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NAPOLEON'S SURRENDER.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
TERRIBLE FIGHTING PREVIOUS
TO THE CAPITULATION.
10000 PRUSSIANS and 10000 FRENCH
KILLED and WOUNDED.
Bazaine Still Shut Up in Metz.
WHERE Is The PRINCE IMPERIAL !,
NOTHING SAID -ABOUI HIM.
Bazaine Still Shut Up in Metz.

BAZAINE STILL BOTTLED

BAZA1SE STILL BOTTLED.
BERLIN, Sept. "a dispatch, just received.
has the following" Since Wednesday last Ba-
1aine has steadily sought TO escape to the north,
but has always been frustrated by Gen. Man
teufel, directed by Prince Frederic Charles
WHAT THEY BELIEVED IN PARIS YES
TEEDAY. .-
1t is really believed in Paris that Nom Mahon 4,
acting on the offensive, and that on Thursday
he destroyed the Prussian left, obIigne the
Crown Prince to fan back on the hills Of Az
gonne.
~ THE FIGHTING THIS WEEK.
LONDON, Sept 3.-The fSsss this incoming
says: Mcmahon, by q series Of errors, has AZ
gravated IN initial error. and compromised the
last chance Of retrieving the fortunes OF France.
From the chaos Of uninteiligible and conflicting
tele2rans We gather that McMahon was pro-
ceeding to the relief OF Metz. when he was
encountered md driven back by the Germans.
who pursued him 20 closely aud constantly
that collisions were inevitable. Hence conflicts
have been reported all the week. There was
serious work ct Sedan on Tuesday, when
Mcmahon perched. on the heights OF, yaux.
near Carignan. Thither cane the Emperor on
Tuesday. On that day $4,000 of McMahou,s
army were attacked between Mouzon ana
Moulins. This vas the first battle OF Beau
mont, reported by King william to the Queen.
The French wge driven over the Msuse to
Mouson. The encounter on the other bank of
the river becAxp general The French were
expelled from sEsux, and only faced about
wednesday between Douzy and BaseIllcs, Win
the Neuse and the Cher between them and the
enemy. A severe engagement occurred The
Pruseians turned the French riSht, necessi
tating q retirement on Sedan, before which
town they again renewed tho tight on Thurs
day, when they were driven into that fortress
10000 PRUSSIANS AND 10000 FRENCH
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The New York Telesrun
has the following special: 4EE
LoHDoS. Sept. Especial dispatches from the
seat Of war report most brilliant Prussisn sue
cesses. 1000 Prussians and 10000 French sol-
ders lay killed or wounded ON the field Of bsttle.
special dispatch from Brussels, dated Sop
tember 2, reports that the Prusians who enter |
ed Belgium, and surrendered at the requisition |
of the Belgian authorities, have been sent to |
Bruges. The French captured at the same time |
have been lodged in the citadel Of the same |
city. The greater part of the officers of both |
forces have been set at liberty on parole.
The entire population Of Namur have placed
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THE LATEST.
King William to be Emperor of
Germany.
GEN. fAILLY SPOT RI HIS SOLDIERS.
Prince Napoleon Stripped Of bis Rank BY
The Empress.
THE LATEST.
GEN. FAILLY SPOT RI HIS SOLDIER.
ONE OF THE RESULTS.

CaLls-Fricdte Sources.
LONDON. Sept. 3.-1he Germans are urging
King william to declare bimself Emperor Of
Germany.
GENERAL FAILLY SHor-PRISCE IA.
POLEoN STRIPPED OF HIS RANK
LoNToN, Sept. 3.-Tbe following dispatch has
just been received here:
BRUssRLs, Sept. 3, noon.-General Failly has
been shOt-one account says by McMahon's or
ders, and others say by his own soldiers
The Empress enjoined Prince Napoleon TO
return 10 Paris. He has refused, and decree
has been Issued stripping him or his rank of
Prince and Senator, and Withdrawing his iota-
ton.
The EtOile Of this city says:-"The Frenc,,
have been utterly defeated; the Emperor an,
Mcmahon are prisoners; the French soldiers
massacre their own officers: and many OF the
latter have escaped into Belgium"
THE BATTLE OF THURSDAY.
LONDON, Sept. B ) 80 p. M.-The following
dispatch from Berlin has just been received
here:
Particulars of the battle OF the let instant are
still deficient, though at Paris il IL thought the
contest resulted fayorably TO the French
The Emperor certainly made demand for a
truce by letter, and then came in personally
and Surrendered.
WHAT THEY SAY IN PARIS.
LONDON, Sept 3, } 80 p. m.-faris telegrams
continue to say that Mcmahon may hold out
under the shelter Of the fortresses; that Ba-
zaines position Is good, and that he lacks
neither provisions nor men.
MARTIAL LAW IN ALGERIA.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-Martiai law has been de-
clared in Algeria.
-cSUA
The Russian press is q unit in its sympathy
with Prussia.
NO NEWS FROM PARIS.
NRw YORK, Sept. 3, go p. m--Although dis
patches have been received i'm this city to-day
by the French cable, not word has been heard
from the Paris agent OF the Associated Press,
which indicates that the cen or has forbidden
the transmission of al news OF political char
actef.
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ga lost srt-Family government.

