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ie1lsawAds 1cMaiHT &c. Mas TtIRE IFRTEItH;5 ! IN Auo.
Late U. s. Marshal for DistrIct Columbia.

MARsHAL'S. SAtE.-ln virtue ofa wr1t Of
the Circuit Court of the District Of COlun nbia for
the county of Washington. and to me directed,
Will expose to public sale, for cash, In ont of the
cosIt house door of said county, on SATURDAY, +,
the 8tN day of uy next 1859, at II O'Clock M. the
toHowlng property, to wit: All defenda IT'S right
ute, caln and interest, In and to csrtain build
ins erected on Lot No. SIX (6I in Square No nine
hundret and forty nine. 1887 as laid down in the
plat OF the city of Washington. seized and levied
upon as the property of Abel Griggs, and will he
sold to satisfy judicials No S86, to October term
1886 In favor Of John Purdy.
]. ID. HOOVER.
Late U. 5. Marshal for the District of Columbia
lie q dts
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NJ. SALT WATER BATHING.

ihAHSHALL'S PAVILION. (Moore's Land
ing Will be open for the ption of vIsi- n 4
tors on the 18th of June. This delightful vENA0
resort for those saeking health and pleas lE.fE
ure, Is unexoelled by any place of the kind on the
Potomac river 1t is situated abrut one hundred
miles from Washington immed Iately on the
and famous for fine Oysters, Soft Crabs Sheep head
and other Fish. and easily accessible b. the steam
boats plying between Washington, Baltim IN are ang
Norfolk. The urdersIgned has mace additional
improvements IA his Bath Houses and many other
improvements to the comfort and enjoyment of h,s
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Spien-
dld Angling and enty cf Fishing and Sailing Boats
Tree oil charge. He has spared no expense in pro
vldns good Cotl Ion Band or in laying in his stock
OF choice Wines, Liquors, ,Segars, and for hose
who wish 10 avoid extreme fashion and TO seek a
retired ace where they make themselves at
nome, there ls not more pleasant place the Uni
Ted states The proprietor pledges himself that
nothing shall be left undone on his part T. render
them 30. Terms Tor board: 81 50 p'r day, for less
than week; fJr longer time, 5I.25 per ay; ESQ
per month";. Persons wishing 10 address the pro
prletor vii direct 10 Leonardtown, st. Mar,'.
county, Md.
je s-2m r. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. z. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneere.
'INRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY yAI,UABI,


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
KEAL ESTATE on THE CORNER OF sEvENTH
ANp An, sTREETs-By virtue Off decree of ths Cir
two causes in y vhich Statham, Smithson e Co. and
AusIn Sherman respectively, aye oomplsinants,
undersigned viii sell at pc bic auction. to the high
est bidder, on THURSDAY, the 18th ds. of JnIy,
. aSg, ~ a. o,co, D. m, upon tn. premises, Lot No.
3; IA square No. ass, in the city of Washington,
ID. e, fronting 81 feet II inches on street north,
and IS feet on Seventh street west
Of sHd 1sss on the
the 6eneral Post Office, and is one of the We best
improvements consist of three thres stnIy bon,as
op street. including the drug store on the corner
OF seventh, and tvostoiy building on Sew nth
GELS, according to the impro ements. POI
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
stalments, IN six and twelve months from the day
OF sae the deferred payments to bear interest and
20 20 oesecared BY the notes or bonds Oft the purchs
ser or purchasers, with q surety or sureties to be
approved by the Trustees Should the terms of
ssie not he complied with within SIX days after the
gel the property at the risk and expense Of the de
t.ultlng purchaser, a'ter FIVE days notice All
00nVeyanOe' at the oGss GNG 9f the purchaser;
,.,,.s,x.a. f:HSGSsTIH Si g SMITH, I 7 IS Trustees
MARsHALS SALE.-In virtue of a writ of feIi
iouit Court of the District Of Columbia, for the
oou' ty OF w ashins ton, and to me directed will
Expo to p1slio sac Tor cash front Of the court
% day of July next 1856. at q O'Clock m the fol-
wing property, 70 wit: All defendants right. title.
house erected Lot (8J and e south ninetse
ms Isee ta9f - inches On Lot nins go in ssOara
in the cit, Of washington ID. c seized and ie led
upon as the proc. IT, of Ju ius VIedt and vii be
,o,n to satisfy yndiaals. 40 $50 to October term
1851 In iaVor Oh Jonathan L. wafer WaSeTuooyr,
100 hate hate u >. Marshal for District Columbia.
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II The astronomical party, bound for Labra-
dor in the coast survey steamer Bibb, Lieut.
Commanding Murray arrived at Sydney, Cape
Breton, on Monday evening, in AZ days from
New York. She cOaled there and left the follow
Ing evening. No ice Is reported in the straits of
Belle Isle, circumstance which favors the pro-
gress Of the expedition in reaching its destination
at Cape Chudleigh.
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VOL. XVI.

