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NeT HhIe La Irsn.r

HAtiNs p-W eqointru soc Azenf In Neunhis. e.
1Ffs Ntm p. Henict g. Co.. at 81 I-rls
pF1u1i 70 rusI1y ne tase. aud az sr-r-
arg AZ laraI faies-
- esrg z this Leat i1 "a eErsnes - nv tr.-f
DO ~ unfsd States IA equsiied ~ me "a ~ w.
- Z. crNEfSs, Acct.
ffsms tireet Brsdsr Bces.
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tls ne oniy reliable route making sure @naa
tons.
- hazEass checked through b on points Passel
gers uEiug tbs route save. ever steamboat travel
hurrs p Cairo. % hours 90 81. Louis 50 hours % LollF
VILE, 5i hours % Cincinnati.
Eckris can - had al the GAIoso HUI
ana az The neputin th- Navy T-rd-
NFrsoN, Superintendent
ru-,i mb1fiaulm
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For Sale or Rent.
Trust sale.

A DEsIRABLR residences. win seven acres q ground
II attached. in the vicinity o. ne STATE Female Col
iess. on the Hrrnando plank road, opposite ". Fos-
mrl-sT. IN. WILLIAMS a 90.
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House and Lot Tor sale.

UfHE suh=rihcr ofers for sale. IN souummo- -
i dating terms, TIE west haif - 10 No. IT'S, ~
in tie city e. Nem5hs, an Kahn street. frsut- nH
iur en- A1cusn Sguare, wuh ne buildiuE th-rr-AAA
On. a dau1le frame tenement. each teurUent c~uutaininz
I've r11uE-
n not a spcsei o. san. by priVatc sale, Be- VIII Be ~
Tered az SUI iru. on he So % Narch nerf. % the hizh-
80 ti1lls- Terms maie known a. thr sale on ne
premises. RICHARD q. OEEE.
la6-7u
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| REssls cave % car aiieuiisn to he oHgvius nt o.
ID dhalce property.
usT -srss ehsios enc i.ua on Ark.uss. river. a,,
1nrs tak 50 acres deaisued iu the heart o. ne
cotton puafry.
Also 100 acres In Arkansas county. west tide Artan-
rs rtver-51 acres IN caitivanoa bis 49, nj al
ukeiy negrqes-A workers, mules, sfcrE provisi1ns.
ETC. On liberal terms. Possession Eiven imasdiatsiy.
sc saes On Arkanas river. % miles shove Pine
hnt-lo o. 90 scres open, win house. etc.-eaoica
ralani- Sold a. a bargain.
80 aeTss in Ne rioh vOoas. 80 ven desdsned-
fr prompt psy. o. yin exchange il for city o. su6urbsn
property. Cal On ne soon.
ieA scrss o. suburban property in a sod ueishbor-
bod. VII sell low for close ~.
Inguirs Of JAMES YOUNG.
SIS hain street. - stairs
so scres. 40 open, near Horn Laks Dspot-7 No. Z
uu,ss, 6 colts and allies q head eatue. several seed
onuS oxen, corn fufter, fauainE ufensils. WAGONS,
haEs, etc, One-thiTt cash. balance I. 2 End 3 ysau. In
tcrest on last payments. Choice place and vrrv DESIRE
bie-ven improved.
ass .--s eAolss land in Bolivar COZ ,ty. Mis- 200
opened IS years an, nov grown NJ in cane. y miles
from MisisipPi river, on hsyou PhrIia- 80 per acre.
one niri esh, balance in che asttFo years, vih IN
AZ sores veil imprsrei east Of TIE eity.ts miles
from Court sguare. Wen set win choice fruit and
shrubsery-
u.s nrss miles sa.s q xsmphis- ~bsau,ful
saaL ehoiss and i7vey, and seven n1rss aua O NE
as @re near ne .Dlv.. % 0oupsr' .v-uu-v.n
ttmheref and very cheap.
, Zee, By $50 on s''rsi. street. At . Esa, bargain
iossEss saloininE Fsrt P~isEs!ils in .isht II ns aiy.
ArEaHias End taken IN par pay.
- sr,. s.ssiiful ground On R.ySOurn street, near
nf's,o On Main street. near s,.l street. sosa Prep
10 acuss and handsome dwellings, All all nscsssary
out b~liltins, near ne Stats Female CoIess-'or sale.
Amerguso other places, lauds, pisntations city prop
erty aud lu1urhan.
La,s improved and unimpruved.
caH on ne AEo. SIS Vain street.. up
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10 acres md hanizoms d~weiIinrs, ant all necsssarv
out t~uiliines, near ne Stats Female Couege-for ssie.
Or would eEchauEe for a city residence
Numerous other places, lands, pisutatona city pr1p-
erfy aud s~nlurhan.
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Sc saes on Arkansss river. % miles shove Pine
HlH-lo o. 90 scres open, win house. etc.-choica.
rtch lard sod a. a bargain.
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Also 100 acres In Arkansas county. uest .ifs Arm
FtFer-sa acres m cultivation nis year. and %
Hiy nesrees-Ai workers, mules. sfcrk provisions.
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.PLANTER,g H0UsE
L. NEUTZEL,
FAMILY GROCER,