1A lost srt-Family government.
~Red Cloud hats are the style with the De-
troit ladies.
DNA pair OF tights-Two drunkards
eV"Fah opepings"-1he coal holes on the
@nnnois is about to hold an anti-Mssonic
mass convention.
- cincinnati proposes to follow st. Louis in
hcensing and regulating the social evil.
nIChcsgo irreverently dubs a clergyman,
1.-THE Rev. Moral Slush, ID. d."
0-The bathing bellies at the watering places
are called dive -in-ities.
~The Clothing Cutters Trade Union in
New York calls itself the "Sons Of Adam"
- Show this to your husband-A pever-fail-
ing cure for ''sulks." Silks.
used to cover native brass i repudiated With
scorn.
SThe woods in Canada seem to be having
an "all fred bad time Of It."
~Lena Luelia Josephine Roberta Mufsidors
Smith turns mp in the census Of Indiana
~when does the rain become t~o familiar
back.
@Miss Maggie Lyons. OF Des Moines, is out
on the plairs Killing bull buEaloes-
~"Some researcher after absurdties is en-
deavoring 10 make out that Poe did not write
the poem Of the Raven" Poh poh,
- Recently near Victoria Peak. Texas, some
Indians burned the house OF Mr. kdgOre, carry
ing oL DIS nttle son.
~Cheyenne is stamped by female candi-
dates for the Offices OF County Clerk and Su-
perintendent OF Public Schools.
~An Ohio census taker has discovered a
girl two years old who rejoices in the name OF
Ulysses Grant.
~The most fashionable as wei as durabIe
gloves are the "Gants de Suede' with long
cauntlets and three buttons
~Mr. Turner, OF Raleigh, who has been
gwen considerable notoriety by despstches from
that city relating % the recent election in.
North Carolina, 4 having himself advertised
again by ipstituting suit against Gcv. Holden.
n0The widow Of the late Secretary Rssiins
is about becoming the resident OF one OF the
finest mapsioys in Dsubury, Conn, purchased
for her and the children OF the late secretary by
President Grant, ss trustee Of the Rsvlius Fund.
ga writer complains that the Waiter OF the
Period has the decidedly unpleasant habit OF
treating his forehead, during the warm weather,
a. though it were . plate, and causing his nap
kin TO perform those SERVICES which are gener-
ally intrusted 10 the confidence Of q pocket
Handkerchief.
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The 1arkess To-Day.
fete0rapAed ksclsnvels % fze <r.ssx, sy,y

BALrinoRB, Sou. s-cotton frmer. hpt mn,
snn9'aDIs higher, at l9>s Flour duh and norniuail
wheat very dull: Amber Maryland. SI.ssaSI 90
western red winter, o. l-Oa sIS IS. Corn irreenlrr
and lower. Maryland white, y0sss N Marylsni yellow
IS, western white. 9aco mi Xed western slas5 OaIs
easier, at 4sa51. Rye. 75aoc PrSvsiOa unc hanged
Nhi-key in fair dems nd st 9Baef
BALTIMORE. Sept. 3-yirginia skies, old 5lS, bid
tEs asked. do. lsS, 81 bid
NEW YORK, - pt. 3.-stocke very irregular Gold,
pa Money 4a5 per cent Exchange. long. ga. short.
lets. u e, lsS2. coupon. = Virginia q -k-ctn
pom, 661s do. new, SIS. Nor.h Carolina &c, old, 90
do. ntw. -.
New YORK, sep' 3-FlOur dull aud 5aIO cents
aGd steady. H-
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Tel>0r%p.ed ErelGssc>ly % ne sv,ns.e S,.-

