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many friends from the Pacific slope and other
parts OF the country, including numerous officers
OF the army and navy, at their residence, on
street, near Second. Mrs. Cole was assisted by
her sister and neice, and with the Senator made
the callers feel at home. An elegant table was
spread, and choice wines and other refreshments
were set out and attended 70.
Senator Trumbull, at his residence on First
street east, received many friends, representing
all branches OF the Government.
General Porter, Of the Presidents staff. az his
his residence, No. I5l q street, with his accom-
plished wife received a large number OF friends
during the afternoon, among them being many
distinguished army officers and prominent OH
ciale.
Mrs. A. NJ. Clapp received the many friends of
herself and husband, at the family residence on
NJ street, near 10th. Among the callers were
number OF New Workers, and several of the Of
fcers of the Government Printing Office. An
elegant repast was set out
Rear Admiral j. A. Dahlgren received hosts
Of his friends, at the Navy Yard, in handsome
style.
Col. Webster, Register of Wills, did not receive
to-day, on account OF recent death OF a mem-
Der of his family.
Major Richards, at his residence on Eighth
street. near X, was visited during the afternoon
by large number offriends.
X. L. Merrick, Esq, psi r street, near 18th.
was visited by many members of the legal pro-
fession and prominent officials, who were hand
somely entertained by that gentleman and his
estimable wife.
Marshall Brown, ESQ, and ex-Mayor Wal
lach, assisted by their ladies, received many
callers, at their residence on I street. As has
been the custom with these gentlemen. a very
fine set out" was provided, and around the
board many kind wishes were expressed.
At the Marine Barracks the officers and their
wives received their friends.
Mrs. Rev. DIR. Newman, assisted by Miss
Baker, received a large number Of friends OF
the family, at the residence adjoining the Me-
tropolitan church.
Mrs. o. ID. Barrett assisted by Miss Bell Smith.
the artist, received . number Of callers at No. s
4IH street.
Among others who received were Henry ID.
Cooke. Esq, i'm Georgetown; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
f. n. Howell, at their residence, No. 5I7 NJ
street, between Sth and 9Th; Mr.. George Parker
and Mrs. Hall, street; the Commissioner OF
the General Land ofice; Joseph Wilson, ESQ.,;
Messrs VIM Finn, Cornelius Wendell, Jas. F.
McGuire, Richard L. Merrick, Franklin Philp,
Jonah ID. Hoover, George Riggs, w. ID. wallach
u street, A. Il. Shepherd, l.. A. Gobright, X. ID.
Clarke.
Collector Boswell did not receive as IL WAS
announced he would, being out of the city.
A copy of the reprint of the Freeman's journal
Of October, I1s1, containing an account OF the
surrender at Yorktown, Va, of Lord Cornwalis
and the British army to the American forces
under General Washington was presented "a
each caller at Kidder 4 McLean's cigar store
Ill Seventh street.
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John Burwell Drummond, a respectable citi
zen OF Brunswick county, was murdered on
CHRISTMAS eve, by Lewis, a pardoned convict
whilst engaged in attempting to arrest Lewis
against whom peace warrant had been issued.
1he affair occurred in that portion of tie coun-
" bordering on the North Carolina line, be-
tween the Meherrin and Nottoway rivers. aud
caused much excitement and Indignation in the
vicinity; Lewis, at last accounts, had not been
arrested.
The Richmond Dispatch saws: .sSheritf Boyd.
OF Fau9uier, is not considered a defaulter by
the Auditor, his deputy having paid SO 600 OF
his indebtedness into the State Treasury only a
few days ago. He and some others have failed
to pay up the revenue charged to them in the
time prescribed by law, but il is known they
have not yet collected the taxes, and a few
weeksf9ther time has been allowed in cases
where the circumstances evidently justified IL -
On Thursday morning difficulty occurred i'm
front of the Lexington Hotel, Lexington, be-
tween MT q. A. White, ono of the proprietors,
suited in the accidental woundng iseverely in
the leg) Of a bystandcr, Mr.. samuel steele ir,
by pistol ball. fired by Mr.. White, and severe
gash across the head of Mr.. Jewell, by paving
