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Evening star., 1868-01-30
Dry Goods.

In brown sheetings and shirting there is
greater activity, and in the better styles a small
advance has been established, while prices of all
descriptions are firm. For bleached goods the
demand has been still more active, and some
very large sales have been effected. The stool X
in first hands has been sensibly reduced aud
an increase of prices must be looked for The
lowest rates have undoubtedly been reached; in
some styles of shirtings an advance of half a
cent yard has been established. There will
be a much livelier demand next month.
There is more inquiry for drills of the heavy
makes, but the lighter qualities are not in.
demand. Canton fiannels are dull and quota
lions are barely sustained. Corsets jeans are in
etter requests but are not specially lively
Stripes and ticks are without material change
The demand is only moderate
DENNIS and cOttonades are without improve
ment. There is a moderate demand for the
heavy grades, but the light weights are ne.
elected. There is Il moderately active market
for gray printing cloths, but the recent ad vance
has in measure checked sales. There is con-
siderable activity in prints, the stock of old
styles and dark eolors being very low. But few
OF the agents and commission -houses have put
their new styles of light colors in the market
consequently prices have not yet been fixed.
Rolled Jaconets ara In somewhat better demand,
and cainbrcs of the better qualities are more
readily distributed than was the casa a week
ago; tut the poorer qualities are heavy and lit
tie asked for. Silesias sell slowly in small lsts
Muslin de laines are sold in small lois-to make
up an assortment, but chiefly Of the dark win
ter patterns: the spring styles arr not yet
opened TO dealers. Italian cloths sell freely,
but In small lots. to meet a steady demand
Woolens are generally inactive, though there
is an improved demand for certain STYLES by the
clothing manufacturers but prices are without
any improvement. There is but little doing in
cassimeres and satinets. Kentucky leans, ex-
cept for the better qualities, are very dull, and
prices rule low. Carpets are beginning to come
more in notice, and the demand is better: but il
il rather early for a revival of trade in these
goods. Flannels and blankets remain without
change. The week opened with very buoy
ant feeling In domestics. Bleached musins
advanced TO cents. The tone of the whole
market is much stronger.
In foreign goods the stagnatIOn which has so
long prevailed continues, with but small pros
poets of an immediate change. Importations are
much hgnter than they Were last year at this
time; but the steamers of last week brought
some large invoices of spring goods, stiapted To
the city trade, for some of our importing houses.
~ Y IndepeBdenf, 3Ofh
Evening star., 1868-01-30

THY WORKING PEOPLY-The hard times
mas resulted in the discharge Of nearly hun
dred and sixty thousand persons in N w Eng
iand. The wages Of farm labor are not extraya-
CANT in the South at the present time. At Peters,
burg, Virginia, the highest rate Of wages do 3
not exceed - per month, while In South Caro-
lima 1T ranges from five to six dollars. ANY
number of laborers may be had at these prices.
and they are glad TO accept tie offer. At the
recent Manufacturers Conention at worces-
ter, Mass, il was proposed that the hundred or
more woolen mill owners present should agree
to run on three-guarters time. Three of them
only refused to accede 10 the proposition
IL II reported that wages have been reduced
twenty five cents a day at the Hoosac tunnel
proposition by tn managers of the various
copper mining companies at Houghton, Mich
igan, to suspend work for the winter on &C.
count of the depressed state of the market, is
Grating much excitement among their thou
sand workmen, as well as the community gen.
orally. One or two companies had stopped
work, but are partly resuming, preference be-
ing given 10 those of their employees who have
families. The Hartsville (Tenn.) yidehe says /:
"Hartsyille needs more mechanics, carpenters,
wagonmakers, shoemakers, timers, masons,
and men of every trade. We invite them to
come. Come and make this your home Come
for the purpose of doing good f0r yourselves
and the community"
Evening star., 1868-01-30
RECEPTIONS.

