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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

The PEABODY FUND TRUsTEEs.-At the
meeting of the Peabody Fund Trustees in Rich
mond Yesterday, the following resolutions,
offered 10y General Grant were adopted:
"ReSotrsd, That In view of the present destitu-
hon prevailing in the Southern and Southwest
ern States, II Is, in the opinion of this Board,
eXpedlent that the executive committee and the
general agent be authorized, in conformity. to
the permission granted by Mr.. Peabody, to ex-
pend forty per cent. of the principal of the fund
IN addition to the accrued interest and that as
large portion of said sum, not exceeding
S2oo,tO0 be expended during the current year as
IN their Judgment can be advantageously used
in promoting the object of the trust; and the an
thority of the board is hereby given TO such ap.
preparation
Another resolution was adopted, giving the
general agent authority to increase the sum al.
ready promised for education, and make paw
ments quarterly or semi-annually. The board
then adjourned, to meet at New York on the
third Thursday of June next. General Scho-
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
CONGRESSIONAL.



The resolution to admit Philip +. Thomas
Senator elect from Maryland, on taking the
oalh was discussed at some length, when
MI. Trumbull rose TO speak on the question;
but gave way to
M. Henderson, who pronounced a euiogy
upon Mr. NOEL, of Missouri, deceased, offering
resolutions concurring in those of the House.
MIR. Drake followed, briefly. on the same sub
jet, and the Senate adjourned.
Internationally after our report closed
The House proceeded 20 the consideration of
the bill reported by Mr.. Julian, from the Com
mIttep on Public Lands, declaring forfeited to
Jhe United States certain lands given to aid in
the construction of railroads in the States OF
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Florida,
which was debated at some length, and then
lald over, to enable the Missouri delegation to
announce the death of their colleague Thomas
Il. NOEL, who died at st. Louis on the 4th of
October, 1867. Euloges on the character and
public services OF the deceased were made: ap-
propriate resolutions were adopted; and the
House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

ITE WORKING PEoFLE-The Boston Tar
& -~ publishes a letter from q Quebec which saws
'h'' shipbullding IN that city has been rather
dU II during the fall and winter. owing 70 a
'.-ISe among the carpenters for higher wages.
! A- strike continued three months. when the
1r.n resumed work at less wages than they re-
''.Nrd when they struck. The men struck in A
h'1Y and resumed work in a body; they were
Ifi'"d % the last but business was 80 duIi that
H. master mechanics could not afford to give
III n more wages AT the time they struck. nor
C'H hey now The wages demanded. the letter
*.f'"~, were not unreasonable, but the master
1a-Shanics opposed the combination A ma,
r1.''ins of German working men has been held
Dr. Nv York, 10 form a new political partv
b. on SOcialiStic principIes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
sSThe Pope has prescribed short dress


~ Eggs are % cents a dozen in Savannah
and they are being xported TO the north
~ The New York Watch Company, in
Springfield, Will soon make, complete 50
watches per day.
~ Mrs .Lorillard Ronalds is the fayorite
American belle at the Princess Metternich' :
receptions in Paris.
~ w by u loafer IN a newspaper Office like
shade tree! Because are glad when he
leaves.
HS-Charles Dickens. Jr, is stroke oar of the
Thames Rowing Club
@They squelch ghosts in Connecticut by
filming them S15 each.
~-PersOns in London drive a good business
by adopting infants for a consideration, making
way with the former and pocketing the latter
- The Nicksburg Herald thinks the plaOtprs
OF Mississippi cannot afford TO pay la6orers
more than five dollars a month during the
present year.
De- The geld coinage of The United States
Great Britain and France. whicht in 1851 was
not more than one thousand millions of dollars
in amount doubled itself within the fifteen
succeeding years.
V-A Partisan actress recently appeared at
the Porte st. Martin Theatre robed in a halo of
electric light, and so little else that even the
Frenchmen Missed her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