South street, elst Of the Cemetery.
II As 5ustrseeirei flur saren ane ff Chictenz, and
II keens c1usiauiiF On hand TEA Butler. Efrs and
FEmH fhrtcerf frnfs-
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mtauaI.
P URTEX THE RIOOPI
MOFFATS
l. f + p =
RHOETTN


fHvA AhL MINERAL PUl5uE3-
Er1fr'at Ci1eEs. SCurrv. or Eruptlans affss
aefalau ~ ne Lac Eeffrinar g. f-rfr 49,
1r cacr l,trtHr Purifying rFse-sa IN
hlials Feee- E1rer ara Arua. nrs1rura.
rNH, a- u .h1rts me- AZ diseases aon rlrf
curative rrlnarrea- So famlr strrTTta uffs-
.1en 'u1 hei- timely ue lun slfsdnr snfe-
Prepared y wMEIAu D.. st5ssr n. D v
~ I aiurass- g. MANsFIFLDE
q - ------- L.-..
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o 80 acres IN re rich voois. 80 ven da.senas-
chli0 anf verT rih and A sod bargain can D. had
Tor prunpt ply, ~ viii exchange &c for city o. suburban
property. Cal On me soon.
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PArEIorIC SEETTsENT.-The Baltimore Re
P~u'liaaa publishes the following extract OF a
letter from the Hon. James ". Buchanan,
United States minister 10 Denmark, 10 a gen
tleman in that city
Now is The time for a Young man 10 distin-
gaish himself in our beloved republic. Let
him fix bis gaze steadily on the "Banner Of the
Union" and fight on, fight ever, in its glorious
defense. For myself, I may now be con
sicered as descending the vale Of years but,
here, ] declare TO you that. whatever may be
left to ne Of Tig0T or Of intellect, I an pre-
pared at a moments call 10 embark tie whole
in the great struggle d is now at hand, and
upon the issue Of which depends the fate Of
our Institutions and our homes. The Coasfi-
fulton mast Be prescrued IN is cafinefu, and be
who attempts 70 violate its sacred precepts. OF
any ore Of them, is an enemy 10 his country,
and lss be has sworn 10 observe IT'D a r~evilpr
o. God. ny country requires my services
10 this crisis, ] am ready to surrender power
and place at a word, and enlist for the whole
var
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Call on ne n SIS Vain street. up
JAMES EOUEG.
mr2l Real Eslzls Broker.
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CALVIN PAY,