A letter from Richmond says: s'The end OF
the year has found most of our citizens with
empty pockets and with enormous tax bills star
ing them in the face. The city collector has met
with such little success and receives so many
complaints about the scarcity of money, that he
has recommended the council to extend the
time until the middle OF January ssx
Neither clerk of the Senate nor the clerk of
the House Of Delegates of Virginia has vet an
piled for his salary. The explanation of this i
that these officers feel that their position is verv
insecure and fear that a demand for money
might be met by counter demand on them TO
take the test oath.
Agents Of Southern planters and railroads are
actually aud successfully canvassiug Prince
Edward and the adiourning counties, and both
white and colored laborers are going South.
Some forty or more white citizens, no families
from Charlotte and Prince Edward paseed
Eaomville, in one train, destined for Western
Kentucky.
In Chesterfield, few days since, a small
daughter of Mr.. Archer Dyer, probably about
hve or six years Of age, was caught and instantly
crushed TO death by the falling OF a chimney
which had been recently erected.
The Grand Lodge Of the COlored Masons OF
Virginia is now in session i'm Richmond The
number of delegates i'm attendance Is quite large
Mr.. Robert Smith, who left Orange some
weeks ago with colored hands to work on the
Selma road, has not been heard from s'nce.
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TRAPS TO CATCH FooLs.-The ATTORNEYS of
the various lottery and gift firms whose mail
matter has been detained in the New York most
ONCE were at the Post Ofice Department yes
or revocation OF the order. One Of these gentle
men called on the President and asked him to
interfere, but he declined, and referred them To
the Post Office Department, which in turn re-
ferred them to the Postmaster Of New York
city. These attorneys intimated that they
compel him to deliver up their matter.
General Terrell. Third Assistant Postmaster
General, has large number of circulars OF A
bogus character issued by various parties in DIFF
ferent sections OF the country, mostly under
supposed fictitious names, all Intended 10 swim
die at prices all the way from TWENTY-FIVE cents
10 hundreds OF dollars. One OF the devices is
70 send with the circulars q sample of $50
caIledl counterfeit money, and enclose q een-
nine nfty-cent legal-tender, trimmed close 20
ING poraer, SO as to show trifing difference
IN length, which Ia the only way in which they
can be distinguished from the genuine Num-
een respond to this almost apparent arti6ce,
oeiieSmg the money counterfeit, but more make
small remittance, promising large things
IN future II this comes out all right, excepting
able amount to lead them on to further invest
ments, but Of course the first remittance is con-
sidered sufficient by the "frm," and no return
Is made. Others promise dry goods, fancy arti-
cies. charms, mysterious revelations, valuable
advice, pictures Of future wives and husbands.
and 70 on, all OF them 20 palpably swindles IN M
1t seems q wonder that they should lind custo
mers. So fagrant hes the abuse OF the mail i'm
this particular become, that the Postmaster
General, while using all means the law places
the attention Of the committees of Co1yress 80
the subject, in expectation Of the Iassaec of
some Law that viii more efiectually prevent the
use Of the mails for such purposes.
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MARnikD on CoxDITIoNs.-An Illinois naper.
the Springfield Atlas has the foIlowing ,t.,.,
Married, at the County Clerks ONCE. IN this
city, on Monday last, by the Rev DIR. Brown.
MI. Jacob Smith to Miss Harriet A. Could
aged tniLteen years, daughter Of William GouId,
Esq., OF Bates, in this county. Mr.. Gould re-
FUSED 70 permit Mr. Smith to take his daughter
except upon conditions in substance as foiloWs:
Inat ne would forever abstain from the use
treat his wife as his equal, disclaimne an owner-
snip In her - exclusive property. The clergy
man Was also 70 perform the n1ptial ccrcuosy
VT SSsnSrt , reqr,ring the lady 70 psenise to obey
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THE CUBAN REBELLION.
England and Spain Negetsssins.
TeiegropAed ErclHsir.ly 20 TRe EeeRssg Ssar.