RI Jake Taylor, mischievous colored man
residing in Champaign. Illinois, undertook, a
few days since, TO discipline his wife by hitting
her over the head with chair. just as he was
IN the act of doing so, she punctured his heart
with pair of scissors, which caused his death
almost instantly. A coroner's jury absolved
the woman from blame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

R-aHTs OF AMERICAN CITIZENS ArRo,n
G" Cf the largest mass meetings that has v-.r
I'N'n place IN Baltimore was held there last
ID -At Tor the purpose of taking into considera-
I'm thr rights of American citizens while in
: .r ga Countries. Very eloquent speeches
~ Hace by Hon. Henry Wilson. of Massa-
'.T~.'' -; Hon Charles r Phelps. and others.
4 -ol"nOns asking that American citizens may
T. projected were drawn up, and a committee
- POINTED TO present them 10 the heads of the
Gov, runient here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During the past week in New York, money
mss been in excess of the demand at to per
cent on call loans, and the banks havediscount-
ed freely for their customers. Good paper sells
readily in the street Al to per cent. The reat
activity which has prevailed in the stock m NJ
ket has alone prevented money from falling to
per cent. Government securities of all kin is
have been in active demand ut better prices, the
market sympathZing with prices in London.
The exciteme mt in gold consequent upon Wash
lngtOn rUmOrs has about subsidized, and the price
has fallen 10 80 \ after going ~ high as AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

The MARYLAND LEGIsLATUEE.-The Senate
Yesterday, on motion of Mr.. Walsh. directed
the Committee on Education to inquire into
me eXredlency of providing for the contin-
uahce OF the present public school system un =
til the contemplated -snew system To he adopt-
20 ny The Legislature is put i'll operation. An
ORDER was offered by Mr.. Earle, bat laid over
under The rule requesting the Governor to
pardon all prisoners IN the pententiary con-
Nlcted OF participating in the escape of slaves
previous 10 the adjustment OF slavery in Mary
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

~ Prom Shillington. Odeon Building. and
f.1-n 'he publishers, Ticknor FIelds. we IN 70
'aEiy copies Of Tie atlantic .gorfhIs and our
'"5 fc'ss for February. both as bright and at
Jsal.iye u ever.
Ai-0. from French and Richardson. 3}i Penn
S'-Nauia avenue, We have an advance copy of
tie 4 Gassc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

THFEE ~ very little heaFd now of the effort
L. iHEalidate the act OF Congress Creating the
S'it' Cf West Virginia. The late Democratic
Convention Of that State resolved that they re-
F'rd'd the existence Of the SLabe a. an accom-
Pii~hed fact. and declared their ..unaIterable
O.f-irlInatiOn' to maintain il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

toNNELLsyILLE RAILROAD.-On Tuesday a
bal wa- introduced in the PennsyivsnIa Senate
rr~'oring the nights OF the Pittsburg and Con-
IL H'VIile railroad, and repeating the act which
DEPRIVED hem Of the privilege Of building south
o; 'onn'usYille and connecting with the Balti-
moe and Ohio line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

ItE NEw YORK JOURNAL or COMMERCE
1''' The amount of poverty in that city is very
Sr~1'. and that the suferir = from this eause has
hti ben equalled for a long tine Large mum
D. OF sole-bodied men would eheerfulIy
engage 20 labor if promised no more than the
II an- Of subsistence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
To-day's New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23-Fiour quite firm
heat firm and quiet. Corn a slightly in favor
Oh buyers Rye dull. Oats firm. Pork lower;
Mess S2iA. Lard steady. Whisky dull
Farley dull. Peas nominal. Cotton firm at
l. ! cts. for Middllng Uplands. Freights quiet
ana firm. Turpentine easier ut 53a534c. Rosin
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

b Prom French &c Richardson. sHudson
iYior Book Store" we have three OF the
Headings Of Mr.. Charles Dickens. as Con-
c-u-~d by HIMSELF published by Ticknor &
Yields They will b. in demand by all who go
- h-sr Mr. DICKENS. and will also he Just the
'h.a- FOR those who don't go. enabling them 10
D''' just what b. saws on these occasions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