VIZ ARE ATTHOEIZLO TO ANNOUNCE that the
Ladies' Of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Pat;ar-
son and Mn. Slower. will be at home on Mon
Day evenings, after seven o'clock The even
ing has been fixed upon for the drawing-rocm
receptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
80 during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice.
NRs- POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL will
hold receptions on Wednesday afternoons OF
each week
The LADIES oF SECRETARY BEowNISe's
FAMILY Will receive their friends, as usual, on
Wednesdays, from IL to o'clock, p. m Resi-
dence on Montgomery street, Georgetown
Heights.
SPEAKER CoLPAx's RECEPTIONS are to be
every Friday evening, from sH to II p. m,
commencing Friday, January I7th The recep-
lions Of the Speakers mother and sister, Mrs
and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and gentlemen
accompanying them. Will be every Wednesday
afternoon, from TO p. m.
GENERAL GRANT Will be AT home on Wed.
aesday evenings, January 18th and February
9th. oeards Of invitation will be issued
Evening star., 1868-01-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money Is still abundant in New York, and
rates ofinterest for call loans have a down.
ward tendency. -Four to five per cent. are the
rates for large sums on Government securities,
and heavy balances lie idle in the hands of
many bankers, even at these low rates and in
the midst Of a very active speculation on the
stock exchange. The banks are glad to get hold
of good paper, and SIX per cent. is the highest
rates for discounts. There is nothing likely to
disturb this easy condition OF the money market
for some weeks to come; and when the chan ge
which must inevitably occur shall take place.
ii will be so gradual in its approach that il will
not produce serious Inconvenience The ex-
citement in the Gold Exchange has, in degree,
been neutralized by the strong movements on
the Stock FXchange, and sensational rumors
from Washington have lost their charm.
Evening star., 1868-01-30

A TERRIBLE APFAIR.-At Warren, Ohio, on
saturday morning, Charles Freas visited the
house of his wife's mother, for the purpose, as
Was supposed, of con versing with his wife, who
had been separated for some time from HIM.
owing TO his extreme intemperance and cruelty
frease demanded private interview which.
affer little delay, was granted. No sooner
had they entered separate apartment than he
raj places. Supposing be had killed her. he
escaped a few rods from the house, when, with
the same instrument he first attempted to com :
mt suicide by cutting his throat but failing to
do this in this manner, he made eight or ten
blows at his heart, the last of which penetrated
the base of the heart. producing instant DEATH
Mrs. Freas, although severely stabbed i'm seye-
raj places, will probably recover.
Evening star., 1868-01-30

SECRET MISSION To THE PcPK-The Tnfa
Eo'eiS'd of Florence, I:aly, says special
agent of the President Of the United States
hns srriyed at Rome ON a secret mission to the
POPE, and that he VIII b. supported by Ad-
mirai Farragut, whose fleet is hourly expected
at Naples, and whose arrival in Rome Is looked
Tor Al an early day. The journal has no infor-
nation as to the character of the mission upon
which the American agent was sent and .no
Osher paper has the news
Evening star., 1868-01-30
Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks aud bond

In nome ana foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-First Board-U S 6's
1881, coupon, 11i5s; ~5!2D's, 1867, coupons, III
1854, coupon, 1O9; 1854 coupons, 1898; 1855
coupon, new, 1O7x: 52O's, 1861, coupon. 1O7 &
loiCs, coupons, 1Gii 3Os, second, lO1 Il; 1906,
third, lO7 $; Pacific Mail, 1886 Atlantic Mail,
G4; Canton, 59&; Cumberland, s. 4; Western
Union Telegraph, s7k; Q Quicksilver 2l 1; Mari
posa, g. do. prefer'd, l4k; Boston Water Power
q; N. Y. Central. l3l 4 Erie, 753 do. p'd, son
Hudson, l46; Reading, 96H; Michigan Central,
1111: Michigan Southern, IS 4: Illinois Central,
1885, Cleveland and Pittsburg, GK; Northwest.
ern, 6oa; do preferred, 74I; Cleveland and
Toledo, 113 4; Rock Island, ,99x; FIT Wayne 1Cr3 Z:
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, BIZ; Wells,
Fargo &c Co. Express, As; Merchants Union,
none American Express, 73H; United States
140h.
LONDON, Jan. 3O-I1. Is a. m.-Consols, s3xa
934; Bonds, -; Erie, 4S3; Illinois, soy
FRANKFORT, Jan. 3U-1l. Is a m.-Bonds, IS 4
a76
PARIS, Jan. 30-1l.l5 8. m.-Feeling on the
Bourse is frmer this a. IN. Rentes tend up.
ward.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30-11.I5 q. m.-Cotton mar
ket opens active; days sales amount to about
$1,000 bales; Middling Uplands, ~ Orleans g
Evening star., 1868-01-30