Itfegrofked ErcfHstrtly % Tke EreRtag Ndr.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-IyetterS from Madrid give
accounts of the recent interviews between
SENIOR Rances, the Spanish Minister here.
and Lord Clarendon, In the first OF which
the British Secretary said he had received
adrices concerning the Cuban insurrcction
which represented 10 very formidable.
The Spanish Minister assured Lord Clarendon
that these accounts emanatcd from sources un-
friendly 90 Spain, and were grossly exaggerated.
At n suisse uent interview Lord Clarendon said
that Official information received at the Foreign
once led to the bellef that the Cuban rebellion
Wa declining in strength very rapidly.
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ITS EFFECT IS MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILNAN HAIR REVIEWER.

Ii is perfect and wonderful article. Cures bald
ness. Makes hair grow. A better dressing than
any "oi" or "pOmatumn Softens brash, dry and
WHY hair into beautiful Slken Tresses But, above
ALL the great wonder is the rapidity with which 10
restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
youthful beauty by its 1t does dye the hair,
but strikes at the root and fills 1t with new lie and
colorinc matter.
The first application will do good; You viii the
NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the DID, gray, discolored appearances ~ the hair will
Dc Sne; giving lace to lustrous, shining and beau
tifu locks.
Ask for Halls Sicilian Hair Renewer; no other
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Zee that each bottle has our private Government
Stamp the top Of the bottle. AL others
tGftoaS.
Z. p. HALL l. CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprieters.
For sale by all druggists. de2 I'm
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REVENUE SEIzUREs.-Among the important
seizures reported at the Internal Revenue
Bureau yesterday was distiIlery i'm the fourth
Texas district: cigar factory i'm the fourth iowa
district; sixteen hundred pounds of tobacco in
the first Iowa district; fifty four barrels of whisky
in the first Pennsylvania district; one distillery
in the second California district; brewery in
the tenth Virginia district; and the extensive
tobacco factory OFF. z. Pace, third district OF
Virginia, valued at SG6 ,Oo0 The total valuation
of seizures reported was S92, 900.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

" Hitch URST GAL LLERY.
w GRAND PANORAMIC EXHIBITION.
MAMMOTH ILLUMINATED VIEWS OF TIL
WAR. and other VI MAGNIFICENT REPRESENTA-
TIONS every evening, and On "Wednesday and Sat
uarday afternoons. at the WHITEHURST GAL
LERl, 1916 Pa. ave, bet. ~. and 9th SITS. Excel
lent Music.
Evening Exhibitions open at ia O'Clock; Matinees,
Wednesdays and Saturdays At Sls p. IN. Admit
tance, 25 cts Children, 10 cts. Special rates to
~ PICTURES OF ALL KINDS, AS USUAL,
TAKEN DAY AND NIGHT. ia l-ff
Evening star., 1870-01-01

n0A sleight-of-hand performer I'm Buffalo
acvertses his entertainment cf"The Cycloceal
Psychom manteum and Prismatic Cornpcopearl.'
pT.The Women Of the Revolution "A sug-
gested as the title for Mrs. Stanton's forthco,S-
ing book.
@The weather this season has averaged from
Ten 70 nteeh degress higher temperature than
ths corresponding time last year. ~''
= distinguished medical professor m New
nork mas stated that the use Of the high -heeldeJ
french roots now 20 generally worn win In time
convert the transient Illusion OF the (;racian
Bend into stern reality.n
German statistical writer Remarks that
ne invention OF the sewing machine has en-
aoied one woman 20 sew n much as a hundred
could sew by hand Q century aeo; but. he con-
unees, one woman demands a. much clothing
nov a. hundred did century aeo.
80 Inc Inc hentueky Court Of Appeals he's De-
cided that a1l ostensible MARRIAGE coueunssrd
in fact, h vahd and binding, alfkcaeh the cere-
nony vas performed BY an unansSorized per-
made In New York.
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SENAToE NORTON, with his family, is spend
ing the New Year holidays in Baltimore, the
guest OF James Cortlan, Jr., Esq.
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The Pestonice Euvcstigating Commit
the at the % Hub