The house of A. !. Caldwell. in Edge
field, Tennessee was destroyed by fire on Fri
day evening. and negro woman burned TO
death. An infant daughter of Mr.. Caldwell was
also badly burned The fire was caused by the
careless use of a kerosene lamp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

The COLOR of dresses Is TO be a pale green
and petticoats are to be worn longer than last
year, but to be raised by numerous flock
straps, held by chains of ebony, fastened to the
waist by steel locks. Large and heavy brass
rings are to be- suspended by chains from the
waist bchind.-Ne,o Iork Mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

sTTY SERIOUS FAMILY" If the National III.
81 This evening, with Mr.. John Brougham as
s-Csp,. Murphy Mcguire" and Lamb as
s-fminadab Sleek." ought To draw good house
nOtv 4 hstanding the weather. --
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

n The discussion OF the Alabama claims has
.n'ly b-en revived IN the English journals.
I-'Ij Hobart has written two able letters TO the
I-.HdoH Im"s- IN which he sustain, the posi-
ii"n tFSsn by our Government on the sub
J.-f The celebrated writer s.Historicus- and
'A' London Tunes edi'oriaIly reply to Lord
is,h'It- arguments. Some of these repIie,. arr.
Ir-i ate and ConcIliatory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

SOUTHERN ELECTIONS - The first OF the
SrTthern elections will take place ON the Am
O. february, In Alabama, when the new con-
s..'ution IL 10 b. voted on and Congressman
sad state officers elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

ES-A great religious demonstration is to take
place in the French Cathedral at Montreal
before the departure of the Canadian corps of
Pontifieal IOuaves, on the occasion of blessing
their banners. All the Roman Catholic Bish
ops OF Quebec and Ontario are expected to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

B/From Shillington, Odeon Building, we
hsye The February number of the popular little
rnssazire s.for young readers," ssrRe Narsery."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

81 The cholera at Bunos Ayres is killing
from 30 10 40 persons daily. Great numbers
arr fleeing 10 the country, and trade is stag
EIut.
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LOST AND FOUND.

CS REWARD-Stolen from my stable, on the
w. morning of the 2lst inst a set of light BUG
Gf HARNESS. The above reward will be paid if
returned TO DR.. j. q. SOTH0R0N,
ia II st 1e3 | street near 10Th.
TAKEN UP ESTRAY-One RED cow with
i white face and white under the belly, on the
9Th instant. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. ELIAS KING,
ia Il st Near Tenayto D. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

The PARAGUAYAS WAR-Iate ad vices from,
South America, say that two raids Were made
by the allies. and three thousand cattle and
horses were captured. but parties of Para
Lopez with hree thousand men, is at work
making a road through the Chaco. and that his
plan was 10 leave Humaita. The river batteries
OF huInalta appeared TO be- crumbling away
under the continuous fire of the IRON -cIads A
report says an expedition of five thousand allied
cavalry Were being prepared TO 90 10 Assem-
cIOn.
~ Inc United States steam frlgata Mime
sofa, Commander James Alden, has arri we'd in
New York from AspinWall on the 5th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23

TWATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
W., CITY HALL, WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan 3, So.
All occupants Of premises in which the Potomac
water Is used will please take notice that the water
rent for the year ending December 81, 1885 Is now
due, and must be paid in full at this office on or
before the LIST day Of February next otherwise the
water will be shut of from such premises, and not
restored until the water rent sh all have been paid
together with two dollars additional expenses,
No bills are sent out from the office. No personal
Iotlces are required by the law to lie given All
delinQuents will exp rience the penalty Of the law
RANDOLPH COYLE,
Jas I'm Water Registrar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
Government Securities.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ~, 1s6S-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov
eminent securities.
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" SECOND WASHINGTON CO-OPERA
. TIVE BUILDING AND DEPOSIT
- ASSOCIATION

preliminary meeting for the purpose of organ
lZing association under the above name. was
held on Saturday night last, (January 49, at Tenn
perAnce Hall. temporary organization was ef.
tecfed, and an adjournment made to meet at
the same place on next FRIDAY NIGHT. Jan.
uary "a, at clock. in order to elect officers and
to effect q permanent organization.
u: ALI RED HALL, 800 9Th street. was author
lied III the meantime, TO receive subscrip for
stock in this association. iau ats
fChrou and Re nub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
SEVENTH STREET.

