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good-by 60 their beloved superintendent, NJ.
o. h. stocking, who is about 10 leave here. aud
The services on that occasion VIII be very in-
teresting.
MOUNT ZION METHODIST CHURCH
AZ this church, tcoloTed,) OF which Rev. II. r.
Elbert is pastor, there was preaching in the
morning by Rev. Mr.. Cogg ns, who took for his
text st. John, Xviii: Thy word il truth.
h's sermon, an able one, MAS on the mission OF
Christ.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Ihere were no special services a. this church
yesterday, but there was the usual pr aver meet
ing in the evening, under the direction of Rev
James Nell On, the pastor, during which appro-
pirate remarks were made in reference 70 she
Gay, and thanks were returned 20 the Almighty
fo- the many great blessings with which he has
favored our people.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lCOLoREnD
At this church the Thanksgiving sermon in the
morning was by Rev. Sandy Alexander, pastor
W6o preached from the 125d Psalm 9Th verse,
Peace be within thy walls, and prosperity
within thy palaces" He divided his subject
into three heads, as follows: Ist, Peace and
prosperity; ID, The evidence Of their possession
"a, i he means of their promotion, and delivered
an able discourse, which was listened TO with
great interest BY an attentive congregation. He
spoke fthe royal rsslmists sievodt attachment
TO Gods house and ordinances, the interest he
displayed, the influence he eXerted. the PRAYERS
he presented, all worthy Of our imitation.
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THE NEW MARKET HOUSE.
The Work To Go On.

\ meeting Of the directors of this company
was he'd az noon to-day, over the National Me-
tToPolitsn Bank; the president, Henry ID. Cooke.
IN the chair. The treasurer, Moses Kelly. quail
ted IN bonds OF s25,001 The building commit
tee reported progress, and was authorized - 20
Al once 10 work, which they will do next Mon
day morning.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
Associated PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA.
Another Evidence Of Their Alliance,
THESITUATION IN FRANCE.
SURRENDER OF KNOXVILLE.
THE TOWN IN FLAMES.
Concentration of thc Prussian Forces.
RUSSIA AND PRuSS
Another Evidence Of Their Alliance.
THESITUATIoN IN FRANCE.
SURRENDER OF KNOXVILLE.
THE TOWN IN FLAMES,
Concentration Of thc Prussian Forces.
T,'esr0Phed EEolusirely 70 tie Eveniuc STAR.
RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA.

1tiesFopheo tEciHslueiy 70 tie Epeninc Star.
RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA.
NJ. PKiSEsrUre, Nov. 2j.-Tne press OF this
clsy his -en oG' ally wllncd against suppor,.
'1S Farce o. rpfsvo-ahly cri:iclsi n Germany.
The iuteIC t OF Russia being now identified with
that VI the latter nation.
ENGLAND WILL INITIATE RUSSIA.
boNIoN, Nov. 25.-The Tin,s, I'm an editorial
article this mcr ming. intimsses that Russia viii
be nInp without closing tire door % negotiation
an attitude that England will initiate.
LATE ARMY MOVEMENTS IN FRANCE.
The TINES SAVE there are 10000 Germans in
the Valley Of the Loire. A party o: Prussian
cragoons Wednesday entered 1t. Quentin for
the purpose or stopping a railroad train: but
their attempt was defeated by the French.
CONCENTRATION OF THE PRUssIAN
FORCES.
Movements looking 10 a concentration or the
German armies continue in the north OF France.
Large bodies OF PrGssians are marching south
TO take POSITIONS around Paris and near Or
leans The Germans who have been operating
around koerOy, Rumigny aud Mezieres have
suuuSniy 1aparted, going in the same direction.
Several PrusSian divisions passed Scissors
solrg towards Amiens, early in the week, and
Others we're TO follow.
IL y ported that General Mauteufiel, leay-
irg A'niers on the right, will march on Roaes.
General Manteufe.'s headquarters are still at
tOmpie,ue.
The PrtlSSian entrenched camp at Laon I,
nearly completed.
THE SURRENDER OF THIoNVTLLE.
The formal surrender OF Thionville occurred
this mprrins. The town has been burning since
Tuesday last.
SKIRMISHING.
The Duke OF Mecklenburg is urging an i'm
mediate advance on the French army OF the
= lire. Sk'rmiShes have already occurred be-
tween the ou;poSts OF the army at Melville and
MeZicres. in the Department or Loire. A num-
her % garde mobiles from Amiens have been
IeFulsed 10y the PrusSans near Leque Snel. Tie
hight Of the French was very disoTderly.
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A FAIR EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY.-The fol-
lowing bit of gossip from the New York Sun
shows that there has been considerable inter
changing OF hearts and hands between foreign
diplomats, and American bellies. The exchange
on our part is certainly fair one. The san
saws:
II he American female element will PREF on
deTafe next winter in the foreign circles at
washington. The new French Minister'S wife,
hs1ame 1Teiifard. was Miss Hoffman of mis-
city, The bride oil the Spanish Munster is Miss
feTrv, New York Cuban. The wife OF tue
T.! che OF the Austrian egatOn vas a Mrs
Grimm, aud The widow of a brilliant Americ An
General he widow OF the Mexican Minister
sss Mss Smith Of Washington, and that of
'be Danish repro. en'ative Miss Ilbriskie {
New jersey. Tie acting brazilian Envoy. Mr.
tieuiy, Il also married - an American leiy:
aTd the late ltslian hinittsr CerFuifi Ia a
become the husband Of Miss Noyes of this CITY;
While MrS. lie Strange, OF the British Legation
was a Miss Austin OF Boston,
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g. WASHINGTON. D. c.. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER

