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EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM "JoB Sass" TO
THE BOSTON HERALD.-''i found the folks at
the Humstead awl we'll, & apparently in guide
sperrits tn see Ne back agin. say appa1snt-
Iy. bekause Woman is 80 univarsally dece;tfnI
kudn.t rally tell wether debora was in arm.
est OF Not wen she klarsped me in her arms.
as We Met on the stoop, and Gin vent tn a
FLOW O tears hysterick shrek, wat would
have moved the stony hart of the AnLo.
rite. Wether or No it was awl Put on for eff.
iect, Kant say, but as Ginral thing make
No akount OF such Displays of womaniy affeck.
saun; IN kases Out O. ten, kahn show doc
ye 900 6aquiet shake o. The thumb 4
four-fnger, tells the Truth o. the story better
Than awl the high flown Flummery ever got
up on such okashuns. the fackt is, arter folks
Have bin man and Wife as long as & Debo.
rah romancsof the Thing (so tu speek) is fairly
rubbed Orf, an annual Sepersshun of 6
munths or so bekumes rayther Relief than 4
ming to kry about. at eny rate, awlways
ma u so wen go on my boston Exkarshuns. y
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ID The Post 0fice Department has ordered a
contract with Lewis Mckenzie. president of the
Alexandria, LOndoun and Hampshire Railroad
COMPANY, 10 convey the mails from Lessburg "a
WiBenester and back, siK times a week, tempor-
eIlly from Ist July TO 3Oth September next, with
cslerity, certainty and security
u We learn that the residence of DR. Thomas
LIshe,; OF fanqiiier county, near Markham Sta
tion, Manassas Gap Railroad, was DESTROYED by
IRE 90 Friday last The house, 1t is thought, was
nred oy servant girl in the employ Of Or. r.
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:. :, s,.. H:.GsTIN SMITH Trustees
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

TWO-STORY AND ATTIC FRAME HousE
AND LOT AT THE CORNER OF FOUR-AND A-HALF
AND SOUTH q STs, IsLAND, AT AUCTION-On
Il RsDaG the 5th day Of July 1859, shall sell,
Ia 'front.' OF ne premises ats O'Clock p. M, the fol
=. Part Lot No. TO-. in Square No. 5S8, with
tne imp f9V.ments, which consist of a good two
etO1I ana aIllc Frame House, containing about 8
rooms Tins property is sitnat.d Mt the corner of
r9ul and g ma end south u streets.
NOUNS toI notes airing interest from dsy of sale
A deed given aud deed of trust taken. All con
veJanong al the cost OF the purchaser SICO Of the
pnrohase money to be paid when the property Is
knocked on Shou Il that amount not be paid down
the property Will be then and there put up again
ana an sold 70 the next highest bidder who shall pay
!, III the Whole terms are not complied with in FIVE
uayS the property Will be esOd at The SIX and cost
oI the defaniting purchaser, by advertising snch
Tesale iiGee times In tho National intelllgepoer
SARAH NJ. ANDERSON,
Je IS 2.wAds A
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o o d
G. o A l.
Delivered to all parts of the city, at the lowest
possible rates.
+ J. & w. M. GAIT,
Office 2s2 Pa. av., between llth and 18th sts
ma l71 north slde.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extenEivs stock Of FU 81, is prepared 70
sell at q very low figure for oash.
WOOD Sawed and Split any size.
Call and see for youExeL
r.. w. BATES,
Wood and Ccal Dealer.
ma Is z. ", CORNER Of Fourteenth and sts.
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WHAT WIFE Can DO.-The Napier family
mas won most honorable fame in English his
tory, and 1t is pleasant to know that on the
IemaIe SIDE 1t is quito as illustrious as ON the
male Here is record Of some performances
OF the wife of Sir VIM. Napier:
Nv hen Joseph BOnaparte fed from Vittoria
ne left behind him very large collection of
letters, which, however, were without order
In three languages, many almost illegibIe. and
the most important in cipher, to which there
was no key. 1t was the eorrespondence of
Joseph BOnsparte while nominally King of
Spain. Sir William Bonaparte was in a State
of perplexity, and almost DESPAIR of ba;ng
able 10 make any use of these valuable mate
rlats, when his wife undertook to arrange the
letters according to dates and subjects, to
make table of reference, and to translate
ana epltomlse the contents of each. Most of
tne important documents were entirely in
cipher; OF some letters about one-haIf was in
clpher, and others had few words so written
lnterspersed. All these documents and letters
Lady Napier arranged, and with rare sagac-
lty and patience she deciphered the secret
writings The entire correspondence was thus
made available for the historians purpose
she also made out all Sir VIM. Napier's roueh
Interlined manuscripts, which were almost IL
lsgible to himself, and wrote out the whole
work falr for the printers-it may be said
three times, 80 frequent were the changes
made Sir William Napier mentions these
tacts In the preface to the edition of 1851 and
In paying this tribute to Lady Napier oh
serves that this amount of labor was accom-
pilshed without her having for a moment me-
greeted the care and education of her family. y
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ma y I'm
POINT LOOKOUT.