III - ~
Hwrusrea % furnish BraEiues aud Specihahm oi
L Rrfidfnes q every description, and aaeo give m ~
s1nal supsrInfendance 10 their erection urNe % lNt
Main AMI Aduns street, opposite me MofsaHm hou
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ITo BE Continued

the opening Of the great rifle shooting contest
by the volunteers In England has been men,
toned. How she did 1t Is explained, to quote
from the authorized report -" Her Majesty
of Mr.. Whitworths rifles was fixed in a sliding
rest at four hundred yards range. The Queen
pulled the trigger by means Of silk cord
handed to her by Mr.. Whitworth. The shot
struck the centre Of the bulls eye, amidst great
cheering. Her Majesty expressed much graf
ihcation with the resultn But IL seems she
did not sight the rifle, nor touch IL, nor do any
thing but pull a string, which pulled the trigger
The rife had been tried a few score times from
the sliding rest until there was a dead certainty
that the ball Blxst strike the bulls eye and In
fact, the shot, like that In Der Freiscbutz, could
not fall. Yet there is a chance that Queen Vic
toria may hereafter be chronicled as having an
aim as certain as that Of William Tell, seeing
that at distance Of 400 yards she fred rife and
hit the center of the mark!
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The COMING GRAIN CRoPs-The London
Times, Of the 22d ult, forebodss a famine in
short crops. The prospect Of the grain crops in
France is also said to be unpromising On the
other hand, the cereal crops in the United States
and Canada never promised better. A larger
crop Of wheat than we ever had before, by, per-
haps, one-fourth, is now secured. or In the pro-
gress Of harvesting. The crops Of hay and oats
also large, and the promise Of the king Of our
cereals-lndian corn-was never better. Nothing
~ tht. hmnSee, ..s 1,nna can s,in P .1e price
muneration TO the grower OF the last years
crop IL Is said that the large farm cribs Of Illinois
are still nearly full Of last years corn, yet the re-
ceiPts at Chicago have averaged over 10O, 600
bushels day, from the Illinois canals and rail-
roads, through the season.
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv A GREEN Auctionaa,

TRoTFsifEE oF Z SALE Sal. g., EAPAsTerATRAcT
10 HMoad, an about three miles from the city of
ss ssePPEon M PE being part Of the property known
By Write of two deeds of trust, one bearing date
or on or aDnt the 9Th day OF August, 1853, and re-
one OF th land records Of the county % Of WsshiRs ing
thon, In he District of Columbia, and the other
sss sssss lesossd .c On pr fSGp the th DAY Of
et seq aso one Of the land records of said county,
bddeIpT & pTSssd e ss q Public ss s1ctlo5 to the
pax Of sSt Sf snS On o.sdP shs
Ing sna ahs SSuH snS of
the westside of the PIoey Branch road. contained
egInhiig for the same at a stone, No 4, planted
IN me yest me Of sad road fer The no,thesst
msa, ana running from thence north sixty one and
half degrees, west fifty six and forty -four hun
stcds No 5, At the northwest Corner of Speakmsn,s
sger lot and the the beginning fhIs smaller lot,
theIse running north thirty and hslfdegrees east
the east line of speakman's smai eI lot, where is
on, ana a hal degrees. east fifty nine perches and
for and one hundredth of perch to stake in the
vsst line of said Piney Branch rosa in q straight
line to the place of beginning containing ten acres
Fether with the improvements thereon, which con
slst OF new, spaolous, and well-buiit two-stOry
= rdihe dwelling mouse, stdDllng, sheds, and out
houses.
Terms of sale: One third cash; the balance in 6
and " months, for which the purchaser wi be
CURED to give his notes bearing est from the
day of sale, and secured by deed of trust pon the
pre-IsAs
Should the purchaser fail to comply with the
terms OF sale within five DAYS after the day of sa
the trustee reserves the night to rese sald prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defauting purcha
ser, upon giving five days previous public no. ice
Dy advertisement, In some newspaper published in
the city OF Washington, of the time, place, and
terms OF such re'ale. All conveyauces at the cost
r. III. LASKEY, Trustee
" IS-eodds A GREEN, AuCt.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by n, UhEEN, Auctloneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNINPRovFp
y PROPERTY on THE ISLAND AT AUCTIoY-On
THURSDAY. the I'd day of August next, | shall
sell sell In front OF the premises, at O'Clock p. M.
that ValuaOle propeTt. known the residence of
the late Peter CazanOve, deceas' u being ali of
square o.. 23, containing about IS OGO square fss
oIground, with the improvements which corsist
Of hs ndsome first class {, ams Cottage Dwelling
House, containing elsht conveniently arranged
rooms, dairy, smoke house, stable, carriage ard II
other necessary out houses, a pump O. excellent
water In the yard. This property is hand somely
situated, and bounded by Fourteenth .treet west,
south ID and Water streets, and considered one If
the city. -
Also, handsome Building Lots, being lots No.
9, 10, and Is, In square No 265. These beau
tlful and elevated building lots are on ThIrteen-
and shall and Fourteenth streets west, and c and
ID streets south, and present many induoements TO
persons wishing to purchase a handsome building
site or make good Investment.
SO uare 265.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6. Il? Is and
months, the purchasers to give notes for the de-
fefTed pay ments, bearing Interest ON the dey of
ste deed given ard deed of trust taken r e
ln9lsPutaole. All conveyancing at the cost of the
purchaser NJ. L. DANGERFIELD,
Residuary Devlkee.
ly "a eOd6ds A. GREEN, Auct,
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Democratic newspapers In Pennsylvania advoca-
ting harmony upon one electoral ticket, including
two daily papers In Philadelphia, viz: the Demo-
crat and Pennsylvanian. or these papers, so Ear
as we have been able to classify them, fourteen
support Douglas, fourteen support Breckinridge,
and the remainder have ~ yet expressed no pref
erence.
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FIRE AND FIVE LIVES LosT.-At2 2 O'Clock on
Saturday morning fire broke out In dwelling
house on the extensive farm Of Hon A. b Conger,
destroyed, together with several outhouses. OF
the fifteen persons in the building at the time of
the breaking out the fire, but ten escaped Among
them that were burnt to death are John Black
hurst, Thomas Long, and three other farm hands,
whose names were not ascertained. The total loss
on the building and outhousss 10 about sle, ,OO0.
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WOOD AND COAL.

