davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
MEMPHIS

Leaves on MuNBAY. l7rh inst .Hl5P.A.
NEREP4ES AND NEW ORLEANS
esg h Packet line-u. $ sIal Pgrket-fer MehiptIs
the BendsThe aue and splendid passenger
steamer ssepubIic, Gaptaiu laird master,
MI he road 10 freight from The foot Of God street %
FRIDAY morning leave abnye. Fer freight pGssge
Hfi"S y NIRaINIuS c, nENTzRL.
sel4 Advertising Agent;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CoMFrnoLIERs OFFICE I
City of New Orleans, Aug. 80, 1905
mo. 53O9.l
BY order of the Commits es on Finance and Streets and LaHd.
ug Thereby gye noiice th on TUESDAY 18th Scpembcr
tract No under lilo above uon Of the Common Council
contract for constructing brick SIDEWALKS horered curb
wooden CUTTERS both sdes oi Esplhade street,
from DotGenog to Broad streets =, -
the Surveyors Office md heretofore published in the Official
journal.
ani0 1T ", DuPLEssTs Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

neNvts every TIIUKSUAY, At o r y. -,
Weekly THURSDAY YfeSsbnrg and lend racket
Fok DEER CREEK, EGG's
sspay = Point Lake Washington. Grand Lake Carolina
sM@%s Landing Skpwiihs Landing, Lake Providence
Camnaek's Landing, Mkens Bend scKsburg
WaTrenton New Carthage ST. Joseph Grand Cult Rodney
Natrhez Red River Landing and Bayou sar-he new mag
nieet and swift running passenger packet steamer
rattle j. ii Es master will leave above aud VIII land
Coast passengers For freight apply on heard
FIRGINIUS U. DENThEL1
snsI Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
Leaves on THURSDAY, Sept, 1a, AZ 8 7. N.
II II GlI-l.AE2 GrI1. I.GllfIM NSAS&I

REGUIAR ST. LOUIS PAsSEN-
szsg - ger Packe-FoF ST. Louis, Cairo, lliakTan New
Madrid Memphis and all Intermediate lGndlngs-
swift running, lipht-dtn passenger PACKET
Steamer tam H s. aton. master. will leave as above F9r
feFb or massage having line accommodations pply on boSEd
sS y r'7' VIRGINTUS O. DEHThnL,
saIn Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

Leaves m FRlD NY sept IL, Ut . y NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
IT, = paeket L,nss-RegaaE 2 5 Mait Faeksf-tar %
ssssssa5s enger paeket steamer b. Hast, A. r. Irwin
msler will be rudy receive freight "wednesday morning Al
the foot and will leave ahoEc For freight or
aS' re- vIRGlNIUSC. DENTzEIa
se12 Advertising Agent
Charleston Raitosd aud superior packets for 81 Lou and
Louisville,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

XNAS brought to the City Police Jail on
w the 3lst Of August! 1850 he dark grin BOY MIKE Sayo
belongs Mr. Samuel Fielder Sho lives 10 White COUNTY,
Miss liz feet 81 nches high has tie upper teeth
missing very small ard Is aged about IS ycars.
The will call and claim his property according TO law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR-
Keeper Of City Police jail
ALFRED A. DEGROS
gc4 l5t CLERK Rf Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
Leaves every SATURDAY AT ?. NJ, ,-,,
NEW ORLEANS AND NIChs-

NEW ORLEANS AND NICks-
Rg - burg u s Mai tine-For D"naidsouylle, fthq-
asnne Baton Rongf Port dani Hmis9n Nscsl as, Wsel
Gr6of dncs S. Joseph Grand GULF WRrrenion and eks.
jur-The NatchcL, + lesthgrs master VIII leaN'
j. j PERSON Il co, Agents,
seiO II CarondeIet street
The Natehez connects ycksng with the steamers Hope
and Rrinee for Yasoo river.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
I,enyes an SATURDAY, Sept. 10, at5P. NJ.
II EGITLAR IEN DAY nv

REGULAR TEN DAY NAPO-
sEg - leon packet-The new magnificent lust running
49, VI passenger steamer New Uncle Ssa1n. 1ne;
W. Cannon, master, will positively leave as
aboye f0T Napoleon Argyle Landing, Eggs Point CTSnvo
Deer Creek log Point, WorhinSton Grand lake Carolina
Iandipg yickslug Nacez and all intermediate bend and
plantation landings For freight pnssage apply on board
YlRaINIUS u. DENTZEl"
sal4 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
XMAs brongn1 20 INC oi.y RoIies .Jan on