<cN9rophed 6<ct1saretg 70 Inc frepts1 Ndr
Boston, Jan. THE pos;office investigating
committee Of Congress arrived here last night.
To-day they Will call upon Mayor Shurtleil. and
on Monday VIII commence their sessions. which
Will probably contiune until "Wednesday. Part
Of the business OF the committee Is
TO investigate with view 10 carrying out the
new policy OF snbsidizing American steamers
for ocean postage service, and the feasibility of
having the mail contracts taken by American
steamers from Boston as well as New York.
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THE STANTON FUND.-The New York Union
League Club has taken hold in earnest OF the
project to present the family Of the late Mr..
Stanton with fund as a testimonial of his great
public services. At the meeting on THURSDAY
night committee was constituted for this pur-
pose, consisting Of A. II. Stewart, Marshal o.
Roberts, Moses H. Grinnell, Legrand b. Cannon.
jackson 5. Schultz, George Z. Ward, and VIM
S. Blodgett.
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A TEST VOTE on increasing the volume OF cur
rency will be again attempted i'm the House soon
after Congress reassembles.
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THE ORDER prohibiting officers from visiting
the District OF Columbia without the permission
of the Secretary OF the Navy is rescinded.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.

<'F'ef"'~ NNe~ssssst ~ NC hces'Se ctdr.
Albany, y. V, Jan. with beautiful
mid weather, the day 4 being universally OBJ
served. The Gov, raor received calls at the Ex-
ecutive Chamber The Jackson Corps paradet.
making fne appearance. Nearly every hons,
Is entertaining callers, and festivity prevails
everywhere.
PHILADELrHIA, Jan. THE weather ~ unill
and cloudy, aud the streets are crowded WITH
pleasure-Scckers, thouCh work = not generally
suspended. The stores generally are opened
till noon.
NEW YORK. Jan. i.-Baslncss is suspended
and the city - in holiday attire. Flags are sas-
pended ON the public buildings.
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TRANSFER OF PosT QuARTERNAsTEHs.-The
following transfer Of Post Quartermasters has
been ordered: C.lonel George fl. Weeks, As
sistant Quartermaster, is directed to report to
the Commanding General at st. Louis; Colonel
c. W. Thomas, Assistant Quartermaster, is
transferred from st. Louis to Fortress Monroe,
vice Colonel H. W. James, who is assigned to
duty in Oregon.
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a PARDoN.-The President has pardoned
William W. Copper, convicted at the March
term of the District Court in Baltimore. in 1866,
of the crime Of counterfeiting, and sentenced
May 18th of the same year to pay fine of fifty
dollars and be imprisoned four years. The par
don was granted on the intercession of citizens
residing near Chestertown, Md, and on the
recommendation of the district attorney, on the
ground Of the previous good conduct of Copper,
and that he had served out the greater portion
Of the term. He has been released from jail.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lNDISPENSARLE.

There are some simple remedies indispensable in
any family. Among these, the experience Of years
assures us, should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter
nal and external application have found ii Of
great value; especially can we recommend IL for
colds rheumatism, OF fresh wounds and bruises
Chris.taa Era. de 81 I'm
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Imposing Masonic Funeral.
Rxrlss.n<l., A "a. ~

PROVIDENCE, n. T.. Jan. The Masonic fu-
neral Of Past Grand Commander VIM. Field
took place yesterday. It was the most imposing
Masonic funeral ever solemnized IN this city,
and the passage Of the procession through the
streets was witnessed by large concoarse OF
people.
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The Flood I'm England and Wales
Great Destruction OC Property.

