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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

SOCIETY IN WAsHINGTON.-Speaker Blaine
gave an elegant dinner party last evening, which
was attended by the President and Mrs Grant,
the Vice President and Mrs. Colfax Secretary
and Mrs. Fish, Secretary and Mrs. Boutwell,,
Chief Justice Chase and Miss Nettie Chase;
General and Mrs. Sherman, General Thomas
Ewing, Hon. S. Hooper, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher, of Boston.
The "wisconsin Socable," at Harmonial Hall
last evening, was attended by n large number of
distinguished persons, among whom were Scna-
ator and Mrs. Howe, Representative Saw
yer and wife, Representative Cobb, ex-Sen-
ator Fulton, Col. and Mrs. Allen, ex-(iOvernor
Dole and wife, Mr.. Mansfield. Judge Rixford
and wife, and Col. Daniels A portion of the
Marine Band furnished the music, and dancing
was kept up until late hour.
The second of a series of suppers by the prom
inent business men Of the city took place last
evening at the residence of Henry Semken,
Esq, on street. Among those present were
Mills, ESQ. Colonel John w. FOrney. Charles
Ost, of the Swiss legation; w. q. Metzerott
Edward Droop, Alex. X. Shepherd George w.
cochran, d: W. Boteler, and great number OF
other prominent citizens.
At Marini's Academy, on f street, the society
Of young gentlemen of Washington, formed for
the purpose, accompanied by their lady friends,
assembled and engaged for several hours I'm
dancing /" The German" which is becoming
quite fashionable again.
n pTliiiant party was given by MIS-. robert
Farnham, at her residence, corner 11th and NJ
streets, last evening, and Shaffield served
fine supper.
THE PRESIDENT on MIR. DAWES SPEECH
"Data" OF the Baltimore American says: That
in conversation yesterday the President in
cidentally referred to the speech of Mr.. Dawes
as to Government expenses, and remarked that
1t should be borne in mind, that at the close of
the war we had on hand an immense amount of
stores. fuel provisions, etc. that these had been
from time to time disposed of, and the proceeds
used to pay the expenses of the Government
during the last four years, and now they are ex-
hausted, and We are put upon the resources
from revenue from taxes and customs to nav the
expenses of the Government; that the expenses
OF the Government for the army and navy were
less during last year than the previous year.
ana that MIR. Dawes statement, without
many such explanations, was calculated to
create an erroneous aid false impression.
CONGRESSIONAL AID FOR RELIEF OF THE
PooR.-The Senate Committee on the District
OF Columbia met this morning, and instructed
their chairman (Mr. Hamlin) to report a bill
apnr0priatng $50 900 for the relief of the Door of
this District, to be expended under the direction
of the Mayors of Washington and Georgetown
and the President of the Levy Court and Gen
o. o. Howard; also, authorizing that condemned
army Clothing on hand be issued to the poor of
the District A portion of the appropriation
VIII be expended for the Industrial Home
school, and portion by the Association for the
Relief OF the Poor. or PrOvident Aid Society.
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w WALL'S OP L X A HOUS E.

KEENE
Also OF the Chestnut strret The sire. Philadelphia.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
JANUARY 21sT AND 22D,
Only representaiion Of Molere's immortal comedy.
LIE MABADE IMAJINAIRE," in three acts.
adapted by Chas. Reade, and entitled TUINETTE.
THE SAUCI HOUSEMAlD. TOlNErTE, ther
Original Character,) MISS LAURA KEENE.
MONDAY, First time Of Matilda Heron's Comedy
of OuI day, in four acts CHAMPAGNE; OR STEP
BY STEP In Preparation, Boucicault's lates;
Drama, MERCY DObD.
Seats secured AZ Ellis Music store. ja2l-2t
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The U. $. STEAMER MoHIcAN, bearing the
flag of Rear Admiral Thomas Turner, COM
mandng the Pacific Fleet, arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 11th inst, after protracted and
boisterous passage Of gales and head winds, un-
der sail, from Oaku, Sandwich Islands. Rear
Admiral Turner will transfer his fay to the
Saranac. and proposes soon to visit the lower
coast Of his command, touching at all interme-
date points of Importance.
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San Domingo Business.

