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Contracted limbs and Dropsical
Gvrnliiucs,

swellings.
The req ztatou acquired ~ The Ointment as .
means of u.iliEing stiff jaIuts, by re-endowing
them With fexiblIitS and activity. Is vice as
the ran &c Of civilization. Persons Who ha We not
soue he'd the ground with one, or peghAp. either
leg for year-, bee able 70 step out firmly
without any other help than cane, and in some
instances without req .irins even that stance
Dropsi-sl seedlings reduced and the deposit
ton o. water in the cellalsr tissue arrested by the
tonic aotion Ct TIE Ointment In all these case.
is essen sis that the preparation be Faithfully
and vigorously rubbed N.
CAUJfbs.-Tbs words "Holloway's New
York aud London are watermsrked on each
leaf Of the directions in which the bore. and
pots are folded. For information leading to the
detection Of eounterteiters Of the medicines, .
handsome reward will be given Sold st the
man ufaetory, No SO Maiden Lane. and BY re-
spectacle drnsxists and dealers in medicines
hro1ghout the world. A eonside sble saving 10
ELECTED by purchasing the large 8 ses. Full d.
rections with svs-y box o. pot. 'stlsdsiy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

MCMAHON DIsoBEys ORDERS

MCMAHON DISOBEYS ORDERS.
LONDON, Sept. lit is said that Marshal
McMahon disoboyed the orders OF the Emperor
TO detach $4,000 troops 10 protect the Prince
Imperial.
The Empress remains In Paris, as does also
the diplomatic corps.
The >iege Of Suasburg continues. Great
slaughter has been occasioned by the vigorous
bombsrdment. The garrison made a sortie on
Tuesday night and drove the Germans several
miles.
Passengers between London and Paris still
worry through by wsy OF Dover aud New sven
The French frigate on Plymouth, after cap
turing the Julius, was seen on Wednesday, art
dusk, in pursuit OF large German ship, whIsh
was making every effort to escape.
THE PRIyATEER CANARD.
PARIS, Sept. The FigarO's cansrd about
the sailing OF German privateers from America
has excited the wrath OF the public against the
editors.
PRUSSIAN BARBARITIEs AT STRAS-
BURG.
PARIS, Sept. Letters from Strasburg con-
tnue to complain OF the Prusslans for firing on
the houses and not on the defence. A quarter
of the city has been destroyed. The inhabitants
clsmor death rather than surrender g" The
besiegers employ the prisoners they capture TO
work on the trenches.
At the meeting Of the Corps Legis,atif last
evening, one OF the Ministers declared that
Suasb, re deserved well OF the country, aud
should always remain French.
Deputy Keller demanded the sending OF a
commission to arm the people OF the Upper
Rhine, who were ready 90 rise m1ss,.
Strssburg, its citizens. and its garrison are
the theme of praise everywhere. The bishop
Of the city has urged the commander 20 hold
ont til the last prayer Is uttered, and then re
tire 10 the citadel and the city, rather than
let in the enemy.
IL is said that 500 goo Prussian soldiers have
been either killed or disabled since the war he
gan. II is estimated that the war costs PraS,ia
ten and a half million francs daily.
TIT FOR TAT.
LcSDoS, Sept IA large body OF Mobiles
are reported 70 have passed the Rhine near Bel
lnger, some twenty miles below Basic. cut the
teleFraphs and then retired. Precautions have
been taken 10 guard against sIch enterprises
hereafter
Ii is reported that three army corps have en-
tered France from Baden.
THE FRENCH CLAIM A GREAT VIC
TORY.
PARIS. Sert. i.-The ,G1rrsis saws Last
night Marshal Barscany DIIiliers assured
members Of lis club that a battle had occurred
at Courielles, which resulted in a great victory
for the French, thirty Thousand Prassians
having been placed hOrs de combat and large
amount of prisoners and baggage being cap
tured by the French.
The Journal des DeJats says:-"A number of
wagons and fitty-nine horses belonging 70 the
Prrssian Prince Royal were captured near
ChslOns recently"
Tpron. Pirate Soaroes
MORE SERIOUS F1GUrfNG-THE PRIrS-
SLAMS ENTER CARIGNAN.
AELoS, BRiGIUE, Sept. l--SeriOus fighting
isreported between Armigny and DOize.
The Prussians entered CsrignaR at 10 O'Clock
yesterday.
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. large n.mber Of smbulances @ the govern
ment.
The Empress OF the French Il stin unwearied
and unceasing In her attentions 10 the wounded
as they arrive in the improvised hospitals az the
Taileries and at the hotpitsl tcnts in the ad-
joining grounds.
The diplomatic corps OF Paris remain here,
and hsvo no intention Of leaving with the mem
hers OF the government. a. the Empress re-
mains in Paris. and ss the Regency mus be ac-
knovledged by the neutral powers.
lFrOn Prirate So1roesl
WHAT THEY SAY At PARIS.
PARIS, Sept Mo news has been received
mere OF any decisive battle. nor Is Il believed
that one has been fought Mcmahon simply
teiegraphs that he had crossed the Meuse with
out being harassed by the enemy. Other ae-
counts say there was q series OF heavy ha,,ia.
by detached portions OF Mon Mahon's ana Prince
Charles armies, with alternate advantages ON
both sides, and severe losses accompanying.
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The Markets To-Day.
fels1rapAsd Escszsively 20 TA< Eueriac ga