NINLE GIBSON, n leading member of Par
hsment, in speech At Ashton, declared that
peace must be preserved between England and
America Other Cabinets would succeed those
now in power on either side Of the Atlantic
and these Cabinets would not oe pledged TO the
policy or bound by the words Of either Lord
S;anley OF Secretary Seward.
Evening star., 1868-01-30

NATIONAL THEATRE.-'.The Grand Duchess"
drew another fine house last evening. no,with-
standing the storm, and the interest in the
opera bouffe seems 10 be increasing instead of
diminishing. Mile TOrtee appears a. the
Grand Duchess tonight and every evening
during the week. This is positively the last
v Neek OF The Batena an Troupe, az the RIehing's
hhgish opera Troupe commence an engage
'n' nt on Monday, for which the sale of tickets
has ALREADY commenced
Evening star., 1868-01-30
4@ s.,nsra sihhII 486
PICTURE CORDS AND TXssELs'
PICTURE NAILS,
PAINTINGS. ENGRAvINGS,
PAPER HANGINGS,
WINDOW SHADES 6c
lS6

Persons having Paintings, Kngravincs, or Pho
tographs to Frame, are invited 70 call aud ex anime
our stock Of Oval Walnut and all Gilt Frames,
tic Square Frames. Square Frames made 70 order
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELS
Picture Cord a. d Tassels In different colors,
from Photograph to Portrait size. Picture Rings,
PAPER HANGINGs AND WINDOW SHADES.
broidered Gilt, Drawing koom Patterns; also. q
varied assortment Of edium and Low Priced Pa
Ders, Borders, &c. Window Shades Of difrrept
sizes and col..rs. Private Dwellings aud Store
Shades Of any required size made 20 order
lPAIETINGS AND EN0RAyIHGs.
A choice selsetion Of Paintings aud EaRraviuru l.
embracing, with sthers; the following erms The
Rescue, by Coldeve; Little Barefoot, By De Mon
hgnon; Fine Interior, BY Renoux; Dante and Beat
sen, Way, snd others. ~
ENGRAyINGsi
Napoleon from Waterloo to Paris lsls Franklin
before the Lords ct Whitehall, Merry Making in
tns oioen Iims. Peace and War. Sunshine Of Life,
Hsvins SureS.ssd for CASH, shall aim nv a..
fering good articles lvarranting them e re pre.
septedb . the lowest remunerstive prices 70 a.
cure liberal portion Of the public patroSass
Punctuality and good werkmanship I'm ri inc a.
ders. And prompt settlements expected in rrfnrn
Any srder not satisfscterily hlled win be immeii
atslx corrected and aatisfaction gusranteed
0kkAs CASE r4R G09bs AND LABOR.
No. ass sHvENfH STREET
= Seers sbovs Odd Fellow Hail,
Tatn. Tt.s etCnx o. HAE p efllHpTH-yh,rs
Evening star., 1868-01-30

@The sspuddlers' of Allentown, Pa, are
on strike, and all the rolling mills are par.
TALLY closed in consequence.
- Was Adam a gorilla, is a recent question
|" Ten thousand men are at work on the
Central Pacific Railroad.
~ Charles Dickens will return to England
in April.
aS Snow fell for the first time in forty-six
years in Cafiiz, Spain, about the middle of last
wonth.
Evening star., 1868-01-30

IN THE UPPER HoUsE of the Danish Parlia-
nlsnt yesterday, the treaty concluded with the
UnitFd Stats for the sale of the Danish Islands
Was ratified by a unanimous vote.
Evening star., 1868-01-30
To-day's New York Markets.
Talo.at<

NEW YORK, Jan. 3V.-FIour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat dull and unchanged Corn
steady. Rye quiet. Oats dull and dropping
Pork quiet: Mess S22. Lard firm at 13 < ai3 cts
Whisky nominal. Barley steady. Peas noml.
MIL. Cotton steady at 1Ska1S cents for Mid.
ding Uplands. Freights firm. Spirit Turpen-
tine firm at 5sK. Rosin firm at 50 for strained
common.
Evening star., 1868-01-30