POINT LOOKOUT.
Il y JndSTSi gntd, long and well known TO the
LraVtHhg Pnhic rs proprietor nf the CitJ A. A
hotai, Alexandra. Va, bnd the United VGNa1
ctates dOtei In WsshI gton city. has lE.IssS
leased Tor term Of years the magnificent haS s :
faviIIon a the numerous cottages connected with
II, recently erected at Point Lookout the point of
iuronon oil the Potomac with Chesapea Bay and
ha'lnE Furnished them IN a sty le equal 10 that N
Any other watsTlnE place in the United States will
4P-h tha estaoehnert on the 18th DAY of June next
Tor the reception or vifitOrs, his ARRANGEMENTS bs
lLg sqfoient for the comfortable accommodation
OF ct least 80 guests.
Point Lookout. besides being dessrvedly the most
ismous place IN all America for fine OYSTERS Hog
r IN, Snit Ca 8, eephs al, Mackerel, and al
cther SAT- water injuries Possesses finer facilities
lor Surl Bathing than even Cape May, " hile the
nacs courtry Immediately adjoining It-includi az
the Drives, Partridge and Woodcock ShoOting
&C., &o.,-oher advantages together, superior of
dnose n any other watering place on this Continent
Ihe w ateT Views from the pa illiOn and from aii
the cottages are extensive, varIed, and char ming
Inc health OF the point is unexee ed by thai Of
rohntaln regions, aud the access to il by steamers
from Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk and RIoh
Inond, Will probably be daily tO and from each Of
those oltles. lie has spared no expense in nroyld-
ing g. hne Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boats
&c for ARE, or n stocking his cellars with the hest
wines, Liquors, DO In short. his patrons will
hnd at their command every luxury and comfort
obtalnahle at any other American watering place
his terms Tor board, by the day. week, or month
lor lndtvlduals or families, will be reasonable
ma 3 dtJulT LOGAN a. SMITH
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MAARsHAL's ShLE:-In virtue of two writs Of
~ men taolas, issuad from the Clerks off ce of
the Circut Court of the District of Columbia for
the county Of Washington. and to me directed, i
win expose to Pabtlo sale, for cash. in font of the
court house door OF said oOuIts, on MONDAY
the 9Th daJ of July next. le60 AT II o'oock ne the
iglIowlng property, to wit: All defendants right
utte, claim and interest IN and To Lot No. l. in
sausre No 6ls, In the oIty of Washing ton, ID C.
together with oil and singular the improvements
thereon, stIzsd and levied upon the property nf
Andrew ROthve, and will be sOid % satisfy Ia
Glcia Nos ga and 2i5 to October term 1859 In
favor of Phelps & KIngman.
w. SEBDEN,
u. :. Marshal for the District of Columbia.
ia Il dts - ''''
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A MRS. WINSLOw,
IAN Experienced Nurss and Female Pby,,o,.n
PRESENTS to the attention of mothers. her
SO U I II II N G SYRUP,


presents to the attention of mothers. her
50 D T HING SYRUP
For Children reething,
n sa ,S greatly isst,... u. Pr.e,m sf ..hinE y ....
PAIN and spasmodie actisn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Uspsna upon IL, msthsr will give rsst ysur,slys
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
ha put and sold i. arcl. ever ten y,ar.
n.y.r han MI, p-Nct AND IRUTH OF ~ What hs '.