bAtrinokf, Sept. l.-Cotton quiet asd nm
changed Flour steady and in improved demand
Howard s,rs g supeTne, s575ssS: do extra, : "a
d.. family, % 25as Is City Mills snpsrfin~,
~ s5do family. o. soa 80: wes,ern super
.ns, soa ~ %. DO. extra. S6as6 IS: do. family
stscID. W heat very dull and lower No ch,ic.
Hmeer Offering. Quote: AMBER. noninaiiy, si tsE
sl6; lair 20 good Maryland rel. 81 2sasl gO:
conmon, Ioasl p: white wheat, sipasi e.;
westera rcd winter, 81 paSlss White s,ufbefn
corn -. l1S; yellow seuthers. 95aesc: white west
srn, SasNc; mixed western. Sl.Slc. Oats. 4SasOc
quiet st ysag3.
s>Icd. 49,
NEW YORK. >, pt. l.-st0cks more active. Nancy
- PEI cent Cold. lss ESchange. Ions. q = short
VS. : - = lel-, coup n, EG Virgiaia S. ex-cau-
In. ss's; 90. new, 651s. korsh CarOiiaa :, o,a,
NEW YoRK. Sep. l-Flour duh and heavy. Wheat
La lower. Corn duh and heavy.
D-Adyice 70 nsh ea;ers-deal gently with the
rlbg.
SChicaeo has cot disglsted with the white
Stockings, aud nDw the reporters pisg agsins,
the fremen, ard the actors sgaln,t the railroad
GaIu.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS
DISPATCH FROM KING WILLIAM.
Mcmahon Beaten and Driven Across the
Mcuse to MOuzon.
Twelve Guns and Thousands of
Prisoners Captured.
THE BATTLE RENEWED YESTERDAY.
MCMAHON HEAVILY REINFORCED
THE BATTLE CONTINUED ALL DAY.
MCMAHON AGAIN DEFEATED
He RETREATS TO sED AN
SLAUGHTER I'M MENSE.
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL FLED TO BELGIUM.
MCMAHON AGAIN DEFEATED
He RETREATS TO SED AN
SLAUGHTER I'M M ENSE,
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL FLED TO BELGIUM
DISPATCH OF KING WILLIAM