1ele9rdpked E1ciusirety to 1Ae Evening Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-The Jacmel letter, in
tie World. says the American officers have mott
ted the authorities here of the lease by the
United States Of the Bav OF Samana and the
protectOrate of the DOm;nicans. 1t is hoped
ttat Hay ii will not assist Cabral.
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comes from Texas, which quite eclipses the
famous performance accredited TO william
Tell, the Swiss patriot We are told that some
few months since party Of Texans we're prac-
ticing with six-shooters at Q target, when q
wager was proposed that piece of silver should
be placed on q cork, ON the head Of one of the
number, and the cork shot out, leaving the coin
resting on the mans head. The wager was
made, and lat distance of i've PAGES the
parties were placed I'm position, the target ad-
justed, and the feat performed without injury
70 the brave supporter Of the target.
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THE ERIE STRIKE A FAnURE.-It looks now
as il the Erie railway strike was going to he
about as bad a failure as that of the telegraph
operators. 1t is stated that nearly one fourth o.
the Jersey City strikers had returned to work.
The superintendent Of the read persists IN say
Irg he win make no terms, meanwhile he con-
tinucs to employ all the new hands he can get.
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EOR THE OPERA SEASON,

EVENING SILKS and SATINS. WHITE and
COLORED TARLATONS.
COLORED GRAPES, REAL POINT, POINT AP
PLIQuE,
yALENCIYNNE. CHANTILLY, THREAD and
GUIPuRE LACES, in all widths.
REAL CHANTILLY aud GClPURE FICHUES
and PELERlHES,
REAL LACE COIrFURES and BARBS,
POINT. POINT APPLIQUE Z and dvALENCIENNE,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs.
REAL THREAD sHAWLS,
INDIA and BROcHE sHAWLS.
vELyyTS. PLCSUES, EMBR0IDERIES,
Ap1 an FASHIONABLE DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Genuine JOCNISS KID GLOVES, In ali desirable
Shades and Colors,
Which we oa-r at GREATLY REDUCED
PEiC LS, az the
sILk AND LACE HOUSE,
"a and 80 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore.
"a set JOEL GUThAN a co.
I'LACIE-FRCITS,
NJ APRIGOTe,
CHERRIES.
kIRABLES.
PEACHES.
BVRcHELL,
r.rpeE Hth and streets.
GtE und1 EbLiu H1Ese.
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MAJOR BIN. PERLEY PooRE has been uuani-
-nous'y reelected Commander Of the Newbury-
port Veteran Artillery Association.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ATION NAL THEA TIRE. =.

n ATIoS A L 7 H E A RE-
BENEFIT OF ALICE DUNNING AND w. II
LINGARp, and Last Night But One. THIS
FIELD WEAVER. Characters by the Lingard
Company. ". II. LINGARD in his Original S1ngs
and Living Representations uf Men ALICE Dun
NING,S BOQUET OF MELODIES. To conclude
v IN the Grand Buriesque Of PLUTO; OR, THE
MAGIC LYRE.
GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY, AT Two
q CLOcR. IL
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LIEUT.. COMMANDER HENRY l.. HOwIsON, o.
his city, has been detached from the Washing
on Navy Yard and ordered to the Naval Acad
emy at Annapolis.
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The DUTIES ON MoLAssEs, SUGAR, &C., To
BE EREDUCED.-The House Committee on Ways
and Means this morning decided to report in
favor OF reducing the duty on molasses from
eight to five cents. They will also reduce the
duty on sugars, tea and coffee, leaving hebulk
of the duties on manufactures generally.
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COLLECTING THE INCOME TAX FOR 1S70.-The
Secretary Of the Treasury has directed all dis
bursing officers of the Government to withhold
the Internal Revenue tax on salaries OF Govern
ment employees the present year, as heretofore.
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEE on AUTHORIZATIONS
have under consideration the civil and diplo-
matte appropriation bill, which they hope to be
able to present to the House on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

HENRY ID. BARRON, Fifth Auditor, who re-
Gently went to his home in Wisconsin, is quite
i'll at the city OF st. Paul.
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PERsoNAI.-Hon. VIM. X. Allison of Penn
sylvania, is at Wizards.
Hon. c. A. Washburn, of California, and Hon.
C. N. Taylor, OF Pennsylvania, are at the Ebbitt.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S3715ls
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IN THE SENATE this morning Mr.. Hamlin re-
ported back, without amendment, the bill to
authorize the paving and sewerage Of NJ street
north, published in The STAR a few days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN THE DISTINCTLY,
District Committees of the House and Senate
meet tomorrow, at ten O'Clock, in the House
District Committee room, to hear the delegations
to the Woman's Rights Convention, recently in
session here, in favor of universal suffrage in
the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

GEORGE W. CHILDs AND WIFE. who have
been the guests of the President and Mr.. Grant
for several days past left here on the noon train
to-day for Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