G o A L
Deliversd to all parts Of the city al the lowest
possible rates.
T J. Il w. NJ. GAIT,
ma II-u north side.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
Il an extensive stock OF FUEL, 10 prepared TO
sell at very low figure for cash.
WOOD Sawed and Split any size.
Call and see for yourself.
r.. w. BATES.
Wood and Coal Dealer,
ma Is 3. r. corner of Fourteenth and G sts
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WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w Street, Bettceen 9Th and lOth Strsefs
CARRIAGES, such as Lixif Fanev. -S SIess
WAGONS, Park Phsatoas, Family Car-ES
r'dsess dHd Buggtes, which we viii sell atSSe8
o yer' small profit.
Being PRACTICAL mechanics in different branches
OF the business, We fatter ourselves that we know
the styles and quality of work that viii give sntls
fscton, combining ishtness, comfort and durabiIi-
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 70 ,t
the shortest NJ tIse and most reasonable charges
WALTER, KARMANN & BOPP
Coachmakers, SUCCESSORS to VIM. L. Hook
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Us, Marshal for the District Of Coiumbi

IVl facIas issued from the Clerks ONCE of the Cir
cult. Court OF the District of Columbia, for the
county OF washington, anI to me directed. will
expose to public SALE for cash. in front of the court
house door of said county, on MONDAY, the 9Th
day oil August next 1861, ct II O'Clock all Defend
ants night, ,us clalm and interest aud to Lot No.
Is, in Square No. 7Se in the city of Washington D.
u, together with al and singular the imp vementg
thereon, seized and levied pom as the property of
Chas; Van Patten and will be sold to satisfy Ju-
dlcias Nos % and 70, to October term 1889 favor
oil John w. Thompson and u. ID Gilman
w. SELDEN.
jy lS-dts II. y. Marshal for District of Caluuhis
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUEAcToRY.