DISPATCH OF KING WILLIAM
LoNpoN, Aug. 31.-The special correspondent
of the Tribune at Berlin telegraphs this evening:
A dispatch Just received from the King to the
Queen, dated vsrennes August 80 is as follows:
"we had yesterday q victorious engagement.
The 4th, 18th and one Bavarian corps were en-.
gagged. AcMahon was beaten and driven from
Beaumont, across the Meuse, to Mouzon.
Twelve guns, several thousand prisoners, and
much material are in our hands. repair to
the battle field to pursue the routes Of victory.
God help us further. WILLIAM
THE BATTLE RENEWED ON YESTER-
DAY.
BoULroN, BELGIUM, August 3l.-A fearful
battle was fought yesterday and to-day by the
Prussian armies Of the Crown Prince and
Prince Frederick Charles with the forces of
Mcmahon.
Yesterday morning McMahon commenced
general movement toward Montmedy. He was
attacked near Beaumont and driven back, after
an obstinate resistance, toward the Belgian
frontier. The Prussians occupied the line of
the road. and captured a large amount OF camp
stores. They drove the French from position
after position until night closed.
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TWO CENTS.

EaIly this morning the battle was renewed,
and continued all dsy.
During the night a large number OF French
reinforcements came up, but they failed TO turn
the scale OF victory.
The Prussians were also reinforced largely,
and attacked in overwhelming numbers.
Mcmahon retreated 70 Sedan with the remnant
OF his forces.
The slaughter is immense. IL is impossible 10
estimate the loss.
The Prince Imperial Is said 20 DC in Bel
GUM.
The population are flying in great tenor.
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~ I-N GO"Ds NAREET-The Ias; week
- " y ';e n OF active Of the season: but the
i..,-Lt ny tten effected mostly bv the large
So. liN goods jObbing houses. The smaIIsr
=, - -ai an OF not getting their proper ~har,.
a., -. i,'ers- En' that is a difficulty which
60. .f, -iOuSts must patiently strive 10 oyer-
- LII ne ohtE comfort that can Re o.y'raI
-, ~ such case is that the great iob
s bIs I'm N.Fe cncc small retailers. 1iSmsS.;,,
.I,,.,,1 - 80 ~, iptlons have been in active
ssSththh "'ih hrtn prices. EXCEPT in two or 49,
II c. =, Gh3ls @shed goods. In prints theTe
hzs been special nTmRsss, with a tends,ci =,
higher rates Ia Hnbleached shirtin,S 80 ~
meetings the sales have been large in rhe i ar
gTegate. but there has been no specnIa,i1ss.
movement. Foreign gOOG are now seIiing fresI''
and dreSs goods OF approved styles are in actiyya
demand. Neither the supply OF goods nor the
prices have been much affected by the war. ne
has been anacipated. There IL no unwilling-
mess on the part OF importers 20 sell az the
prices, neither ia there any disposition shOy "A
hy the large jObbing houses 20 buy for specula-
i've purpOses.-E y. hadePeHdeHt.
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REvOKED.-Hon. Geo. Ii. Yesman, our Minis
Ster Resident - Copenhagen, reports to the
state Depsrtr1el.t the revocation by the Danish
government of tIe order permitting foreign ships
OF war TO enter the interior part OF the hsrbor of
Copenhagen Il Cime of peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01
Missouri Politics.

ST. Louis, Sept. The Republican state
Convention assembled At jefferson City to -day
About 500 dele gates were present, OF whom 100
are colOred. Much excitement and confusion
prevailed. j. r. Benjamin was finally made
Temporary chairman, and the convention ad-
journed until tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01
Nominations.

CINCINNATI. Sept. Hon. Job. r. Stevenson
WAS nominated for Congress from the second
district, on the second ballot of the republican
convention, this morning. He had large ma
iority over General III. b Banning. Hon. Aaron
r. Perry (rep.) was nominated tor election TO
Congress from the hrst district. on the nrst bal
lot. Fitzgerald declined in favor of Perry who
received e5 votes; Benz. Eggleston received g
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From I0fthwe westeFn MeXic0.
3elA4H0pAed Eac2sSsfpkln 70 m RveNiAl 0kaR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Late advices from
northwestern Mexico state that Placido Vega
has organised another expedition. He demands
500 900 and complete immunity Tor the arrest
ises to release him; otherwise he threatens to
kill him.
The European war creates intense excitement
amongst the Germans in Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

