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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

a
PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury De-
partment until the 18th inst for supplying for the
use OF the Departm mt, 80 cords OF Oak and 100
be delivered at the Treasury Building. corded and
measured n the yard by q sworn measurer at the
expense OF the contractor; and of lta tons Of Cum
beTand Cos75 tons of white and IS tons of red ash
Anthracite Coal all of the best quality, to be de
lvered at the building. Inc Cumberland oal to be
al lump-haLd Picked. I he white ash tn be small
fdrnaoe or large egg size; the red ash 20 be small
an l-eOdtl5th
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Maxims for Married Women.

The unmarried woman, says an exchange,
who can read this without indignation, ought
to be married
Let every wife be persuaded that there are
two ways Of governing family. The first is
by the expression of that will which belongs
to force; the second to the power of miIdness,
to which every strength will yield. One is
the power of the husband; a wife should never
employ any other arms than those of gentle
ness. When a woman accustoms herself to say
"I win, !" she deserves to lose her empire.
Avoid contradicting your husband. When
we smell a rose it is to Undue the sweets of
odor; we look for everything amiable in woman
Whoever is often contradicted feels insensibly
an aversion for the person who contradicts,
which gains strength by time, and whatever
be her good qualities, is not easily destroyed.
Occupy yourself only with household affairs,
wait till your husband con6des to you those of
higher Importance, and do not read lectures to
and practice virtue yourself to make him
love it.
Command his attention by being always kind
TO him never exact anything, and you will
attain much; appear always fattered by the
little he does for you, which will excite him to
do more.
All men are vain; never wound his vanity,
not even in the most trifing instances A wife
may have more sense than her husband, but
she should never seem to know it.
When man gives wrong counsel, never feel
that he has done so, but lead him by degrees
to what is rational, with mildness and gentle
ness when he is convinced, leave him to the
merit of having found out what is just and
reasonable.
When a husband is out of temper, behave
obligingly to him if he is abusive, never re-
tort, and never prevail over him to humble
him.
Choose well your friends, have but few, and
be careful of following their advice in all mat
ters.
Cherish neatness without luxury, and pleas
ure without excess; dress with taste. particu-
larly with mOdesty; vary in the fashion of your
dress, especially as regards colors 1t gives a
change to the ideas, and recalls pleasing recol-
lections. Such things may appear trifing but
they have more Importance than is imagined
Never be curious to pry into your husband s
concerns, but obtain his confidence. Always
preserve economy, avoid being out of temper,
and be careful never to scold; by this means he
will find his house pleasanter than any other
Seem always to obtain information from
him, especially before company, though you
may pass yourself for a simpleton.
Never forget that wife owes all her import
anee to that of her husband. Leave him en-
tirely master of his own actions, to 20 or come
whenever he thinks fit. A wife ought TO make
her company amiable to her husband, that be
will not be able to exist without it. then he will
not seek for pleasure abroad, if she does not
partake of it with him.
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THE SIMPLE LKSEcRKT.-Twenty clerks In store
men in xiisge All want to oct sIeng {oIhs n tbs
world and all expect 10 do 80. Ose Of the clerks
will rise to be partner and make fortune. On.
Of the compositors will own a newspaper and be
Of the the apprentices win come to be master
builder. Oas ofthe villagers will get handsome
farm and live like patriarch. But which is des-
tined to be the lucky Individual! Lucky, There
is no luck about II The thing 10 almost a. GER
tain az the r ule Of Three The young fellow who
viii distance bis competitors 10 he who masters
his business, who preserves his integrity, who
hyes clearly and purely, who never gets In debt,
who gains friends by deserving them, and putt
his money In a saving bank. There are some
ways to fortune. that look shorter then this -eld
dusty highway, But the stauch mea OF the COM
munity, the men whe schieve something really
worth having, good fortune, good name, and q
serene old aye, all 90 this road y - 11t0fs
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INCREASE OF Tolls ON THE CHESAPEAKE AMI
OHIO CANAL.-The Cumberland Civilian says
Upon the most reliable authority, we an
nOunce that the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is
now in good navigable condition its entire
length. that there is a large force engaged
upon Dam No. 4, and that the gap on the Vir-
ginia side will be entirely closed up in eight
or ten days, and the dam finished at the time
contracted. The new Board Of Directors took
possession of the canal on the first of May
shortly thereafter the Board of Public Works
suggested to them the propriety Of raising the
tolls which the canal directors promptly re-
fused to do. The Board Of Directors are tc
meet again on the 18th of August, at Berkeley
Springs. On the 18th Of August the Board OF
Public Works are to meet at the same place
We have understood that the Board Of Public
Works have determined that the tolls shall be
raised, and rumor has it that four members of
said board have signed a written agreement to
insist upon this policy and if the direct tors
shall refuse, to turn them out and to appoint
others in their place. 1t is also stated that the
said Board of Public Works have, in a written
communication, informed the Directors of the
Canal, that they will take the responsibility
as the guardians Of the interest of the State,
and that the tolls must be raised at their next
meeting. The object Of their raising the toll
is to turn the coal trade to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. We learn that paper is going
the TO unds receiving the signatures of leading
citizens, making call for public meeting to
be held in this city on the 10th of August, for
the purpose of taking into consideration mea-
sures to prevent an increase Of tolls upon the
canal. This call has our hearty concurrence,
and We hope the meeting will be an imposing
one, and will adopt such measures as will tend
to impress the Canal Directors and the Board
of Public Works with the fatal and ruinous
effect that will follow such an ill advised policy
as that of the raising of toll on the canal.
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limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
~ WASHINGTON. July II, 1860.