- <9e TTH SIREIf
Opposite Odd FsIIoscs' Hall, Waskiastoz, %. C.
Travellers will study their interests b, examlnln
my TRUNKS, VALICES 90 before pur G~
chasing elsewere- As / use none but the ~
best material the market affords and employ 23o
the best worknen, can confidently recommend my
work TO be superior in Strength ard Dzrabtltfy 70
Trunks that are made IN other cities and sold here.
keep constantly on hand, and make 70 order ION
[EATHER, TRON -FRIME FRENcH DREss
aad WOOD BOX TR QNKSi ASHLAND and
NESS SADDLES; WHIPS, &c, re,
Trunks, &C., Repaired and Covered, in q work
manlike manner, at short notice.
Trunks dsliveIed in any part Of the city, 6sorre-
-hi.oSkEent foL Hese's celebrated FAMILY
de i5-E JAMES 8. ToPHAM.
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M MRS. McCOR l.ICK'S SCHOOL,
!!IKS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends and the public generally that phe viii resume
the duties of her School the LIST Monday in SER
tember next. 80 S"r
The course Of study pursued will comprise all the
ton. S~
In addition 10 her day scholars she is desirous of
Ieceiylns into n her family few pupils boarders
mediate care and oversight. - $50
HeI srrengemepts for the accommodation and
due oare OF pupils have been considerably inoreased
and otherwise improved. Those In Washington
desiring particular Information with refsrenne To
the Star. 'Si
For terms and further particulars Apply At her
res1denoe-No. 81 Cameron street, AlexandriI, va.
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~ Nj NJ 4 l. C. q l. l. E G. E.
NO. 4I6 SEVENTH ST.,
Oppo'"ehe GENERAL Post Ofee, Washinsto. City.
Armorian System Of Penmanship, Bookkeeping,
Mercantile Forms and Calr uatlons. Business Cor,
IespOndence, Bills of Exchan.c, Current Bills,
CqmmssIon sales, Gran mar and Arithmetic,
liza Preparatory Class for Boys,
ship.
Rooms open from a. m. TO 10 p. m. For terms
ma 24-Sm WIN. w. VOTING k CO
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NARsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of heri
1N1 faclss, Issued from the Clerks office of the
circuit Court of the District Of Columbia, for the
expose to pneio sale, Tor cash. in front of the cour
house door OF said county, on SATURDAY, the
lowing property to wit Alldefsndan rs right title
ga m, and interest In and TO certain dwelling
house erected on and the south nineteen
(9 feet four ~ inches Lot nine (9) in Sqrara
numbered three hundred and seventy-seven. (S77J
In the CIT, OF Washington, ID. C, elzed and levied
sold to satisfy gudioials. o $40 TO October term
1857, In favor Of Jonathan T. Walker.
Late U. 8. Marshal for District Columbia.
je 28-dts
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WASHINGTON
w CITY RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
NeU York aUeEHe, bettosen lSt and 2d SIS,

In calling the attention ofthe public TO my grounds
l would state that every arrang emant has 4
been made to MAKE this Retreat" more vEyk1
attractive every day. Mondays the Gar ls.Tf
dens are open TO the public tree of ohaTge-a cOuo n
given BY select band: Those desiring TO enjoy the
dance and wa IL Vii hnd the saloon In complete
order 20 render pleasure to all. On other days the
proprietor will cheerfully grant the use Of the
grounds Tor school or other Pic Mic Pa ties with
out charge.
For the amusement OF children he has Introduced
number of little games, never before seen In this
city and cassuiated al the same time TO amuse the
"old folks"
and families can be supplied with any ouantity Al
thslr Tesloenoe, of that heathfal drink. LAGt
BEER, upon short notice. 10 IS SIN
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&EE99:: &EE9: &: &: Fa6SMPsSN FHESSPsS Trustees.
jy -Stsw&ds A. GREEN. Anot