BTDs FnR STkTI"SEsT.-i:ids re opened
al the Internal Revenue Office to-day by
Messrs- Goddard and Bartlett, OF the Secreta-
T. : Office, Col Core and Nr. Eidridge OF the In
terra Revenue office for furnishing stationery
n all lrt, rnal Revenue eff GERS east or the
Rocky Mountains. But three biis we've re-
oeTvsd, as follows: Blanchard 4 NOhun. PHILIP
AZ SolomOns& lot Washington. ID. G, and Estee
~ Smith. or New York The award will be
male tomorrow.
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..E. EDrvs IT, THo=N roS- the British Minis
20, and fsniiy, are spcUoing "A few weeks in
Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

CESEFaL FRI>;CIs y. WALNsE, Saperinten-
scTt the - stIs bureau, lesFes here this even
'-s for ter ,ely's trip u0r'hward.
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From California - Remittanoes Z,
Paris-EafthQuakes.
fele0rdphsd E1clUsiuely TO TIE kventno Stor.

san FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The French Sani-
tary committee to-day remitted S10, 900 to Paris
Tne total collections reach fully $40 600. The
monthly subscriptions amount to about &c. .OO0
German sympathizers contribute literally to
the sanitary fund.
The United States ship jamestown was spoken
August 9th. All well. A mail bag has been re-
cetyed from the Jamestown.
Two slight shocks Of earthquake were felt in
Shasta County yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

The ETeE-sES OHIO CLERKS in the Fnterns
Revenue Office have contributed S33J towards
defraying the expenses OF the approaching cam
paign IN tbf< State, which sum forwarded
to-day by Sci. IL. G. Cox to Il. l.. Harrison,
Chairman Of the Republican State Committee
1-.,ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

TIRE Dn vGHrgR OF the late Emsnuel Leutze,
Ida LesrEze, was married at Stuttgart on the
I'D OF he last month, to Sir. Wheeler, an
American gentleman, and of MIR. 4. W.
WheeIs., OF New York, well known in this city
The marriage took place Al Protestant church
IN STUTTGART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

IN-FECTOR AFroISTED-Eobert W. Albert
was to-day appointed Inspector of Fuel FOR the
Wy Department under the recent act e'
1fuureSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

Hon. r. =. Low. our Minister to China, re-
gOIts g. 'tEe State Department that active prep
aratoIzs are heing male 10 suppress piracy in
Chine-ee waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The officers OF the Bank OF
England announce a further reduction in the
minimum rate Of discount Of one-haH OF one
Ter cent. The rate is now ~ rer cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01
THE DOUBLE PRIZE FIGHT.
Gallagher ~. Meeker Gall0gheI
Wins - Morris vs.. O'DOnnell
Drawn Battle.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-The double prize fight
between Gallagher and Meeker, and Punch
Morris and O'DOnnell, was successfully termi-
mated at Carroll Island, thirteen miles below
this city. yesterday. Gallagher won his fight in
eleven rounds; time, ten minutes and q half.
Meeker was terribly punished. The Morris and
O'Donnell fight: at the end of the second round,
was declared draw, and the purse divided be-
tween the contestants. Morris was i'm much the
best condition. and would probably have won
had the tight been continued
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Dead.

WILMINGTON, y. G., Sept. IA. II. Gallo
way, a colored State Senator and republican
politician, died this morning.
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Sh0cking Death /.

