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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-17
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

Puup for dealers in cases containing four eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lhograph showcard accom-
panying each package
ga single bottle of SPALDLNG'S PREPARED
GLUE will ten times its cost annually to every
househod.&q
Sold by ali prominent StatOners Druggists, Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. 1t will
stand any climate deod,GYIy mis-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-17

Subscriptions received for
THE CORNIIEL MAGAZINE,
EDITED BY
W. NJ. THAC KARY.
ILLUSTRATED
No. 3 for March is Published.
CONTENTS.
l. A few words on Junius and Macaulay.
2. William Hogarth, Painter, Engraver and Phoso-
pher ESSAYS the Man, the Work, and the Time. 2.
Mr. Candles Apprentice, with an illustration)
g. Mabel.
T. Studies in Animal Life, Chapter Ill A Garden Wall
and its Traces of Past Life; Not Breath Perishes A
Bit Of Dry Moss and its Inhabitants; The "Wheelbear
ers'; ReSuscitatOn of Kotters; Drowned into Life
Current Belief that Animals be revived after Com
plete Desscaton; Experiments Contradictng the Be
lief; SpalanZins testimony; Value of Biology
Means of Culture; Classification of Animals: The Five
Great Types Criticism of Cuvire's Arrangement
5. Framey Parsonage. Chapter VII. Sunday Morn
ing. Chapter VIII. Gatherum Castle. Chapter TX.
The Wears Return.
6. Sir Joshua and Holbein.
Z. The Changeng.
8. LOvel the WidOwer. Chapter Hin which l play
the Spy. with an illustration.)
6. The National Gallery Difficulty Solved.
TO- Winter Welding Party in the WidS
H. Student Law in Scotland.
Roundabout Papers. No. lion two Children in Black
All Magazines supplied at lowest prices.
Atlantic Monthly furnished subscribers for 81 l6
year EDWARD MELLEN. JR,.
mh24 d&wtf 23S Main street,
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4 VALUABLE PASTURE FOR

~ SALE-The subscriber offers his valuable Pasture
situated in the Westerly part of Worcester, and known
the Mcfarland Gale Pasture containing about fifty
eight acres, well watered, and from one to two hun
dred cords of standing wood the For further
particulars inquire Of Col WIN. s. LINCOLN or of the
subscriber, GEO. A. CHAM BERLAIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-17

NOTICE-DR. HOBART may be found
at his Residence and Office, No. Main street. OF
fee hours, I to 8. both forenoon and afternoon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-17

~ about ten miles from the city, containing about 40
acres of good land all under good cultivation
with Dwelling House, Barn. Carriage House, Sheds and
other Out-buildings, wells of never-failng
Said farm will be sold great bargain on easy terms
if applied for Immediately. j. s PINKHAM
253 and 255 Main, Mechanic street,
mchl4 DIFF Worcester
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%r+7 IN FOR SALE. = Two VALUABLE
n It'll HOMESTEADS.-Each comprising new House,
<Barn, and or 10 of the best Land. Only u
mile from the Post Office in this city. Will be sold cheap
FOR further particulars, inquire OF T. NJ LAMB Harrng-
ton Corner. Wnrcester. d.EMtf neha
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9tlrsttIl
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE II
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE PIECES.
DISPATCH
cy-"A STITCH N TINE SAVES NINE. "-Ga

ECONOMY. DISPATCH
Eg-'A STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE."-Aa
As accidents s5iX happen even in well regulated fam
lies II very desirable have cheap and conven
lent way of repairing Furniture Toys, Crockery &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
all such emergencies, and household can afford
to be without it, 1t ALWAYS ready and to the stick
ing point There is no longer necessity for limpng
chairs spnterc veuecF headlcSs dolls and broken
dies Its the thing she'll and other
mental work, popular with ladies of refinement and
taste,
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemic
ally held in solution and possessing all the valuable quail
tiles of the hest cabnetmakers Glue. Ii be used in
the place OF ordinary mucilage, being vastly ad
hesive,
useful IN EVERY HOUSE"
n. Ia Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, CSC.
WHOLESALE DEPor, No. 4sCsDAR ST, NEW YORK.
Address
HENRY &. sPALDTNG ts CO..
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AUCTION SALES.
By ]. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers.
-NRIISTR R,S q Al n nE Ell D NIIrIrpE n A A.