gsugnter Did you know. this gentleman ?
forgotten him O'
scarcely recognized him." she replied
somewhat confused, as she returned from the
cottage TO lead her invalid father into the
no neuse hope we shall have the pleasure
vi seeing you here again, Mr.. Temple"
II was the same sweet voice of old, tempered
by charity, humility, and affection and soft.
fection N A''"' %
pondered well the circumstances. Should
yield to the yearnings of my heart? Should
1 again offer my hand perhaps to be repulsed ?
fernaps she would not, second time, reject
my oner. was now rich and she poor. 1t
would be no sacrifice of principle on my part
10 oner TO wed the poor school teacher al
though had determined not to renew INV suit
with the wealthy heiress. 1t might have been
destiny that decided her to reject NV offer.
TOT had she not done so, never would have
left home and friends to wander in foreign
chimes In pursuit of wealth. 1 might at this
very day been grovelling in abject poverty
would have been utterly unable to restore
the old man and his daughter to their old
homestead as now fondly hoped to do. Yes,
indeed, pride was conquered, and the princi-
pie which never had been quite extinguished
In me, but against which / battled with all
might for eight years, at length triumphed.
visited the cottage repeatedly, and as
snred myself the change in Isabel's character,
disposition, M and Ranner, was deep and radical
She no longer had high aspirations-her only
tnought was the comfort of her doating father
AT length offered my hand again, and this
time had no scruples about urging my suit,
since matters occupied quite different posi-
ton from that of my former years.
cannot tell you how happy I was when I
pressed her to my bosom; and knew that she
was to be mine. If L had loved her in her
pride, and desired to make her my wife, how
much more loved her now in her humility,
when knew that could protect her and 70,
store her dear old father to their old home
again. | was indeed happy when I saw her
shed such copiOus tears Of Joy. Oh. thought /,
this relation, this exchange of happiness, is
sweet, both to the donor and to the recipient
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SO o I II | N G SY YRUP.


