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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
East ~IGHT,s rsEResSxs

HE Following items of war news were re-
ceived here by cable last night:
The BONAPARTES NOT To BE RE-
STORED.
BEFI1S. Oct. - The following statement is
Cshcial: The gCveIDmeL 1T o. Prussia, unable TO
recognize the actual -Overnmen Mt OF France, will
lot restore tie BOnapsrt-s.
PsRISAND STARVATION
LONDON, oct. 1O.-A rOte from the Prussian
government informs the powers that Paris
threatens hold out until it Is starved. In that
event two millions of people would he the
hands of the PrUSsians, who would be unable to
rOthing edible within several days march of
Paris. Hence the people cannot abandon the
city by the rOafs. The inevitable consequence
will be that HUNDREDS OF thousands must starye
ANOTHER BATTLE IMMINENT.
ToUES, Oct. 10.-PTince Fred. Charles is i'll
with the typhus fever, and has been obliged to
leave the army. 1t il said that he is now at
Ferrieres. tis understood here that battle is
imminent near TOury. The PrUssisns hs We re-
turned there in force, and the French have sent
considerable force to meet them. Tours Ia full
9. volunteers. Garabaldi in an address TO the
Natioral Guard of Tours said be was to COM
mSnd all the volunteers in the French service.
WAR NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON. Oct. 1O.-king William has relieved
Versailles from the payment of 10000 francs
which had heen levied by the Prussiaps. A
Iuad of PrusSian hussars was attacked on the
night of the 9Th through treachery Of the inhab'
tants of the village of Ablis. The town was af-
ment. Numerous bodies of French have since
been dispersed in that neighborhoOd. Specie
having vapished from France, the towns of Nor
mandy are preparing to is ne paper currency.
Two hundred Prussian horse, with two guns
and some infantry, were encountered at Dreux.
A skirmish ensued, and the Prussians were
obliged TO disgOrge their plumber. A telegram
from Berlin 10 the Manchester Examiner saws
Bazaine is lighting for path to Belgium. the
same correspondent says General Won Werder
n advancing on the army of the Lyons between
BelfOrt and Longres. The corps OF the Duke of
Mecklenburg is marching on Paris.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, Oct 1O.-A decree has been is
sued aDnexing the Roman provinces to the king
dom of Italy. The Pope preserves his dignity
and the inviolabilty of his personal preroga-
tyes As sovereign. General La Marmora is
appointed Lieutenant Governor of the Papal
PROVINCES. The laws of Italy are to be intro
duced and an amDe~ty proclaimed. Cardinal
Mattel. president Of the College of Cardinals,
II dead. Ii is said Cardinal Patrizzi will sue
coed him.
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RY LATIMEB CLEARY, Auctioneers,
Successors to Cooper & Latimer)
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and llth street.
Tg R6S SALE AT AUCTION OF HAND.
I6GATf1S, WITb ~ FAs hGSf kRsikA sEb
kkdd GS MI PAKL6Rs SHAMBEk: pINfNs:
500 ToffRE sl sEhkGr b bSEsssrokE' AND
Of E s5pss to the a sSs
~ srP A. p a and duly
tret Of Columbia shall offer at public suction for
hs ssy Of snd
C at ScoSs m all the personal
Heed OF trust and partially described follows:
on.sr.,.IN THE PARLOR.
Two fine Sofas
Six Chairs to match
Ten Chairs. richly ornamented
Two fine match Center Tables
One small and one Gard Table
One Cover and Stool for same
Four sets fine Satin " indOw Curtains
Two lsree-sze Mantle Mirrors
Two large sizC Pier Glasses
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
five handsome; best quality Brussels Carpets
Rosewood and Walnut Lounges
RoseWocd and Walnut Bureaus, marble tep
Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Comforts. and Bed.
Linen sheets, Bolster and Pillow Gases
Ana rs 1oS@ s aRd eeDnsP Rase
DINING Room.
One Brussels Carpet, handsome pattern
One Extension Table
Twelve Dining Chairs
One Sofa, two Sideboards
One Mirror, one Mantel Clock
Cutlery and Table Ware
Silver plated Tea Service
Silver plated Casters, FORKS, and Spos
One set Of fine Silk Rep Curtains
One elegant Brussels CARPET
One elegant W alnut Library Table
Chairs and Lounge to match
One Library Sideboard
Two fne Walnut Bookcases
One fine MahOga Bookcase
GU volumes of select Books, including the Gentle
mans Magazine, completes; Annual Register,
- Edinburgh Review, &c.
Three sets Silk kep Curtains
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furniture
Chairs, Tables, eueensware, and Utensils In full
SERVANTS ROOMS.
Furnished with Bedstesds and Bedding, Bureaus,
Chairs, &c
Stoves in all the chambers
Oilcloth aud Carpet upon the passageand stairs.
And at 4o'cock, p. m, on the said 9th lay OF 0c-
tober, $50, shall offer al that piece parcel of
ground in the said city of Washington known and
son subdivision OF square numbered two hundred
and eighty five, (2o5J improved by a fOur-stery
trimmings, and containing sixteen comfortable
rooms, situated upon the south side of X street
north, between 18th and 18th streets west.
Terms: $50 cash. balance in three, six, nine.
end twelve months from date, secured by deed OF
trust upon the premises. All conveyancng and rev.
post of 20 will be required when the house is sold
ALBERT G. HALL. Trustee.
seq dts LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
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+ UMBERI LUMBERH LUABERun