CHURCH OF T8E ASCENSION.
Rev O. h. Hutton OBLIGATED aud preached 20
a large congregation.
HANLINE ". v. CHURCH.
Rev. s. A. Wilson, OF MeKendree Chapel,
preached an appropriate sermon.
TIE CHARITY SUFFER-.
at Liberty Hall, last evening, given by the ladies
OF the North Washington Benevolent Associa-
ton, wos delightful affair, and we understand
thas quite handsome amount was realized for
the benefit Of the poor OF the city.
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~ No. 7a3.
DY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
A PROCLANATTON

NJ.
lent OF the United States Of America. a. ses f s
be held a. the undcrrnentioned I.%1 os 81 % WI
STATE or NINNEsOTA, al the psri5i b 1I sRe
At Ihs Lard Office at Taylor's Falls. Commencing
on MONDAY, January 80, ls7I, for the ii poSsi =
the undermeniionsd nsLips Which rsmain ~ tbs
nfed States within ten mites on each side u ths
Iallroad rom ~. Paul 70 Lake Superior. known a.
the =" Lake superior aud Mississippi ksilrOal sub
and ntty cents Per acre, viz:
NORTH or EASE LIVE AND w 49, IN
~ tkINtiPAL MERIDIAN.
townships n, a., q a and Is. 81 range Is
ps =, - 40 a. q -. a. aad - range -
1omnssins 81 g. 81 81 Is. 81, p, 81, ~, n, a. .
townships 81. g, s. -, s. IS. 81 =, ~ %, a. q, IS
Township: ., 81, g. g. 81 IS, s. r. IS 50. co. Il and
TownsIiPs o Il, p y 4, % s. 81, IS, 50 aud %. OF
hiso. at the same time and place. all the vacant
4 the aIoTes.id limit q ten miles sui ~i,h,a the
N1.hips; sub lect q the minimum
price ID one dollar and twenty nYe cents per
townships AZ and q, OF rangegl.
Tow ushlp A. q raLge -.
lndian, military aud other purposes, wall be eNclu.
The ofieriug 81 the above lands will be commenced
The day appointed, and will proceed ia the order
(which they are adyertiscs, until the whole shah
lave been offered and the sales ihus closed blt the
sn no private entry q s1y Of tie lasas viii M be al
nited until after the expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand. ct the City Of Washington.
ihis 18Th October, one thousand eight hundred aud
seventy. u. :. GIANT.
b. the President:
Jos. :. WILSON.
Commissoner OF the General Land Office.
Notice TO PRE- EMPTlOS CLAIMANTS.
Eyery person entitled the right of ptiOn 20
any ii ihe istds within the tswhsbps and parts Of
townships above enumerated 10 required 20 estAo-
lsh 20 the satisfaction OF the registE and
receiver aud make payment therefor as soon AZ
tcsbls after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement of the pablo sale
81 the lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise
such claim will be forfeited. - -
JOS. 4. WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land once.
oc2i Law low
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1T is reported in s.. Louis, that Gov.
MeClurg has convened an extra session o. the
M'ssorr Legislative, AMI that Senator Drake
ha+ ocen appointed TO dseship in the Court
o. Jams
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRgsIDgNT-The
President has appointed James Jourdau asses
sor OF internal revenue for the third district OF
Ne" York, and Henry HOuben, United States
consul at Guatemala.
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JOHN BAY, well known here as one of Presi-
dent Lincolus private secretaries and / on
his connection with the Diplomatic service. has
Joined the New YOik Tribaae,s corps OF ed o.
rial writer's.
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AT THE WHITE HOUsE-Amoug the visitors
at the Executive Mansion to-day were Ernest
3. IrmaD and Fitzrov S. Coch-ane, OF England.
and 5. q. Nicholson, OF New Yo K, agent of the
inms1 line OF steamers also j. IL. Chr!sty, w, J
p e. snt I'd them to the Pc sident.
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TO BE Observation-Disclosures tave been Issued
from the Navy Department for the i'm mediate
repair of the U. 3. steame: POwha,an at tn,
Pa ladelphia navy yard.
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TIE GEorGIA ELFCTIoN.-The adyices to T., q
repab'icarsfrOm Georgia are very confident in
t'e'r tone, and claim the Legisiatu c and all
bIs one orgrogsman in the delegations OF the
FO~; y-F IL. Corsess
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I EvY COuRr, WASHINGTON coUNrY,p G.

