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A MRS. WINSLOW,
AAN Exlerienosd Narss and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers her
SO o HING SYRUP.
For ChfldPeu Tssthiug

for Children IeethinQ,
which greatly facilitates the prses Of tssthins bv s.fs,
ing tns gsms, reducing all inaammausn-vi allay ALL
fAiN and sPasmodie actisn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
DEPEND spon IL, mothsrs will give ysurslv,, and
hELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
', put up and sold this article for years. and
M:dien:"sG1,s MRS s,, X, If II i1y GraI.
Ircr A cuRI, wINSLOw'S sb.S tm.It 10 .,.s m
,s.,,se,ta 81 in.. SOOTHING in:tane. d,
.a'siaeuon oy any one Who used H. On
Sns SonuaIy, aHarsl SfhUP, delighted with its
hghsH Communication Of its magical sfsct, and m.dcs
virtues. We spsak In his matter WHAT wR no Eyow "
ntsrnn ysars' ,Ipsrisnes, AND fLRDeR OUR RFruri
TIoN FoR THE FULFILmErT wHAr VIZ HrRR m
CLARE In almost every Instance where tns h
Ing from pain and sIhauson relief will be in t,sp
Or H.. rs:nty ninn., after n. syrup j, sdmini.t'rsd
most Hrf ffRIfNcrD and sKILFUL NURsfs in NJ En.
land and has bssn used with NRvkR-FAILIrG sUCC Isa
THO USANDS OF CASES.
net sniy r,isvss ths child from pain but
stomach and bowss eorrscts scIdty, gvss tens and
'n'rgy TO the whels syssm. 1t will instantly rsli,y,
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND collie,
.nd sv'tcoms eSnvusi.n,, which, not speedily r.m.d.d
ArDsuRIsTRrm- FOR 1n%'n s IL me on ShsI
70 all case, Of Dys- CHILDREN ENTRY and pIIR
arise. from {. .,sinr TEETHING. Dsss. -h.th.I II
Gauss We would say every mother who ha. child .vt
srng from any Of the going complants-Do NOT Lrr
foURfREJCDiCHsI NOR THE PREJUDICRs OTHERS
,tsnd own yoursu6sring child and ths relief that will be
sUHf-yu, AhsoLUTELN sURy-to follow use Of III
msdiens, " tTsy used Fall directions for using will
saGn nottis None genuine uni isss the
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is the out,ids vrapps
soid oy Drug gIss throughout tbs world.
Principal Ofcs, No. 10 Cedar sus,tN NY
Price onlv IS Cents per Bettis. ,.u-dsvI,
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EDUCATIONAL.

CONN RGdAL coLLEG
Opposite thc General Post Oftce, WdshtHstos CIV
Amorian System of Peumauship, Bookkeeping.
Mercantile Forms and Calculations, BUSINESS Cor
IetpOndence, Bills of Exohanse, Current Bills,
Commission Sales, Gran mar and Arithmetic.
.iI- Ladies will be instructed In fine penmsn-
Rooms open from 4. m. to 10 p. m. For terms
ms 2s-sm wM. w. YOUNG & co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
This well known and popular Seminary, which
nas been so successful under the entire care Of Mrs
n. Richards for more than ten years will he opened
on the first Monday IN September next. under the
united supervision apd instruction Of Mr.. aud Mrs
II, RICH ARDS, IN the well arranged and delight
fully located Union Academy Building. For paTtic-
ulars. see circulars at all the Bookstores. maSS-6
NJ MRS. McCOR rICK'S SCHOOL.
N1RS. MCCORMICk desires to inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the dahes OF her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The course OF study pursued will comprise al the
branches requisite &c thorough English educs-
ton.
In addition 10 her day scholars she s DESTROYS Of
receiving into her family few pupils boarders,
aged from 10 to l5 years. who will be under her
mediate care and oversight.
Her Arrangements for the accommodation and
Que care Of pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in Washlngton
desiring particular information with reference 20
Ger school may aPply to w. ID. Wsllsoh, Editor
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply st her
tesideaoo-No. IS Cameron street, AleIsndria, Va.
jV att
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ma 9-lm
MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE,