TsE NAVY REGIsTER for the year 1858 has
iust been published o. order of the Secretary.
ant shows intelligent and careful supervision
ia its PR par.lfiOn.
Evening star., 1868-01-30

CARL ScHURz, who il on a special mission
fTCm the United States to the North German
mon, has arrived in Berlin. He was yestsr.
cay afternoon visited by Count Won bismarck
Evening star., 1868-01-30

ssCIERICAL CoNPESsATIos."- call at
trniion 10 the foroibly written article elsewherp
uud. = the above head.
Evening star., 1868-01-30

TBE GESEEAL CorScIL of the Roman
Catholic Church win assemble At Rome in
November next.
Evening star., 1868-01-30

The II NIyEESAL PEACE SOCIETY," ~ IN ful \
blast this morning at WOodward's Hall in its
Pralse-V orthy mission of beating spears into
pruning hooks, and fastening the miIIeniai
time when the kid shall lie down with the
lion, and Barney Aaron and sam COIyer ab-
ure muscular exercises and become shining
lights IN the Young Men's Christian As>ocia-
ton.
The Society has been quite prolific in resoIu-
tons, in its forenoon session. and if these
should prove efficaciOus in doing away with
war amongst men it viii have been a very good
mornings work on their part. They announce
themselves 10 be the opponents of "that system
OF man-killing, impoverishment. and torture.
which mCcks and coufounds our boast of the
tight 10 life, liberty, and the pursuit of happi-
ne-s, and of our being followers of Jesus
ChTist~ meaning war, a al present conducted
smons civilized nations. We remember some
yesrs ago when the American Peace Society
was IN It's most fiOurishing and influential
condition with the late Iamentrd Will
liam Ladd, at its head, il was
held by many intelligent men that the p,opIe
of the world had grown TOO en-
lghtened To ever again indulge in the senseless
brute practice of going out TO Kill each other of
20 advance the selfish ends of their leaders
This pleasant belief was, however, pretty
rudeiy dispelled by the breaking out of the
most sanguinary and general European war of
the age, which war was followed by a series of
wars that has involved nearly all the peoples
OF the earth, We getting our full share IN the
most colossal civil war ON record. During
the~e v srs the American Peace Society event
under" at hast We have heard nothing of its
existence for some years. II seems To be hoping
against hope to expect the '.UDiversal Peace
SCcieiy'' TO ~ more successful in its mission.
The most asible PROJECT for the abolishment of
war >e'ms To u that advocated by William
Ladd, 10y the organization of a Congress of
Nations which shall be an authoritative tribn-
nal for the settlement of disputes between
Laiions without a resort to arms.
Evening star., 1868-01-30

Government Securities. r-..a.
WAsHISeToE, Jan. 30, 1s6s.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov.
Evening star., 1868-01-30
~COLUMBIA co 0PERATIvE BUILDING
S AND DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION.
JOHN T. GIVEN, President.
John L. PFAU, Vice President.