MRS ~ ~. q Il i1y 9I,f1p,s oIa1s
yrcr - cgRE. wINsLOw's t.se xs.s tm.I, TO s,.s "a
.s,,,enD aio " knew SOOTHING an in,tane. Of dl,
the contrary, dars SYRUP, delighted with il,
highest commsndaon OF ts gical ,fsct. and m adj.
virtues, WssP.ak in ;his matter :" What VIZ DO Know"
TToN FOR THR FUEFILMENT OF WHAT VIZ HRRE % n
cLARi In almost .,.ry instans. whsr. infant sue.r
In from PAIN and rssf will be
or rtwsnty minutes amer the syrup is adminstsrsd
TN. ,saso. i. u. prescription Of tn.
land and has been u,sd with rRvrR-FAILIre SUCCESS 10
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net sny rssvss the child rem pain but r,ratss IA
stomach and oovs, eorrscts aedty and gvs tons and
Energy TO the shels 'ystsn will almost Instantly rssvs
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND Collie,
and G,'Ieom' ces,u.sn, which. mot speedily r.m.di.d
Isn .uSIsTaim FOR SsH't' SnTn Il! s.Ds wdn5 nn'I
in all case. Of Drs CHILDREN rrIERY sad DiAR
arse. rom I. .siDr TEETHING 0ssS En- wh.th:g !!
:su,s We would every mother who has child .uf
rouk rRTJUbIcIs, NOR THE rRIJUDIcrs OF oTntRs.
stand oswsn yoursuf.rihg child and the relief will
sUsi-yes, LBsoLUrfLY sURH-to fellow IN. use Of th
msdiens tTsly used Full dire etiors for using will
C0RTb PERKINs New Sori is on tbs sst.ids .rspe.
Principal ofscs, No. 10 Cedar strsstEY
Pries enly rs Cent, per Beti,. ss ll-dAvir
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIvATE
sALE.-The subscriber 10 authorised by the
Land. The frst is situated near &c ssSen,% s1 us ~
residence Of the late Z.cherish Berry ard sdjolns
contains two hundred and twenty eight and three
tenths Of an acre, is We wooded and vstsred, and
consist ofs comfortable dvellIrg house, two tobac
90 houses, and other out houses
thiS land offers great Inducements % those wish
ing 10 purchase rea estate beins ia Of the most
Ss!Ishtigl pelshboIhoods IN southern Maryland,
a1d hye niles from Blade nshurs, and Of easy sooess
Also, g very valuable tract Of timber and wood
This land is situated about four miles from Wash
inGton city the stage rOsd leading from that o.
10 70 YRRsI Nsrl6oIo9Eh. and cenis,ns Eve hundred
All of said land ny oexere M xS ~ ,SS no., s
nsna fs%ssT Ss1 Ssy from e, 1S 70 w.s6
opportunity 20 ship builders and other. deslin9 IN
wood and lumber
The terms, which viii be liberal, made known on
applicat'on to the subscriber O'
the above property is not disposed Of at private
June next, it will on tina; day be offered at public
sale a. concord" the residence of Thomas Berry.
Psssrc 10 SHOWING the sSs e. AZ ao SSD nav
20 purchase, ns base. SAMUEL h BERRY,
FOR sALE-A small FARM OfsO sOres, situated
TsSI1Esss IS poIn ,Si house, stsRs. 49, vel fenced
OTe. DE nsTt S4n The bSqs %ss Of Is
oence, belng perfectly healthy and most roment1oa-
If Mr.. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Badse,
MONTGOMERY COuNTY AN. FOR
VI SALE.-~ have for sac three or four hun
from GeoIEetowR, n. c. Ths, ,wasSingtSs Aaus-
Quot aid one of ths nest roads in thr cnunty pass
through this land, and the mo OF Is Covered With
S kPP yGs suSktSh q S hs,
eers, Georgetown. or WALL A DAkNARI' no
toneers Washinst1n ma si-eo
k'OR SALE-A great b.rgsln, four acres OF wei
improved LAND, well suited for market gar
den with new dwelling house with four rooms and
kitchen well of fine water in the yard under
good f-nclng, and will be sold low exchanged for
city property and on moderate terms. The lard lie
Georgetown and in Alexandria county, Va Apply
20 v. Y. CORBkTT, over Bank of Washingtoi.
EoK ,RENT-A small STORE, corner Of sth st.
suitable for 8 barber's saloon or cigar store For
informstion insyire at the Hotel. mar 50
FOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the build
ing immediately op posite the west wing Of the
City Hal. recently occupied BY Chss. Z, Wsllsch
story and tho third floor Of the same building. For
terms apply 10 RICHARD WALLACE, No.