wAsA Er.aty faeit.,., the PI:ss" Of t's.hng y ,s..
ing the Fsms reducing all infemmausn-vin sllay
PAIN and spasmodie Actsn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Dspsna spen IL, mshsrs, 1t will give yssslvss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put and sod this ysars and
IN coNFIDENcH AND TRUTH Of il, vhs, have
ns'sr bssn abls 70 sT-ssy Of any oTHER
msdieins-NHVRR MRS. HAS 1T FAILEp,Ir
TIcr cuRE, wINSLOw's. .b.n tm,l, v'.a
satisfaction By any one who used it, On
the contrary, aHArsI SfhUP, delighted With its
oPRATfoNs, in terms Of
highest commsndation Of its gcaI effect, and m,dcs
virtuss- We speak IN his matter " WHAT KNow,"
TIon FOR THE FULFILMsNT OF WHAT HRRR DE-
CLARf In almost instance vhsrs infant
Ing from pain and exhaustion relief will be found fhssp
Or twenty minutes AFTER the syrup 10 sdmnistsrsd.
This valuable preparation 10 the prescription
msst EIrRRIRNcRD and sKILFUL rURsKs In New Enr.
land, and bssn used with NEvKRFAILJHG succIs In
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net sny relieves the child from pain, the
stomach and bovss, corrscs scIdy, and Fivss
energy to the whole systsm 1t will almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND Collie,
and e'sreoms eon'ulssns which, speedily rsmsdisd
IsDsusIsIRrm. FOR Ip%in N. WORLD
10 all cases Of Drs- CHILDREN rNTERT and DIAR
l... .1n .sln TEETHING os1s from .S;h:5 u
We would say s'sry mothsr a child suf
srng from any Of the for going eompsin-Do LIT
YOUR fREJUDIcRs, NOR TIE RRJuDIcEs OTHERS,
sURf-yo, ABsOLuTELY sURE-to follow the Of th
medicine, tin ely used. Full drsetoEs for using will
ssmPSny :aGn SSs Non. ssnuns nnis' u. fse ,,ims
ecId By Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Okcs. No. IS Cedar Street, NY.
Price snlv Is Cents per Betus. % ll-dAvlv
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The favorite resort for
tbose who appreclate
Grand Scenery, Pure
Mountain Air, InvigoTs-
ting Baths, Large and
Well Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and 8 Good
Table.
For particulars send
for Circular.
OWENS, CIENDEN =
IN a. VISSCHER,
Carlisle SPRINGS, Pa,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

fOh SALE AND KENT.
COMFORTABLE ROOMS. with or without
Board. can he obtained, on moderate terms 81
s Sftsssn sss rS 81 fns aS. 9TH Table sSs,Srs
X Qk RE>T-Tnree BRICK HOUSES-ons ON
corner Of Twelfth and II SITS. aud one on n, be-
BARkER, on II street, between lith and lath. No.
sxo. ma S-u
FOR RENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE,
Of NJ. SNYDER. At the PIumsnii spe .a r., ieSsirs
Office ~'O' '" nm. a 40
EOR SALE-Between and 3 acres OF I.AND.
Il tPar, wood, on the Plank Road, "a st about
miles from Nsshington.a beautiful building site
ington. je is-im.
EoR RENT-The -story-and basement
Il BRICK HOUSE corner Of sixth = rect west
CITY Post ofhcesSbe,as one Of tbe sns.i a. a.
healthiest To- aons IN the city II is arranged for
VIII suit baker or confecuoner. Possession given
on the I'm INST For terms, &c apply 10 q 20. j.
SSeI St LIE, at Jackson, Brother a Co 3S3
FOR RENT-Three hrst-cla.s and recently
Il built HOU SES. four stories high each hand
hnest LOCATIONS IN the sIty-on the corner Of Third
tol grounds Any cne wishing 20 rent q hne dwell
ing will lind this favorable opportunity a. 4 de
low. Inquire OF p. w. BROWNING. je l-n
FOR SALE-A great bargain, four acres OF vel
v improved LAND well suited for a market gar-
den, with new dwelling house with four rooms and
kltchen well OF hne water la the yard under
good f"nclng and will be sold low or EXCHANGED for
city property. and on moderate terms. The land in
Al Balls Cross Roads. two and a half miles from
Oeorgetown, and IN Alexandra county. Va. Apply
To P CORBkTT, over Bank Of " Washington.
EOk kENr-A small STORE, corner Of sth at.
ana Penn; avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel,
suitable Tor barber's saloon or cigar store For
mi, -maton nsuIre az the Hotel. 80
FOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the build
lnE lmmedlately opposite the west wing Of the
CITY haI recently occupied by Chas. 3. Wallsoh
as an once. Also the front room IN the second
story and the third floor of the same building For
terms apply 70 RICHARD WALLACH, No. y
Louisiana avenue. ia IS II
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
~ Two splendid suites Of ROOMS, elegantly fur
mshed, Will be rented during the session OF Con
gress, IN the most desirable locality in this city,
6elng within one or two squares Of Browns and
Nsin3n&L Nal Hotels. Those an pursuit Of sach Rooms
MI 90 wei TO make early APPLICATION st No. 31s
'th street. between ID street and Pa. av. de 6-u
ENOR SALE-A moe three story Brick HOUSE,
u on I'd street, between ID snd + streets, In Kib-
bey,s Subdivision. The above property val be
sold on easy terms. Price made known by insuir-
ing Of II. w. HAMILTON a CO., No. SEQ 7th
street. opposite Centre Market. Title perfect.
fe7-u
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.
This long estsblis shed watering place was opened
May. N0
Many new and important arrangements lk.#
hsye been made eiDOa last in tins Is -
tsbllshment, and no efforts will be spared to make
tho guests CUmfDrrdOfe. - 'a''-AN
Persons reach these Springs nv 4 he nr,nxa
and Alexandria Railroad from Washington: bV fbe
Virginia Central Railroad from Richmond: or nv
the virginia ard Tennessee Railroad from the
south and southwest Wis Lynchburg and Char
louisville, with only 81 miles stage travel.
JEREMIAH MORTON, President
j. HUMPHREYS,
General Superintendent. iaI2,dtJuly IL
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EDUCATIONAL.