kVf COT Ri, WASHINGTON COUNTY, C.,
November sth, $50.
public interet 70 open q new foad in the County of
Washington. ID. from the GeoreetoWu ana Rock
vile turnpike, through the land Of Ars b Bar
rett 20 connect with Broad Branch road % the City
OF " Washington, and having caused the same 20 be
survey GO by the County Surveyor and Plat Of the
same prepared and filed IN the ONCE Of ths Clerk of
TINS Court, AL persons interested In said road who
may have OBJECTIONS thereto hereby notiied 20
present sucb objections to ths Court its regular
meeting in December next. II any objections are
made, this Court " III thea aad there hear then.
BY order cf the Court. " CALLAS.
no 8 2gwSw Clerk OF the Levy Court.
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GENERAL BULLOCK, or Georgia, is in town.
and had An inters.ew with Secretary BeIknap
day in re 'erence to the app7oa ching elect on
in That STATE, and the Distribution of {. oors ,
The State to aid in the enforcement OF the Ell :.
ton law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-25

THR FOURTH annual Reunion Of the Society
Of the Amy OF the Cumberland commenced in
Cleveland, Ohio Yesterday. Among the pron-
nent ohce,s present are Generals W. L. Sher-
man. Rosecrans, Hooker, Garfield and jeff. c.
DAVIS. letter was read from President
Mahan, of West Point, favoring the erection by
Congress of monument 10 General Thomas.
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BATCHELOR.s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world.
Harmless, reliable instantaneous does not contain
lead nor sny rltaiic roson 10 produce paralysis
death. Avoid .he vauntcd and delusve preparations
ooasuus virtues they co not Possess. rne genuine,
": "A. Hstchelors Hair Dye has bad ta,Tfy ysa7s
UntsrGished reputation TO uphold it's integrity a.
the Only perfect Hair Dye-tlack or Brown. Sold
ne 81 Druggists. Applied at 10, Bond street, New
- feS-tr
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FIRST LIEU TENANT WM. w. ARMSTRONG.
18th inta1try, recently tried before a coa-S.
martial az Ati3nts, Ga, for dSoted elce of
orders, absence without leave, &c. and found
guilty. has been sentenced to be dismissed the
-eryice of he Unit q Stats
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MATTHEW II. peasants, for soma wear
past chief clerk ofthe Attorney Generals Once
has been appointed clerk of the United Ssats
court at Richmond, Va, and will resign his DO
sition in the Attorney Generals Office toward
the close OF this month.
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From the Pacific slope - Railroad
MatferS-A DefauItG.

