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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
Supplement.


. lhr siege, ecian,unIraticn between Gen.
Yalnlins Md Gee. Trnrin and ihs gov
ernmsnr ~ Tours l. constantly maintained
hs mrans ofesfrier pir-ens u
TvunA. So,sjnhsr ls-ss;h:re eiheis.
he. vel, h-.n received fr,m The AMY OF tie
Loire since the ofisIal rrfe.i Of GenvFal
Palaiine N.tIt
IL 10 asserted that Gsrohciis vent t.
Drlrans Tor The expires. purpose Of hasien
lug anstlark AL alsns the rhemy iins.
Mos pTlsoners captured 10 the baiil- 81
Greens arrived here this afternoon. They
Nrte inmsiiaisly dispatched 10 son''
France. XII etI
Tho Moniteur has additional. RI
GREETING that tho Bavarian-, who
having nothing 90 gain IN this war,
!. bur everything 10 lose from the
x growing pmbiiion Of Prussia, should
maiSe>, readily her Sacriiccs She
.l,as hecchic 81 firm IN ally Of that
power. thai they were led iito.the
war With Prussia thinking their
connli.y would hc invaded. but they
.nusts know now that the Republic
has 80 such designs
i,4.e'ulviccs from Orleans dwcll
upon the enormous eyaciions Of the
tPrnssians, who obtained many sup
plies evidently not for lhe troops.
III IS also related that many acts Of
eSfgrjnc cruelty were committed By
tl,o> Prussians in tho surrounding
sviIi,i,res 10 tcrrif,- those suspected Of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

the army 81 thr t"'fF m 80. i.
We have taken OrlSans afisra tuo days
6ght. Our killed aud wounded Amounts
TO 2O00-ihe enemy's mnnh larger, 'nelni-
Ing 1000 prisoners, Prisoners are eon-
siantly increasing, ms We closely pursue
the facing snrmy. Much daics'A' ~A-
captured.
Conlnier. t,I .t
The elan Of the troops was eArsorilns-
~. De Palaiine has irsnied a eongr"nln'
tory address. lf N9 4
Journals report the loss Of The Pr'is-ianS
In killed and wounded around orleTn-oses
Z ten thousand, and eighteen hundrea prs
oners. t ~
The Prnssians are rr,rsatins tswarl
chartres aud Clamps. a large numh'rT'
gnnsibrown away by the flying Pr''rs'ens,
has beeu found
Italians continue to i"in dsr'b'ld'
largely. r t1t
BERLIN. Noyeraber ll.--pt-eriers say
tina, Trochn VIII cnleavor 80 regain pres
tice by nuoiher grand soriie. .,.N'
LoSpoS. November little Germans
have erected new bplieri"sJn the hrighis
Of Poiney and at Mon'mcis Biscns aud 90
rabore ~ -.
TOMAS. Noyenbvr / f. . Gen. De Patsl,ne,
on re-occupy,hg 1880, $50 y
ing congrh'"a'o's w.. ,,,,s. ,,s.,,
The action Of yesterday wnsu glpriniis
one Tor our army NJ enemy .i.Ds
was vigorously carried, Ann'''ry "'s ~"
veirea'lng s
have iDtor'ne'i'Ho eoleihs,ep'.o. ~,
conduc' aud nm Instructed ln'e'u," ~ ~
their thanks for Your vlc'ory: nn,'' ~ ~.
disasters 10 which franee p p.""ee' III
eyes are upon yoa a''a snrs soi'n, WI, XXX
yons coars,ge- Icy ~ Y, ~ MIKE ese'y S
lori " oi''sr ma SO '''e y n =,
mistaken
(signtd1 DAuRtLLs pt rAlAplNs u, +,
!, Sn"' TX, I.
VERSAILLES, November -Eyon pesss
tam, reporhhs he eN"e"",, w. ". Nh.
SAYS he French ave nov a'sa'c'"s w"
The Loire as repos'ea 4, N *,
fauns, Ncysmher, I, ,N 4, sssc".s'na
, bn6drd Prnssinn prisoners swsrs s.
tltrpu nj anu near yiJtWiS, pn7SVu ~ S''S's
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GEORGETOWN.