ia AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
This well known and favOrite place of summer
resort ls agan open for the reception OLA 4
visitors unc er the management Of its for VSYAq
mer proprietor. lEIFH
It's situated on the top OF the Blus Ridge m0nn
talns at kockhs h Gap, 20 miles west of Richmond
va; the Virginia central Railroad passing under
tho house thrOus h the b ue Ridge Tunnel. The e.
eVSted situation, beautiful views mountain scenery,
AID the constant aHd refreshing hreezes make II
one OF the most delightful places of summer resort
In w estern Virginia. There is also convenient a
spring Of pure ohaly beate water,
Visitors to the Mountain Top House will come
va virginia Cent a. Railroad 20 Alton Depot, near
hack VIII always be III attendsnoe to convey Tone
as pe4son 10 t tne m3unt,n top L Is always best for
Terms: S25 per month; S8 per week; 81 50 DER
DAY. eerysnts (blaok) aud children under ~ Yeas
oI age, ha1 price; for white servants little more
than half price will be charged.
le q colin E g IIpSGnMP
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POINT LOOKOUT.

fOlN LOOKOUT.
II r. Undersigned, long aud well known to the
travelling public as proprietor Of the City 4
hotel, Alexandria, Va, and the United NAY
states Hotel In WASH gtOn city, has k.Hl
leased Tor term OF years the magnificent bay "a .
Pavllon a. d the numerous oottage connected with
IL, recently erected at Point Lookout the point of
Iuucuon OF the Potomac with Chesapeake Bay and
having furnished them in style equal 10 that of
any other watering place in the United states will
open ths establishment the 18th day of June next
tor the reception of visitors his arrangements be-
lLg sufficient for the comfortable accommodations
of at least $50 guests.
Point Lookout. besides being deservedly the most
famous Place in all America for fine Oysters, Hog
sh, Soft CTahs, eephs ad, Mackerel, and All
other salt water luxurIes possesses finer facilities
for Surf Bathing than even Cape Nav, while the
bact country Immediately adjoining if--lnoluding
the Drives, Partridge and Woodcock Shooting,
&c, 6e.,-ofer advantages together, superior Cf
Ihe Mater Views from the pavilion and from al
the cottages ere extensive, varied, and oharming
The health of the point is unexoelled BY that Of
monntain reglons and the access to il by steamers
from baltimore, Washington, Norfolk. and Rich
mond, will probably be daily TO and from each of
those olties, lie has spared no expense in proVld-
tng hne Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boats,
&c for hire. or stocking his cellars with the best
Wines. Liquors, &c In shart his patrons will
hnd 81 their command every luxury and comfort
obtainable at any other American watering place
His terms for board, by the day, week, or month
Tor individuals or families, will be reasonable.
ma 9S dtJuly LOGAN %. SMITH.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

/ The favOrite resort for
those who appreola to
Grand Scenery, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigora-
ting Baths, Large and
w ell Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and a Good
Table.
For particulars send
for Circular.
OWENS, CIENDEN-
IN a. VISSCHER,
Carlisle Strings, Pa.
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m SALT WATER BATHING.

n n ".
lElARSHALL'S PAVILION. tMOOTe's Land
IngDwlll be open for the reception of vIsI-
tors on the 18th of June. This delightful vESAe
resort for those saekIng health and pleas le.ES
uro Is uneXcelled bv any place Of the kind on the
fotomao river IL IS situated about one hundred
miles from Washington Immed ately on The
Pot3mac asd II tu view If The Chsss sake Hay,
and famous for hne Oysters, Son Crabs, Sheephead
ana other Fish. and easily accessible b, the steam
boats plying between Washington, Baltimore And
Norfolk The undersIgned has male additional
improvements ia is Bath Houses aud many other
improvements to the comfort and enjoyment of ms
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed SpIen-
did Angling and P.entv Of Fishing and Sailing Boats
free OF charge. He has spared no expense ia pro
vdlng good COtiliOn Band OTin laying in hIE stock
OF choice Wines Liquors, ,Segars, &C., and for those
who wish To avoid eXJreme fashion and TO seek a
retired ace where they can make themselves at
h0ms there ls not more pleasant place In the Uni
nothing shall be left undOne his part to rendsr
tIem so. Terms for board: Sl-1O pfT day, for less
than week; IJT longer time, SIPS per = ay; $50
per month. Persons wishing to address the sTo
county, Md.
jes2m r. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor
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L & BARNARD. Aucts.
By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
vlNkUSTEE'S SALE OE VERY VAI.uARII