"AeHlNOTON' July IL, loOu.
Proposals will be receIyed at this 01ice until
ishing and Putting up the Iron Ceilings of two
rooms over the connecting corridors of the Capitol
Extension
The proposals must state the price for each cell
Ing oomplete, IN place, painted with three good
coats of white lead In oil.
All of the Iron work of the Ceilings, of every
description luding the fastenlngs of the ceilings
to the walls and to the roof fTaHes must be incu-
ded In the price bId.
The proposals must be endorsed, proposals
guarantees, signed BY one or more responsible per
sons, addressed to the under sig gned.
They will be opened at the time mentioned above,
IN the presence OF such persons as may choose to
The drawings ofthe ceilings can been seen a, this
Office: w. b. FRANKLIN,
Captain Typographical kngineers,
In charge OF Capitol Extension.
Each proposal should be accompanied by the
Form Of Guarantee
The underslgned, A B and ID, Of, IN the
state Of, and in the State Of, here
hy guaranty that in case the foregoing bid Of
he they will, within ten days after the receipt oi
the contract at the place named execute the contract
for the ceilings, with good and sufficient securities
and, In case the said shall fail to enter into
contract as aforesaid, we guaranty 10 make good
the difference between the offer OF the said
and that which NAV be accepted.
Date, 1850. Signatures OF suarantors, A B.
Witness, Eff.
hereby certify that the sboye named - are
known to me as able TO make good their guarantee
To be signed by the United States district jud ge
United states district attorney collector or some
persons known to the War Department.
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experien ed Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
so T HING SYRUP.