THE DINNER AT MAYOR BOwEN'e.-Last
evening Hon. Sayles j. Bowen, M ayor of
Washington, entertained the two Com mittecs-
of the Senate and House--On the District OF
Columbia, at his residence, 52s H street. The
guests were Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, chairman
Of the Senate Committee, AMI the following
Senators, members OF that committee Hon.
James w. Patterson, New Hampshire; Hon.
Charles Sumner, Massachusetts,; Hon. Benjamin
F. Rice, Arkansas, aud Hon. John S. Harris
louisiana Hon. Burton c. Cook, Illinois, chair
man Of the House Committee; Hon. Martin
Welker, Ohio; Hon. William Williams. Indiana;
Hon. Calvin W. Giiflian, Pennsylvania; Hon.
Thomas Boles, Arkansas; Hon. Il. w. Cowles
New York; Hon. Frederick Stone, Maryland,
and Eon. j. Proctor Knott, Kentucky.
There we're also present General CrOcker, Pros
ident Of the Board of Aldermen; Joseph VII
rams, President OF the Common Council; Mr..
w. A. Cook, Corporation Attorney, and Mr..
}. w.Forney, OF the CAronicle. The dinner was
elaborate and In excellent taste, and the conyer-
sation related almost exclusively to District
matters, which were discussed. Mayor Bowen
presided over the pleasant occasion with dignity,
aad gave large amount Of information to his
guests Ina regard to the past and present con-
dition OF the city Of Washington and lie rutarc
prospects.
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The DISTRICT IN CoNGREss.-In the Senate
this morning, Mr. Hamlin, from the Committee
on the District of Columbia, reported back the
bill to incorporate the Washington Mail Steam
boat Company, the provisions Of which were
published in The STAR Of yesterday, without
amendments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

THE FRENCH POSTAL TREATY-Intelligenc
mas been received here to the effect that the
French Government has decided to send Mr..
Berthemey, late French Minister to our Govern
ment, to arrange the international postal ques-
ton, and also adjust the difficulties growing
out of the French cable cOntroyersy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

1etegrdphsd Exctussrefy 10 The Eventsg Sfdr.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-Much anxiety has lately
been felt here for the safety of the steamship
Great Eastern. A vessel which arrived yester-
day brings the gratifying news that the steamer
was spoken on the 5th Of December in the South
Atlantic ocean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

AT TIE Future RECEPTIONS of the President
he visitors will enter and leave the Mansion by
he main door.
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Prince Atnur En- Route.
lfrT0Dbe ed ErcIusipefu 10 The EpeH;nD Star.

Ielfgr0pked EIcIusirely 70 Tie Epef,ng Idr.
PoUGHKKEPsIE, Jan. 21.-Prince Arthur
passed here this morning, in the Presidents car
of ghe New York Central Railroad, en- route a.
New York
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM PARIS.
baron Raussman Dangerously Ill
The Strike at La CreuzOf

IelSgrophed E1clustrely 20 Tae Evening Star.
PARIS, Jan. 21.-BarOn Haussman. OK Prefcct
OF the Seine, is dangerously ill.
The strike among the operatives at La Creu-
zot, In the province Of Saone ct LOir, near Dion,
still continues.
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francis Y. BLAIR, jr., and VIM. M. Evarts
were among the visitors at the Capitol this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21
UBrooklyn has a Grand Duel

~ Brooklyn has Grand Duehesse sociable
- Steam-wListles are NOT permitted in De-
troll. -
1Dr Elizabeth Blackwell has commenced
the Practice OF medicine in London.
81 The moaning OF the ted-A husbands
grambling -
= Gyr"The United States Of Europe vas the
:0ast at Liberal Christmas dinner In Paris.
nz"Awfal Gardner" ID now confined in
maG-house. - t f,ss
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NJ TETZ OFT ALL.

METZ OFT HALL.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
JANUARY 9TH AND 2cTH.
For the Benefit of
THE PCBLIC SCHOOLS.
The following gentlemen were appointed a commit
tee by the Beard Of Trustees Of Public schools to
rake srrsn gements for the Eni iertainmenr:
T.. RE ',ards, Supt. Public Schools; Judson s.
Brown. W. Is. Moore, X. Champiin, and George F
Mcclellan, who was appointed Treasurer by the
committee.
j. NJ HAGFRS GRAND NATIONAL
ALLEGORY AND TABLEAUX,
Will be Given by over
40 Pupils SsIeoisi from he PK6tir Schools.
MISS +. A. HAGER, Pianist
A Steinway Concert Grand will be used.
Tickets so cts; Reserved Sea- rs cts. extra, for
sale at MetzerUtts Music Store, Monday, Jan. 2ith
Doors open Z. To commence at : O'Clock.
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Jan. 29
Schools and Children, Is cents. Adults, 80 cents.
Door spen at j. Commence at .. ia 2l-6t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAfCHELOR,s HAIR DYE,