400 SEVENTH STREET. AOG
PICTURE CORDS AND TASSELSa
PlCTURE NAILS,
PAlssITt rNk bk ENNGGIENAHXs!NGs,
WINDOW SHADES, &c.
Persons having Paintings, Engravings or Pho
toRraphs to Frame are invited to call aud xamine
ranging in size from 6xs to 20x24 iDches also Rms
PICTURE CORD AND TAssEEs '.'''
from Photograph to Portrait size. Picture Rings,
PAPER HANGINGs AND WINDOW SHADES.
All grades Paper Hangings. embracing fne En-
varied assortmen mt of NJ edium and Low Priced Pa
pers, Borders, &C. Window Shades of different
sizes and colrs. Private Dwellings aud Store
II; ffS5e AND ESGR2SfNGs
choice selection of Paintings and Engravings,
embracing, with others, he following gems The
Baptism; by knaus; Chocolate Girl, by Meyer;
Rescue, by Coldew@; Little Barefoot, by De Mou
lisnon; Fine Interior, by Renoux; Dante and Beat
rice. by Meyer; Choice Fruit and Flowers by Roe
SEN way and of EhsNEssp.v,Ncs,
Napoleon from Waterloo to Paris 1918, Franklin
before the Lords at whitehall, Merry Making in
the Olden Time. Peace and War. Sunshine of Life,
Having purchased for CASH, 1 shall aim by of.
fering good articles WAR anting them repre-
septedD At the lowest remu ne alive prices, to
cure liberal portion Of the public patronage.
sna ane soSa M Ing
ANY order not alphabetically filled will be immed-
ately corrected and satisfaction guaranteed.
No. ass SEVENTH STREET.
=. 70 e, ooors above ODD Fellows Hall,
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BOARDING..
+. W. BRANDENBURG

I76 F.w BRANDENBuRG, I76
Particular notice is given to my fellow citizens
aud all dealers in Carpets and housek se pers gen
era y that have established my self in the bn al
of manufacturing the best INGRAM LIST
and COMMON or COSTUMAR CARPETS Deal
advantage to call. / promise to make the best
quality and charge the low est prices.
F.W. BRANDENBURG,
ia N-lms No 176 Pa ay bet nth and isfh sra
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WANTS