san fRANCIsCO, Nov. Si.-The reported sale
of ths Central ttah railroad 10 The Central
Pacific Railroad Company is denied on the best
authority.
The treasure shipments TO New York, per
railroad Last week. amounted 10 S36, 0o0.
Stewart, secretary OF the San lose Gas Com
Pany, Las absconded, a deiaulteT in a large
amount.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
SECRETARY DELANo has returned to this city.

INTERNAL RKvRNuK--The receipts to-day
from this source were s62S ,4495e.
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Government Securities.
How Raxaine Wight Have E.eaned

The special correspondent of Tho London
Telegraph, writing from Me'z Nov. 1. gives The
fOi,oFSing description OF Fort Piappeyl.c and
the country i; commands.
| found the Tort OF PiSppeville 20 be of
even larger dimensions Than | bad al a cur
cory glance estimated. it mounts - guns ard
IN loint OF commanding position II is little in
ieTlOr 10 81. Quentin. Bat II IL unfinished, at
east on the side toward Metz. The traverses
and the parapet are OF immense thickness.
The ground work l. of solid masonry. with q
much narrower ditch than Notifications OF a
IKE SCrt are wont 20 have. The scaruS and
counterScarpS are at "A more acute angle. and
have much more material in them; while the
Whole CT the upper works are composed OF earth.
The tort rs irregular in shape, banked by six
hastioDs, :he enceinte being sunk. ana the caya-
Tier unfinished; bat the peculiar situation of the
work, and lis aptitude for resisting an attack
were well made apparent by the natural glaciS
which slopes gently AWAY from IL on every side
except the rear, to distance varying from ; 900
20 ',Op0 yards. This glacis is on all sides
strengthened by positions for fisld-guns, and
also by rited trenches; SO that an attack upon
Plapreviile was utterly out OF the question. The
same was said OF st. ouetin, which commands
Plalpeyille at distance OF 1000 yards and al
al elevation of 20 feet.
Immediately below Plarpsville is a deep ra-
VINE, leading toward the nights above Amau-
villers. This part OF the country is thickly
ground is to be met with. Emerging from these
Iwo ravines, by simultaneous attack, the
French troops, massirg large force, and aided
al iirsf by the guns OF Plappeyilie, could have
effected their e1cspe The Plateau CT St Pri-
vat, the weakest portion OF the German position,
where the French masses could have deployed
right and left, Strengthening their front, would
have been at their mercy. They could then. 10y
a series Of forced marches. have taken up po-
siton on the Meuse, relieving Nerdun with a
division, il necessary; otherwise, their escape in
any other direction would have been Of no ad-
vantage TO them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THESE rACrs DEMAND IMMEDIATE

THESE rACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON-
SlDERATI0H.-Disease should be guarded against,
OF II must be cured The alternatives are death or
such consequences As render life Q burden. Combat
the malaria, purify the blood, put the nerves in
order, ulate the female ~ STEM promote the ap
petite. Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheums
tsm, ncres the yigor Of both body and mind, and
relieve the children Of summer com paints- All this
can only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
ness by Charles Gsutier's Native Wine Bitters; 30
says popular opinion endorsed by many OF the most
eminent physicians, who assure US Of the complete
victory OF these all other Biters Ii has abso
lutely driven them out OF the market where il has
been introduced Gsutier's Native Wine Btters
may be had OF all druggists. oi2e-tr
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EVENING STIR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.
ADJUSTMENTS.
THEA RE

n aTIoSLL THEA TgE.
TIL EVENING,
Pc ~ 81 the ii - <ui .le-i artis-es.
NH AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
Whra tfy viii Ap ss- /, the following at 'ac i've
ICELAND as IT Wa
TIE hCUGN DIAMOND.
- and TBE IRI>d TIC IR.
MtTISEE SATURDAY. a. 2o'c,osS
MCSHAf.IHE EMERALD RING. J
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IRE CHANNEL INSTRUMENTATION dredging
MACHINE Is now at work in the channel, and in
lhe course Of two weeks another will be ready.
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Proposals for Government Rouas.