Louisiana avenue. ia Is Il
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
y Two splendid suites Of ROOMS, elegantly fur
Eress, in the most desirable LOCALITY in this CITY,
being within one or two squares Of Browns and
will do well 70 make early spphostion st No. Sfs
sth street. between ID street snd Pa. sy. deS-t
ENOR SALE-A nice three story Brick HOUSE,
IL on I'd street, between AID streets, in Kib-
bey's Subdivision. The aeoye property VIII be
ing Of Fl r. HAMIEToS oo No. sSs M
street opposite Centre Market Title perfect
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTER NOON.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTBDJ
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Conner Of fPsHnSyivaRia aUsnue and 11h st,


Papers served IN packages by carriers at 81 q
year, or 81 cents per month. To mali subscribers
the price IS SS-5l year, IN advaHee; 81 for six
months; 81 for three months; and for less than
three months at the rate Of u cents week Single
copies, ONE CENT; In wrappers. TwO CENTS.
5D-ADvERTIs EMENTs should be sent to the ofiee
before u O'Clock m otherwise they may not appear
until q e next DAY
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ID u o N b A Nj SHED,
Corrosive Subimate no more
is used the Bed Bugs to DESTROY:
ne whole world goes to SohwFrIn's store
This Powder now we all employ


It's poisonless to mortal man,
But kills all Insects as sure as fate
And no lmpostOr ever can
This powder truly initiate
Depot for SCHWERIN'S ANNIHIIkTINC;
POWDER, for destruction of Cookroarbes He'd
Buss. Mnsqaitoes, Fieas, Ants, Flies, Moths, Gar
ue1 inSects go slso Pills for DESTRUCTION Of ats
phia. ''oo'' iiiauei-
For sss In Washington. d c., by DANIEL b.
-Four and q, half street. Many worthless imita.
uons are advertised; be CAUTIOUS. Remember 10
ask Tor sohverin's Annihilstlng Powder. ~
ma IS 2aw4w
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By .. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctloneers.
IRUSTEE'S SALE OE VERY NAIuARII Z


T'RUSFEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
NEAL ESTATE on THE CORNER OF >KvENTH
AND sIRIETS.-By virtue of a decree of IN. Cir
cult Cou Of the District of Columlia, passsd in
Two causes "a V hloh Statham. SmIthson Co., and
husLin sherman, respectively, are complaInants,
ana John r Callan add Others are defends nts the
undersigned WI sell st public auction, 10 the
est est bidder, en- THURSDAY, the 18th da OF 1ly,
1850, a. o o o. D. m upon the premises Lot No
., IN square No. 456, In the cItJ of Washingto ton,
II. =, fronting 50 feet ii inches on street north
ana 75 feet m Seventh street west.
inns wen kEown property is situated on the
northeast cSTIer Of and Seventh sJIeets opposite
the Geners Post Office, and is one of the We best
DuHlness locations In the city OF Washington. The
Improvements CONSIST of l. rec three story hcu ses
on street, Inc udlng the drug store the corner
81 seventh, and tvo-story BUILDING on Sev nth
street Ths property wi be sold IN &c pafate par
cSIe, ACCORDING to the lmpros ements
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
70 De PAID IN cash, and tbs residue In two equ. in
stalmenfs, N SIX and twelve months from the day
oi sale; the deferred ments TO bear interest and
20 De secured by the notes or bonds of the purchs
ser or purchasers, with q surety or suretes to be
approved by the Trustees. Should the terms OF
sale not ne oomp ed with within SIX DAYS et6r the
day OF sale, tho Trustees reserves the right TO re-
gel the property at the isk and expense Of the de
Iautlng purchaser, alter FIVE days notice. All
oonVeyanoes at the cost Of the purchaser.
H:hGsTfN HGlfhNi SMITH, Trustees
Ie u otaw6ds }. G. MCGUIRE d CO AUcs.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. W. BOTELER 4 SONS. Apctio1

BY Y. w. BOTELER Il SONS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR FUR
\ NlTURE BEING THE RNTIRE BFFEcrs OF THE
CLARENDoN HOTEL = By vIrture of deed in trust
bearing date January 5th, 1890, and duly recorded
In Lioer }. A: =, No, l90 fOlios from No. lle 10
NO. iz1, one of the Land Records of Washington
isss oS ~ aE sha5l proceed to sell on the prem
gu ana singular the goods and ehaItels CONTAIN ed
IN Ine pulldlng known as the Clarendon Hotel,
sltuated on the southeast conner of Peunsylyania
avenue and 9th streets, viz:
1ne superior Rosewood Piano Forte,
Eegant t suite of Rosewood Parlor Furniture,
Aarge Gllt frame mantle and Pier Mirrors,
klch setts of Brooatelle and Lace Curtains ..