W ply At ass 10th St, bet. = and 4. IT.
WAHTED-Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, in
on NV pleasant location. Address III. B.. s.ar
WA.MS,TrE.Tp,nxAA fogNG GIRL Witt, t. take
between and X. IT.
WANIED-I Immediately. sactiye WOMEN, to
ply at i13 4 street, bet Sth and 9Th SITS. IT.
WANTED-A HOUSE of Ave or six rooms at
w moderate rent. Address, stating location,
0ffce. II wafer ana gas 90 d. ii 2s ta''
WANTED-An un furnished H OUSE, conta ming
Y, ten or twelve rooms, with modern improve
gin ana md 18th streets. Address }. A. NORTON,
WANTED-One or more DUNG MEN, who
sship. Al such will do well 10 addres TE ,CHER,
Star once Terms very low and satifaction guar
anteed. Ample references given. ia 2,-st-
WAaHs.TIIERb.rAs A Assisssnt Bsskeepe1 in first.
Address P. o. Box 22O Jazz ST
WANTED-By young man BOARD in pri-
forts fort Of home. address. G. N. L., City Post 9f.
GOOO FOR -FOUR MONTHS, for the use of
y WV which $40 per month will be paid.
GSSd collateral security Address Post 2t n Box
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-At4 32 C street.
w near eth street, WOMAN. white or colored,
as as. Child's Nurse and seamstress, prepared to
tr6SeI. ia 22-2t'
WANTED-A MAN and WIFE to take care of
w horse; woman to do general Homework Prot
estant preierred Good wages and permanent home,
WANTED TO RENT-Two ROOMS, unfur-
SQUARES q City Post Once. Preference eiveE to
WANTED-A SITUATION as salesman, by
branches q the business. Good reference: siyen,
- years of age, to do general homework, chamber
maid OF , purse CHILDREN i Apply lsl street be
WANTED-A Competent MAN. to take charge
w w Obstacles. Apply to Metropolitan Railroad
WANTED-HOUsEs, large and small. furnish
Houses at q reasonable rent remain in our hands
but short time Landlords, look to your inter
sss 81 net hOsi for the
de H.2w' sos Ninth St, near New York ave.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 479 IITH STREET.
l. WANTED-Germa and other first class y hite
Cbsm6er%sids, Nurses, &c. Also. Wood Choppers,
and ssG md. hs
Cook. Walters, and Coachmen. jal5-eoly
W and Gentlemen,s SEGONDHAND CLOTH
and SHOES, &c &c, at asa u Eth street between
l. and M streets north. N. B.-No matter how
much they have been worn. jaSlyt
WANTED-OLD BOOKS in large and small
w quantities at the Cheap Book and Stationery
Store, No. 275 street, near 18th. Call and
u. ja7-lm
WANTED-An AGENT. One chance in each
w town, worthy the attention of an active bust
ness man. to take the agency for the sale of Brad
streets Rubber Moulding ard Weather Strips an
piled to the sides bottom, top and centre Of doors
and windows. The sale is beyond anything ever
offered before to an agent and from SO to % per
day can be made. Send for agents circular The
first W no apply secure bargain. Terms for Mould
ing, cash J. Z BRADSTREET & Co,
&C 7-w13w' Boston, Mass.
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WILTON J. sAFFOLD,
(Eorms-iy az MONTGOMERY, AlabamaJ
ATTORNEY AND C0UNSELLOR-A Law.
WASHINGTON, ID. @.
ONCE No. ass p Street. Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice In the Supreme Court Of the United
States, Court of Claims, and the Courts OF the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business Will receive
rompt Attention. se l8-f
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITER STATES PATENT 0FE1CE

ID fUNi7fEb SAFES PITI htYs 6Etzcr,
IN ss: 4: bS OF S5a
deceased whe Mas executor Of james stinpse
Ct to ..t "a
sSd shs III The day
Holding Liquid., for seven years from the sxpsrs-
ton q said patent, which tstss pisoe the 7sh
is ordered thu. the said petition Be hs.ra At tAs
ne.t. At Il O'Clock m; and AL persons are nosi
fed 70 appear and show cause, n any they hsve-
Ss Dss Il s
file in the Patent 0foe their objectieps spscisiiy
u ss II .s 3 cay; sss -
Ss ned r. the ssS hssr,9 n s Be shsr saa
n ). sSS a.. Sthss &c. rss =
sossssss; SO r.. 81: sssss !. ,.s,.A.s .. q.
: ,.sS Cor TIRE. :aeoss.ivs ~sss:s the ara q
'::: ~ = sss;ss = 80 .5 !; -
TINS Is 70 oIyE EoLICEr THAT THI SUE.
q ssSine,on cssSss IN de Disfriei u co.~Ssa
N 4 si:s
said deoeaseA hsreby Warned 60 exhibe sAssaae,
Sar ss e 2.
estate Gives under our sf'f "a. Of Js.
n ' - ca. wibEziEH.
D no sfooLs. - : go : c
ress ssos.s d an as.ersSas,s s.a al ,ness =
thew T'fogW%sS.nsrzEsorr 90. -
as S-a Hasos Rsnfins CsSisss erssss.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