INV YORK, Nov. 2J-rhere we're seventeen
proI osittons los the sale OF government hondr
to-day, amounting TO - 9S3 600. from q JI-l09 20
aloe. The awards will be OF SlC5,0O0, 900, az
. JI-i2y 10 5I-lu0.
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FOR THIRTY YEARS
Aas IL. well-knovn. standard and popular remedy
PAIN KILLER.

manufactured by Perry Davis & Son, Providence,
n l., en- before the public, and in that time has
become known in all parts Ct the world, and been
used by people of all nations.
III remains, to day, that same good and efficient
remedy Its wonderful power in relieving the most
severe pain has never been eQualled, and il has
earned ia world wide popularity by its intrinsic
merit. No curative agent has had so wide spread
sae Civ such universal satisfaction. TIE various
Ills Tor which the Pain Killer is unfAing cure,
are too we'll known 10 require recapitulation in this
advertisement. As an external and internal nedi-
cine. the Pain Killer stands unrivslled Directions
accompany each bottle.
Fold by oil Druggists.
Price 25cts 90 cts and 81 per bottle nos eoImSW
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AT1EHPT TO ESCAPE FROM A STATION
h"JsE-CEttiEg OIL: Of ne CeIIs.-last night
among other prisoners IN the cells of the first
irCcinct station house, was the motor ous IL mes
Early, charged with All assault on III. Grav.
Who had succeeded IA 1" skInS his escape when
met arrested in the afternoon, but who wrs
ulSeGGently arrested and lodged in the cells
y officers BrelsiOrd aud Lewis. During the
night he tore down the wooden Innings OF the
re'ls, and commenced tearing away the bricks,
ana with the entire party OF ten prisoners MS
ahoilt taking ont the outside brick when his
work vas discovered, and they were all Sc
cured.
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The undersigned respectfully informs the public
thai they have no branch once or connection with
any other concern In this city.
They have also reduced the Interest on sole
watches, silver ware, and diamonds At the ola
stand, Ne. Sls, 9Th street, between d street and
Pennsyly snia avenue.
RoBERr FULTON 90,
seH71m Licensed Brokes.
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Suicide i'm Maine.

PCRTI land. Nov. WIN. II. Wood, a welt
kT own broker VI this city, hanged himself "a =
> a lpg.
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gil the price of kid gloves continue TO rise
we NAV expect Dame Fashion to introduce
cloth or dosskin gloves ere long. Shopkeepers
tell rs there is still greater prospect ofincrease
in price.-N. 7. Nal.
- Anna Dickinson, by her strict adherence
to principle, was compelled 10 stand up twelve
hours. She put on new silk dress in the morn
ing, and wouldn't sit down all day for fear OF
missing it. No wonder she wants to be a man.
~ Even in Versailles there is said to have
been already deaths from starvation. Most
respectable persons are in great distress, SELL
ing plate and valuables for the means OF buy-
ing mere necessaries Of life; families accustomed
to every comfort are in the depths of indulgence.
~ A farmer at Sweetwater, Tenn, was
badly sold the other day by some New York
swindlers who sent him . package marked gold
watches, rpcn which he had to pay eei. He
retired TO his own house before viewing his
purchase, and there found that he had psrfea
with his money for four pieces Ut cast iron.
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ID \ Il 81
IRISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
SCENERY.
iBteTspeTss Z with Irish r'1uz= and Dsures By tho
fs'su.et artist. Mr. HARRY nOSOHUE a Odd
D. lows Hall. Navy aTd- on MONDAY ani TUES
DAY EVENING", Nov. = and -, l5,O, TOR tue bon
mt &c 81 PeIsr Church.
Emission 2 cents. Doors open al :, performance
Commences "A ,
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prAWinx of Iuries.