By ]. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers.
HkUSTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE AND
"a = EFFECTS OF TIE MUNITSD STATES" 4oTEL,
tay 70 day until the whole is disposed Of, BY virtue
deed Of trust duly executed and recorded in
tlba J. A. 3. NO. lg7, folIos lSl, 30, one Of the
and records for Washington county, the under
5fstts Of the United States Hotel, comprising
tbou one hundred parlors and chambers, viz:
'erJ superior and nearly new Rosewood CHECKER
ng seven octave Pianofsrte, Cover, and Stool.
Gas Chandeliers, brackets and fixtures throurhout,
Handsome Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Furni-
t,re, finished In brocatelle, plush, and hair
Marble top centre, sofa, and side Tables.
Walnut Writing Desks and Bookcases,
Hendiome Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Oilcloth,
klgs. Ingram Carpets,
Brocaelle and Lace Curtains, Cornice and Fix
Rosewood, Walnut and Walnut Bedsteads,
Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, and WardrObes,
Feath'r Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows, Toilet Sets,
Gurlet hair and husk Mattresses,
BLANKETS, Comforts, and Counterpanes In large
Large quantities Bed and Table Linen. ne.rly
Dining Tables, oak Dining Chairs,
WTe,
Tab utlery, Silver plated Ware, Casters,
GnahH ~ Dishes, Walters Coffee and Tea UTns,
Bar Counter and Fixtures, Liquors and Cigars.
Iron S.fs, Desks, and Office Furniture, DO,
Togeterwith a large quantity of Household Effects
notnecessary to enumerate.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that amount a
credit and months, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, 'earing interest
WIN. A BROWNING, Trustee.
eT-t j. G. Moo GUlRE & CO. Auots.
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W md OTHERS
Who are soon to return to their homes and who
Woud add 70 the comfort ard beauty of their houses
are respectfully invited to warehouse PennsyI,
vania ayenne, Market space No 4, third door ca 81
OI M Nintn street, where they may find full and COM
Elegant Wilton Velvet Carpetlngs, from sI.25 to
Rich English Brussels do. at from 90 cts.
Rich lnPsEiaI Three Bly, C2'l lbs. to the yardJ at
Splendid real imported Double Ingram do 70 to sOc
Also n widths twlled plain Venetian do, oiS' for
Also, elegant wide OilclOths, for rooms halls pas
sages. steps, &c. which we cut out to order,
Rich and extensive variety OF Velvet and Brussels
~ Rugs and Druggets, in borders and by the ard
ES, s;s az cheap R Linen sheetnr,
Real Silica able Damasks, from "a to II wide
Table Cloths IN all sizes S4 by "a 10 l24 by 244,
Also, foweliings Toilet Quilts, and other Toilet
Goods, In pleasing and great abundance, very
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Our stock OF rich and appropriate materials for
Curtains ls not To be surpassed, in point of ele-
@ganse, @ vaTnety, T and reasonableness of price, any
Elegant Satin Brocatels, which are nearly Yards
pamas and N sat% n iS1s Iainss 50 from 50 cents to &c.
Extra Llch EmbroIdersd Tapestry, new article
for curtains, richer than brocates,
=, and by the yard at astonishingly low prices,
Also, superb Emb' oidered Lace and Muslin Under
And Se sasds So bss
Side Cords. and Tassels and Gimps ps tn match
In consequence of the advanced stage of the sea-
son. we have determined to off any of the above
goods at just about the first cost and at prices
warranted TO be less than the same can be had else
Ali goods sold to go to distance will be carefully
packed Tor transportation and sent of free of extra
cost
je lS-l0teo CLASETT Il DODSON.
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The BURNING OF THE STEAMER BEN LEWIS
ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIvER.-A PdSSeHgsr'S State
H1sHt.-Mr. H. II. Harrison, of Lexington, Mis-
souri,, took passage on the Ben Lewis at Memphis
for st. Louis. He says:
About one O'Clock on Monday morning shortly
after backing out from Cairo and sailing around
sand bar, had stepped out on the boiler deck
and had gone upon the steps leading to the lower
deck, when suddenly was brought to a pause
by loud report as If a cannon had been fired off
nlgh and under me, the dead silence and the
darkness Of the surrounding scene making the
thing far more startling. But had no time to
think nor ability TO act, for felt myself whirled
helPlessly up into the air, and then knew the
boat had exploded her boiler or her boilers
fell near TO where had been standing, and saw
that all the boat seemed to be broken and tum-
bling mass, for part Of the woodwork of the
cabin, the chimneys. and the heavy bell came in
confused mass falling right over me- but luc kily
some beams or sticks lay right athwart me- keep
ing me from being killed. However as il was
l got SO pressed that could hardly draw
breath. After little while | worked myself out,
and heard continued cries Of oh, God. :" "Oh,
God ~ uttered In such agonizing tone that /
could not help being affected by the invocations.
! thought that these cries were from the hremen
When got out and could look about what was
once the cabin seemed to be now down to the
level OF the boilers. In a few moments a body Of
flame rolled over the larboard side, extended and
enwrapPed the wheelhouse, and then that fell In
Some deck hapds then came and helped me to
thrust three stage planks over the side and we
tied the ends Of them TO the guard of the boat
saw nobody but the first clerk Of the boat, Mr..
Marshall, coming out Of the cabin; he was scalded
and in bad plight. He jumped overheard to
escape the heat got hold Of one of the stages and
I'D on until taken of by askif. The skiif played
around cautiously for some time and then came
up and took off Marshall, myself, and several
deck hands i was told, but don't know how
true il Is, that this gentleman had two daug hters
on board, who We're lost. My partner told me he
saw them standing on the boat frantically scream
ing, join hands, and jump overheard
The loss Of life Is variously stated by different
Pc rsons, some Of them placing it at quite high
hgure, but the latest accounts from Cairo state
II at twenty killed and missing, and about as
many more wounded, some Of whom cannot sur
who was In command of the unfortunate steamer
Some nifty or sixty were saved. The wounded
were taken to Cairo, where they were humansly
provided for
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CATHOLIC PRIEST BURNT TO DKATH-The
Rev Dr. Patrick McMenomy, well known
Catholic clergyman I'm New York City, was ac-
cidently burned to death in his chamber on sun
day last The deceased was subject to epileptic
hts, and its supposed that while sitting over his
books he fell forward In a at, overturning the
lamp and setting fire to his books and papers
The flames communicated with the furniture In
the room, the hremen repaired to the spot and
speedily extinguished them not however In time
TO save the unfortunate gentleman's life.
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Z s. Marshal for the District Of coiambii. 6t6i