SOOTHING SYRUP.
Fer Children feethins,
Which greatly ssitas the Prsesss Of tssthng, sy sss,
ing the guns, rsdsc ali inaammatisu-vi allay ALL
PAIN and spasmedie ae usn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend spsn it, Mothers will give to ysurssvss and
RELIEFAFD HEALTH TO YO UR INFANTS
We havs pat and sold this year,
49, ~. ~ Sos IDINci AND rRoTh o. u, What ss havs
% NV MRS sy.ar ;y 4 r., 12,G,D 1IsIs Is
rlcr cuRE, WINsLOw's. when ,im,I, v,.a.
n:,:. did .s in.. SOOTHING in:,.nc. Of din
q: ss.:T,s, sn.5 az SYRUP, a:sh:d vim i:
highest Of il sfseu and medical
virtuss- We spsak in :his mstta {" WHAT Know,
TIor Fos THE FtLFILMiNT or WHAT WI HERr Dr.
CLARE In almost every instances where infant susr-
pain and ustion rssf will be found In efs
This valuable the the
most BIP PRRIErcED and sKILFUL rURsRs In New Enr-
land. sndhas been used with NfvERFAILIre sUccIss In
THO OUSANDS OF CASES.
sny relieves the child from pain but inv ssrass the
stomach and bowels eorsets aedty and givss and
Energy the vhos systsm will GImest instantly rssvs
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLfc,
and ;,'.so%. es1.u!..n. which. 40. ...di r.n:ai.d
aSD.uRH.Tsrm. AM 50 RSp FOR s.n 4! hsns wonnp np
10 all case. Of DIs- CHILDREN WIERY and DI1R
.l.:. rom TEETHING ShhS, 1 .G:h:t h !.
fsrinE from any OF compain-Do Nor LIT
YOUR PREJUDicfs, NOR THE PRRJUDICRs OF OTHERS,
stand bsvssn suffering child and the rss that will be
medicine, trsly used. Full directions rsing will
ssmISny Zach 6os None genuine unless the fac-simile
eoId By Drug gists throughou the world.
Principal Ohscs. No. 10 Cedar Street, ny.
Prcs enlv rs Cents Betus. % ll-dkvly
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS, Il

WAsHINGT0N, July 18, 1860.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That, agree
ably to the provisions Of the ordinance of the Cor
poIatlon approved May f2 1850, the undersigned il
now prepared, "wheneyer required in writing, and
examlns, test prove, and ascertain the accuracy OF
regstrauon of any gas meter in use in this CITY
Every meter, ffound incorrect will be condemned
and another, sealed and marked as true Will be
set In its place; IL proved to be accurate in its
Measurement of gas, il will be sealed accordinry
and Seam put in position for use. So
once No 80 Seventh street, (near Odd Eel
lows y all Open from a.. m, to D. m +1T
y CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM.
~ l5-d Inspector and SeAler of t;as Matters
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DRoPosALs FOR PAVING,

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BuILDISes,l
SEALED Proposals will be received at this Of
hoe up to u O'Clock, m on the 9th day Of August
next, for y Grading, Curling, and laying the Brick
ohthe IortS side Of street south between 7tb and
14,h streets west.
dressed incnes thick on tor, and inches deep on
front, and inches deep the back edge, and no
tointed and well fitted and set in ed OF coarse "a
gravel, and well rammed.
paving Sot be laid en- bed n shs1n Sad Iys ysG
sand four (D inches deep bed of hle gravel free
on e
on edge on the inner line.
The Stone paving 20 be Of common cobbe stones
not exceedlng four inches in diameter exec pt the
must be six inches IN dismstsr ~ aid on aiSa SsS of
COARSE sand and clean gravel, free from clay or
raTmsd the SECOND time sfisf being well wet; and
covered WITH hne clean gravel or cosrse sand.
of hard red paving bricks on edge. 0'ui'eS
The Flageing TO be ofths best uality New York
feet long By inches wa. aSt nd inaa not ies sss
than four lDinches thick, to be laid on q bed of
hns e'ss5 .; s5sTsl Inches deep, free from clay
All Grading not exceeding one foot TO be rated
bJ the contractor TO saoh pla as 1 m may be desis-
mated by spperIntendent. J.. = =. :. =
manIke manner and to the sstisfaction oftbe CON-
missioner of Pubic Ruildins 8, and der the super
|
to be complsted on or before the hrst Of November
next, and warranted to stand twelve tl2D months
All Iepsirs that may be required within the time
for which the work is warranted % stand 20 be
For the due performances of the work, agrerabiy
70 contract, bond and security will be REQ quired.
Bidders viii stste separately the rate at which
they viii execute the urbing. paving and fsg ring
including materials, and mark their proposals az
follovs: Proposals for 6Iadlng. &e, h street
sG9!a i8 -atstb Am, 'No. =, BLAkE,
- = GREAT BARGAINS - -
So L.-.. 20 in DRY GOODS. 4.
We eommencs 70 day selling OF our entire stock
Black Lace Shswis, and Mantiliss, IN fset al
tancy Dress a. greatly reduced pncee, many at
less than cost OF Importation In order 70 Teduoe
In Store . full assortment Of FIRST cisss .sa,ls
at the l'west Market P,lees;
4st % 'aahae % cas Sun 1sh It., aboy. P Pa
,uosrETTERs sroMAca BIrrERs, Mr..
II Winelow's Soothing Strip, Llqnid Rem -
net, spslding's Glue, Mustang IIniment
Ayre's Medicines, Houckss Psnac q, &c with
fresh supply Of pure Medicines. af
sa1,a =. MO0RE's Wsst End Drug stors,
1si.Els.33 g.ll13 Pa avenue. sfuth sids.
III Fresh Blue Lick and Congress W.,er 81
~ Is 2w
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mittee, one from each ward e f. Wilmer,
T. A. Brewis, T. s. Jameson, and George P.
Wise. The meeting then adjourned.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA
w CHINE AGENCY,
REMOVED TO No. 346 PA. Av., NRAR 7TH ST.