r .UMBERI LUABERn LUnBERm
4 large and complete a.sertmsnt Of Building Lum.
si5s ma White
Of a. s'd on i1S 'Is i;s q Hcs
80 Corner New York avenue and 9th stree
the pe.os 81 GsWELG e. T.
Isl, for i'm Improvement in MilSins Shields: '"i''
closed the 9th day Of DecsaIsr next: thai the be
tine Tor Hing arsrmsnts and the Examiner report
ss sG G Is ss sy Of .5s ,s
Any person may oppose th!. extension,
% 2-tu3w Commissioner OF Parents.
United STATS PATENT OFFICE, : =
the IF SSah 81
snt.d p he sh day q Seeenbsr. ss.f isl
1t 70 ordered that the .estimoa ny In the case be
on the sth day Of November next THAI the time
limited to che 18th. day. OF November next, aod
SAD petition be heard on the ga day Of Noysm
Any person may oppose this extension.
seE-tuN Commissioner OF Patents.
LIMITED STATES PATENT. OTTIOE,.
tn. PETITION y saa
OF Lea Pussy ascsssed praying foT the extension 20 g
T,1ssment 0I 8siirosd Pi.tfoIm sssis,: -. :.
closed on the nd day Of Noyembsr next: that th,
time for fling arguments and the Examiner's respr
that Nd petition b heard on the ith day d Dscsn
Any person may 0'posssA nc sf 8 FISHER,
ssl2m,t Commissioners Of Pstepts,
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHINGToN, October 3. 157e
Information has been received at this De partment
from Mr.. ii. Wilding. the Vice Consul of the United
States at Liverpool Of the death the 7th Of Sep
TENDER ultimo, eft that place. OF Captain GEORGE w
NicKsLs, Of the ship Ella Norton, Of New York
The legal representatives of the deceased can
obtain further information by addressing this De
partment.
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NITEp STATES mARsHAL,s SALE

In virtue OF writ of feri facias, Issued from the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale, for oash in front of the Court House door of
said istIict, on M0NDA Y, the 7th day of October
nextclo0, at IL O'Clock m, all DESCENDANTS right,
title, claim and interest in and to original Lot No
90, in Square No. T4, in the City OF Washington D.
c. together with all and singular the prov ements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property Of
John Hogan. and will be sold to satisfy Execution
No. 6,22l, in favo of George w. Linyille
ALEX'R SHARP, u. b. Marshal, ID. u.
nhar9 ~ a
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS,