NKw YORK, Sept. by a fire in tenement
house in Graham avenue, Brooklyn, this a m,
a woman named Gurchmein and two children
were suffocated. The pecuniary loss was small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

SURVEYS IN CALiFOENIA.- Commissioner
Wilson, OF the General Lsnl Office, has jus: re-
c iyed returns @ the survey OF several addi-
tlonal townships. lying along the Pacific coast,
a shS-t diStaace south OF the Bay OF san Fran
cisco \ considerable portion OF the lands en-
braced in these surveys are well adapted To ag-
yiculture. The uplands produce an abundance
OF nutritious grasses, and afford good opportu-
mites for stock raising. The country is wstered
by streams OF clear water and ewing tn their
rOpid descent toward the co iSt there are many
excellent mill privileges. The timber, found
principally along the streams, consists OF pine,
oak and redwood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

lsTERNAL RgvENCg.-The receipts from this
serrce to-isy we're SS29 S:5.a5.
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THE AVENUE PAvENENT.-General Michler
recently extended Invitations TO a number of
property owners on Pennsylvania Avenue to
yisit his Offca and exsmiae the various ,mplt $
of improved pavement submitted in accordance
with the advertisement tor proposals for the
ssme- After a careful Inspection il was unsni-
mcRsly agreed that the wood-payement samp!ss $
we're superior TO the concrete. The number Of
samples offered thus tar Is seyentv-one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01
President Grant en- route for New
York.

PREKsKILL, y. Y, Sept. i.-President Grant
and family and Secretary Fish left West Point
this morning on the steamer Mary Powell, for
New York.
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Marylaud Politics.

BALrrMoRK, Sept.-Hon John r. smith, or
Carroll county, WAS to-day nominated for Con-
gress by the republicans OF the fourth congress
siopal district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

~Now that Chicago has made an ignomin-
ious failure, indianapolis is going 10 have "the
best base ball club ip the country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

THE PRUssIAS PREPARATIONS FOR WAR
The correspondent OF the New York Herald at
Carlsruhe Baden, makes the following interest
ing statements:
81 have, within the past few hours, been
shown an Official document which proves bevond
all doubt that from the very first the plan OF the
campaign determined upon at the Prussian
m,ht for movement what is now being carried
On.
{" Bismarck and Moltke never intended that
a shot should be fired In Germany. They knew
a month ago exactly the state of forwardness
OF rather the state of backwariness of the
were being gathered together for the French
there was Prussan agent taking stock OF the
same. AT Berlin, and indeed throughout Ger
many, there were but four persons admitted to
know the plan of invading France. and not al
low France 10 invade Prussia. These were Bis
marck, Notice, Blumenthal and tie King. The
IDEA was of course fos.ered that the French
national spirit was rendered all the more in-
tense The secret was well kept, so we'll tha.
throughout Europe every one believed Prussia
would have to act upon the defensive and that
French armies would be fed on German ground.
And this belief worked in another way for the
advantage OF Prussia. IL made the French all
The more careless about providing for the feed
or two days at most, after taking the field, they
would be in the valley of the Rhine or that OF
the Mcselle. and have all the crops and stores
at their deposition. Bat what IL tell YOU what
myself have seen, in a document which admits
of no possible doubt, that 30 long 90 as the sd
Of July, the exact day upon which the Prussians
wOulf cross the frontier in force, and the very
place vi ere ;hev were 10 cross were already set
tts al and nam, d by the initiated few who direct
z u at airs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

G-A convention Of Illinois MethOdlsts is
Saied 70 meet AZ Bloomington, the 18th and
10Th Of November.
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a Mi.take Correefed

NKw YORK, Sept. 1.-Ouly about SIS, 900 was
taken from the Methodist Book Concern and
not Sl00 900 as first reported.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE w A II.
STIRRING NEWS !!
IMAGINATION UTTERLY
ROUTED.
HE Is FLUNG BACK WITH
TERRIBLE CARNAGE!
The Battle Takes Place near
Montmedy.
THE WAR VIRTUALLY OVER!
THE WAR VIRTUALLY OVER!