By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers,
HkUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
NEAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND sTREETs.-By virtue of a decree of the Cir
cult Court OF the District of Columbia, passed in
two oeuses in which Statham, Smithson & Co and
AUSTIN sherman, respectively, are complalnsnts
and John F; Callan and others are defendants, the
undersigned Will sell at public auction TO the high
est ess oiddsrs on THURSDAY the 18th da' Of July
1851 g ooioSk p. M, upon the premises, Lot No
I'm q sSsats Ne. c45s, in the city of Washington,
anG IS feet on Seventh street west
Inls well krown property is situated on the
northeast corner of = and Seventh streets Opposite
the General Post Ofioe and is one of the We best
n1alress locations In the city of Washing The
Improvements consist Of trree three story houses
on street, iudlng the drug store on the corner
oi OF seventh, and two story building on SEVENTH
street The property wi be sold In separate par
GELS, according To the Improvements
Ierms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
10 be paid In cash, and the residue in two eausl IN
stEamen!s, N six and twelve months from the day
ol sae the deferred paIments to bear interest and
TO Dc secured by the notes or bonds of the purcha
ser or purchasers, with a surety or suret!es TO be
approved by the Trustees. should the terms OF
SAFE not ne complied with within SIX days after the
day OF sale, the Trustees reserves the hit TO re
sci the property, at the risk and expense Of the de
lauitlng purchaser, ter FIVE days notice, All
conVeyances at the cost Of the purchaser.
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10-f ia, and l2 4super Linen Sheetngs, y
~ lo-4 II I, and Y Cotton Shestings,
Richard on Il Sons, Dunbar & Dickinson and
Barklie's super Fronting and Shlrting Linens,
TO welings in variety. Table Lii ems and Napkins,
lt0 pieces superior makes Bleached Cottons,
100 pieces Lawns at l2k cents.
3 pieces w bite and Colored Flannels,
Ladies' and Misses White Cotton Hose,
White Goods in variety.
Cambria and Swiss Ed ings and Insertirgs,
Honiton, 9 Guipure aud French Worked Collars,
sun Umbrellas, Paras. Is and sun Shades,
Super Silk and French Lace Nantes,
Hoped skirts. Silk MIts &c., &C., received and
ist TAYLOR A. HIJTCHISnN
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CARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
CUM BERLAND CO,
Pennsylvania.
ACCoMMoDArIoNs A FOR
800.
TERMS Low.
je q! low
WASHINGTON
w CITY GA RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
NsIc lork Qrsnks, betlcssH lSt aud 2d SIS.

In calling the attention of the public 10 my grounds
1 would state that every Advancement has A
been made 70 make this Retreat" more EA9
gwen by select band, Those desiring to enjoy the
dance and waltz viii find the saloon In cornplete
order TO render pleasure to ALL On other days the
proprietor Will cheeTfully grant the use Of the
out charge.
For the amusement Of children he has introduced
number OF little games, never before seen in this
city, and ca lcuated at the same time 10 amuse the
"pld folks"
n. B.-Attached is my Botthng Estabshme Mt,
and families can be supplied with any quantity at
their residence, of that healthfu drink, LACE X
BEER, upon short notice. ja Is SIN
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
Opposite Odd FsIl0tcS' Hall, Wdshiagtoa, ID. C..
Travellers will study their interests o, examining
my TRUNKS, VALICES &c before puT- 1ryTW
chasing eiseweTo. As use none but the Sx&aaA
best material the market affords and employ osa
the best worknen, can confidently recommend my
work to be superior in StTeHgfh aud Durability TO
Trunks that are made IN other cities and sold here.
keep constantly on hand, and make To order Con
LEATHER, LION -FRlME FRENCH DRESS
and Wo0D BOX TR INKS ashland asd
NESS SADDLES; WHIPS, fe., &c.
Trunks, &c, Repaired and Covered, in q work
manllke manner, at short notice.
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city, George
:, !! kisn1Age1t Is,1, for Hoye's celebrated FAMILY
de is-ly JAMES .. ToPHAM.
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Fl EUEIh HUI Ed,
- OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
ted IN full view Of Hampton Roads and A
chesapeake Bay, and At the first military vEA2
vii be ready for the reception of visitors on the
Res tides the attractions of the military establish
ment and the hne ''BLl Of Fare' presented In the
many luXures OF the salt water ion. tha Bath Al
Old Point Comfort is peculiarly curative For
Rheumatism II is almost a specific; and for its
properties In this regard the prOprietors are allowed
TO make reference to Mrs DR.. Linn, (relIot of the
and his lady. -
ments add largely TO the accommodations and com
fOrts OF the approaching soasOn.
The manag einent of the Hotel and all bu mess
matters oonneS ted with it under the exclusive
charge OF the junior partner, Mr.. Willard.
JOS. SLGAR.
g. G. WILLARD,
ma S-lm PrOprietors
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TWO VERY SUPERIOR NORTHERN
DAY MORNING, 5oth inst, at 10 O'Clock, we will
perior Bugsies, viz:
Top Busgy,
No-top Buggy.
These Buggies are in good order and made of the
lishments in New York 'N 0s'
Terms: 80 and so days, for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest
IeS WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