CONN CIAL COLLIE
" No. AVS SEVENTH ST..
Opposite the General Post 0foe, WaShtnsfos Ctfy.
ArmOrian system of Penmanship, BooKkeepins.
Mercantile Forms and Calculations. Business Cor
resPopdence, Bills Of ExchanIe, Current Bills.
Commission sales, Grau.m and Arithmetic.
liza Preparatory Class for Boys.
VI Ladies VIII be Instructed In hne penman-
Rooms open from q. m. TO 10 .. m. For terms
ma 2s-s@ wM. w. YOUNG co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
- - NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THIS well known and popular Seminary, which
haS been so successful under the entire care Of Mrs
a. Richards TOR more than ten years will be opened
united supervision and Instruction OF Mr.. and Mrs.
n. RICHARDS, IN the well arranged and delight
fully located Union Academy Building. For rartio-
ulars see c;rc1lars at Al the Bookstores. mas Il
NJ MRS. MCCOR AICK's SCHOOL
lNfRS. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform her
friends and the public generay that rhe will resume
the duties OF her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise ell the
branches requisite 70 thorough English eduos-
uon.
In addition TO her day scholars abe is desrous Of
receiving into her family few pupils 90 boerdcrs
aged from 10 10 u years. who viii be under her I'm
mediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
snd othervlse improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference 20
her school may apply to w. ID. Wsllsoh, Editor o
For terms and further psrticulsrs apply ~ her
reride1ce-No. 50 Cameron street. Alexandria. We,
j1 f7-u
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTER NOON
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
COrs'7 Of OfPeRHsylvania avenue and llth 81.


PsPeEs served in packages by carriers at a. a
year. or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers
the price Is SS5J year, IN adranes;, 80 for six
months; - Tor three months; and for less than
three months at the rate Of II cents week Single
copies ONE csNr; In wrappers, TwO CENTS.
IL ADVERTISEMENTS should be sent to the Office
until tie nextday.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS ,Do,,,Su u