JOHN X. ELSANS, Treasurer.
NEAT FRIDAY EVENING. (January 81 at
Temperance Hall. -" "
John K. Elvans, Treasurer; Amos Hunt 81
North street. Capt.. Hill: the Secretary 500
9th street; or H. Clay Stewart, office ct wood and
coal yard corner of 18th and streets, i'll receive
subscriptions for stock in this Association.
"a St g. ALFRED HALL, Sec'y
Rep. Intel, Chron Exp ST.
TWASHINGTON GAS LIGHT OFFICE
The Annual Meeting of the stockholders G Of tbis
Company will be held at the ofice of the COMPANY
No. 472 10th street, en- MONDAY, February g.
lss, for the election OF Directors to serve during
the ensuing year. Pells open st IL clock m , and
jsaod2w 80 CHAs B. BAILEY. sec'y.
TELECTRO- -MEDIOATEDv vAPOR BATHS
N DR.. l.. ALCAN. recently in charge of Elec-
tricity and MediCated Vavor Baths at the various
United States Army General Hospitals, Office
southwest corner Of llth street and Penna ave,
cures 6henmatsm, Eroptions Of the Skin, Colds,
Cont, Debility. Affection Of Paralysis, Absorption
of Mercury and Female Complaints. de loom
~wATER REGIsTRAR's OFFICE,
W. CITY HALL, WAsHINGroN. ID. c., Jan s. g.
All occupants Of premises in which the Potomac
rent Tor the year ending December 81 1855, Is now
Que ans must be paid In full at this Office on or
eeiore the lst day OF February next otherwise the
wafer " Ill be shut on from such premises, and not
restored until the vater rent sb all have been paid
together with two dollars additional expenses
No bills are sent out from the Office. No personal
Iotices are required BY the law to be given. All
dtlinquents viii exp. rience the penalty of the law
RANDOLPH COYLE,
Ja4 I'm Water Re
Evening star., 1868-01-30
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DRoF. kREIs' DANCING ACADkMY. Penna.
y ave-, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Ladies,
Missee and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday aftcr.
noon from tos s'clock. Gentlemen. fsc.day
ana Friday evenings, from olo O'Clock. The hall
can be rented for Balls. soirees. &c. my W-iy
Evening star., 1868-01-30
METZIROrT HALL.
OLD FOLKS CONCERTS
It, TONIGHT.
\ V Y d Z p ARTM FNT,
w BUREAU OF NAVIGATION,

nv n d L T A R I II + n i
BUREAU OF NAyIG ALTON
WARRINGTON, January Is lsi8
sealed Proposals, endorsed 1Propesals for 81 a. m
Heating Appara ~ will be receiyej AT this - f,s 80
until o'clock p N, on THURSDAY. the nth
fnettnary next, 10 be then opened, for furnishing
plete construeton and setting up ready for nse OF
q steam Heating Apparatus for warming the new
Midohipmsns Quarters now building nj the JTnitad
states Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland ar
cording to the printed Specifications for the same
bidders must accompany their offers with guar
antics thst they will, II their bids are acc entsd
enter into contract. with good and satisfartory
security, N the full amo unt of the contract With
ten days after the acceptance of their offer ana
failDg TO - so the guarantors agree to aks oood
to the United states the difference between The
offer and that which may be accepted. '"'
complete the work. N10 w
The Bureau reserves The right to reject auv or al,
of the bids If for the inte rest OF the Goyernmsnt
THORNTON A JENKINS
.U-eOlOt Chiaf of Rnraan
Evening star., 1868-01-30
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STA TES PATENT OFTTC

on the petition Of J JULIA NJ. CoLBuRS, sd-
ministratrfx, de bonis non, Of smes ii stimpeon
deceased, who Was executor Of Jsmes Slim psOn ,
deceased, Of Baltimore. Maryland. praying for tia
extension OF patent granted 10 the said flames II .
stinPsen. as executor aforesaid, the 18th day OF
October, 1854 and ante dated the I7th day Of pri
sane sane yesr, for sn Improvement In Vessel. for
hoioing Liquids, for seven years from the expira-
day Of April, 1858: WV - va
Patent Once on MONDAY. the seth day OF Mach
next, at II O'Clock m; and all persons are mott
NEG TO appear and show cause, n any they have
Wby said petition ought net 20 be granted
Persona OPPOSING the extension are required 20
hle in the Patent Once their objections spec.sIiy
set forth In writing, at least tesy days before the
day Of he:rns; al testimony hsd by either party to
oe used ~ the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted In sccorianes with the rules OF the once,
Which xiil be furnished en- application.
mony must De nled IN the once fscesfy days before
the Gay OF hearing; the sreuments, IL any. within
fec days sfter hhns the testimony.
UrasTso, also thst this notice be Susiished IN the
O.; and IN the American, Bsltimore, Md once
= xeek tor three successive weeks, The nrsf OF
said 70 be q lssst sirE dsys Rrsvious
- E-WSW Commissioner OF pstentD.
Evening star., 1868-01-30
THE CHARTER 0UESTION.