WAS brought 10 the Cisy Police Jail on
w the B0ih oil August, Ie60, the back boy ANOGAT
Says belongs Mr. S6raphn BTou WHO lives nte parish
OF ST. Charles feet 81 inches high stout buil hg
Gnc teeth, and is aged about 10 years.
The Will call and claim his property according TO law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper Of City Police Jail
ALFRED A. DUGROS
sea l5t CLERK 81 Comptroller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13

JEALOUSY OF AuTHoRs.-The ''School fer Scan.
oaI" was produced In l777, with most powerful
nelly, upon the authority of Sheridan.ZWWbsn
tne "school for Scandal" came out Cumberland,s 3
children prevailed upon their father to take then
70 see IL they had a stage box; their father wa,
gentleman, friend of Mr. Sheridan,s who Wa.
close byySevery time the children laughed at what
was going on on the stage, he pinched them. and
saia nat are you laughing at, my dear little
nothing to laugh at" and then, In an u6dertone
Keep still, you little ounces" Sheridan having
been told OF this said, at was very ungratefui In
Cnmoerland to have been dispIeased with his pool
other night to see his tragedy, and laughed at Il
rom beginning to end !" Cumberland II will b.
remembered, was afterwards taken off by Sberi
aan as Sir tretful Plagiary, in the - Critic,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13

" The programme for the Fifth Annual Fair
OF the st. Louis Agricultural and Necbanic.l a
soclatlon Is ready for distr button The leadino
premium is sweepstake prize of 81 500 for the
pes, 1adsser stallion to harness. Three premiums
% guy each Ior the best thorough bred bull t.
ness; $500 for the second-best and sIOO for the
third best Of each description of animal offered
All tne other prizes are In keeping with the for.
Iher IaHe OF the Association, and cover almos,
everything connected with the aprjcultn,,I ana
mechanical world, embracing the fine arts. the
Moral Kingdom, dc. The premium list amounts
10 upward OF S2i 900. The next Fair Commence,
on the last Monday in September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13

U-A few days ago a negro after oazIno In.
tenuy al the japanese, exclaimed: t.If de White
ioIk Is as dark as dat out dare, | wonder what's
de color Of de niggers,'
ID BY the law Of the State of Georgia. passed
In 1855, all the Lotteries in that State closed ON
.ne nrst inst. The managers have principally re.
moved the concerns TO Delaware
IL II me Lowell, Mass, Courier says that a
NUMBER OF people from that city went out in the
tsst Cailrornis steamer TO put up the macbinerv
Tor large woolen mill at San Francisco
W The great nodis.e Of the day, in Paris. is
an ngIsnmdni ana he is more run after by the
were. e'S ever
u Osman Pasha, the first Chamberlain of N.
sultan, who was dismissed short time ago. has
e oeen a arrested re on charge Of having embezzled
q 600 piasters.
RIA III a new Catholic Church was dedicated In
nAeig "a, n "; sunday, at which services Bishon
hngnes, OF Charleston, and Archbishop Hugbes
Of New York, oficiated Ae''
III There are now finished and In the copr.s
o. construction throughout the island of Cuba D.
rloaas, na,i comprising an aggregate OF about 3is
miles, al cost up to last year, Of Sf7 600. .OO0
III letter from the South saws that ~ e.,or.,-
Sr sovereignty" Is not repudiafed at Baltimore.
southern States. s e"'ie
III The Cincinnati Enquirer, the leading
the seceders ask to come back al RaItimo,s thn.,
should be refused. 'A'y
III The Liverpool Post Of the 23d ult cbron-
icles The departure Of the ship William Tapscott
Tor New York, with sl1 Mofmons on board. en-
route for Salt Lake. Nearly all are English.
Ctis estimated that more than Two thirds
1i .he money used by the emigrants now LEAVING
ielano was furnished by relatives In this country
., ~ Saspar Clarke, a boy offourteen, ATTEMPTED
=, wa on rail fence near Oswego NY, ON
VIC I.' inst, when he fell and broke his back
totsy,o, T. non ha. Jacob Thomson Secretary Of the
a b.
drawing delegates at Charleston. ''' Vim YIN
n19I0r,b H. The Sad annual parade Of the sncien. and
place on Monday Ia, company, Of Boston, took
" Seventeen slaves, set free NV ,,. ,,,,, =, an.
Philadelphia last week ounty, ieH Tor
IL Boy about niue years old p.v,a D..
sseenuY threw stone through w,ndo,g IL
NETS Conn and put out one of his aunt nesi
~ IA fss be astssisn well at Columbus Ohio ha.
~ TIE Porto Rico export duty on ,ue,r M.
asses ana coffee has been abolished, mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13
POINT LOOKO5f