1eIeerdpked E1clesireIy % The EreRin9 Mar.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The damage 10y the recent
floods, &c, i'm England and Wales is reckoned
at nearly 800 600 pounds. In many sections the
low lands are rendered useless until spring.
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PROPOSED REARRANGEMENT OF JUDICIAL
DIsTRIcTs-On account Of the excess OF judi
cial labor in some Of the circuits, allotted
to the Justices Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, a member of the Senate Judicia-
~ Committee has prepared a bill for the rear
rangement Of the circuits, as follows First
circuit, Massachusetts,, Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Rhode Island; second circuit, New
York, Connecticut, New Jersey; third circuit,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina; fourth circuit, Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi. Louisiana, Texas; fifth circuit, South
Corolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennes-
see; sixth circuit, Ohio, Michigan, West Vir-
gina, Kentucky; seventh circuit, Indiana, Illi-
nois, Wisconsin; eight circuit, Minnesota, Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri; ninth circuit, Cal
ifornia, Oregon, Nevada.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

The COURT OF CLAIMS meess on Monday
About forty important cases vii come before
the court.
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1e'es'oPno" 11ct1stoetgt 20 INC Ercntng Stor.
BosToN, Jan. IAN informal meeting %;
gentle men desirons OF raising funds for the ben
efit OF the widow and family of the late Hon. r
NJ. stanton. was held yesterday. After consul
tation IL was decided to hold formal meeting
next Wednesday.
Evening star., 1870-01-01

The NAVY YARDS at New Orleans and Mound
City, Illinois, are to be discontinued and the
vessels stationed at them sent either to League
Island or Washington.
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sphed EzclnsireIs 20 7Re Erenina Sta,

RosroN, Jan. 1.-The annual meeting Of the
Franklin typographical Society will be held
this evening. The officers for the ensuing year
viii be elected. Reports OF the years operations
viii be read.
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TIE NAVAL EXPEDITION, under Captain
Selfridge, to make a survey of the most practi-
cable route for ship canal across the Isthmus
OF Darien, will leave about the middle of jan
nary for its destination.
Evening star., 1870-01-01

THE PRESIDENT TAsUMPIRE.-President Grant
has been selected to decide between Portugal
and Great Britain as to the ownership OF the
Island of BAHAMA, and piece of territory oppo-
site, on the west coast of Africa, claimed bv
both. It's stated that these positions are valuable
only in connection with facilities for carrying
on the slave trade.
Evening star., 1870-01-01

From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have
the richly illustrated Christmas double number
OF the London Illustrated News.
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SAD AccrpKNT.-we regret TO learn that a son
Of Mr.. Edwin warheld, In this county, came %
his death, on wednesday last, under the follow
ing distressing circumstances: He wss oct
cunning with an acquaintance, whose gun, I'm
being discharged, burst into fragments, one OF
which found Judgement in young warheld's
leg, from which he bled to death before medical
assistance could be procured.-ReckrsIe (Nd }
Sentinel.
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The PUBLIC LAND in the Southern States re-
manning unsOld and unappropriated is ~ 419 ,619
acres. The Virginias, the Carolinas, Georgia,
Texas, Kentucky and Tennessee have no public
lands within their limits
Evening star., 1870-01-01

GENERAL GEO. Il. MCCLELLAN called yester-
day on the President, Secretary of War, and
General Sherman, and was cordially received
by each Of them. He was accompanied by his
father-in-law, General Marcy.
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BArCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; disappointment no ridiculous
hnts remedies the ill effects of bad Dyes invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, BLACK OR
BRowN. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No.
Is Bond street, NY. Sc 8-eoly
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pEREECT MaNuOOU.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the evils of
ELF-ENERyATION, with certain help for the
lopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia. Pa. BE g. eoAn
Evening star., 1870-01-01