''I7," A. Ioa ast','F 70 rf EreNtsg Slar
RocHESTEg. y. \. Sept. S.-Daaiei Aa...
while 81 work this morning, the Central
Rsill Dad bridge In this city. had both legs cat "a
by locomotive. He cannot recover.
PorGBKEErsiK, Sept. S.-wm. y. Stiles. Tor
fifty yes-s resident OF Rhineheck. fcll do.n
s'1irs, at bis sidepce in that vIllaes YESTERDAY
and a.sciured his skuil. lie died three hours
afterwards.
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. THK NKw STAMPED ENvELoPRs to be issued
on the lst OF October are being prepared. The
stamps to be embossed on the new envelopes
wilt agree in color and design, as nearly as pos
sibie, with the several denominations Of postage
stamps of the present issue. They differ in
shape the latter being oblong and the former
oval
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LAID SALES II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &
Brother sold on Saturday last "areepbank," !"
icks burg. on the Stafford side, the property of
Mr- Hugh Scott, to Hugh Ferguson, OF PENN
sylyaIia, for 81, 900 equivalent TO cash. Mr.. II.
Neskp estate recently for Sl9s00 cash. The
sanBe land agency also sold 200 acres on the
plank road, eighteen miles above Fredericks-
burg, the property Of A. Nichols, to James A.
lions. OF Pennsylvania, for 81 900 cash.-Frsd-
.rirkstrre Ledger.
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baltimore AND PoroNAC RAILRoAp.-We
understand that Captain Moore and his party
are Progressing finely In their work OF locating
the route Of the Baitimore and Potomac rail-
derstand, also, that the company have recently
purchased . lot of ground at Pope's creek, en-
braciDg q considerable water front, for the use
Of the road at that point. The right of way has
within our country. This gratifying iaiorma-
ton, which We obtain from reliable source, is
very encouraging to eli who desire to see this
greatwcrk completed-C1avlcs Co. (Md.) Times
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SToRN SIGNALS ON THE UPPER POTOMAC
Four officers OF the Signal Corps have been az
signed to duty along the valley o. the upper
Potomac, Tor the observation OF storms aud sig
naliDg the same across the country for the in
forma lion OF farmers.
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HOW THE NEwsIs RECEIvED,

INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN LONDON
ANXIETY TO LEARN PARTICULARS.
LONDON, Sept. 3, roon.-The news Of the sur
render Of the Emperor and Of McMahon's army
has created the creates. excitement, and there
is universal anxiety to learn whether this sur
render involves cessation of hostilities and the
urresisted occupation Of Paris.
PARIS HASN'T HEARD THE NEWS.
PARIS, Sept 3-The Journal O&eiei OF this
morning represents ooursgeously every event OF
the campaign as q succes Of the Emperor.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT IN NEW
NHw YORK, Sept. 3-The news OF the sur
render OF McMahon's army creates the greatest
excitementt In this city. A dosen extras have
been issued. The people are standing before
the newspaper ohices, watching for something
more to come. There is great excitement in
Wall s;roet., ~
EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.
PB'LADILPHrA, Sept. 3.-The latest cable
news he's caused Epeat excitement here. Ger
H An and American fiage ere now being run M,
aud the bulletin boards are surrounded by
crowds, cheering wildly.
AND In BALTIMORE.
BALrnoRB, Sept 3-The news or the French
surrender he's created intense excitement in
this city. German flags are d, ing, and the
newspaper ofiees srs besseged by immense
crowds apxiously awaiting further particulars.
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The North Caroltua Imbrogtto Gov.
Holden Net Liable 20 Arrest