prAp-James L. Owens, Esq., one Of the
olsest residents Of Georgetown, died this morn
ing at O'Clock at his residence, aged 81 years.
Deceased was for many years clerk TO Evan
Lyons, Esq, and for the past four years has
been acting as time clerk at the Georgetox n
terminus Of the street railway. His funeral Will
take place on Thursday afternoon next at three
O'Clock.
PREPARING FOR THE CANPAraN.-The Re-
publican voters Of the third and fourth preci1eis
held meetings last evening to prepare for the
coming municipal campaign, the former AZ
Browns Hall. on West Market Space, and the
latter at Dodson's Hall, on 9Th, near Road
streets.
SHILLING WITHOUT LrCExsE.-Wm. II. Coaks.
Of Washington, a dealer In stencil dies and
plates, was arrested this morning for failing 10
comply with the Corporation ordinance and
getting license, and paid therefor SO int the
Corporation funds.
THE BAPTIST CHURCH at Tennallytown, of
which the cornerstone Was laid some months
since, was yesterday commenced In earnest, and
will be pushed rapidly to completion.
SALE OF SroCK-John j. Bogue, Esq, real
estate agent, yesterday sold i've shares OF the
Potomac Insurance Company's stock at el.2i.
RIVER FRoNr.-Entered-S Steamer George III.
Stout, Ford, Philadelphia.
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ALEXANDRIA.

RoBBERIEs.-On Saturday night last, a man
named Charles Burch, from Alexandra county,
went aboard the schooner Czar, lying at "Jsn-
ney's wharf, i'm company with some OF her
crew, with whom he had been drinking, and be-
fore he left her he went into the cabin where
Captain ID. w. Hammond was asleep, and robbed
that gentleman of his coat, two vests, and n
valuable gold watch and chain.
The dry goods store OF Mr.. j. NJ. Stewart, No.
90 King street, was entered between Saturday
night and Monday morning by thieves. and
robbed Of a considerable, though as vet are un-
known, amount Of costly articles and valuable
papers.
William Holstein, the butcher, whose mvste-
rious disappearance was mentioned in yester-
days STAR, is still missing, nor has anything
been heard OF him since he left his home on
"Wednesday evening last.
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WHAT Doctors, MINISTERS AND PROFESSORS
THINK OF THEM.-"I recommend their use to
never changed my mind respecting Browns
Bronchial Troches' from the first, excepting to
think better of that which began thinking well
of."-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. "Great ser
vice in subduing hoarseness."-Rev. Daniel
Wise, New York. "The Troches are a staff of
life to me."-Prof. Edward North, President Of
Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y. "a simple
and elegant combination for coughs, &c."-Dr.
&. F. Bigelow Boston.
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pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.


9, TREAsrsT DEPARTMENT, January g. i7o.
sIAitoNLk1 viii BE- received at this Departmeut
h,,lI tiie Sd of Feli uaIy, l3se, Al L clock m
AZ ioTras Tor bidding wiil be furnished upon sp-
The bids win be considered and accepted or reject.
ed ltssm by item.
deIs within ter dss after being called upop - 10 DO
The articles CONTRACTED tor must be furnished fr,m
time 20 lime euring the year, in quantities. pursuant
70 orders IRON the Department. The entire ouaufi-
h.s ~ih however, be called for during fhr vesr
fach proposal musf be signed by the indfyidu.l M
I'll ~ y nAhng ~, snd be accompanied by q bond with
ecnclent euretiee m the of ten thousand Sl.rs
approved by United States ol1ieet y of tha
asrlct IN which the suretiee reside or do business
On form ts be furnished by the Deparfme1t cop.
of,oned upon the execution Of a contrnrf G,y fnr.
nhhne such portions OF the articies a nav Ia
aaeo under N, ana fhs performance of the came
- asns s,lee vail be subject 20 inspection by an
oetaieo Tor the purpose By the secrctary Of
the lreasury and the defivery ef an inferir rfcla
VIII be desmed sufcent cause 10 annui The onfracf
al me option OF the Secretary.
~ Denveriee 1nst be free Of charge Ct the Treasury
Dcharfn enf. Washington.
The failure % comply with any one orter under
the contract viii operate the forfeiture of the en-
tire penalty Of the bond. or the secrssary OF the
Of such quantities. 81 articles ss shall be neees
ssry 20 supply the deficiency caused by mch fsilnrs
and charge % the contractors ATTY per ceDsnm "a 49,
price which t shall be found nscoasary 10 nsy for
such articles. ~ iof
Propcsals nnsecompanied By satisf.ctory bona
only tc established manufacturer OIL or desiers IN
tne srucies GEO. o. BOUTWELL,
aSeolm IChrsDicIe and Repubiicso
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EDUCATIONAL.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