SIN NIGHTS WITH OCR ANCEsTORsI
COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2orH
Concerts of Sacred aud Sen timental Music nv
FATHER BALDwIN's OLD FOLKS
consisting OF twenty -four accomplished Voc Alists
and Inst rumentsl Performers
Tunes that our Forefathers sang,
Anthems of the Pilgrim Fathers,
Songs of One Hundred Years Azo
These entertainments have bren indorssN ~ the
religious and musical communities N otker sfti--
a. being fraught not only with pleasure Int with
beneficial results
MISS MINNIE SMITH, Mr.. BENJAMIN,
MISS BATTLE GREEN, MIR BALDWIN
MASTER ARMSTRONG.
The astonishing Boy soprano
ana the entire Company in Sacred Songs.
Matinee on "Wednesday and SATURDAY. afternoons
Admission. IS and 50 cents. Secured seats 10 be-
hal Al the Music Store Of Mr.. Ellis FOR Matinee.-
ChIldren, Is cents; Adults, Is cents s2O-6ts
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PERSONAL,

HIRSH PLANT, native OF Prussia, last seen
H In ashington, may learn something 10 his
advantage, ana Information about is desired, at
the German Consular Agents, $50 18th OF. JAS 81
CONSULT DR.. LION, 46s 10th street, above
" Penn ave. Organic, Skin ans Nervous AT
iections thoroughly cured LADIES desiring
treetn,s ut will find him very skilfuu in their
plNnfe. IRREGULARITIES, from whatever
cause, luiy reifeved. ae-B
CONFIDENTIAL -ioung men who have in
~ iured themselves by certain secret habits,
which unit them for business. pleasure, or the
duties Of married life; also, middle aged and old
men. who, from the foilies Of youth, other
causes feel a debility in advance of their years,
before placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one, should first read The Secret Friend I"
Married ladies will learn something Of i'm portanoe
by pefusing The Secret Friend" Sent to any
address, In sealed envelope, on receipt Of IS
gents Address DR.. CHARLES A. STUART A CO.,
Boston, Mess. ja7Iy
MY FRIEND, YOU BETTER SEE OLD DR.
w DARBY, on Seventh street opposite Odd
feiIows' Hall He cures all ailments, both ale
sndfemale. Separate rooms for patients; 4Ss eth
street. ia lin.
DREssMAKISG A Ia NOPE, .,v,vsov
At 347 sth street west, between and north
Reception and Wedding Attire . speciality.
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FRENCH d RICHARDSON.
e 33l Pennsyivsnis avenue,

p N o $.
Daring the holidays 1 received in exchange
part pssmept-for the large number of1.tpS9n@
new ones cold, a number II
In ISEC0NDHAND PIANOS, fStu
which offer ct the following prices: 60 eco
SiU, and upwards, On easy tsTIns-eonthly pay.
ments. s-s- s.ra. JOHN r. ELLIS, =
r.. 3O6 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-23
r j. HEIBERGER,
Successor TO Il. r. LogpoN D %. ID =
OITIZEEs, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Metropolitan Hotel, date Brovnb,l
W-H,y No. 3S2 Penn. avenue, Washinston

QAR1 BUCK GLOVES. anal
Wv Genuine BUCKsKIN GLOVES. wv
Wholesale and retail at IA MsBURG SONS los
High street, Georgetown d. O..
LADIES' and GENTS GAUNTLETS made To
order no lQ-tf
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-09-19

FRENCH REPUBLICANs.-I recent
address the President of a Grant and
Co!fax Club, in New York city, uses
the following language:
Without entering at present upon au
exposition of the principles of the Re
publican party, we think it the duty
as we'll as the interest of every French
citizen to further the peace and union
of the country by using his utmost en-
deavors to elect the only men capable
of restoring and preserving the union
prosperity, and happiness of the coun
try; and we therefore earnestly cal
upon you to prove your appreciation Of
the liberties and advantages which the
land of our adoption affords us, by cor.
daily uniting with US in our efforts to
secure the election of Grant and Colfaz
to the Presidency and Vice Presidency
of the nation.