" HITL SULPHUR SPRINGS,
" GRERNBRIER COUNTY, Va.
This long esta ablished watering pl4oe was opened
May. &N&
Many new and important ARRANGEMENTS lEshH
have been made since last season IN tins lqrge IS
bilShmRnt and no efforts will be spared 10 make
the guests comfortable.
Persons can reach these SPRINGS b. { he Orange
and Alexandria Railroad from Washington; by the
Virginia Ccntral Railroad from Richmond; or hy
the NITglnIa ard Tennessee Railroad from the
South and Southwest via Lynchburg aud Char
lottesYlile, with Ony 3a miles stage travel.
Jeremiah MORTON, President.
J. HUMPHREYS,
General SunerIrtnudapt ia d.T
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GREEN SPRING
~ PAVILION,
Mar the Old Iron Foundry and only half mile By
land from the Omnibus Stand IN GsOTgefotcH.
. The ladies' and gentlemen of WASHINGTON and
georgetown are respectfully Informed A
that tins beautiful place, on the Foundry vEHAH
Branch Is now Handsomely fitted up for Al IL
the reception of Picnic Parties and other visltors
Ihere are numerous springs Of the puTest water
ana constant shade throughout the day. There
Is large saloon for dancing, with dressing room
attached, and shady walks and seats throughout
the grounds.
Schools, Societies. Clubs and Social Parties can
obtain tins delightful place for Pic Mos without
charge Tor the grounds or pavilion by giving the
proprietor three DAYS notice
Meals are served at sll hours, and Refresh
ments furnished at CITY prices
Ofhc'rs will atterd at all times for the preserva
tlon oI good order, ard no pains viii be spared to
give EetisfactIon tn al visitors
..c JOSEPH EHRMANNTROUT,
Is
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE-Between aud acres of LAND,
Il part wood, on the Plank Road. ~ h st. about
miles from Washington--a besutifal buildins site
or well located for market garden Apply az No.
Agency Block, corner Seventh and sts., wash-
Ington. ie 10 I'm
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Breadstuffs and Provisions,