Ihe best IN the U0r'd-does not contain leaf-no
vtultl pOisOIs to paralyze the system OF produce
death. IL as psxfecsy Observation-Disclosures
nous Avoid the yaunted and delusiye PreparstiOns
bcssting virtues they do not Possess, II you would
e,eare the danger. The genuine W A. Bstchel " :
ar Dye hdS hurry repstd'ton to uphold lis
int. gritty. Sold by Druggists. Applied at I ) Bond
street, N. Y. IA 0-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

THE WALL STREET INvEsTIGATIoS-The
House Committee on Banking and Currency
this morning examined e. j. Osborne and Rich
ard Schell. Of New York, in reference to the
recent gold panic. The evidence thus far is
cumulative in its character, and bears only
upon the point that there were large amounts
OF gold purchased by Gould, Fisk Il Co. for the
purpose of enhancing its premium, that they
might reap the profits thereon. This seems to
be the sum and substance Of the evidence thus
tar taken.
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lac Con rfs.

Court IN GENkEAL 1ELN.-Ycsterdsy. the
loLowiug hUsin, - N.tS done. >u>an Allen -.
D lh"mss Allen; the Judgment of the court below
ann med. LockeTy ~. Bradford. order over
RULING an aprlication 10 rcscin4 the order dis
missing TIE appeal i'm fhi> case.
CHANGE IN CHfsFSAr CorRT TERN
The Court made the follow irg N Der: Ordered
that the toTnls OF the Criminal Court shall here
after begin on the hrst MONDAY ln March. the
third Monday in June, and the hrst MONDAY i'm
December.
The courts for this wear shall he held bv IN.
respective justices of tie court a. follows-T J.
January term of the Circuit and tue Decent B.
term OF the Criminal Court by Chief JUST
cartier. The May term Of 'he Circuit and a.
June term OF the Criminal Court BY .Iustic
Olin. The October term OF the Circuit AM
March term of the Criminal Court by .Instic,.
Fisher. The special terms by Justice Wylie.
This morning Mr.. Love- ey Med an informa-
ton against X. ii. Marsh, Tor malfeasance iva
ONCE a Justice Of the Peachc, and rule was is
sued 10 answer.
Green agt. Alexand.r. Argument com
menccd.
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o%Barkeepers in New York drcss better than
any other class Of men.
81 Women have the franchise In Wyoming
without restriction, but In the case OF males the
usual regulations relative to residences Se-'
hold good.
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An "Infallibility'' Primato 4
pointed.
Telearaphed kzclusirelx % The Erenina .sYa,.

ROME, Jan. 21.-Archbishop De Champs Of
Mecklin, who is at the head of the infallibility
party in the Ecunumenical Council, has been
appointl d Primate of Belgium,
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Reported Illness Of Garibaldi.
Teleardnhed ErcLusineLu fa I1s Ereuiaa .0knx

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-A despatch is in circu-
lation here announcing the dangerous illness Of
Garihaldi at Caprera. 1t is probably hoax, a.
the General was at Paris on the 14th instant on
his way to London.
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UNDERSTANDABLE.

There are some simple remedies mdi ispensabls in
any family. Among these, the experience Of year.
asssres should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter
nal and external application We have found it 0.
great value; especially recommend il for
colds, rheumatism, OF fresh wounds and bruises
Christian Ira. de q I'm
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The WORKING PEoPLE.-The hands employed
high county, Pa, have struck for higher
wages. There are $50 men ON strike. The
strike Of mechanics in the shops OF the Erie
Railway, af Jersey City, still continues The
strikers have published card stating that their
only object IL 20 obtain their monthly wages a.
the time when due. The "beltymen" employed
BY large liano manufacturing frm In New
York art ON strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

TnE GENTLEMAN at the meeting In Onion
League Hall on Monday evening. who offered the
resolution i'm favor of Mayor Bowen desires US
70 state that his name Is Charles q. St Clare no;
Sinclair, ami that he AZ not Department clerk
as reported, but "a gentleman of leisure,
devoted to literary pursuits"
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THE TAX ON FARMERS AS PRODUCE BROKERS.