RALEIGH, Sept. S.-rhe apple alton made ve--
terday for = bench warrant to arrest tsOvernOr
Holden for the arrest of JOsiah Turner, Sr.. by
the militia, alleged 70 have been authorized by
him, WIS fully debated yesterday and to-day
The justices OF the Supre me Court upani snou~ly
rest.
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The CONTRACT for furnishing all internal
revenue officers east OF the Rocky Mountains
with stationery until the s0th OF June next, was
to-day awarded to Mesus- Philip * Solomons,
OF this city. About s46,O 600 worth Of stationery
WIS used last year, but on account CT the re-
duction OF officers and taxation a smaller amount
viii be sufficient this year.
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CLERICAL CHANGEs-In the Second Aud
tors office William n. Fsrrow has been pro :
noted from first TO second class clerk; A. II.
Wright has resigned, and Ernst II. wardwell,
OF Maryland, has been appointed to a frst-class
clerksiip.
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HoN. +. c. ISeBRsoLL, Of the Fifth Illinois
District, win, it is po'itively stated, be q candi-
date for reelection to Congress, all reports to
t'e contrary Notwithstanding. He will, no
doubt, be Ienoninated on the 9Th ins tant.
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MANNED SOLDIKRs.-The rolls OF the Pension
Office show that there now drawing PEN
sioDs 5,O06 soldiers who have lost one arm, GIT
one leg, $50 both arms, AZ both legs, and 81 an
arm and leg.
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LIKUT. CoM'R THEODORE r. JEWELL, OF this
city, has been ordered to the Naval Obserya-
tory in this city.
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H The moral citizens Of GlenviIle, -. y
have been scandalized very considerably during
.ome eims past by the teachings OF a lady, WHO
pretended 10 be OF their number. but now turns
out TO be an agent OF Brigham Young. Having
failed with her lady friends, she turned her at
tention TO her husband, and Ee Processes % ba
20 shocked with her advocacy OF the creed that
he has hled petition for a divorce.
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RECEPTION TO TIE PRESIDENT OF LIBERIA
Israel Dnle, Esq, of the Internal Revenue o.
hce, last evening gave reception at his resi-
dence on street, to President Roye, of Libe-
ria, who is now on s.sit to this city. A large
number OF d'stinguished persons we're present
to welcome Mr.. Roye, who wss formerly a resi-
dent OF Ohio.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Having made arrangements with ssme Of tina 49,
Distilieriee IN the country fos esd whfskies ,sr
viz: The celebrated Old Grow, seven yesr. a ~
pr gallon =. a. Bovens, years Old. a ~ 49, -
lon koesrtson s,tyears Old, osp prr ssIicr xs
!smiiy Ssctar years old, "a o PER ssiiS5 ~. Sa
sor.ssd Pine APPLE irectinsd, SI9 - ssiia. LoS-
per eanon: Dry ostsvba stiii,' 1f@ S5sssss S1ssns.
s.ll iron kofsh osroliss, % pss iio1 ppsrnonx
got elseyhere Tor The eame grads- 'H-n osn %
Llper1 olscount TO the trade. O. GAUrfwu
fropnetor OF the celebrated Native W.. n..s-,-
So.l1lI and 1919 Pennsylganis srsnna a. ~
norm oharies street. Baltimore IA.
MARRIAGE u HONORARIR.
,LssAYs FOB YOUNG MEN, on the honor.
pIess ufeel end adyantsses Of happy n MIRIIIeT -
GO us1ed With Single Life. and the fearful IyiIs
W o,LIhAcY. IN modern times, Sent free I'M sesled
spnseiepes: Addrees, HOWARD AsseCIATION
oo4 rnaiadsiphfs, fa. ny1Sm.WfA
DAfCMRLOR's HAZE DYE.
I'M DssndM Hair Dye n ths best N ths vsvna.
nGmiees, reliable, fnstantnneeD, doe nof eoSSs6n
xei hof any estaIsf Doison % produce Darsiyas OF
S3esun& virtues thfy do not Doaseo. The genuine
"A. Bstehelors lair Dye 6ss had fAsrrr vsaws'
sntarpished reputation 70 uphold its integrity =
S9 sns sn'' ON sensSt Hair pysZSlssh e nroy BOLD
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DURING TIE WEEK ending day there has
been received hy the Treasurer of TIE Uulted
States from the printing division sIJS .aa0 in
fractional currency. The amount rarsard..l
during the same period Was q 3 .2Sl ssa an noteS
and si3o, ,2i5 in fractional currency.
The amount of securities held by the rrcaSu-
rer OF the United States in trust for natioual
banks reported to-day were a. follows For ctr
culstng nOtes, sJ42 ,64s 500 for deposits OF pub
lac moneys, Si6 ,5il 800. Total. SB5S aSg, $40.
The Nmount OF mutilated bank notes bn-r- l
during the week Was s7s9 0e0, m tking the t,tal
amount burned 10 date. SIS .30S, SIS. The hauK
currency issued tor bills DESTROYED during the
week was s2il,9n making the total amount
issued therefor So .2l6, ,9is. and leaving a bal
ance due Of Z 1850. .ts1. The National Bank cir
culation outstanding at this date r. seg9 3ga .aa
The amount OF fractional currency rede emed
and destroyed during the week was S.25 800.
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LARGE ECoNTRACr.-The contract for build
ing the House Of Correction i'm Philadelphia has
been awarded TO X. j. DObbin, his bid OF
1899 800 being the lowest offered for the build
ing, heating and ventilsting of the proposed
structure. This is the largest contract ever
awarded by the city 10 q single individual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03