good regarding the damage the growing
wheat crop 1t is represented winter killed in various sections
butWe think it too early to arrive at definite conclusion in
this matter.
We have information from various an unusual
Eseness OF hogs and in some places in Kentucky and Illinois,
our correspondents inform US such scarcity was never known
before 1t quite probable that the VeS OF these ami
mails have been rendered uncertain for years past by the
general prevalence OF what called the hog cholera that the
culture Of them, may call it, has great been
abandoned Indeed the assessors returns Of the three leading
States show this they instead Of showing gradual increase
in the number from TO actually show regular de-
the last few years. which, think be accounted
only in the way already alluded to- This most important
question: for the Of the country worth forty millions
dollars annually that the which would tend dmn
ish it matters OF serious consideration
There has been improved demand for -four during the week
ard prices generally advanced. This demand has been partly
Pcuae put ee mas been good Gea cone Tor export 70 e
interior. Prices have been advancing the New York market
during the week. which confidence to holders and is
that market during the spring months The closing prices for
for family brands white wheat IS 9Os60 Wheat partieipat
ed in the rise in -four, and advanced fully SC buhe The
9l9s9 F ggGa9P Rt are Tor prime Red and SA
The demand for Germ been quite moderate and the market
ruled dull throughout the closing 4s49c the
decline Of per buhel Sheed remains duh bulk
and SIC in sacks the buyer furnishing sacks Pure white may be
There quite pressing demand for barley and malt
ers have been anxious to buy that they have paid SOC for
prime let's The receipts Of this article have fallen Of largely
hsseason far compared with last and the stocks
the hands Of brewers and mAtte being quite light, make them
anxious buy literally, in order to sufficient supply Of
The provision has not changed much during the week.
the demand besn moderate for article another, from
day day. butas whole there has the Market
rendering satisfactory to holders as might
the business done Of strictly legitimate character and
the purchases made with special reference the
has neglected, demand
having been ng be wholly unimporant; offered
at gOc MessPork has been bought to moderate extent
at Sl72jg737. Bulk have bought sparnzly
Ga for shoulders, and 50 @ for Sides latter rate for
heavy The same may be said OF bacon the sales being quite
small at g7s for shoulders and 99c for sides, chiefly
the outside rates the sales made at The inside rates
cepuOns Clear Sides nominal at lU2c cured
Hams may De quote atll 5ac1 with air iieInGnd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-17

Sir William Napier X. c. D., whose death is an
nounced by the Edinburgh, was born IN Castetown,
Ireland in l7Sj. His father was Colonel, the Hon.
George Napier, and his mother the celebrated Sarah
Lenn0x. daughter of the second Duke Of Richmond.
When but 10 years of age Sir William entered the
army. He served at the siege of Copenhagen. fol-
lowed Sir John Moore to the Spanish Peninsula in
1905 and was in command of the 43d regiment at
Salamanca, Neville, and Nice. The wounds which
he received in the battles in which ne was engaged
were emphatic proof of his daring and bravery as
soldier For six years, from 1872 to lSiS. when he
was created a military knight and became Colonel
of the 9th regiment Sir William was Governor Of
Guernsey.
In 1851 lac was advanced to the rank Of lieutenant
general The intervals CT leisure which hc enjoyed
were devoted 70 recording the the history of the
wars in which he had taken part. To his pen we
are Indebted for the History OF the War in the
Peninsula and in the South of France from the year
lSO7 to lSII" The publication of this work which
consists of six volumes, was commenced IN lS2S
Among his other. bat less formidable works, are
81 The Conquest of Scinde." " Life and Opinions Of
Sir Charles Napier" and English Battles and
Siegcs in the Peninsula" the last Of which was
published in 1850 and comprises much OF the mat
ter embraced IN his first historical work. Besides
treating of these heavier themes, Sir William $ pen
found relaxation in the composition of various re
views and one or two works Of fiction. SIR Charles
Napier. the Conquercr Of Scinde, was brother OF
the Historian
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Those persona desiring Artificial Teeth viii be
pleased to know that they may be furnished with
the same, with all the latest impro vemens in the art
by DR.. R. RussEL1 who, we are informed has puT eaas
ed the right to use the vueinate Base in this city,
which possesses so many and and great advantages
over other STYLES for dental plates-it being very
much stronger; no taste as with metallic plate or IS
there any unpleasantuess of any kind from it nei-
Their is 1t affected by the chemical action Of the sali-
va Of the mouth there being seams or spaces for the
accumulation or lodgment offood Itseems perfectly
adapted to meet the requirements Of metal for
plates being stronger lighter, tasteess, easily kept
&c.
This great improvement is worked under the
GooDYEAR's patents and has been used by the pro-
fession at the North and East over four years with
entire satisfaction. With the new Improvements in
the Dental World that are being presented, there
must, we think be arefoluton in the mechanical as
well as the operative department Of the profession.
We understand that DR.. G. Il. PERNE of the New
York Journal, WHO'S also connected with the Good
year Rubber Company, is visiting the principal
cities Of the South and West
We refer the reader to the Doctors advertisement
in another column