POINT LOOKO6f
T. Undersigned, long and well known TO the
daveIing pubic as proprietor Of the City n q
Hotel, alexandria, Va, and the United HeHA0
Satos hotei IN WASH gtOn city. has lk.86 II
Ieased Tor term OF years the magniIcent bsy sI =
faVllon a'd the numerous cottages connected with
u, recently erected at Point Lookout the point of
luDctloR OF the Potomac with Chesapeake Bsv and
haNlns furnished them In style eq usl 20 th,t of
any othel watering place in the United Ststas M
open the establishment the 18th day Of June naxt
oI the IeceptiQn OF visitors, his srrangsments be
II sqmoient ior the comfortable Accommodations
. Point Lookout besides being deseryedIy the most
iamous pace in all America for hne OysteTs Uos
r "a, soil Crabs, eepht ad, Maokerel, and an
% na' psIeI Iuxprles possesses finer facilities
tS pSach 1SouLtry Immediately adjoining it-iIcudins
&c. oe.,-ener Advantages together, su perior of
Tbs w.ay Fay ptnsr watering place on this contlnent.
4 ne w ateI views from the pa ilon and from al
rha ere extensive, varied, and charming
M ne neath OF the point is unexoelled BY that OF
from Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk and RIch
mono, Will probably be daily 10 and from each Of
!hose oltles He has spared no expense In proyld-
ing nne band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boafs
LOT hlfe. or stocking his cellars with the hest
Glne.. LIQUORS, DC In short his patrons will
mn at their command every luxury and comfort
opS1lnaOle az any other American watering place
MS yer ms I0r boafd. BY the day. week or month
ior lndlviduals or families. will be reasonable,
nIa % ot!ut LOGAN U. SMITH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13
FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR SALE AND RRNT.-Theu underurned has
two houses for rent 81 Kendall Green, each
sssed The sitaailoS Is slsas,sS and ss pssssesy "
healthy. Offering peculiar ind1cemena o one Who
mosphefs Of The city. - A stable and vocdsSsf 90 are
attached % sseh house, and q pump Of pure water
sasns Ss r.ns sy SS tie door,
The residences known ss Rose Cottage, consist-
Is for ,. TSs soa.. 'ss ss ss
for the present owner and has many oonveqiences
care has been expended in the ssiection Of ohcsoe
variety offruit and shade trees.
and improved, as there is reason to believe il ssos
Dstsncs S o% sI PPoss JS Siss
dress by lettsr or IN person. wM. sTlokNEY.
inpSoSsa ssi .atsd iRSf S4 aSssi .,
den, with new, dwelling house with four rooms and
Sood ncS and R od low or ss2c e
city property. and on moderate terms. The Is9d "a
Georgetown, and in Alexandria county, Va Apply
to y.P ,SoRBETT, over Bank Of wsshinstoshf.
r and Penn; avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel.
ioT n ,so4H ss g or cigar store ot
FOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the build
u ing Immediately opposite the west wing Of the
City Hal, recently occupied BY Chss. g. W silsoS
as an ofhoe. Also the front room in the second
terms apply 70 RICHARD wKTLxcBs No: =
Louisiana avenue. "a 1Sd
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CoNGR ess.-
~ Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fnT-
mshed, viii be rented during the session Of Con
Eress, in the most desirable LOCALITY IN this city,
being within one or two squares Of Browns and
NATIONAL Hotels. Those In pursuit Of snch Rooms
will do well 10 make early application a. NO. 319
18th street between ID street and Pa sv. de sd
LtOR SALE-A nice three story Brick HOUSE,
Il on I'd street, between ID ard Il streets. in Kib-
bey's subdivision. The above property Will be
ing of II. w. HAMILTON & CO., No. 562 nh
st,eat opposite Centre Market. Title perfect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO, Auotioneer..