To-day There were drawn AZ the Clerk of the
Counts Office by the CLERK OF Georgetown (Mr.
Laird the Clerk of the Levy Court, lMr. Cal
LAM and the Register of Washington. fyr.
tcck,) the grand and petit jurieS 10 serve az the
December term OF the Criminal Court, com
menoing Monday week, as follows:
Grchd JrTUTI.-Wm. ~. Redstrake, 4th ward;
'ino. W. Marin. I'd ward; James l.. Carherrv
county; ". l.. Jones Georgetown; John Patch
am ward: Joseph Cross, 5th ward: James %.
Wilson, I'd ward; James A. Rieley, Ge0rgetogn;
Robert ii. Brooker. I'd ward; John Brown, 81
ward; James =. WEIGH. Georgetown; w. @.
DruTy. 9TH ward; George W. Gladmon, Sd ward;
Vim. II. Edinburgh. 18th ward: Samuel Herman
9TH ward: Herbert Schutter, 3d ward; Jeremiah
1estello: IN WARD; Samuel W. Owen, ID ward;
BENJAMIN i. Clark, 9Th ward; K. +. DIETRICH
d ward; TrueRan Brush, 9th ward; w. Il.
Arnold. county; John III. Bird, 9Th ward.
I|i.t JUTy.-R. +. Collins, eth ward; Abra-
ham Depre, 9Th ward; Michael p. Callan, 81
ward; John Welcker I'd ward; Thomas Lowe, 18th
ward: Robert Boston, I'd ward; Geo. ". Orme,
&c oTeetcwn; j. L. Barrel, Georgetown; John
Grinder. 9Th ward: Lewis +. Clark % ward: A.
:. Wood. 9TH ward; VIM. e. Herfurth, 7th ward;
David Mcqueen, ,th ward; L. A. Richie,
Georgetown; q. G.. e.. Sauer, 9Th ward: Philip
Chew, 9Th ward; Philip Brooke, TennAlly town;
Alexandria Moore. Sd ward; Ephraim knowles
d ward; Daniel LighfOot, Tcnnallytown; John
Douglas. county; Arthur NJ. Anpler, GEORGE
town; 5. Mari, Sd ward, f. V. Essex George
iowri Herman Blau, I'd Ward; Henry Searle,
ith ward.
FAIL OF A TUNNEL wALL.-At half past five
O'Clock yesterday morning about sixty feet OF
the son side o. the We stern entrance wal! OF
the tunnel low being constructed on the Navy
Gar1 by the Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad
company fell IN with tremendous crash. The
port on which fell j. Immediately opposite the
alley III the qpare s0uth of the tunnel About
siNtE feet iell outright, ami abOdt twenty feet on
either side is twisted somewhat out OF Ilece, }
hat i mu. necessarily be removed The wall
was about twenty feet b Oh At this point. aud at
De haze was 81 ieet thick tor - feet NJ. with
counter fonts ia rear 20 counteract Tie suppO- ed
had condition Of the ground, which Is stratum
pt Cay with "a cksal j Ncirs. The work o. re-
moving The rubbish preparatory II rcba:l ~ =
be wall was com menced this morning. aud Mr.
partridge, tie engineer. Estimates that The &C.
rails can lie made at a CC.t not exc dug so
HE waichman STATS that the wall for some
Jew moments before the crash was hent out Il ke
a bar OF iron, when suddenly it snapped ana
iOpIled over.
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NEpICAIED FLANNEL UNDER
vi CLOTHING,
FOR LADIES AND CENT EMEN,
Made TO order, NJ
>UTHERLANDS SHIFT AND USDERGAR-
hENr FACTORY,
Gao street, one door east Of 10TH
INDICATED FLANNEL UNDERCLOF BIN.
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MALLS OPERA HOUSE.
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The Management hive much pleasure in an
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ENGAGEMENT FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
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SLATE MANTELS.

Grand Display Of all stvies and Colors 81 SLATE
BILE and IRON MANTELS
Gall AID examine stock and Prices AZ Sale and
SHOW koomsoi HAMILTON & PEARSON.
No. 4. N. Z. A. Building, 9Th and ID streets.
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