Inc question OF the future government of the
bistTiCi of Columbia is a most important one
Ior ihr PEOPLE here, and our citizens should
ent' upon it, discuss ION in a spirit of conciIia-
tIOn. and with an earnest purpose to agree upon
v Tha'ev-r plan may best promote the interests
Of all. IL il natural that honest differences of
opinion should exist, but indulgence in per-
sOnslties should be avoided. They will only
create an unnecessary bitterness OF feeling.
ard lower our community IN the eyes of Con-
grees, who. finding such a want of harmony
and good feeling, viii be- led to disregard en-
urely any suggestions emanating from the peo-
pie here, because they will be ascribed to some
one or other of the eliques which are endsayor-
ing 10 further their own particular ends
We therefore deeply regret the spirit exhib-
tied in one instance at the mass meeting in
GtCTgrtOwn last night. Mr.. John l. Mitch
ell Al enterPrising citizen of the District. who,
although NJ dos business in Washington. vet
resides ON the west side of Rock Greek, and is
identified with the interests of the people there
thought proper al the meeting on Monday night
I'm that city, 10 give his views frankly and for
chilly as to the benefits 10 the two cities he anti
cipSJed from consolidation. This course drew
down upon him last evening some sharp COM
1nsnt-, not confined 10 the questions Al issue,
hui altogether personal in their character. One
ohlecti0n 20 him seemed 10 be that he was Pres
idrnt OF the Board of Trade of this city.
Now we earnestly protest against all this.
Let the matter be- discussed fairly and dispas-
SiOnately If one side charges that only ..mere
land sP, culatOrs" are IN favor OF consolidation
the Other side may retOrt that only small poll
tieisnN, set kers for office, petty ward, leaders
sc, oppose n. People who live in glass houses
&c There are no doubt good and honest eiti-
zens on both sides. II is very true that a great
Of
ton because they believe il Will advance their
interests. That IL no argument against consoII-
cation. On the other side a great many men,
who figure in small way at ward meetings,
who sre Office holders, OF hope 10 be, who aim
70 b. leaders of petty political eliques oppose
consolidation. Because that il the case it does
not prove anything pro or con. There are plen-
" of questions Of vital interest connected with
Tn subject withOut bringing in any side issues.
Evening star., 1868-01-30

rHICkERING PIANO aud Wheeler a Will
~ son o SEWING MACHINE for rent -e-.-
Apply Room go, No. 46. Pa. ave nextfIH
United States Hotel. ia O-3ts 50
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of ashington County, in the District Of Columbia
letters Of s.Imi the persona, es-
tafe OF TRUMAN LYNCH late of Washington
county, ID. C., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber. before the 18th day Of Jann
sry next they may otherwise by law be excluded
my hand this 18Th day of January. 1853
W. LYNCH,
"a Olawow Administrator, C. t. q,
Evening star., 1868-01-30

n GES1LxMkFS OLD STYLE m
se.eas,.a .ps Ut ct 20 . . ,.sb,o..,,. .s.,.0
st n. sCuNAIhGAAAS Hst Fsctory. ss5s 7ts
strsst, estvssa - X strssSs. n1Ssl1'
Evening star., 1868-01-30
ALENTINEsl VALENTINES q
VALENTINES FOB 1858.
NEW DESIGNS,
ALL QUALITIES AND STYLES

Price Of Comic Valentines reduced to sixty Cents
per gross. wholesale. ''
Embossed Comic Valentines, price rs Cents per
Playing Cards, $40 per gross or sI.75 per
dozen. w.
You can buy Playing Cards of all sorts, kinds
6HILLIEGTONS BOOKSTORE,
ja list Cor. ~ street and Penn "A ayenue
Evening star., 1868-01-30

GRAND DUCHEs DIX GEROLsTEIN.
Just received the latest and most correct edition
of Ioretto's for the above Opera-by 0fenbach-
with English and Italian words, tOgethor with a
full assortment of Librettos aud Sheet Music Of
the different Operas, can be found at
No. 300 Pennsylvania avenue,
Near Tenth street.
jAA-a John n ELLIS
Evening star., 1868-01-30
LOST AND FOUND.

l OsT-A large black Newfoundland DOG with
~ faint " hite spot on his breast The finder will
Dc literally rewarded on returning him to J DON
ALLISON, 3aS 18th street ia 10 st