by J. z. MoGUIRE CO, AuctiOneers.
IRUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE SMALL
~ bklCk DWELLING HOUSES IN THE REAR OF
TEMPERANcE hALL.-On WEDNESDAY AZ
TbhNOON, June s7th, at o'clock, on the prem
and duly recorded in Biber J. A s., No. Isi, folos
IL, l,3 ia, and lis, of the land records for
end X, in q subdivision Of square numbered S7s,
fronting each about IL feet 10 inches on the 50 feet
Alley In the rear of Temperance Hall, together with
the improvements, consisting of three tvO-story
each '0 iOii'
TeIms: One third cash; the residue in and I2
months. with interest. secured by deed of trust
on thu premises.
II the terms of sale should not be complied with
In ive DAYS thereafter, the trustee reserves the
Teht 10 resel, at the risk and ex panse of the de-
iautlng purchaser, after week 9 public notice.
All oonveyanoing at the cost Of the purchaser or
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee
jes-d j. G.. MCGUIRE a. co Auc.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13
NJ. MRS; McCoRNICK's SCHOOL.
DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
Of the MfNERR FEET TsEfH ,aa sessnsss
tends personally at his ofhce in this city. @
Many persons can wear these teeth who o<6I11
cannot wear others, and no person can wear other,
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofioe can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
bnt to those who are particular and wish the purest
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this oity-No. 336 Pa ayenue. betveep
phiA. oc I1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13
WOOD AND COAL.
MCkNEW g. MARLOW,S
UNION
FIREN GOD MILLS.

kindling, Cooking and Stove Wood:
SAWED and SPLIT to suit every ono. Deliv-
ered To any part of the city at the 70 lowing rates
PINE WOOD.
9 cord Pine, sawed and spit in pieces for 81 Is
do do. do. do. n
do. do. do do. s co
--, OAK WOOD,
3 cord Oak sawed in pieces, and split, I 62
do. do. do. do. 81
COAL, COAL. COAL.
All kinds of Goa, kept on plank floors olean and
In good order, sold at the =" L Mon Fuel DEPOT y
corner OF Seventh 81. and Canal y
McKNEW a. NARROW
ma Sl-eo6t PIoprietors, Washington, ID. c.
w 90 D
. G o l.
Delivered TO all parts of the city at the lowest
possible rates. ~
II ]. d w. M GAIT
once 2s2 Pa. av., between IIth and I2fh sts
ma II-u north side
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock of FUEL, is prepared 10
sell st very low hgure for cash
WQOU sawed and Split any size
Gail and see for yourself
r. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Deaey,
mails 8. ". corner of Fourteenth and sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13
BY ]. C. MCGUIRE a. CO ,AuotIoueers :
NhANCERY SALE QE VAIuARIE Ia,

CHANCERY SALE OF yAIULRI,E I'M
,,,I,aa psoyE3 ot AND USIMPRovRD REAL EsTArE.-By
Frederick w se Sfase asd TRs5s Ss1is
Of BOnsventSra sshsS deoassed az. eeo de
fendsnts the subseriber will se, Pubho sale, the
Lots Nos 10, II and II, in 50 uare No 7s5 on the
eorner Of north and Third streets ast fronting i57
leet Fs ~ lnohes on north street and rs feet 2ls
Lot No. 8, in square No. 6a2, 'front.' lls feet on
Deiaware avenue, by rs feet 10 inches on south G
., The whole Of square north of square No. GAR
,sot s nS ieets INCHES on Virginia avenue, 2i7
avenue, snd l9 feet inches on Half street west
LOIS Nos: 7,s.s, 10, II, Il, lS Il, Is
onns ss E feet RRoseg on fhs sortS waOS
street. 24S feet2 inches rorth street 35l feet
on street east, and $50 feet Seventh street
=, And Los Nos. SO, and 10, in SQUARE No. 5s4,
5st agd nond Iee5 each on south street betwesp
the mftoyements, which consist of four well built
tw1Ss.stor{ frame dwelling houses
he o No So on In I the bsVY as
square No ss on MONDAY the 18Th ds9 of pjs inv I
H ths 81 dsy st6 6t the s
a. dae safes Will oommsEce ats O'Clock .. M, on
ses and the property will be sod IN such psrces or
Terms Of sale ! One, third cash and the bal.uc.
III o, Y ana io months, secured by the purcba
net ,s bearing interest from the day Of sale with
seonIIty to be approved by the trustee ami If not
complied with IN hve days after the ka of proper
y, the terms Of which are not complied with, will
De resod upon one weeks notice at the risk and
payment of the purchass money aud Interest. and
not before, the trustee will convey the property tp
the respective puI Ioh.seTs fes SIMPLE ali Con n
CHAS S WALhACH, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13

n DENTISTRY.
DR. Hill LIS, after practical test Of two years
feels that he oan with confidence reoom- -
mend the Cheoplastic Process for insertin M
artificial teeth Ii has the advantages ofxH
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheapness. Fal
upper sets inserted for eS. Partial in proportion
Omoo oVo 70. oVenuos SGT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13