THE TAX on FARMERS As PRODUCE BROKERS
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
written letter, in which he says that the
ruling under which a person who makes it his
occupation to sell the products of his own farm
from stall or stand is required to pay a special
tax as produce broker should be construed with
the utmost lberality, giving the producer the
benefit Of all doubts respecting his liability; that
it cannot ordinarily be said to he the occupation
Of a farmer to sell his products; that it is his
business to raise them, and that the selling is an
incident to the producton that il is only when
he makes such selling his regular and constant
business that he should be required to pay
this tax.
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APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NANE.-To-
day, Mr.. Johan Christian Frederick Schatzig
hled an application i'm the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Court TO have his name changed 20 Charles
Sheise. The petitioner is Dane by birth and
arrived here in 1sd0, and entered the service
under the name of Shelse, and he finds his name
difficult Of pronunciation. This is the first case
OF this kind filed under the act Of Congress Of
December Goth. 1861.
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IyEEiFRoNr.-Fdy's s sWhar6.-Arrived-S
Sarah Jane, Bennett, with cargo Of wood for
h9dges HALEY; Thomas Carroll, Henyon, with
oak wood for market.
Broscn's Wkorf-Arrived-Sc j. III. Alex
ander, Jones, with wood for 5. Il. Brown
* Sons.
A number Of oyster boats have arrived at
Riley's Wharf, and oysters are plentiful, the
prices ranging from 40 cents 10 50 per bushel
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THE MISSISSIPPI SENAToRs.-Senator Kel-
logg has received a despatch from Mississippi
stating that II. X. Revel, a colored man, ha.
been elected United States Senator for the un-
expired term, Governor Alcorn for the shor
term, and Gen Ames for the long term. The
latter was a brave and efficient officer of the
Union army during the war, the former served
in the armies Of the Confederacy with no less
zeal and fidelity. General Ames is a native OF
Maine about 81 years old, graduated at West
Point in 1861, and held q command in the Army
of the James during the latter part OF the re-
bellon. General Alcorn accepted the situation
at the close of the war, became a Republican
and was recently elected Governor of Mississip-
pi, defeating Jndge Dent. II. c. Powers, the
present Lieutenant Governor, will succeed Gen
eral AlcOrn as Governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-21

THE GRAND NATIONAL ALLEGoRY AND TAB-
LEAUx TO be exhibited at Metzerott Hall ON
Thursday and Friday evenings OF next week
and at a matinee on Saturday afternoon, 29th
instant, al for the benefit Of the public schools
have attracted great attention wherever exhib-
tied. -Four hundred pupils Of the public schools
will participate in the performances here, and
the exhibition will be a magnificent affair.
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BLANCHARD d MONUN,
COR PENNsYLvASIAAvE AND IIrHsr.

~ALL NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AS SOON
hS ISsUED- Ja6 ly
LOOKOUT FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYS.
Avery hne and large assortment OF HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. consisting Of
FAMILY BIBLES.
POCKET BIBLES,
WHITING DESKS,
WOkk BONES,
FINE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
JUVENILE BOOKS,
TOY BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
POCKET BOOKS,
Ard great variety "a FANCY GOODS. Selling very
CHEAP. Call and examine for YOURSELF
At &c. PARKERS
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
Opposite Post Once,
de Du Corner 7th and Streets
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CLOTHING, &c.


WASHINGTON, JANUARY I, 1sT
TO THE PUBLIC.
Our stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
ls fully so so in excess Of usual limi at this
seas.n If the year. and We have therefore con-
slud"d not to take stock until February. We have
recently
MARKED DOWN
the prices all goods adapted ths present seaspn
and sha1, in addition thereto, for the next thirty
days, make further redac,ion Of
10 PER CENT
from the marsed prices,
ON CASH SALES ONLY.
We have this day obtained full possession Of the
building occupy, and previous to the spring
shall make extensive additions to our already
large salesroOm. We engaged in manufac-
turing very large stock Of first class garments for
the spring season, being determined to Outdo all
former efforts in oar line in this city
We are preparing very largely for an increased
trade, ard as cur expectations have always been
realized, shall offer every honorable inducement
90 retain the patronage friends an increase
the number Of new names on our roll Of patrons
We shall strictly adhere to our old sy stempf doing
business, namely:
ONE PRICE ONLY, AND THAT FOR Cash.
a. - KS ~ CO.,
CIT SEVENTH sTBEET.
~NEw NUMBER, 316. ja4H
T. J. HEIBERGER,
tsuccessor TO III. +. LouDoS Co.J
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, W
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's,l
U B-u No 362 Penn. avenue, W Washington.
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HILEAU'S GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL.
Pure and reliable obtained from frc sh ami healthy
lNeIs, and unsurpassed by any Vet c-oiucei Sid
by ell respectable druggists. j. EiLHAUS SONS.
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