ID GREAT BARGAINSM
Seventh street, acknowledged to be the ch apest
and best place to buy Clothing, Furnishing 6oods,
bats and Caps. Owing to the scarcity OF money /,
Office, has determined to sell his goods Is per cent
less than any other house in town. Drop in and
astonishing low prices
N. b. Just received 50 dozen of 10 cent NECK
TIES.
IL If you wish TO keep COOL drop in and buy
one of our thin Summer Coats, or the Patent Re-
verslble Summer Coat, at SMITHS, No. 400 Sew
enth St, opposite Post Office.
III large lot of fine Gents Shirts and Collars
AT very low prices, at No. 400 Seventh ST., oppo-
site Post Office.
IL The Ribbon Tie, Yale Tie, Aurora Tie. and
all sorts of Neck Ties at half the usual prices
at SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh 81. ie l4-lm
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DlSEY POINT PAVILION WILL OPEN
Il Z the reception Of visitors on the a
18th OF June. In consequences of my ab NA0
sence Tor several months, Mrs. Dix will ls.kE
take charge OF the management of the Pavilion. a.
S3; board per month S23
ie Is colin w. w. DIX, Proprietor
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WASHINGTON
w City GAR DEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
Netc York acexKe, beftcsea lSt AND ID SIS.

In ling the attention of the public TO nv grounds
! would state that every arrang en- Mt has A
beeR made TO make this Retreat" more eycA3
attractive every day. Mondays the Gar ls.H
dens are open TO the public Tree OF charge-a conc
given by select band. Those desiring TO enjoy the
dance and waltz v find the saloon IN com plete
order TO render pleasure to all. Or other days the
proprietor VIII eheeTfully grant the Of the
out charge.
FOR the amusement Of children he has introduced
number OF little games, never before in this
CITY, and calculated at the same time TO amuse the
"old folks"
N. B.-Attached is my BOttlIng Establishm Mt,
and families can be supplied with any QUANTITY AT
their residence, of that healthful drink, LACE X
BEER, upon short notice. il Is SIN
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ie~ eotf
MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE,

hi AUGUSTA COUNTY, Va.
This well known and favorite place If summer
resort - again Open for the reception ofA. A
visitors un er the management Of Its for yEAH
mer proprietor. ltsH Il
tits situated on the top of the Blus Ridge m1nS
talns at RocEhsh Gap. 10 miles west OF Richmond
a; the NlrEInla entral Railroad passing under
the house thrOug the B ue Idge Tunnel. The e.
evsted situation, beautiful views mountain scenery,
ara the constant and rrfreshIng hreezes make it
one ot the most delightful places of summer resort
IN w estsrn Virginia. There is also convenient a
spring Of pure chaybeat water.
VisltOrs TO the Mountain Top House will come
VIA virginia Cent a. llroad 70 Alton Depot nesr
the eastern porfa Of the Blue idge Tunnel, where
hack WI always be IN attendance TO convey Zone
mIel 70 the mountain top IL Is a WAYS best for
persons TO write several days beforehand.
Terms: SIS per month; S8 per week; 8 50 per
cay. Servants tbackD g. d children under " yeas
than half price will be charged
le q colin E E IIPSG0MR
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nsVsf bssn abs 70
msdieins-NIvRR
a SIN q L = IN
TBCT 4 C Y r 3 ii
Never did We knsv
satisfaction BY anyI
the contrary, all are
ORlRAIInNA and
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say Of any oTHIR
HAS 1T FAfLBD,IN
STANCE TO RF-
vhsn timsly sssd-
an instance Of dis
one who used il. On
delighted With its
anss in farrn. -
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II rhEEN SPKlNG
~ PAVILION
Near the Old IRON Foundry and only half mile by
land from the OfGatbHs Stand IN GeoTgcfOtcH
The ladies and gentlemen of Washins toA--Apd
GeorgetOvn are respectfully IntOrmedA A
that this beautiful place, on the Foundry vEAQ
Branch ls now hand somey fitted up for s.tE
the reception of ficNIc Parties and other vistors
Ihere are numerous springs Of the purest water
ana constant shade throughout the da,. There
Ia a large saloon tor dancing, with dressing room
the grounds.
Schools, SOclsties, Clubs and Social Parties can
obtain this deli ghtfn place for Pic Mics without
charge for the grounds or pavilion by giving the
proprietor three days notice.
Meals served at all hours, and Refresh
ments furnished at city prices
Officers will attend at all times for the preserva
ton of good order. q no pains will be spared TO
give satisfaction to all visitors
JOSEPH EHRMANNTROUT,
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DUP9sTs cuNPOwDER,
JOHN J. BO6UE, GRoRsErowN, ID. c.,