SeiSet and Brussels Parlor Chamber and Hall
RosgsSSood, We nut, Mahogany and Oak sstts Of
cured Hair and other Mattres esses, Pillows and
Blaskets. sheets, Comforts, Countsrpaens, Tow
WsinSt Exte7sion and Round Dining Tables, -.
Oak DINING Room Chatrs. Gas Chandeliers,
An extensive variety of China @ lass and Grockery
SIlVeT Plated Castors, Butter Dishes, Forks and
- spoons, Table Cutlery, DO,
bar Room Furniture and Fixtures, Cooking Uten-
tbs deemed unnecessary TO particUlarize ze the ar
tces contained IN this very hand somely furnished
estaolsnment To persons IN quest of good house.
iolu furniture, IL presents unusual attractions as
tne correction Is very large, embracing the oon-
tents, ot ABOUT forty timely furnished rooms, q of
which is OF the most superior and Substantial
character and In excellent condition, having been
purchased new In January last
Terms-SO and under cash: over $40 and not ex
oeedlng 9 Oh, l., and months; over SlOO, /, g 8
ana months, tor approved endorsed notes bear
IL Ye 3 dtS G w. ROTEi In HAks66, s6,NS Tustee;
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By j. c. MCGUIRE a. Co, Auotioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL
-, BRICK DWELLING HOUSES IN THE REAR OF
IEMPERASCE HALL.-On WEDNESDAY Az
FEkNOON, June S7th, at O'Clock, on the prem
lses, BY virtue of deed nftrust dated March 1857
and duly recorded in LIber !. A. 8, No 1SI, iolos
t,2, s. ia, and lis, one OF the land records for
End X, in a subd,vison of square numbered S78'
fronting each about 2 feet 10 inches on the 80 feet
the improvements, consisting of thre, tvo-story
each, " TWINS
Terms One third cash; the residue in and Ie
months, with interest, secured by q deed of trust
on the premises.
II the terms of sale should not be complied with
In hye days thereafter, the trustee reserves The
leht 10 resell, at the risk and expense of the de
iautlEg purchaser, after one week g public notice.
All oonveyanolng at the cost OF the purchaser or
purchasers.
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee
le 4-d j. G.. MCGUIRE A. co Auots
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SH,TlTH,sy. The be PIsss p e bay yOur;sPRIN6 and
The best paoe 20 buy Gentlemen's CLOTHING
and FURNISHING GOODS is at SMITHS No.
go Seventh It., between and r. sp Sm
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The favorite resort for
those who apprecIa te
Grand Scenery, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigors-
ting Baths, Large and
Wei Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and q Good
Table.
For particulars send
for Circular.
UW EMS, CLENDEN .
IN & VISSCHER,
! Carlisle SPRINGS, Pa.
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I0-1 Ia, and II super Linen Sheetings,
~ 4, lo4 II 4, and u Cotton Shestings,
Richard. .on Sons, Dunbar a. Dokinson Aud
Barklis's super Fronting and Shirting Linens,
,Toselnss In variety. Table Lii ems and Napkins,
1 ioo pieces ppis superior makes Bleached Cottons,
g pieces White and Coored Flsnnels,
haadies, sadi and Mlsses w hite Cotton Hose,
GGsmerIc Gnn9,n and swiss Ed, ings and InseIting.,
snI nonlntloni onipars and French Worked Collars,
Super Silk and French Lace Nantes,
hooped Sk,rts. slik mlts. &c., &c-, received and
jsI2 ..I TAYLOR 4 HIITCHIsfN
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MARSHAL SSALE.-In virtue If a wrIt of fer
W 1aoias issued from the Clerks oce of the Cir
county OF w ashing tor, and to me dIreeted Will
expose TO public sale, for oash front Of the court
hoose GOor OF SAID county, on MONDAY, the sth
described property, TO wit: All defendant's right
utle, cia,m and interest In and to Lot No s, in
square No 525n the city of Washington y. c.,
together With all ami Singular the improvements
thereon, seIZed ana levi upon as the PROPERTY of
Jno. Z. Nlonoas, and Will be sold to satisfy Judi
gas No. l25 TO Ma, term ls6o, in favor OF A aud
r. a klcharqS. w. SELDEN
je Is dts
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ROoTs AND ss0Es, TO SUIT III
TRUNK MANUFAcTogY,

- 499 TrH STRHxT,
Opposite Odd FsEotos' Hall, Washissfos, %. c.