Rf GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Aucti0neers and Real Eetate Brokers'
NO o1S, southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets
PE0PERTI ON NORTH SHEET NEAR
NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
IA By tine of a deed of trust, dated July Al
ts,A A. ID lg69, aud duly recorded in Libsr Il and
s%-R, Nc II, folio 4l0, &c, of tire land records
forN asbingtop County ID and BY the dir ectien II
The party secured thereby, will sell public aoc-
L9n.i in front Of the premises at So oclcck D m on
Thu RspAY, the 9th day of October, A. p. $50. a
part uf Lots numbe. ID one %. thirty three 1871
thirty four aud thirty five 35), in the recorded
subdivision Of Lots in Square number Il 1--WE hund ed
and eleven (s1ll IN the City of Washngt oD ID u .
and being described as follows :Beginning on North
street at point ii feet west from the
corner Of said square and thence running west ajonc
said street nineteen l9) feet. thence north 10 the
therIe enthusiastically to point directly north ~
the point OF beginning and thence south TO the naee
OF beginning, together with the aleyway belnnoinv
Thereto and all the mproy ements, consistino 81 .
fine Brick Dwelling House.
Terms Of SALE One-thrd in cash .of which N 1mus,
be paid at sa'e) the deferred payments to be made
in six. twelve and eighteen moiths, with Interest
satisfsction of the Trustee. The terms 10 be cnm
piled with within seven days after the day of sale
otherwise the Trustee the right 10 sell the
property. alter one week notice, at the rist AMI
cost of the first purchaser. All conveyancinS and
stamps at the purchaser cost.
WIN II. WARD, Trustee.
Sc H-eoSds GSEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
UTBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
UNTIL TUESDAY, October I tn, lS7O, at s o clock.
IN front OF the premi es By order of the Trustee
oc1 eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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limited STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

In virtue Of a writ of feri facias issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the District
CGlumbia and to me directed and will sell, at public
sand District. on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Octo-
Der next, h0 at ~ clock N all defendants right,
title, claim and interest In and to Dwelling House
erected east half Of lot No 81 in square No. 209
in the city OF Washington, D. g.. seized and Levied
upon the property Of Timothy Rogers, and will be
sld to satisfy execution No 624l in favor Of VIM. b
Todd. ALEX SHARP, U. b. Marshal, ID. q.
September 9th, 1871. sen d
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OFFICIAL.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

WAsHlNGroS, q Oct Z, 1870
a Postal convention has been concluded between
the UEitr d states and the Colonial Governed of
New ICELAND. establishing an exchange Of CORE
srordeDce between ,he two countries by me aus OF
the direct line OF Colonial packets plying between
gan francisco and n ew Zealand, al we'll a. by such
az ~ IN L,f, usc' man sic Tsbt7 trans porsation
% ue espectiVe Post Office Deps tments of the two
his Convention will be Carried into opera iou on
Ihe Isl OF Dec nber lS0, and establishes inter
per each sirsle rSte Of half an ounce or frSc
.heIeoi, me payment on which y cJmpuis Dry, and
cred free q all Charge what. lever in the other
nietleiS posi- unpaid or prepaid any amount less
waried; but insnficieatiT paid letters on which
single rate or more has been prep.'d VII be for
q, a with the deficient postage Tor COL
Each country i 70 collect it, own po..age only on
at the following rates, viz
The United States postage on Newspapers is fixed
natter four cents each, weight Of four ounces or
bs hehsr sent 0r and
articles OF printed matter sent TO or received from
tic pcsa.e by the laws and regulations Of P th..
Colony
Provision is made for the transit through the
States mail Jackets of the correspondence closed
to transmit via The United states t. British Coinn
bis the British North American Province the ;,
is all provided that prepaid letters from foreign
countries received in and oI xarded from the Unit
states to New Ze .lsnd, shall be delivered in slid
Colony frce of al charges whstsoever and that let
tiers received in New Zealand from the United $ ates
s1dr. ssed TO New South sles OF Australia W.T. be
Forwarded to Australia subject to the So ne cond-
tions applicable correspondence originating
in New Zealand and address, &c these Col. nie3
New York. BoJton, and San francisco the
Offices Of EXCHANGE Oa the side Of tue United States
for all mails forwarded to receive from New
Zealand, under the provision Of this Convention.
The mail packets of the Colonial line plying be-
tween San Francisco and New ne aland make their
departures regularly from SIN francisco the ,9th
of each month.
By order of the Postmaster General.
JOSEPH Ii. ELACKFAN,
Sunerintaodeat
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MpRR,SW