SoN AssN<F Tor fhe DtstFtes a ColHn1bta.
"A iargs supply, eInbtacinE every variety, Always
lot Orders can also be left ct the once Of Adams'
Express Company, Weshington, d. Q. fes-lavly
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EOR SALE-Between and 8 acres of LAND.
tpar' wood, on the Piank Road. ~ n st a6out
miles from Nashington-a bcautifnl buildine ste
or well located for a market garden Apply az No
lngton. ia ia -iD.
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COMFORTABLE ROOMS. with or without
board. can he obtained, on moderate terms at
$50 81, between 5th and 9Th. Table Board 10
accommodated with good Road - l6 m.
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BISGHAMpTos y. Y, Nov. q, 1859.
Lewis Lille, Esqnea Sir On the night of The 20h of
tober last tannery buildings and office place were
entirely consumed by fire. and in opinion of our No
Chilled Iron Safes thoroughly tested The fire
and protractedthe Safe being exposed long tne
full share and red hot From representations
culafs since bought and by those having other Safes
but slight confidence that would be protection against
such exposure You therefore judge of my surprise
qualification unlocking the Safe which readily DONE
find my books and papers nnured by the fire. and the
the least charred while the Safe with very slight re-
pairs, and of paint will be good
cerfuIy and confidently recommend Safe any person
wishing 10 buy. Respectfully,
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NJ. II. WEED.

TAUNTON Mass, Jan. 6, 1850
The 9Th September last purchased Of Mr. G. Haskell
of Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Wrought Chilled
Iron Safes On the 9Th November store which was of
wood $50 feet deep with most of its contents by
fire. twelve other buildings being burned at the time. The
Safe exposed heat could have been any
location in the burning building, and when cooled off
opened neither book The books
least.
We have the Safe requested your agent
York for exhibition and will select for stock
in Boston, when store is done.
W,sItpTrPS 4 caS
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s. n. Adams, Editor.
MADAME K. Es,,t,.v,s

CELEBRATED ART OF CUTTING LADIES' DRESSES.
BAsoUEs AND eHnDREss CLOTHING,
No. bourbon street, corner of Canal streets
The attention Of the Ladies Of New Orleans vicinity
specially called to this beautiful Art has won the mrs.
recommendation Of every who has learned tested it.
EVERY LADY SHOULD UNDERSTAND THIS METHOD
lesson test of fitting lining will DO given all who wish
free Of charge which win the skepea It's nyalu
alb merits
Every variety of Ladies' and childrens Dress patterns or
Dresses scientifically cnt and prepared for making 2pln
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More Ua.tn.peachabte testimony

Having think, satisfied friends and the public that
in the city of New least confidence Is felt In
LILIES SAFE see recently published list Of Safes sold
in sixty days call attention to the following thorough
and burglar tests:
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-
Keac NOrei,
AUTHOR or 1.-THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD

sTefc .TOeess
by
= - I~L-1>-o -,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
IN -
WORKS AND CORRESPONDENCE or HENRY CLAY
SAY AND SEAL. By Author of ..oueechy."
JULIAN HoME--A College Story
An0'nsr lnas.ls'sa '0,a'ns :. ~ -
-,
AGAINST WIND AND r1pE-Nsw and interesting.
ar. pro n1cr1oS.py. po,na !, x.r;
pALpoRss rrSaI. MEMORIALS Or LAMB
Plantation Clothsn0.
4x-,xS
W. have IN stare n large assortment
Or
-1rrrs
fof summer aSs' 'o'N ~ -''A ''N ''''i
-eohs'siins y
A
HICKORY SHIRTS,
JUMPER SHIRTS,
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