M opERN LANGUAGES.
Il. Z. GRoUX, formerly Professor Of Georeesown
ana Columbian Colleges, continues 10 give private
lessons; also in classee. in French. German aud
Spanish. Translations made from the Italian, sw
dish, etc, etc. For terms apply At his once, or by
letter, No. 23s Penna. avenue, bet. ID and 81 ste,
tNo. tse old numberD js4-ln'
n IPPINCoTT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
L. CHARLES STREET AVENUE,
Select Boarding and Day School. Esery facility
Tor the requirement Of a thorough and finished
English and French education.
hspeeid attention given 70 Music q nd Ornamen-
=. Cash Tor boarding pupils in English department.
For circulars containing full information addres
dei!-eoSWiy REV EvJALIPPINcorr,A
EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS, connected with tho
II Church q the Incarnat ion,
BOYS SCHOOL,
n street north, between 10th and llth,
JOHN A. GRAVES. Principal.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
500 ilth street. near n street.
Miss MAC LEOD, Principal.
Circulars with full particulars can be obtained
from the principals, 81 the hook stores from the
Rector, Rev. X. ". .LoWRlE,<12A n st. north.
CHEGARY INSTITUTE, ,ss1 and ,s2s.
~ Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa.
English and French, for Young Ladies and Missesp
Boarding and Day School, will reopen on MONDAY
September shh. French is the language Of the fam
fy3-eosm MADkNE DHERyiLLY' Priu1.
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to New York, where he secured the services Of
frst-class Cutter, from one Of the finest estab-
lishments on Broadway, and purchased q large
assortment Of choice Piece Goods and an ele-
CANT variety Of Neck Ties, Bows, Collars, &c.
which are now offered for sale at soak Hall, ''
525 7th street, opposite Post Office. Cali and ex-
anime. 1I9.6
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CoREs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chropodist,
Of twelve years practical experience In the
United States and Canadas, previous to being es-
tablished at 42 Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and 9Th streets, Dec. 18th, 1861, successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and In
without pain or inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emi-
responsible persons Who pstroniSe his estab,isS.
ment. Hours from Q. m. to p. m. Owing to
press of business at ofiice. DIR. White Is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and %. m
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jaA-3t
lY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF
GENTLEMAN DECLINING HOUSEkEEP-
"A ON FRIDAY MORNING, January q. 1s-o.
VA at 10 o'clock, will sell, at No. &c WasbinFtor
~ street, above the Union Hotel, a general as
"vsortment OF Household Furniture and Elgscts
consisting Of ~ ~ 49,
Two Cottage Sets, Mahogany and Walnut Tables
Cane seat and other Chairs
Oil Cloth and Mating
Cooking and other Stoves
Crockery and Glass Ware. &c, &c
JAZZ THOMAS BOWLING Au,t
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Morro-"Qxick Sales and Small Proffso
just having opened an immense stock of new
Goods, Of which we will dispose of as quick as
possible, We win sell Goods now cheaper than
ever, viz: White Shirts IS, 81, S.125 and upwards
90 and 1925. Good Merino Undershirts and
Drawers 90, 60, and 15c.; an excellent article 81
and S1.25. Good Cotton Socks, pairs for ssc
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves, an immense stock of all
kinds and at all prices. Excellent Paper Col-
lars, cloth lined button holes, 10c. per box. Knit
Jackets, splendid variety. The finest selection
Of Neck Ties, Scarfs and Bows ever seen in this
city. Come one, come all, and everybody v,Ii
be satisned. FRANC & GOLDMAN,
Marble Hall.
No. 45S Ith St, opp. Patent Office, and
u.6,2 No. SIC 9TH ST., between II & sts
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CITY ITEMS.

REPELLANr UMBRELLAS.
Alpaca Umbrellas.
Silk Umbrellas.
Light weight Rubber Coats.
GEO. G. HKNNINe, No. 40 1th St, y. W.
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SIMPLE, NoIsELEss, AND NEVER GET OUT OF
chine should not fail to see Wilcox & Gibbs in
operation at the agents, c. BAUM, Corset and
Hoop,skirt manufacturer, 9TH street, between
ID and f.. IA
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr Georce.owp.


IhuSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED RIAL Es
TATE IN GEORGETOWN, D. a. ~
lea from William f. Calhoun and vile. il .i duly s@ sTe ,n
Scuted and recorded in Liber T. and l. M
iolo go ct seq one Of the land records Of Washing
tsn county, District Of Columbia, will sell on
fkISAY the 18th day of January, A. ID. $50. at
oe9ck p Ms ON the premises, TO the highest bidder
All that lot or parcel Of ground lying and being in
Georgetown District OF Columbia, and being part OF
lot No. rs, In Beatty and Hswkins' addition -
Georgetown aforesaid; and bounded as folIows:-8e-
- feet inches north Of corner formed by the inter
OF north line of 5th street and the easi line
rredesick % street and run thence north feet in
ches 70 the southeast corner formed by the nters
son q the east line Of Frederick streeIs and ,he
ef th stre, ~ then run east with south line
street, 70 feet 10 inches; then west parallel 10 sth
street, 20 feet to the place of beginning W WI
Terms Of sale: One-half cash: baisnee I'm .;v -
we've WE'VE month"; secured By deed Of trust on h the
RrSpsrsy , s,sssfsctory to the Trustee with notes
snd siaTps q cost OF purchaser eioe win BE- ~.
SuIreo> 1om the purchaser at timebf eale II ~.
terms of sale are not complied With within Ave aT
esy OF ale, the Trustee reserves the right fo
tese tne property at the risk and cost Of t isni,
WI. d. CASSTN rrn..a.
InOaAS BOWLING, Auct
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmusOmemta, A re.

HarroSar THKATER--Grand Itali.n 0,>era,
ssI.inda Di Chamounix-"
Walls OPEEA HousH--Laura Ke.ne In
"Champagne; or, Step by STEP"
wzITEH JRsr GALLERY-Mammosh Tlumi-
naied War Views, and other Aagnifc ent Repre-
sentations, every evening at7x o'cOck.
SMITH s. STRoys's ART galley, 2S +
seReet-
MARxRITKR's ART GALLRRK, 4e6 tn street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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NAVY DErAkkTnESr:

s.., WASH IKeIox, p. O., Decem Der 10 isag.
doTssS !. ponossis, vith Rans snd specihcstions in
eeiyed at this efnce until y Nc, on the sta dsy Of
shThiISe, shasehi hse, nSy dS, the SoNsIRUCTIoN oF A
s,n'sPertaticn ,'s ey sea. The structure 70 be prnc
sesxe q roh, % ana o. strength, and power 20
length, = feet drsusht. q feet beam, and 600 tons
Parties Wishing 20 contract for building such Dock
yin have their plans and spechcafions com mpIete in
ton. '@- '' e~AAins-
such ylsns ss ere submitted vim be considered
relatvely and with cost 81 construction and tho.,
8ot iasotae Considered win be returned % The bid
The acceptance Of any BID VIM be dependent upon
necessary appropriation Of funds by C0nere a. a.
aleo Whether the plans, sDeciocstioDs, and cst are
II confrsct be entered into paynsnts vill 8 nsas
1pon e.tpates = ~ voEk IreGEsssss, and twenty
Ier cent 81 the contract prics VIM be reserved until
d deck shsll be fully end se<islactorly tested
ckssf a n DaaWL Hn1g. III
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Georgetown Advertisements.

NTLOGAN TRIBE. No. =, IO.R M-Yoa
S are hereby notified to meet at your Wiyvam
corner Of Prosgect and n igh streets, ON WEDNES'
~ yAa EVENING, 26th inst at ], O'Clock TO stteal
si. g; 12NELsoN; Members OF Sister Tribes in good
relatives Of the deceased are requested TO me- ~
West GEORGETOWN Church at O'Clock, where the
1t JOHN II. NEWMAN X ofW
W. TOMN.-Notice is hereby given that the
Judges OF Election for the city of Georgetown ~
e, will meet at Market House Hall ON THCRSpAh
FORMING, January q, and continue in sessi.,n five
GAYS ir9m "a a 70 TO p m for the purpose Of regis
be an entire new registration, all persons desirng m
vote are requested TO appear before the Judge a.
keglstrat1on, or their names will not be placed "a
the Foil List. JOHN III. NEWMAN,
. GEO. II. COAKLEl,
laS41 Juipes ~ EI,Actio,
Evening star., 1870-01-25

