Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-12
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ITO THE DIES
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing that,
as General Agents, they have com mpleted arrange
AMERICAN &oLDED COLLAR srRueetsSP oosPASSfY..A q the
GRAYs PATENT LADIES' CRIMPED COL
LARS,
To which they would invite the special atten,on -
the ladies. This article is entirely Eoyel in its CON
ser in the form of handsome turn. over Collar
cTimped or futed, as its name indicates and prop
sight pnlliDg upon the ends, however Just sufii-
eNnt to destroy the sweep curvature it becomes
pair of Cuffs. IL lis manufactured from the same
choice material used IN making Bank note paper,
soiilngi even longer than nicely polished linen
AS this Collar is entirely new in the market and
as yet s in the hands OF only the larger dealers the
Undersigned propose for the present till the Collar
boxes. contsiniDg one dozen CoIisrs, by mail post
Pe & sdsSs Sf IS sss. ssR
e0H"y' and Staifi 4adrfn,s' ,ouysor ,o
NH 25-eol5t IL Devonshire ST., Boston
X wELts sRENDE ERsoN.
Dealers in all the latest styles Of
PAPER HANGINGS, WALL PAPERS,
AND WINDOW SHADES,
Suitable for Parl0rs, Halls, Dining Roons &c
Also, on hand, fine assortment of
OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS, RUSTIC BLINDS,
; PICTURE CORDS AND TASSELS,
All Of which they sffer at the lowest cash prices
All work in their line executed on the mo.t res.
country 10y experienced w0rkmen.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
S67 d STREET. NEAR NINTH,
FRANKLIN HALL BUILDING,
bet. eth and 10th sts., opposite seston Hall,
nh l6-lm Washington, d. O.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED ICE DEALERS,
OF ashington, regret the necessity i'm posed
on us by the rise In price of Ice at the North ts
snhouDoe to our patrons that we obliged TO ad-
vance eur price to the following rates. from and
customers using daily 100 lbs. and over rs cents
Customers using daily rs lbs cent Der pound
Customers using daily IL lbs. rs cents per day
Customers nsing daIy lbs, 10 cents per day.
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hiDston, March 10th 1866 NH q lot
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE IasTOP
ORGAN with two ha set nafS Of ssys and S.EspH
octave pedal bass 1t is a superior isstru-ffT{V
ment and We invite orgsnists and am ateurs call
s.sSs amin are the only
menus u ' wv ". e. &ETzEKoTT sFfr Equations Go.'
ja2atf Between 9Th and Ioth
HEhh9QpLD.s HEIRdWphD Sa!y ExTBAGT II BUCHU AND I'M
IN suciI btnSes. NJ Huit peusc
no exposure. IL lis pleasant in taste and odor aim
mediate In Its action. and free from all Injurious
propertiee. tSC
lust RECEIVED,
A FREsH SUPPLY
CHOCOLATE CREAMS
CHeCOLATE OARAMELs.
n. W. BURCHELL,
nh hH-u Corner 14th and II streets
WIN W. FARR, CLOCKMAKER, Ne, 237 Pa.
w ayeDne: Sole Agent for Lewis Psteu, -
Perpetual Calender Clock of various Patterns EfS
aiso variety OF Regulators, Timer pieces and Ell
can Clocks Repaired. fa e. 3m s-9
HOW TO GET FARM, AND WHERE To
II get one. Ten acre- enough. The Fnrmeri.
Dictionary, edited by Gardner Guano its nro
perties and uses. Gleunyls Farming for the mil
lion. Warder, on Hedges and Evefgrsens Flint,,
Grasses and Forage Plants
CNA AND PARs6rs's PAHRs6rss SiRDs 81
214 7th street, between and N. ~
ID AEDALLp SHEEP HUsBANDRY-1.n.
II daIl's Fine Wool Sheep Husbandry Ijaad an
Diseases of Cattle. Dadds American Cattie M ".
tor. Aliens Domestic Animals. Jennine,s Cattle
and their diseases. jennings Sheep, swins and
Poultry Knowlson's Cow and Cattle Do-tsr
yeseys Natural History OF the OK Tribe.
mhl3 FRANCK TAYLOR
FNFERBLED AND DELICATE OONsTIrD
II rI0Ee. Of both sexes. use eHELMROLDN EX.