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New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.

THE QUESTION OF INTERVENTION IN THE BRIT
IsH CABINET-A GERMAN OFFICIAL NEWS
PAPER CENsURING THE UNITED STATES
A CONFEDERATE MOB AT NANTES
LONDON. Wednesday, Sept. 2s 1870.
The British Cabinet will meet on Friday TO con-
slider the question of intervention.
The seni-official North German Gazette censures
the United States for recognizing the French Re
public
A mob at Nantes removed the statue of Billault
from the principal square of the city few days ago.
Instead of tearing it down and smashing it, they
hacked it up and consideraely sent it to his family
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
THE SITUATION AT PARIS.
TIRE RESULT OF FAvRE's NEGOTIATIONS BROUGHT
FROM PARIS BY BALLooN-THE ELbCIhiO
LIGHT AS A MEANS OF Defense.

TIE RESULT OF FAVRE's NEGOTIATIONS BkoUDhi
PROM PARIS BY BALLooN-THE ELECTRIC
LIGHT AS A MEANS OF Defense.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept 2s' 1870.
TIE special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Tours on the 24th says: The news Of the Bismarck
Fayre interview was brought from Paris by means
ola balloon by Jules Durnof He left the Place Saint
Pierre. Montmartre, at on the morning OF the I'd
A strong east wind was blowing. He rose 3OOo
FaIds With telescope he saw the Prussians point
hg cannon at him. and their infantry tried rifles,
but were out Of range. He brought three maii-bags
weighing 30 pounds; descended near EvTeux, and
Travelled thence by rail.
Bismarcks conditions were placarded in the
streets Of Paris three days ago, and produced the
most defiant feeling among the population. DurpoI
reports that few days ago the Prussians obtained
possession Of redOubt commanding 81. Cloud, but
we're dislOdged by the cannon Of Fort du Mont vale
men. All the houses in the Park Of MOntretoul are
Reduced % ruins.
The affair Of BOurget about four miles northeast
~ Paris, the road 10 SOissonsl was very serious
and very dramatic. Sheltered behind honse' the
Russians had thrown up a redoubt OF bricks a
Aight attack took place at this point. The electric
aght apparatus on Bazaines system did captai ser
nee A battalion Of Breton Garde Mobile ana Ma
oohal Guards advanced upon the enemy, whose eyes
were dazzled by the light while the French were ID
1'e ALAde. CanD0ns from the fort Aued upon 'no
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

and merchandisethatc can possibly convey the infec-
ton of the rinderpest Soldiers quartered in the
frontier villages are instructed to cause all rural
travellers to be dsinfected by the application of
vapors before passing inward not even ambulance
carts are allowed to return.
"The recent report about Bazaines offer to capitu-
late entirely without foundation. Bazaine told
Favre MY Emperor placed me at this post; shall
hold it till fall!a --- I'D
"Montmedy is reported taken"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
IBY TKLBaRAPH TO TIR TRIBUNR.l

TO BE CHANGED.
lBY TELBaRAPH TO TTR TRIBUNRl
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept 2s, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
at Florence elegraphs, 27th inst: "The Roman Junta
decline to accept tho restriction Of liberty of the press OF
apcbiseitu which is to the spiritual power Of
the Pope and threaten resign unless the basis OF the
plebiseitum be changed"
PREPARATIONS FOR INAUGURATING THE NEW
CAPITAL-THE PLEBIsCITUM EXPECTED TO
BE UNANIMoUs-rHE POPE TO LEAVE ROME.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. %, 1870.
The new Roman Government announces the
appropriation dofray the expenses ofthe
Inauguration Of Rome the capital Of Italy The enthus
asm Of the inhabitants is boundess and the pebscitum
is expected to be unanimous The Pope will probably
leave Rome az soon the result is declared Parliament
will the 18th proxmo TO ratify the plehscitum'
and on the 18th the King will make his entry into Rone
and alight at the Quirinal.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
A GERMAN VIEW OF THE FRENCH sITUA-
TION.


RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONTINUATION OF
THE wAR-FAVRE's MEASUREMENTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBI
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. %, 1870
The special correspondent of TIE TRIBUNE at
Berlin telegraps this day: "To-days Provincial Cor
repoRdence the Ministerial organ, says: France can
no longer hope to change defeat into victory. Its
military power is broken. All continuation Of war
is useless, and therefore dOubly criminal. Count
Bismarck having announced the terms which Ger
many will Internationally demand it rested with
France to prevent or obtain peace
1t reterates the statement,that in the interview
with Favre an armistice the main point consd-
cred. Toul, Strasbourg and Verdun only were asked
as conditions. There was no demand for Fort du
Mont valerien nor the extent of territory to be
ceded discussed an intention expressed to reduce
France to secOnd-rank power"
The report of the destruction of the Prussian cor
vette Hertha in the Red Sea, is officially contra
dcted.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

THE TRIBUNE was long the only newspaper m
De United States reoioin0 special dispatches from the
real Of represented by Special Correspondents 'oth
1er PssaH French armies aud al he ieGdine cap
uoIs THE TIBuNR dispatches hare been used IN an i'm
perfect form by The Netc York Herald, World Times, and
TNn They Aus used yeSterd0y by The Setc- FORK
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
TEE FALL OF sTRAsBoURG.