In BANKRUPrCY,
In the City Of washineton 81 ~ ~ T@oLunBIA, @ %.
pary lgo The undersened hereby eiyes ~ Jan a.
~ 1PpEntmerf t,, IT. a. sssignee Of RObERT II. FOR
tr1sfl Who has been sdjudged Bsukrurt nso, ps *
IA q eis creditors, By the Supreme Court Of
i.n,.- L. G. HINE, Attorney y-st-Law,
---~- ~ street, Assignee.
AiIkD sTAfEs PATENT OFFICE.
On the psttim sad y ss IA Hf9H y January Is. ixp
!oros 1ass. Pnying for tie exfension 81 ..,.,,
proveSsnf " % 4. 4 q she Eth day Of Msy iss. fosaa
..n3 III oraere1 thae The tsstinony In The e.. y.
fer M ~ 3sn aay q Apr nsxt; that the time
2s - s1st.S - - 81 qay o. Hay nexf. IA s.,ss %
vsSssoa - neofo on the 1lfk DAY on Isv Dsxs
AV D0eoo nay oDpoee thio exfens3on - se&s.
AA oAMUEL b. Ff6HER
V0mmtsoAoner q Pasepts
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ID A. FAHNEsTOCk's
YER MIFUGE.

ID A. fAHNESTOCk'S
ERMIFUGE.
Why IL il that 80 many children die under the ace
Of five yearss That a large proportion Of children
die under that age. has long been subject Of remark
and without Satisfactory csrse ascertaned, il is
certain.
Also, IL IL known that worms exist in the human
system from its earliest infancy therefore pareut.
especially mothers, Nho more constantly with
their children. cannot be Observing Of the first
symptoms JroTms for surely as they exist can
rhey te
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANT, by
the timely of
b. A. FAHNEsT0Ck'S vERMiFUGE.
!; is perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury,
being NV
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION.
ASd may -, be ,imini,,ersa with the UTMOST SAFE
Tn To ChfLDGhN on ALL AGES.
pleasing the palate than 4 % iaf tSe d.ss.e 2.
haNe sssn nansiss'Tred Sn all over the country, but
fahnestOok feImiiuge continues 20 grow in fac
gOr daily.
CAUTION.
Should occasion require you to purchase V. A.
shPs,'1fs I IPsf I n1s NsTTfSs 3 psrtErSSary careful
that bas been WIN o
FAYoRABLY KNOWN SINCE 1929.
And purchas mrst insist On having H. ~ ,hex A
not Nlsh 10 have an Imitation forced upon them -
SCHWARTZ d HASLErr,
FORMERLY
B.A. FABNEsToCk' SON CO.,
SOLE PRoPRiEToRS.
de7-eodSwl PITTsBURG. PA
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1I6TABLISHED IN 1894.
fAKnIuM AWARDED IN 1857,
b. WHEATLEYy
Alu II STE N YEIEQ
CLEANSING rAsETpsRn1sHwrrr AEp
G0. - yEFEERSQG ST.

,. 0eoreetovn, B. =.
,SSeYieS WITH every desirable apparatus and bro
Tnn ne best talent and artistic skill 70 be OBJ
ne proprtetor, makes this the best place 10 thu
Unsrlcs 70 have aA orders IN HI line Wel anS
.S@RsAy eAecoseo. se2l<n
Evening star., 1870-01-25

lR'ss Rss;s:: !: RySHSsEIsSll:;::sI 3 sIisIa & -
Evening star., 1870-01-25

TIE ATTENTION Of the members Of the Choral
Society Is called 10 the notice in another col
umn.
Evening star., 1870-01-25

,,n oLchERs' BENEVOLENT AssocrArIoS-A
oil 70 Incorporate the Butchers, Renevn,ant
Assoclation, Of the District Of Columbia. was
pres presented IN IN the House yesterday by Mr. Till
,a;t., ,,., vi tennessee, and feferred to the Com
the association TO accumulate from monthly
collections not exceeding $50 900, which is to be
invested In stocks or bonds, aud only drawn on
Ine secretary and approved by the Treasurer.
Jonn d: Click, George CARL, Christian Kieno.
Jonn Rupert, Frederick Dietz and Charies
Gran are named as corporators.
Evening star., 1870-01-25

PEEskSrArIoS AND ESTKRrAIxMENr-At
fAe last meeting of Miller Lodge No. 2. "A. o.
% r.; a number of ladies' visited the Lodge
an9 through Mrs H. MeChailis presented the
Locee with handsomely bound Bible. The
appropriate remarks by Messrs. Charles Hatch
w: H. H. Bradley and others, after which the
noles were escorted to Platz's restaurant, and
enjoyed the pleasures OF a dance.
A PARTY Of Washineto mans, consisting Of
Iett, AImes, Scheiney and Pratt, returned on
Saturday, after two days' cunning In Virginia.
fCbapmsn's Grounds, about 3 miles down the
nver,) with three deer and . quantity Of small
game.
TIE ATTKxTIoN Of the members Of the Choral
Society Is called 20 the notice in another co..
Evening star., 1870-01-25