II ERSONS Declining house keepins or having !.
surplus Of household efsots can End ready sale by
ssahns :. ny Fstnssins af sso5s 4ss 7th street, be-
sp5-Sm es RUDOLPH BVCHLY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13
TRUNK MANUPAcToRY.

TOOK OUT FOR PAINT
No. 5Ia SEVENTH STREET,
FoEr Doors South Of odd Fsilotcs' Hall.
n. w. HAMILTON has opened PAINT
SHOP and PA AlNT STOR 4 on the New York plan
where can always be found PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS, BRUSHES, &c, hc., a. Wholesale and
retail.
MIXED PAINTS FOR SALE.
- AND BUCKETS WITH Brushes TO LoANi
n. B.-PaTtlcular attention paid to House, Sign
Ornamental Painting and Grai1ing. stained asd
Esnamell ed 6 lass Of all kinds always on hand or
furnl shed at short notice He warrants satisfaction
in al work entrusted 70 his care, and il confident
that he can do work cheap, IL not cheaper, than
any other establishment in this city. Give him 3
call. Don't forget the number-It is 5l2 Seventh
street
ma IO-tf PUTTY is DOWN.
TIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il inform their patrons and the public that a
they nsye received tnelr usual supply of>
SPRING GOODS, cousistlng Of the latest M
style and fashion, and best foreign msnufso ~
ture. Thry also. respectfu " invite stteq- -
ton to their new stock II @ ENrLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS Of the latest styles and makes.
They also keep constantly on hand q large supply
Of Naval and Military Furnishing Goods-snoh ss
Epaulets, Chapeaus, Swords, Belt, Gold Leoes,
Shoulder Straps and Sashes.
H. r. LOUDON CO..
mar IS. osrn Brown's Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13

F0R SALE-A beautiful iron-gray MARE o..
T. years old; perfectly sound and gentle n
A,sc !sst ysTy IT, styil.h y Buggy patent sliding V
for no fault, the owner having no further uss tor
them; Apply at KELEHER Il PYWEI.I s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13
EDUCATIONAL.

COM nj CIAL COLLEG
NO. 4I6SEvENTH ST.,
OPpo'fs fhs Gsneral Posi- ottee, Washington City.
Armorien System of Penmanship, Booxkeeping.
Mercant tile Forms and Calculatlons Business Cor,
IespoIdence, Bills of Exchan.e, Current Bills,
CrA Preparatory Class for Boys.
W Ladies will be instructed in fine penman-
Rooms open from q. IN. to 10 IN. For terms
ina ma as-sm -> WIN. w. YOUNG 4 co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
Il NEW ARRANGEMENT.
This well known and popular Seminary, which
haS been so fu under the entire care of Mrs
II. Richards for moro than ten years will be opened
on the hrst Monday in september next, under the
united supervision and instruction of Mr. and Mrs
4. RlCHARDS, In the well arranged and deli ig hit
fully located Union Academy Building For rartio-
uIars. sec circulars at all the Book stores mas If
al MRS. McCORNICK'S SCHOOL.
!!lRS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform he,
friends and the public generally that she Will resume
the duhes OF her School on the Let Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise sll the
branches rec ulste to 9 thorough English educa-
ton.
In addition to her day scholars she is desrous OF
reoeylng into her family few pupils as boarders
ssed from 10 TO y ears, who will be under her I'M
Her arrengements for the accommodation and
due oaIe 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. Waaoh, Editor o
For terms and further particulars apply At her
reside1oe-No. 30 Cameron street, Alexsndris, Va
,77-f =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13
N o T &c f!
" o T | c E.

respectfully inform the
LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY
that from this day vii sell out my entire stock a
importing prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13
SUMNER RESORTS.