Encouraged by the substantial and rapidly in
creasing popularity of Wheeler d Wilson's une-
quailed Family Sewing Machines, which for the
last eight years have most triumphant anta ned
their superiority, as family institution over all
competitors for popular favor, the Agent has taken
one OF the fine new stores lately erected Pa av-
enue, near 7th st where beaut ful assortment OF
all the various styles may at all times be seen.
There were 81 ,S6 of these Sewing Machines sold
IN the year 1859. Ladies are invited to call and see
them. together with certificates from many of the
best citizens of WashlL gton and GEORGETOWN, in
relatI N TO their well known and thoroughly tested
superiority II any ladies cannot call, let them send
for a circular by all means. IL is high time evsry
fam ly ia the land was suppie with one of these
health and life saving instruments. Full instruc-
uons, both printed and verbal, given free Of charge
at the home Of the purchaser. p. J. STEER
Agent, No 346 Pa. avanue,
jy Him Between 9Th and 7rh sts.
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EDUCATIONAL.
COM M CIAL COLL E,
~ No. 416 SEVENTH ST..
Opposite ths Gsssral Posi- once, WasAington City

r. O M CIAL COLL E 6 E,
" No. ATS SEVENTH ST..
Opposite fhs Gsssral Post Ofee, WasAingtoa City.
Armorian System of Pepmanship, Bookkeeping,
Mercantile Forms and Calculations, Business Cor
Commission Sales, Granm mar and Arithmetic.
lCA Preparatory Class for Boys.
u Ladies Will be instructed In hne penman-
Roems open from q. m. to 10 p. m. For terms
-fn. ma s-sm M A'' VIM. w. YOUNG 4 co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
ms well-known and popular Seminary, which
~ Richards for more than ten years, will be opened
on tn, FIRST Monday in September next, under the
mnitef supervision and instruction of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z.hCHAED DS, In the well arranged and delg ht-
fully located u mon Academy Building For partio-
ulars see circulars at all the Bookstores. mazS-N
NJ MRS. MeCOR aICK'S SCHOOL.
N1kS. MCCORMICK desires to inform No
iens and the public generally that she will resume
the duties of her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise ell the
branches requisite to thorough English educa-
ton.
In sddition to her day scholars she is desirous Of
receiging into her family few pupils IS boarders
asedfrom 10 to 4 years, who will be under her i'm
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due ,aIe OF pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference to
her school may apply to w. ID. Wallach, Editor
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply at her
resieenoe-No. 30 Cameron street, AlexSndria. Va
WITT
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Street, Beftceca 9fh aad lOth Streets.
We have just finished q number Of first olass
CARRIAGES, such as Lishi FanVo ERR,
Wagons, Park PhedtOHS, Family Cay k8CSRe
rtages, Gsd BEggIes, which we will eel st&S6
3 yer' small profit.
Being practical mechanics in different branches
Of the business we Halter ourselves that know
the STYLES and quality OF work that viii give satls
tsoton, combining lightness, comfort and dursbIli
p.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended %
the shortest nCtloe and mOst reasonable charges.
WALTER, KARMANN a BOPP,
Cosohmskers, suooessors 70 Wm- I. Hook.
ap T-dly
T. CARRIAGES.
HE Subscriber having made additions 20 hi
factory, making n now one Of the larrestA ~
in the District, where mis- fscil4tief for =
manufacturing CARRIAGE a. LI6HTA@
WAGONS OF al Kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from his long experiences in the bHaness, he hopes
10 give genera satisfaction,
All kinds Of Carriages and Light wsrons kept On
aand.
All MlREPAIRsnsstJ ssns, and all srdsrs prsnyt
SeosnS- hand Carriages taken in exchange for rsv
sres. ANDREW j. Joyce,
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"A On ANALosTAN ISLAND,
Opposite Georgetown and WASHINGTON