MARSH AL SSALE.-In virtue cf a writ of fisu
W iaclas issued from the Clerks ofoe of the Cir
cult Court OF the District of Columbia, Tor the
expose to public SALE for cash. in front Of the court
house door of said county, on MONDAY, the sth
described property, to wit: All defendants rig ht
utle, clam and interest in and to Lot No S, IN
together with all and Biggular the improvements
thereGn seized and Levied upon as the property of
Jno. Z. Nicholas, and will be sold to satisfy Judi
eIa!s No. l26, to May term 1850, in favor OF A. and
+. A. Richards. w SELDEN
u; s. Marshal for the District of Columbia
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RARGAINs' BARGAINS .no.,,,sm

Seventh street, acknowledged TO be the oh apest
and best place to buy Clothi1g, Furnishing d 6oods,
SMITH, No. 400 Seventh ST., opposite the Post
Office, has determined to sell his goods Is per cent
less than any other house in town. Drop in and see
our new supply of Spring and Summer Goods, at
astonishing low prices
N. b. Just received 50 dozen of 10 cent NECK
TIES.
III If You wish to keep cool, drop in and buy
one of our thin Summer Coats, or the Patent Re-
versible Summer Goat, at SMITHS, No. 400 Sew
enth St., opposite Post Office.
IL A large lot of fine Gents Shirts and Collars
a. very low prices, at No. 400 Seventh St, oppo-
site Post Office.
IL The Ribbon Tie, Yale Tie, Aurora Tie. and
all sorts OF Neck Ties at half the usual prices
at SM THIS. No $50 Seventh St lie Il. I'm
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o D
G O A l.
possible rates. ~ ''0 ~ y" 0''
T J. Il w. NJ. GAIT,
Ofice $50 Pa. av., between llth and 18th SITS
ma l1-tf north side.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock of FUEL, is prepared to
sell az = very low figure for Dash
WOOD sawed and Split any sizs
Gail and SEQ for yourself.
r. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
ma lb :. r.. corner of Fourteenth and sts
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EDUCATIONAL.

- NJ M f CIAL CO L L z g e,
" No. 476 SEVENTH ST.,
Opposite the General Post 0Fee, Washtnston Cisy.
Armorian System of Peumanship, Bookkeeping,
Mercantile Forms and Calculations. Business Cor
Commission Sales, Gran mar and Arithmetic
IFA Preparatory Class for Boys.
III Ladies will be instructed In hne penman-
ship.
Rooms open from g. m. to 10 I'm. For terms
aPRi' ma as-s@ sn' NOO~'' WIN. w. YOUNG CO.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
This wel-known end popular seminary, which
H. Richards for more than ten years. will be opened
on the first Monday in September next, under the
united supervision aud instruction of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. RICHARDS, In the well arranged and delight
fully located Union Academy Building. For paFtic-
ulars, see circulars At al the BOOkstores. msz3 n
M MRS. McCOR hICK's SCHOOL.
NIRs. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resYms
the autles OF her School on the LIST Monday In Sep
The COURSE Of study pursued viii COMPRISE sll the
branches rec sulsite to thorough English eduosr
ton.
In addition to her day scholars she is desrous Of
receiving into her family few pupils as boarders
aged from 10 to Il years. who will be under her I'M
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care of pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference 20
her school may apply TO w. ID. Wsllsch, Editor
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply st her
residenee-No. 80 Cameron street. AleIsndria. Va.
~ f1-6
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