Bs Bashrs', Eroke-,' aaa CSrlr1.rclal T,s,srar.
Lewis yOhnson A Co. quote stocks aud bonds N,
hone and foreign markets ss follows:
Nkw noka, seet s.-First Bo.rd-u. =. es, lsSi
coupon ls 2le $50 coupon. lls's O. De lscl, cos
pon, ll-a DIS, lS5. coupon, lll's, .gs new, 1853,
coupon, no 1s, ls7, coupon. lle; 1os, ls6s oou
Pon, le'@' h Ss. ooupnu. ioos. Currency g.. lli'a
msriposa, "a do !rei d, =, 0snton. =; Cum
berlsnd, Old, 80; Western Union Telegraph, b
quicksilver. q. Pacific mAil. %: Boston Water
PoSer On d, Is; Adam. EIprc.s, e5A.. Wells. FsrsO
%. Express, le,A. American Express, OF a. al =
United states kKpress. e: do, preferred, -.
New York Central and Hudson, 95s: do. do Scrip.
Harlem, prefd, :; Resding. es's; Michigan Central
u.s.; Lake Shore and Michigan southern. S,ss :
Illinois Central, lS6; Cleveland and Pittsbure
las1s; Northwest, ofd SO: do !, prefId. ss's: New
jersey Central. lelss: Rock Island, lis6: -miiwau-
kie ard St Paul. 6la Milwaukee aud ST. Paul pr.f a.
1e; Wabash and Western. SIS. wabash and West,
ern pi =; Fort Wayne, ~: Alton and Terre aute.
q Alton, lll;. CHICAGO Alton, prefd, u.s. Ohio
and Mississippi Certificates. So: Tennessee State
Sc, old, g. Tennessee State Sc. new, 633,; gir
sinis State IS. old. es: North Carolina 6s. old.
~ h. Market steady,
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REDUCING THE FORCE.-In accordance with
the recent act of Congress for the reduction of
the force OF assistant assessors OF internal rev.
enue throughout the country, the force now en-
ployed by Assessor Needs, Of this Distric, will
be reduced one third on the 1st proximo, thus
leaving but six to transact the revenue business
Cor Washington, Georgetown and the county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03

INTERNAL RKvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were 81 PIT ,ss2.I6.
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Missouri Polttfcs-rwo RApubltcaa
Conventions and two Tickets Carl
Sehurs President of the Liberal re.
publtcan GoaveottSo.
f,IegrepAed krclssscels 10 YA< 1ressss Sss>>
ST. LoUrs. Sert- S-The regular radical con-
W utiOn me, az jefferson City yesterday mora
ing and nominated the tollostng ttcket --For
Governor, .IoSeph McClurs. Lieutenant G1vcf-
nOr, Alfred Harlan; Secretary OF state, John =.
stovvr; Treasurer. {. j. fllly; Auditor, -. Am'-
,t'r, Attorney General, W. a. John. nau-
ht OF resol aticns were adopted
IN the recommendation of the liberal rCI az
hesns Who lett the regular convention, thr
I,sloem OF the Libersl convention, Cal
SShIi =, Nss made permanent president. aud
VIC NC iSSioNihs tlcket wss nominated. For Cover
,"I, - 1fstz Brown. Lieutenant Governor. r
,,. S.nens, secretary Of State. Sam1 2. navs:
A. 1. BakyT. "o'Ai'
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APPOINTMENTs AND PROMOTIONS IN THE
PATENT OTFICE.-The following appointments
ard promotions were to-day made in this Of
fee :-Pronotiors-Jamcs Supton, to be second
assistant examiner; ID. p. Cowle and j. A.
Decker, to second-class clerkships; w. G. Hen
deTson to first-class clerkshir, and j. Z. Wild
man to elerkship at 800 per annum. Appoint
ments-C. w. Forbes as frst-class clerk and
Ms. Jennie Dugan. of Miss, as copYist
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ro5TRsss MONROE, Sept. 3.-The pilot-boat
s.styH WANG ~ reports very heavy sea from the
vessels are below bound out. The sea : breaS'
ing on the middle grounds,
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TO nkkE ROOM FOB A VERY LARGE
FaLL sToCh, NOW BEiNG BOCGRT m
EUROPE, HAVE OOHCLUDED TO
REDUCE THE PRICES
ALL MY GO0DS,
1sb A. 0FyER s9w sgrEKIoR iNBUozAHHn