The subscribers having leased for term of years
this beautiful and romantic spot, opened A
il for the accommodation of the public on yEAy
the Slst day of May, 1850. For beauty OF lk.W
scenery, dehghtfll prOmeuafes, fishing, &c, re-
sides is superior water, II Is unsurpassed the
Union.
The House is large and commodious, having been
entirely renovated lt has q large Dancing FALCON
attached to the house bes des Dining and Dressing
Rooms for both ladies' ana gentlemen In addition
splendld rbors detae aed from the hui
Parties, Families and individuals will find u q
most rabe ace to pass the sultry days of sum
mer, as every attention will he guaranteed by the
propnet0rs. The strictest police arrangements
will be enforced, and polit al discussions will be
prohibited
The Larder will be found to contain all the de l.
cacles oil the season at all times.
The Far will be furnished with the choi cest
Liquors and W ines and the finest Segars.
Societies, SUNDAY Schools, Clubs and MILITARY
Comp anies will find this the most desTabie resort
near the metropolis for spending peasant and or
derly DAY.
IL Children unaocompaEied by their parents or
guardians, will be excluded from the grounds.
Cunning and dogs prohibited
IL J Boats Will leave the loot of High street.
Georgetown. and street, Washington, hourly
from o clock a. m. TIL u p. m daily.
PeTsons preferrlng a pleasant walk can reach the
Island via the Aqueduct.
We solicit the public TO judge for themse elves and
feel assured of giving satisfaction.
ie - eOu JACOB w, POWERS A. ca.
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NJ EIGHTH
" A o NAL HIBITI
zt CINCINNATI. OHIO, Sept. l2th-2otk.