w GREENBRIER COUNTY, Va,
This long estabis shed watering place was opened
May. NA0
Many new and important arrangements lk.tf u
have been made since last season in this laTgr a.
tabllshment and no efforts will be spared TO make
the guests comfortable.
Persons can reach these Springs by { he Orange
and Alexandria Railroad from Washington; bY the
Virginia Central Railroad from Richmond; or 10y
the Virginia aid Tennessee Railroad from the
South and Southwest via Lynchburg aud Char
lOttesvllle, with only 50 miles stage travel.
J. HUMPHREYS,
General Superintendent jeIa-dtJuIy Is
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III The barn belonging to Speaker Pennington
at Newark, N. j., was burned on Sunday A
favorite horse and two carriages were also de-
stroyed.
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
AN ELIertenoed Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention Of mothers. her
SO U I HING SYRUP.
Fer Children Teetbing.


inl The grms reducing all fnfanmasso-vill .llsy All
fAiH and spasnsde actisn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Dspsoo spsn H. msthsrs will give rect to ysusslvss and
hELIEFAND HEALTH TO YO UR INFANTS
navs put up and sold this years and
80. IN SoNrIofNcf AND TRUTH Of It, what We have
-'asuiSns-NNAh MRS. HAS 1T FAILED,
IIcT A cuRE, WINSLOw'S .h.n ,;u.I, "a "a
Never did vs knew SnnruvNa an instsncs of ds-
a:tsaI,5y o.: ss.1Gy, ss,: SYRUP, d.lsht.d .ith il.
highest commsndaton Of its ma gc s&sct, sna msaics
v,rtn.. We spsak in his matter |" WHAT no krow
fioN FOR THE FULFiLMgNT WHAT VIZ HRRR n
CLARE 10 almost instance whore infant 10 suGsr
IN rom pain and exhaustion relief will found In ss On
sfnSshJ minutes after the syrnp 10 administered.
This vauaols preparation the Of sns sf IN.
most fxfERIENcKD and sKILFUL NURsIs In N,v Ens
land, andha essn ussd with NIvIRFAILNG SUCCESS IN
THO USANDS OF CASES,
net sny relieves the child frsm pain bu 10
stomach and eovss eorrses aeidy, and givss tons and
energy to the whole system will rsli,y,
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND collie,
and 3v'eom' eenvuL.i.n,, which, il speedily rsmsd.d
AND susIsTArM FOR Sprinib! tnsT' .ss SosI1 nns1
in all case. Of Drs- CHILDREN INTERT and DiIR
sri... t,o@ @ t. .sinc TEETHING ohhS, En-, .h,h.G .,
Gauss Ws would every mother who ha. a child .uf
rlnf from Of the fore geiDg compain-Do NOT LET
YOUR fRFJuDICEs, NoR THE PREJUDICrs OF OTHERS
osv'n yoursEHsring child and the relief that will be
sURr-Ju, AssoLUTELY sURr-to follow ths u,s Of Ii
msdlens uTsly used Full drsctoEs for using will
company each bottle. None genUns unless the -simils
CURTIS PERKINS, New SOri is on th. ost.ds vrspp.
Principal ORes No IL Cedar s:rsst.EY
fnes only Is Cents Per Bette. 90 lldA.ly
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1.tUsTIN SMITH Trustees
je 11-6tw&ds J. C.Mc6UIRE CO ,Auos,

MARS5AL's SALE I'm virtue oftwo wrlts of
h'I nerl aclas issued from the Clerks off oe of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, for
the county of Washington, and to me directed, Il
VIII e4pos' TO public sale, for cash, in font of the
court houS door of said oOunty, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day of July next, $780, at Il O'Clock n the
following property, to wit: All defendants night,
ute, claim aad interest and to Lot No. /, in
square Nc 6l8, In the city of Washington, ID C.,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon seized and LEVIED upon as the property of
Andrew Rothwell, and will be sold to satisfy Ju-
dlolas Nos. ga and 2l5, to October term 1889 In
favor of Phelps & KIngman.
w. SELDEN,
L, 8. Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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ByI. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctloneers.

TRUTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
Il hAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF sEvENTH
AND EsTREETs.-By virtue ofa decree of the Cir
cult Con OF the District Of COLUMBIA, passed in
two calses IN " hloh Statham, Smithson Co., and
Austin sherman, respectively, are complaInsnts
and JOIN +. Callan and others are defendants the
undeTssned VIII sell at public auction. 70 the high
est bdter, on THURSDAY, the 18th da- of J uly,
1850, ats o'clock .. M, upon thu premises, Lot No
.; In S.uare No. 456, in the city of Washington.
ID. y, fontlng So feet IL inches on T. street north
and 10 BET on Seventh street west
ibis wei Known property Is situated the
northeast corner of r and Seventh streets opposite
the Heeral Post Office, and is one of the We best
buslres locations In the city of w Washington The
improvements consist of t. rec three story hou ses
on street, including the drug store on the corner
ot SevGth, and a tvO-stoIy building on Seventh
street. The property Wi be sold In epsI ate par
GELS, according to the improy ements.
Term OF sa e: One third of the purchase money
10 De pad In cash. and the residue In two equal in
stalmeus, In six and twelve months from the day
OF sale he deferred payments to bear interest and
10 De secured by the notes or bonds of the purcha
ser or plrchasers with a surety or sureties to be
approves by the Trustees. Should the terms of
sale n9the complied with within SIX days after the
da5 OF ste, the Trustees reserves the right to re
sci the property, at the risk and expense of the de
ttultlng purchaser, after FIVE days notice. All
conVeyaioes at the cost Of the purchaser.
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE,

MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE,
NI AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
This well known and favorite place cf summer
resort Is again open for the reception OLA 4
visitors un or the management Of ats for yEAy
mer proprietor. llafI
It's situated on the top of the Blue Rid se moun
taIns at kookhsh Gap, 10 miles rest of Richmond
Va; the Vlrslula central Railroad passing under
evated situation, beautfu views mountain scenery
AID the constant and refreshing freezes, make it
In Western Virginia. There is also convenient a
spring of pure ohsl y beate water.
Visitors to the Mountain Top House will oome
via Virginia Genital Railroad to Alton Depot, near
the eastern porta of the Blue Ridge Tunnel, where
mle) to the mountain top. It Is ways best for
persons 20 write several days beforehand.
Terms: S25 per month; IS per week; 8 so per
day. Servants iblack AID children under y years
of age, half prices for white servants little more
than hall price will be charged
ie Z colin E r IIPSGQMR
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RI. MARSHALL, Proprietor.

POINT LOOKOUT.
L n II Undersigned, long and well known 10 the
travelling public as proprietor Of the City 4
Hotel, Alexandria, Va, and the United yEAY
states Hotel In WASH gtOn city, has lk.5&
leased Tor term of years the magnificent bay sI e
taVlllon a. the numerous cottage connected with
it, recently erected at Point Lookout the point OF
JUNCTION OF the Potomac with Chesapeake Bay and
having furnished them In style equal TO that of
any other watering place in the United States will
open the establishment the 18th day Of June next
Tor the reception of visitors, his arrangements be-
lLg sufficient for the comfortable accommodation
of at least $50 guests.
Point Lookout, besides being deseryedly the most
tamous pace in all America for fine Oysters Hog
sh Soft Crabs, eeph ad, Mackerel and al
nthsr salt water Injuries possesses finer facilities
Tor Surf Bathing than even Caps NAV, while the
back couutry Immediately adjoining ii-InoludinS
the Drives, Partridge and WOodcock Shootins
&C., &c.,-ofer advantages together, superior IL
tnose o any other watering place this continent.
The Water Views from the Pavilion and from all
Ihs cottages are extensive, varied, and charming
Inc health of the point is unexcelled Dy thst of
mountaln reglons and the access 10 it by steamers
from Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk and RIoh-
mond, Will probably be daily TO and from each of
those cities. He has spared no expense in prOvId-
ing hne Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boats,
re Tor hire. or N stocking hls cellars with the best
Wines. Liquors, &c. In short his patrons will
hnd at their command every luxury and comfort
obtalnable at any other American watering place
His terms for boa ID, by the day, week, or month,
Tor individuals or families, will be reasonable.
ma - dtJulJ LOGAN o. SMITH.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The favorite resort for
those who appreciate
Grand Soenery, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigora-
ting Baths, Large and
w ell Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and q Good
Table.
For PARTICULARS send
for Circular.
OWENS, CI.ENDEN-
IN 4 vISsCHERL
Carlisle SpriHgS, Pa.