THE EUROPEAN MAIL-POstmaster General
Creswell and Mr.. Blackfan, Superintendent OF
the Foreign Mail Service, returned from New
York yesterday. Full arrangements were made
with the Williams q Guion line for the trans
portation OF the mails on Wednesdays from New
York, and the steamer of the North German
Lloyd line will take the mails to-day at the rate
allowed by law. 1t is probable that the offer Of
the Canadian government will also be accepted,
and mail dispatched weekly from Portland or
Montreal, which will be convenience to the
Eastern States.
Evening star., 1870-01-01

THE GOVERNMENT NoTR-PRINTIyG-The
new legal-tender notes of the denomination of
fives, twenties and ffties will be ready for gen.
eral circulation the early part of next week.
The Secretary of the Treasury, being convinced
that the Government Will save at least $500 900
annually, has ordered that the new series of
legal-tender notes be hereafter executed at the
printing bureau; and it is possible that before
long the entire work of printing both legal ten
ders and fractional currency will be transferred
TO this city.
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NOAH WALKER CO.,
3s6 Penn's ayenue, between 9th and 7th streets.
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
BUSINESS SUITS, Of Melton, Scotch and domestic
Cashmere, OF our own manufacture, equal to the
best Custom Work, and fully ID per cent. cheaper.
FALL OVERC0ATS, at reduced prices.
BOYS SCHOOL and DRESS SUITS, in ages from
three years and in great variety Of quail
ties and styles
BOYS OvERCOATS and TUGAS
MEMS OVERCOATS of various fabrics, adapted to
the present and at prices less than the
make Of goods can be purchased el-ewhere.
white, COlOred and Cashmere SHIRTS. Of supe-
Fier ft. Mems and Boys nder Shirts and Drawers
Gloves, Ties, scarfs. Bows. &C. &c.
Ds0-ta7s THOMAS FRANCIS, Agent
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WALLS OPERA HOUSE.

XNALL'S OPERA HOUSE.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY, January Sd, 1S70
la RUES
MINSTREIIS AND BRASS BAND.
SHOO FLYi) LA RUES ISHUO FLY,
SHOO FLYlS Original Sensation, lSHOO FLvi
SHOO FLIN EVERY NIGHT. (SHOO FLY
The great favorites of the public
RICARDO. REEVES, TALBOT,
JOE MACK, ROGERS, HAMALLS.
Change of programme each night.
4, mnence at O'Clock.
MATINEE SATURDAY. AT OCLOCK..
de3l-6tr "PHAT BOY" Agent.
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WY ALL'S OP Il X A o U S E.
KELLY & Icons MINSTREL
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Dec 80 and 81,
Afternoon and evening of SATURDAY January lst.
GRAND DUTCH
SHOO FLY.
Seats, &C, as before. de3O-3t
MATINEE SATURDAY at ga clock. Admis-
sie m aud a
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Respectfully invites the attention Of the ladiss Of
isSs; :i!;s;s;s EIssSss u =;
sreat ysriety: Lacee, Cur and Collar choice
lection Of Open and RecsItion BOnMRTS
HENRYS Whiting and Walking Suits made . ut
and trimmed . e Medss PaSis.ss q twenty -four
hours. 4AS ~: ~. va IvSs A4e1SS
del-tja5s 2es y street. bet. l5sh and lSth.
Evening star., 1870-01-01

The first day of the year 1870 did not bring
with ii the bright sunshine which has made
Washington so pleasant for the last four or five
days, bat, although the sky was clouded, the
temperature was mild, and the streets clear
alike OF mud and dust, making pedestrianism
not only possible, but delightful. As cOnse-
quence the receptions were crowded, from the
grand levee at the Executive Mansion down to
the "Open houses" Of our fellow -citizens Smith,
Jones, and Brown.