! BY wM.L NALL 8 CO, Apstiereers.
700 9O2 south corner of Penn AID 9th st.
Unr.ED STATES MARSHAL AND pE.<D OF
T IJ,siss s =, a., ~ Fuk I'M. -,
VI isEu.f 1u' a the Clerk cfca OF the pr. II
ill., to he Gnsa f' STATE {. e4; az a
District We will sell; on wEDN EopAY
500 18th street, betwsen NV York avenue and /
Rosewood Pianos
II g Parlor Suite, whstnot
Hail Suite, Pictures
Marble top Tables, Bureaus
Marble top Cottsse Sets
Pillows and Bed ClothiRg
Three piy and Ingram Carpets
, MsJdrSte :. h9nDses ,os SScsers
Glass ssre and Kitchen Gfeu,ils.
(. sH si$SSS i i s: ssiss,Ip'y.
ID R.al Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No a1s 9TH St, opposite Post once Department
VERY DESIRABLE UNIMpRovEp PROPER
5an 81 rSTIIhEET, BETWEEN 2lsr AND
q, On WkpS,EsDAr, October IL, at /. O'Clock
sauare 50, snbdvided in lots ''''''''' ~ w. III
oo s5Gs Day OF ffi asos. Z. wAeaAMAs. Auet
ID New Marble BsiIdins.
Nos 900 and sO2, corner sth street and Penn ave-
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
- by virtue OF deed OF trust from George W.
e." hauptmsn aad wife, dated the Nth Of Septem-
folio 43, of the land records OF Washington c1untg
u. U, and by the direction of the party secured
thereby we will sell, at public auction the prqni
ses; en- In U bspAf, the 4th Of August. ls70, AZ 5
O'Clock D. m, part Of Lot No. 5. in square No SO,
peslnnng ID feet from the northeast corner Of said
eet thence wesw ard is feet thence north S5I feet
10 SAID street. and thence east Is feet 10 the begin
nlng with the building thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. $50 of which must
De PAID AT the sale) and the residue in six and twelve
months, with the purchasers notes, bearing inter
leure 10 comply with the terms of sale in five DAYS
the Trustees the right to resell at his risk
and cost. after ve days public notice, All stamps
and convey ancing At the purchasers cost.
S MMf r wG233TPPWMARp't Trustees
VIM. L. WALL & co, Aucts.
The purchaser having failed to comply with
the terms Of SALE the above described premises will
De SOLO at public auction. the above terms the
premise, on TUESDAY, August 30th Instant, at
WIN. z. woODwARD,I ,..
JOHN 7. GIVEN Trustees
WIN. L.. WALL CO., Aucts.
The purchaser having failed TO comply with
the terms OF sale, the above described premises will
be sold, at public auction the above terms. $50
down at the time OF sale,D on the premises on WE'D
NESDA1, October 9Th, lo7O at O'Clock o. m,
WIN. X. WOODWARD,i -.
JOHN T. GIVEN Trustees
oc1. VIM. l.. WALL Co, Aucts.
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APostsl Convention has been conclud, 4 bet ween
the United States and the provinces of Vancouver
Island and British Columbia, establishing and rega.
lating the exchange Of CORE lpondence with tho e
Colonies on the same basis that adopted in the
Postal COny entIou with the Dominion of Canada
This Convention, which goes into i'rIn, tate Doe
ration, establishes combipC sir Gle rate of in ar
national letter postage Of six (6 cents per esch half
ounce OF under If prepaid the mailing OH rs in
either country, and ten (l0l cents rP, sted rnpIid
to be collected delivery. Letters which have be an
prepaid less than full suge rate OF postage are
TO be transmitted as wholly unpaid bat nsufcIently
paid letters ON which single rae more ha been
prepaid will be forwarded charged with the deficit
postage only for collection on delivery Letters fully
prepaid received in either country from the other
are to be deliye rcd free OF al charsc hat -oeyer
Letfers posted in either country for delivery in the
other may also be registered provide the full post
age chargeabe thereon, " getner with a registration
fee OF five 5 cents e,ch letter, be prepaid at the
mailing office.
Newspapers pamphlets ma -azines, aud all other
articles OF printed matter, are TO be charg- with
the regular domestic rate Of po,tIye to and from
the frontier line in the Unite SIase and in the Pre-
yiNces respectively
The Offices Of exchange on the side of the Unit,
states are Boston, New York, Franci co. Port
land, tOr.gon) tcd Olympia, Warrington Terri
tOTy.b
BY order Of the Pos Master Gener-I
JOSEPH III. BLAUKFAN,
superintendent Foreign Mails
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DY TBOS. Il. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
S19 It'll street, opposite Post Once