MtRSHAL'S SALE:-In virtue of two wrIts of
VI hen laclas, lssued from the Clerks Office OF
county of Washington, and TO me directed, | Will
expose to public sale for cash. front Of the court
house door, OF said county. on MONDAY, 9Th day
Of August next 1865. at u O'Clock m al defendants
night title, aim and interest and TO the follow
Ing described property. to wit, VIZ: Lot No 8, in
Square No: 7OG, and lot No. 80, IN Square No. SOI
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property of
Juians Barry and James G. RarrT, ana will be
sold to satisfy judlclas Nos IaS and 1874, to May
term 1885, In tayOr of Anthony Addison.
U. q, Marshal for the District of Columbia.
iH Is dds =
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION OF
,I MT. J. H COMBS English and Classical
hlgn n School VIII commence on the first Monday
in July as the number of pupils is limited. For
terms dc., see circulars, &C., or call at Mr.. C's
avenue. iy H-eo3ws
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SCHMIDT'S SUMNER GARDEN.-On Sixth
~ street, between and Louisiana AVA A
may be found az all times one of the most ve.Av
popular, genial, urbane. and intelligent lks1S i
Restaurant Keepers, who backs up his repufafio1
with LAGER B.. Err from the CiTY OF BRorHER-
LY LOVE, Philadelphia with BRANDIES fOm
the choicest whey ards of France; with WINES
unexcelled on the hills of the Rhine; and with an
article of WHISKY which su acks strongly Of the
true flavor of the Monongakes and Bourne
Palatable as either of these may be indivldually
ne has sought to make them still more so by the
erection the rear grounds OF his favorIte establish
ment of a spaclou ArbOr, where ms guests by day
may enjoy the cool breeze and be free from Sol's
too ardent rays; and, at ''the wItching hour of
having their enjoyment sampened by the falling
dew. such inducements will, Doubtless. cause
many OF our readers to drop IN and take note ar
nothing else, and, most likely, many Of those who
In addition te all this, he has engaged the Pros
peri brothers and their associates to discourse their
choicest pieces of music Every "Wednesday and
Saturday evening, iy 10 I'm
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THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
= :, NEW ARRANG BMRNr.
This well known and popular SEMINARY, which
has been SO spcoessfu under the entire care of Mrs
"a. Richards for more than ten years will be epened
on the first Monday in September next, under the
united supervision and instruction of MIR and Mrs
Z,RlCHARDS, In the well arranged and delight
fully located Union Academy Building For paftio-
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A SALT WATER BATHING.

NJ SALT WATER BATHING.
lhARSHALL'S PAVILION. (Moore's Land
Ing viii be open for the rec pticn of vIsi- A
tors on the 18th Of June. This delightful NA1
resort for those seeking heath and pleas lE.E5
nre ls une1celleo By any place of the kind on The
Potomac river 1t is situated about ore hundred
miles from Washington Immediately on The
Potomac, and IN iull view Of the Chesapeake Bay
and famous for hne Oysters, Sot Grabs Sheephead
and other Fish, and easily access bic b. the steam
boats plying between Washington, Baltimors and
Norfolk. The updersIgned has male additional
improvements ia bis Bath Houses and many other
lmprOvements TO the comfort and enjoyment of ms
9u's The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Splen-
dId hng Ing and 2 enty of Fishing and Sailing Boafs
free OF charge. He has spared no expense ia pro
vldIng good Cotilo Band in laying in his stock
OF choice Wines, quorsSegars, &c.,and for thnss
VINO wlsh TO avoid extreme fashion tnd to seek
retired ace where they mskerfhemseives Al
homs there is not more pleassn blaoe the Uni
TED states. The proprietor pledges himself that
nothing shall be left 1ndOne his part 70 render
thom 80. Terms for board: 8 50 per day, for less
than week; Tor longer time, sl.25 per DAY; $50
per month";, Persons wishing to address the pro
county, Nd.
jes-2m r.. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-27
BY A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

by A. GREEN, AucuOneer.
I'M TUESDAY,, the 3lst inst, snail sell, in
" front of The premises, at s O'Clock p. m, In
compliance with the tsrms of deed of trust to us
from 1hos A. Brown and wife. dated path Septem-
ber, 1883, and recorded in Llbsr J. A g., No Is2
page 3b, Ac., one Of the land records OF Washing
toh county parts of lots II and IL square No se7
beglnlng fer the same forty feet three inches from
the southwest corner Of SAID square, running
thenoe East on line with ID street South: ski en-
feet hence North seventy feet themes West: six :
teen ieet thence South; seventy feet the ace of
ting ola two story Frame House with oneStory
Back Building.
Terms: 0ne-f fourth cash; balance In 6, IL and Is
months, aft ar day of sale, with notes secured by a
deed OF trust on the premises If the terms of sa
are not complied with within five days after the day
OF sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the purchasers risk and cost after CIV
ing one weeks potIce.