ny stock s of that eIa.. IN which most everybody
VII nnd sOmethIng in which he ts m heed Of, com
prlslns- -
1sr. THE NOTION DEPARfMENr, which
SJskeeP well assorted and up 70 the mark.
81. TOILET ARTICLE DEPARFMssr, COM
priaUg good assortment . be fouDS .Dd
Imske Q speciality Of GOOD EAlRBRCSHES.
II TIE ZEPHYR wORsTED DEPART
MINT. which Las become well known e % re-
suire no further comment.
4TR TIE TOT DEPARTMENT., which al
uAys Presents such . ysrst, 10 leave little
snsati-hed.
STH. TIE FANCY ARTICLE DEPARTMENT.,
N shich you can find sTATUETTEs, VASES,
MIR and other BUAES, CAkD and other
hEIs, lSk STANDS, OPERA and YIELD
CLASSES, &c, &c.
6TH- TIE HOSIERY DEPARrMENr Witch
epr eseBts HOSIERY and GLOVES, Ladies and
Dents CkDEk~EAB, &C.
1IH. TIE REGALIA AND THEATRICAL
found eyeIyth hing Necessary for RIGALIA and
MAbQUERADk-
eTH. THE BASKET DEPARTMENT, which
presents fuil sssortment " TRAYELING aud
other BASKETS.
nt. Impossible 20 conceive ths variety of goots 4
Keen therefore x0ud respectfully solicit call.
P.s.-Ihs store 10 cool and pleasant.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED elILH, Sunday excepted,
At The Star Bull Iding,
W. Corner Pennsylvsnia Av. and llth st.,
HESlNG STAR NEWSPAPER C0NfisY.

rHE STAB is served By carriers 70 their sub
srrlhers in the City and District &C TEN CESTs PKR
WIZ or TORTYFOUR CENTS PKR MONTH. Copies
n The cOurter, Two GENTS.
PlcE FoR MAILING Three Months, 81 SO:
.,I Months. $500; One Year, 500. No pagers
we .eptf rom the ofhce longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY eTAR-publishsa on Friday
.orzlng-sl SO yeer.
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orr ON LEAvE.-Mr. Wsldenar de Bodsco,
Secretary OF the Russian Legation In this city,
leaves here on Tuesday next, with his family, to
take steamer fer Europe on the sth inst, on a
leave Cf absence .or eight months. Outing his
long residence in Washington Mr.. de Bodisco
has made many and warm friends, who will
wish him bon voyage at parting and extend him
a hearty welcome on his return. Having Broken
UP his own establishments, Mr.. de b. and family
are at present staying with Mr.. Turk, on ii
street. ..-. ..--..- ...-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03

REDUCING rHKWAE DEPARTMENT ExPRNssS
BY order OF the Secretary OF War, several
changes have been made in the clerical force
Of The Quartermaster Generals once, by which
i've clerks have been reduced from fourth to
first class. Similar changes will be made in the
Ordnance and Engineer Bureaus, and other
branches Of the War Department This action
is taken by the Secretary with q view t. remod-
cling the clerical force and simplifying the
business OF the bureaus. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03

n. sILvERBER0,
sIa SEVENTH STREET,
BET P.sSsYIvASrA AVENUE AND ID srREsI
y6r
THIRD SUPPLY OF WAR MAPS LUST BE
Il CEIyED Enough q supp. ~ the nl,!l,Yh,,
SREsCH, lASGRAH OGiLNls,
Iyeu 9O9 Pepnsy ly ania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03
The Claims 0f Canada On Account fof
Fenian Raids g ee Pat en the Ala.
bama Claims FO0ting.

TORONTO. CANADA, Sept. 3.-The Dailv Tsl-
to England has been productive Of impor, ant
resufs; that in future Canada win have voice
in any modification that may be made In ths
losees sustained in the Fen'an raids viii =. ,''s
On the same footing ~ the Alabama question.