N EIGHTY Hr
st CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept. l2fk-sOth.
The gNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL
raj and Industrial Exhibition on the grounds d Der-
ally provided BY the ctl1ens Of Cinclnnsti, shich
NESTSS,. MASSHEI SERY, TOOLS poaESTfS
PRopG. =. FRUITS, FLoWERs, and IA
Inp TIVE sp pWiNESi with stslls and ar; Pes for
and an unequal ed Track, one mile in length aud
iorty feet in Width for the exhibition Of Horses
bronze medals,-diylomss and certificates. amount
$4,000. ..
The Exhibition will rem,in open from wednes-
day the 18th, 20 Thursday, the Sth, September,
thus giving time 70 examine and test the imple
For = pTs%iS% iists or information apply a. tn.
stairs > or 70 the subse.beI q cipeinpssi, Ohio.
jy "a If Sec'y u. :. Aericnltursl Society.
Ia = SLATE MANTELs,
DtTsetJTen ths Manufactures.
These are most beautiful styles Of Msntels, en-
smelled N Imitation Of such rare marbes AZ the
~, Brocatelle, and others equally celebrated. The
limitations perfect as 70 challenge the closest
and are 30 highly polisEed thai they retain their
beauty and freshness longer than the common mar
BEEN used in thus country or the last ten. and din IN
hurope for more than hffy years, and have gwen
s'iF' satisfaction w. :raf "a aasRovEHR9ss RI sSvfH9s
Stove and Tin Store, oppQ, Patriotic Bank
ly Wv doors aorth OF Isorisians avenue.
W GAS FIxTUREs. -
w Have in store, and are day Receiving, GAS
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior in style 20 anything heretolors
offered In this market. We invite citizens general
ly TO call and exssnine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that ve have the best
selected stock IN Washington
All Work IN the above line lntrusted % our care
MYERS MesHAN.
mar 5-u 37e street.
t BOSTON ICE.
JUST received per yschooners n. GilfHan. mary
y. Bankss New Jersey. Beulah. and q. " Hof,
fourteen Hundred Tons best euality BOSTON
lGE; I. j. MiDDI. .ETQk,
liy 2-eo3t ofhce corner l2rh and v sts..
"A Xxx ALE AND XXX. .ALEa
The purest and most yhoieeone Ale ln THE cllI -
70 Be obkAined a the WASHINGTON BREW
tkr. Thls Ale n made from malt and hope only
snmern c. cQI1NEAU, Probrlstor Of the
-Sz'-- Wesh,-- p-----. ,~c-ce- sn1 ~ .se-
MAPLE SUGAR
A v.ry nice lot Of MAffE s5SxR, just ..
cefved. 4 - 7.s-1- II - ~ - %
yN =, KING a RuRCHkLl.
NJ w MUSIC received semi weekly, and Tor
~ ,arded by mail ffes Of po,gsoossAk pogosk p rlIl
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GEORGE sLOAT& cos
VI SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINES.

FIRST premium awarded at IS of % State and
County Fairs.
The cheapest and best Sewing Machines ever In
vented are universally admitted TO be those manu-
lacfared by George b Sloat 4 Co., Philadelphia
Elliptic and Shuttle Machines $50 to $50.
Fancy Elliptic, Walnut or Mahogany Cased, Se5
and S65.
Toilet Cased Walnut or Mahogany, SIS and Sss.
These Machines are of superior wOrkmans hin
and more elaborate finish and IS per cent. cheaper
than any other Sewing Machine ma ufactured IN
the United states. Call and see them at MAX
WELLS Fancy store, 32S Pa. avenue.
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M SALT WATER BATHING

NJ SALT WATER BATHING.
luARSHALL'S PAVILION. (Moore's Land
ing) will be open for the reception of yIs- , A
tors on the 18th of June, ThIs delightful yEAf
Hre, is unexceled by any place of the kind on the
Potomac river IL 10 situated about one hund red
miles from Washington Immediately on the
Potomac, snd IN full view nf the Chesapeake Bay,
and famous for fine Oysters, Son Crabs, Sheephead
and other Fish. and easily accessible b. the steam
boats plying between Washington, Baltimore and
Norfolk. The updersIgned has mace additional
Improvements IN his Bath Houses and many other
improvements to the comfort and enjoyment of hi
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Splen-
did hnE ling srd Penty Of Fishing and SaiIng Boats
free OF charge. III has spared no expense in pro
vlding good Cotlon Band or In laying in hIs stock
of choice Wines, Liquors, ,Segars, and for ihnss
who wish 10 avoid extreme fashion and 10 seek A
retired ace where they can make themselves al
home, there is not more pleasant place in the Uni
nothing shall DO left nndone on his part t. rend "
them so. Terms for board: sl-5o per day, for lees
than week; for longer time, I-25 per DAY; $50
per MONTH. Persons wishing TO address the pro
prietor viii direct TO Leonardtown, st. MarJ's
county, Md.
jeS RI. MARSHALL, Proprietor.