AMONG THE MAMMOTH ILLUMINATED WAN
VIEWS, NEWS, ETC, on exhibition every evening at the
wntehurst Gallery, may be seen batteries i'm
acuon at the front, troops in actual line of bat
tle, the dead on different battle-felIs, living
precisely az they fell, life-like portraits of dis,
unguished Generals and groups of officers and
nell 1en, ue Iaoe President Lincoln and Gen. Nc
Clelian i'm consultation at the battle of Anti
tam, q Council Of War at the battles of the VIII
GGeirness, Gi, President Grant and family at the
w wnte house, and many more truthful repre-
% se.iauohs OF actual scenes on the field all nat
r: ural SIZE, and every one Of which is worth the
Evening star., 1870-01-25

OFFICIAL VISIT TO THE NAVY YARD.-Sec-
retary Robeson, Admiral Porter, and the gem
tIemen composing the House Committee on
Naval Affairs, visited the Navy Yard YESTERDAY,
an1 were handsomely received by Admiral
DahlgTen. After Pleasant walk through the
yaru, the party witnessed a race between two
steam launches, and then repaired to one of the
wbarves, where they viewed experiments with
iorpedoes, which exhibition was conducted by
ICaptains Matthews and Simpson, of the NAVY.
torpedoes, charged with fifty-0ne pounds of pow-
Ger, blowing to spiinters an immense frame
structure erected for the purpose.
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THE HEBREw CoSGREGA ATIoN.-This congre-
CATION, worshipping in The Synagogue on Sth
street, have determined to rent the pevs for
families 50 that the sexes may sit together here
after. They have adopted for their use the
Ainnlng America (Dr. Wils1 prayer-book, and
y SJacobson, the leader, is still in the service of
me congregation and will probably continue.
Recently some twenty or more additions have
been made to the congregation, 1t is stated SO
matt n as strong numerically as previous to
me orthodox Hebrews withdrawing.
NATioSAL GAs-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY
The blu introduced in the House Yesterday bv
NJ Deweese, To incorporate the National f;as-
Light and Coke Company of the District or
Columbia, names as corporators William =.
wall, Horafio Browning, John Il. NAV. A. +.
Wilmarth, Charles Richmond. Charles Sberreu
George II. Penfeld, s. p. Brown, s. j. Bower
"A. n. Spencer. and &. X. Peck. The capit.i
sock Is TO be not less than s100, 600, nor more
than $500 600, on shares of S10O each. The
nasimum price Of gas is fixed at s3 per thousand
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referred: "- ""'
Whereas there has been complaints in the District
O. Cclpmbi. By citizen. not being fully projected
ssns thai .y ssy ~n% paes sr %
rest, or put their hands upon them, which, ut the
same time, by their sctions, trying to create
cifizens and largest tax-payers from SPEAKING ths
true conyictors hearts, in order that We may
Dc IndssfosS & q ss sss RsSpss .nS
and City Council urge upon Congress and the Presi.
dent Of the United States, and the Police Commits
soner. of this District, to mpower the police to AZ
heading any for prohibiting free speecha for
protection Of all citizens, aud the police
Mr.. Hatton offered the following:
who fndorse onr present national Ad-
ss and who are in favor OF reform In
sns a aaimnisfration "a Of our city government, was
nesasy evening at 7:?ooclock; and whereas long be-
lore the hour adv ertised for said meeting said hSll
, 'asen axe 2ossession Of by men not in sympathy
,hess who had leased faid hsil, and who we're ~
rehtfni occupants; and whereas those who thus for
either hold eee e9 ceStr: Sf .:ia ball wsrs n men who
:%es s iss :sd bo:iS .ssrs;s s;s
the pr negatives Of Mr.. lillian Dixon sksirs,ISe3
the committee by whose authority said mesfin@ % y
called; therefore be il ="
sesos aud and os he :id :sS So.ssS % sGR
ssssrsss z dis siSsa'a' Scs1d and
oI sns isA 1 q =: .::nss
teed BY the Constit!ticn Of the unitd 3ssfss, snS
sny stsnlt to infringe np9p eaid nghE ~ e5rts =
eedom q sesseh sfser they SssS s.s
war with the fundenental principles Of our 0ovsrs
ment, and cannot be too strongly condemnsd.
Hs'e'red' Thss the Committee % Police - H.