Travellers will study their interests Oy examining
my TRUNKS, VALICES DC before pur-0NR
chasing eisewere. As use none but the Nm
best material the market affords and employ A1o
the best worknen, can confidently recommend my
work to be superior in Strength and Durability 20
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here.
keep constantly on hand, and make 10 order (on
one weeks nOticeD every description of SOLE
LEATHER, IRON FRAME FRENCH DRESS
and KoQD BO1 IL GEkSj ASHLAND esd
NESS; SADDL ES; WHIPS, &C., &c,
Trunks, &o., Repaired and Covered, in work
maulike manner, at short notice
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city, George
town, or Alexandrla;
dsi5-iy JAMES 8. ToPHAM.
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HAT is SODA WATER?

NJ lat Is SODA wATER.
Simply Pure Water
impregnated with
IT, , Carbonic Acid Gas
The Soda Water is known by its acrefsbIe nun
gent taste, oy Its slightly exhilarating Qualities
and by It's bubbllng and Specialization.
These properties are strkingly exhibited at a Iou,
temperatuTe. 1t should leave no unpleasant taste
and should be entirely innocuous ~'S'''
o. Inc public are requested to call and Judge for
J. WILEY q CO.,
= - DhUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
No. 500 Pennsylvania Avenue
/. Jo -eoIn- st. Charles Hotel
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III lGElA HOTEL,
IL OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
TED IN full view Of Hampton Roads and
chesapeake Bay, and 1T the first military yEYA2
Tli be ready for the reception of visitors On che
ment and the hne Bib OF Fare'' presented in the
many lrXnres OF the sslt water region the Bath at
Dld Point Comfort IS peculiarly curative, For
hheumatlsm, 1t Is almost specific; and for its
properties ~ this regard tue prOpretOrs are owed
!ste Senator LinnJ aEd to the Secretary of war
A spacious new building aud suudry improve
ments add largely to the accommodations and com
tOIts OF the approaching season.
The maneg ement of the Hotel and All bu, ,ipass
matters connected with IL are under the exclgsIVe
chsTse OF the junior partner, Mr.. Willard.
JOS. SEGAR.
Z. G. WILLARD,
ma G'-Itn PrOprietOrs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22
M SALT WATER BATHING.

NlARSHALL'S PAVILION. Thioore's Land
lngDwlil De open for the rec. ptiUn of vIsi 4 "A
teso I for those seeking health and pleas E.sS u
ure is unexcelied br any place of the kind on the
Potomac river 1t 10 situated ab ut One hundred
miles from Washing ton immediately on The
Potomsc, asd m tul vIsw IF he Chaso pzake Bsy
and famous tor hn- Oysters, Soft Crabs, Sheephead
ana other Fish, and easily accessible b. the steam
boats lying between Washington, BaltinYre 6na
NOTfolk. The BndersIg ned has male addIi On Al
lmprov veInents IN tls Bath Houses ard mauy other
mProye;nents TO the conf 1T and enjoyment of his
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Splen-
dId hng lag and enty ofFIshIng aud Sai ing Boats
Tree oi charge. He has spared 40 expense In pro
vdlng good CotiiiOH Band iayiuE 10 his stock
OF choice Wines, Liquors, ,SegaTs and for hose
VINO wish 10 avoid extreme fashion and to seek a
retlred ace where taey can make themselves At
nome, there s not more pieasaH place In the Uni
TED states The proprietor Plefges himself TIA.
nothing shall be eft uHdOne on bIs part t. render
them, so. Terms Tor BOARD by the day, week or
month reasonable. Persons wishing to address the
county, Md.
ie S-2m r. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor
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CaIckgERINe gs 4 SONS SUPERB Plan Os,
asa JOHN r. ELLIss, sos Pa. .,.