the most superior and substantial
character and in excellent condition, having been
purchased new In January last
Terms-St0 and under Dash; over q 40 and not ex
ceeding 8 %, l, 2 and months; over SlUO, /, 3 g.
sand months, for approved endorsed notes bear
ing interest. Ed HALL, Trustaa
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M SALT WATER BATHING.

NlARSHALL'S PAVILION. tMooie,s Land
Ing VIII be open for the reception of vIsi- a
tors on the 18th of June, This delightful VHAv
ure, Is uuexcelled By any place of the kind on I5t
POTOMAC river IL ls situated about one hundred
miles from Washington lmmedl lately on The
Potomac, azd IN lull view Of he ChesspaaEs 8sy
and famous for hne OysteTs, Soft Crabs Sheephesd
ana other FISH, and easIiy access bic b. the steam
noats lying between Washington, Baltiuore re ana
Norfolk. The undersigned has maze additional
improvements IN is Bath Houses and mauy other
improvements TO the comfort and enjoy meut of ms
snshts, The Battling cannot be surpassed. Spen-
free OF charge. He has spared no expense la pro
vding good Cotl on Band orin laying in has stock
who wish 70 avoid extreme fashion and to seen a
retired aoe where they make themselves at
nome, there Is not more pleasant place In the Uni
ted states. The proprietor pledges himself that
nothing shall be leh undone on his part to render
tfeTn so. Terms Tor bOsrd by the day. week or
month reasonable Persons wishing to address the
proprietor Will direct TO Leonardtown, st. Mars
county, Md.
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