The favorite resort for
those who appneciats
Grand Soenery, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigora-
ting Baths, Large ana
We'll Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and 9 Coed
Table.
!, For particulars send
for Circular.
Owens, CLENDEN-
IN & VISSCHER,
Carlisle SpriHgS, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13

ne OUJSci II my sellng out is, that will leave
f spS fe' &oSBDs% Of aRa ~ns
oPen next season it'll an entire new stock Of 20 ds
VIII sell The articles mentioned below at aston
ishlng low prices.
My stock is complete at present, and consists
HACK BACK s,x y Nantes, Lace Mantillas at all
ties, TrayelIng Cloaks,
D1rsss ana Mantlla Cord snd rassels for
IistH isIIlins' In great va AP,0niS, Dresses, and
| Cloak and Dress Tassels, Buttons Of all kinds
rain b black Fflnges, Cotton TrImnngs,
| CULTURE LACE BUTTON TRIMMINGS
| SWISS ana Camhrlc Edg Swiss and CambIic In
sEsiss, SWISS. and Cambria E@bfeidered Handker-
Embroidered Infants EmbToidered EGTbTaft Infants,
| Embr9,deIed Emb9 Marseille CbIdren's Pants,
| sna Moussellne Capes, Ladies' Embroidered
Ladies' Night Caps, Underskirts.
| LADIES' HOOP SKIRTS.
| Vslencenne Lace Point Lace Wells
| Prenc5 acs Esce' Itss9e pae Nelis with Fluted
Imitation Blond Lace, Tissue Berege for Wells
Cambria and Swiss Sets, all cOlors '
FIench Embroidered Black Guipure Bertha
bIn SStf in all d-sG sG9lGrs IlusQR Bsrthas White
SS6sPs So;BPs GolIsFs .da ra,I., White and Black Iu
| Maltese Lace Collars and Silk and Thread Nett,
saigHi5D, gi Wells; ! v BisPk Ysiset vet Ribbons in
| Grape Wells, Hand-made and Machine
Lace CQifures, Straw Trimmings
PacheE Lace Capes with Real White Blond Lace,
two hutfes, Black Blond Lace,
Cape and Sleeves, Ruches,
Black, White and Col Trimmed and Untrimmed
podl orsd Grape, , Jockey Has, Paris
Narrow. and Wide Rib Gold Nets, Just received, h,
bons, In great vaIe:y, Grecian Nets,
Large assortment French silk Nets in all eoIors
Elegant French Bonns.s fEGss' '''S afi" 'O'i
Straw Bonnets of all Jet and Velvet Hairpins
qualities, Hair oils
Imitation valencienne Steel and Jet Buckles,
Lacea Belts in all colors,
BLACK Point Lace, Sewing Silk,
Gulpnre Lace, Silk b aid y cts.
Cog DC Plumes and Os- Chenille and Bead Nets,
trich Feathers for hats, Fancy HaiTpins, All col
Point Lace Sets, ors, =
Children's Sets, Jet Combs,
Linen Sets, {Gold Bayadere
Cambria Collars, Lace Nets of all ouali-
Swiss Collars, ties.
HOniton Lace Collars, Chenille
White Lace Wells, new Embroidered Braid
style, Etc. Etc. Etc
scarcely deem it necessary to mention that all
these goods were imported by myself this season
and therefore are handsome and of the
LATEST STYLES.
The patronage of the public. so literally bestowed
upon me since imported my own GOODS, has en-
courased me 20 go to Paris regularly every year
and make arrangements to have new goods IN by
every steamer during the season.
HI Ladies wishing to get any particular goods
rom Paris VIII please leave their orders until the
18th Of June at my shment, and from July lst
pour Monsieur M. VILLAS, f. Cite Tysptss, Payis1
le96t M. WILLIAM, No. 80 Market Space
SECoND-HANp BRUSsELs AND THREE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13

e Tbs object # my selling out is, that will leave
FALL and WINTER GOODS, and wishing to
9Pen next season lth entire new stock Of 20 ds
ishing low prices. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13
SECONDHAND BRUSSELS AND THREE
~ PLY CARPEfINGS

We have for sale lot of second hand BRUS-
Of Il in the latter, now for sale They viii be sold
Oh In lots 10 suit purchasers at runous loss for
good order and the style and quality the yery best
Those IN want ofs great bargain in good Carpet
ma mi ss.ecsw 'A' - = cIXsErT DopsON.