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON MASSACHU-
SETS AVENUE, NEAR CORNER OF 18th,
SOUTH SIDE
ON SATURDAY. October Is, at O'Clock D. m.
l. shall sell at public auction, the premises part
OF lot IL, IN square 2b, having front OF IS feel
Massachusetts avenue.
Terms One third cash, balance 6, II, Is months
notes, secured by deed of trust Conveyanciug and
stamps at purchasers cost. 500 day of sale To
be resold at purchssers cost, if terms of sale
not complied with in five days.
LEWIS +. CLEMENTS, Trustee
oC5-eo6ds TUOS. K, WAGGAMAN Auct
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A Postal Convention establishing and regulating
the exchange Of correspondence between the United
States and the Republic Of Salvador has been con
cluded and will be carried into immediate oper alton
Ii provides for regular exchan &c of CORE
between the two countries by the ordinary routes oI
communication via the Isthinus Of Pansms. com
pricing letters, newspapers. and printed matter of
every kind originating in either country, and ad
dressed to and GeiIv in the other.
The rates OF postage he eater 10 be levi and
collected in the United States the correspondence
posted IN taIs atry and addressed to the Republic
of DOR posted thar cOHatry ard Tscsr.d in
the United STATES, areas follows, viz:
On letters ten cents for each single rate of half
ounce or under.
?. On newspapers and unsettled circular, two
cents each.
8 And ON pamphlets, periodicals. DO ,ks, and other
kinds Of printed papers, one cent for each ounce or
fraction Of ounce.
1t is to be particularly observed. that the above
must be fully pre- paid the mailing Office ON mar
ter sent, and collected at the office Of delivery on
matter received. Any correspondence, therefore,
posted unpaid or insufficently paid can not be for
Warded.
These rates not in fun to destnati ,n the Re-
public Of Salv adOr leyying and COLI citing po;tIye
charge on each arrcle OF correspo 'dence, whether
sent Ia OF received from the United Stltcs
The Offices of exchange on the side of the IIni.ad
States are New York and San Francisco
POstmasters will levy ard collect postage on and
after this date.
By order OF the Postma ste- e9era':
JOSEPH ii. BLACFAN.
Superintende II Fofe IA Mails.
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by VIM. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 900 Penn. av., cor 9th If

SALE OF VALUABLE FARM, WITH I'M
PROVEMENTS.
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October II ,
Ia; AZ O'Clock, We will sell, at salesroom, thu
elevated and beautiful residence on Anacostia
Heights, one mile from the Washington Navy ard
Brio ge, with twenty three acres Of ground recently
occupied by I'd d. NELL, Esq., now United States
besides kitchen and servants apartments, and has q
good stable and other out houses. Upon the place
10 an orchard Of more than one thousand pear frees
besides grapery of two or three hundred vines
Possession give Immediately.
We would especially call the attention Of buyers
TO this sale, As il Is in very desirable location and
Will make n fine country seat
Terms. One quarter cash; balance in one, two
and three years, secured by deed of trust de-
posit Of 500 required as soon as sold
JOHND. MCPHERSON,
Attorney for Owner.
&C 4tocn VIM l.. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
DALIIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAl

RAL1IMokE AND OHIO KAILROAD
WASHINGTON, June s, lsos.
q. .SS TSsa M sfSJSsSI Ne i. CHE
FOB BALTIMORE.
L,Ne daily, except sunday, 3. 6:4s. 1:as and
' i Or a aSG VIZ ss2 s st2 fGS s4' M
L ave daily except sunday, at GAS and s:2s .
H. s:'o ..a rs H&ssARoL1s,
70 or ana on M sn$ No
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Leave sSk K: EhE 81 81 = fIf
M !. "a: Y s,;;ss u q, s.
AZ. Ios strsSsnsTs and point: between Relay House
ass sIs
notation train. - =
washinston station Ticket Omos q Ill hours I. tie
For New York, Philadslphia, and Boston. - a.
vsrtisemeat Of " Through Line
I'd s;2:; :I;: =.
THHPPEEfEI IdHs sTN
I6H ed Esw IosH are ~
ioS INV YooRk, without chang. Of o.s..
Leave daily tsxcept Sunday q 5:2S Q. m, 19:AS
| FOE PHILADELPHIA.
Leeye daily (exosDt sundAy) st 5:Ss .. ~, 19:ls
| ON SUNDAY.
Lsaxe for Rev York It see ,. N, and Phladol-
EisspinS e.rs for Nsy York O D, m. train only.
BossoSs can Ss Ssa q he Station Once :. III ScuSs
See &c S:I.im.rs and Ohio R.Ilroad .eysrtisensn.
| for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
A.S'' Master Of Trss.5 oStStSon.
| I. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
r J. HHIBHRa11.