Telegrophsd E1clusireIy to The Erening Star.
LONDON, Sept. The Independence Beige,
Brussels Of yesterday, says McMahon, while
Oh the heights of Vaux, on Tuesday, advancing
to Montmedy, was attacked by the Germans,
and flung back with dreadful carnage This
region OF the country is now absolutely depopu-
lated.
This corresponds with the Prussian accotnt
of the action near Beaumont, reported late last
evening.
WHAT FRANCE SAID To AUSTRIA.
PARIs, Spept. 1.-The LiJertie SAYS Austria
pledged herself to France to move on Prussia
simultaneously if subsidized. Nj. Olivier a.
that time Prime Minister, agreed 10 it. The
money, however, was not paid. Austria pressed
the matter on France, when Olivier replied
go! We tight without you"
MUTINY AMONGST TIE BAVARIAN
TROOPS.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Bavarians are return
ing home and disSanGiDg. A mutiny has oc-
CURED among some OF the regiments Of the Ba
yarian Landwehr.
MORE MUSEETS FOR THE DEFENCE OF
PARlS-WHERE ARE THE MEN
PARIS, sept 1.-IEree hundred thousand Old
m,gskets, discovered in the hands OF dealers
have been seized and distributed to the force
now collected here for the defence OF the city.
ANOTHER BATTLE AT ARMIGNY.
LONDON, Sept. IA Vienna telegram denies
that Bszaine was ever Gagged at Metz.
Another battle is reported at Arm!gny on the
30th Of August. No report or particular OF th /.
result have been received.
MCIAHON'S DEFEAT.
LONDON, Sept. /, noon.-So additional details
of the defeat of McMahon have yet been re-
ceived.
PAHIS HASN'T HEARD OF McMAHON's
DEFEAT.
PARIS, Sept. The PaIIic says there was no
fighting yesterday. The government, however,
has good news.
McMahoG's march has been undistur bed.
The Duke Palikao warns newspapers against
publishing pending important mo ovements of the
army.
BAZAINE WINS SOME SMALL ENGAGE
MENTS.
Bazaine has won several small engacemepts
He forbids correspondents 10 afiix the nams OF
the place whence they write.
Olivier is now in Paris.
Though the panic here is over, the Ministry
60 to Tours Immediately.
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THE LATEST.
BATCH OF CONFLICTING REPORTS.
MCMAHON UNeeUBTEpLY CRIrPLEp
AND DEFEATED.
SERIOUS FIGHTING MAR ARxIGSy

TIE PRUSSIANS ENTER CARIGNAN.
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~A Methodist minister in Lake County
California, is building church with the assist
anoe Of man TO mix the mortar.
D-An indianapolis German had occasion re
Gently 10 bury a large wife, and so sQuabblcd
with the sexton about the fee. "Dat is not a big
grave said tbs disconsolate husband. "NOt q
big grave ~ indignantly responded the sexton
why, hang II, that's a cellar"
81 The painter Meissonier is TO receive 100 .0O1
francs t4oc0 to illustrate the victories ACHE we'd
by The French during the campaign. At pres
sht he mas no had an opportunity of displaying
his abilities; but perhaps, like q young bear,
troubles are all to come
Wife. said a broker, few DAYS since
an worth that to you ?' said the confiding
spouse YES" said the other half; "but
can't put you out at interest"
- Prussia has greatly improved in scricul-
ture in the last fifty years The land now snp-
poIls ,Mice as many inhabitants As II did in 1920
.Longh greater space is devoted to feeding cat
ing purposes.
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RS-A National Anti-Secret Society" has Just
leen organized, whose object IL TO exclude from
the church all persons who have any connection
whatever with secret societies of any kind. II
Wa, the operation OF a rule OF this kind in the
nited Brethren Church that caused the with
drswal of number Of congregations In Indiana,
pastors and all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

nent OF the public debt for the month Of Au-
gust, issued from the Treasury Department to-
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~ "s~ y - y rlnCe MRTCh ] To 81 ~ X
The statement OF bonds Issued 70 the P.ci1c
Railroad Company, interes, PAYABLE in lawful
money, shows totals ~ follows :-Amounf oui-
standing. etf Ci>.S-@- Interest accrued ar,, mi,
Yet paid. Scit .I>s32. Interest paid b. ,ne
CHtsS States. :, ,Ni5 :45.49 Interest repaid ~
trausI--rtati"u of mails. - ~ S55..s Ra'arc,
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