THE "KEY OF FRANCE SURRENDERED TO THE
PRUssIANs-sEvENTEEN THOUSAND PRISON
ERs CAPTURED-GEN. UHRICH FORCED TO
CAPITULATE BY THE CITIZENS.
TsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEl
LONDON. Wednesday, Sept. 2s, 1870
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
at Berlin telegraphs this day that the King
sent dispatch to the Queen, as follows
"Ferrieres, Sept. %, II p. m.-Strasbourg
rapitulated at this afternoon. WILHELM
There arc great rejoicings at Berlin.
The special correspondent OF THE TRIBUNE
before Strasbourg telegraphs from Carlsruhe
this day: Gen. Werder has announced the
unconditional surrender Of Strasbourg with
1900 men Gncludinc National Guards) and
45l officers. At 8 this morning the gates were
occupied by German troops. 1t is reported
that the inhabitants, driven to desperation,
succeeded yesterday in hoisting the white flag
on the cathedral, but Uhrich ordered it re-
moved. Afterward he was compelled to sur
render by the pressure of the citizens and
garrison. There is great rejoicing here The
victory is regarded as a triumph of the Baden
troops. Salutes are firing and bells ringing"
PRUSSIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
REQUIsITIONS MADE ON ORLEANS-OPERATIONs
AGAINST PARIs-GRAND PARADE At YER
sAILLES-HONoRsD DISTRIBUTEDTo THE BRAVE
THE DUKE OF wURTEMBERG WOUNDED
Tours, Wednesday, Sept. %, 1870.
Thomain Prussian army, under Prince Albert, did
not enter the City of Orleans. Detachments were
sent in, and acquisitions made for provisions and
forage, when the army began retrogade movement
toward Paris. civilian whom they captured, and
subsequently, released says Prince Albert received a
dispatch which seemed to suddenly change his plans
The Prussians have entirely evacuated FOntaine-
bleau. They imposed no tax on the city, but made
heavy acquisitions for provisions and forage.
dispatch from Epinal, dated the 27th says the
Prussians attacked Raon IEtaipe yesterday, but
were repulsed.
The Prussians opened fire on the gunboats while
passing St. Cloud recently, killing and wounding
several of the French.
The Prussians are erecting a battery at Severn. A
lively FIRE was opened on them from Fort D'Issy
while they were at their work.
The Duke of Wiirtemberg was FOUNDED in the
action at the outposts of st. Cloud.
An armistice of As hours concluded at M@zieres
pn Monday for the removal of the wounded.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
GENERAL PRESS pIsPArCHl

Gen Spinner to-day received letter from Springfield.
Mass iHclosing counterfeit 80 cent note Of the new
ISSUE bearing the vgnette OF Stanton for which, tho
Treasurer stated recently, he would give S. firmly be-
believing there such counterfeit in existence.
The writer calls his attention to this offer and Gen.
Spinner will accordingly remit S TO him. AS the reward
only offered for the first note OF this description sent
to the Treasury il is not likely that further vigilance viii
be met by similar remittances from here. The cOun-
terfeit is by no means a good imitation and can Do
readily detected
Representative Dawes Chairman OF the Committee on
Appropriations, arrived here to-day business con-
nected with his Congressional duties, and TO inquire a.
to the probable estimates.
Pending the quarantine regulations at Galveston, cor
respondeDce with that place portions OF the State OF
Texas supplied from that office will be facilitated by
sending the mail from the Eastern and Middle States via
NewYOrk whence IL will he sent direct from the North
West via ST. Louis, whence IL will be- forwarded through
Arkansas. The Southern mail VIII be sent as usual ~
New Orleans, and thence fOrw arded via Red River.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

70 the contracts which arc publicly made in the Colonies
Tor slaye labor which he airms Is practically contnu
alton OF the system OF Slavery in violation OF the express
laW " of the land
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

I'D NUoDIh AND IUNhLI'
RUSSIA MoBILZING HER SOUTHERN ARMIES
WAR CONSIDERED INEVITABLE.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. 2s. 1870.
The reports thicken that Russia is preparing
for war The army at the South has been modified and
late movements toward the Turkish border are ominous
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. 2
ITALY.

TIE ROMANS INSISTING ON THE FREEDOM OF
THE PREss-THE BASIS OF THE PLEBIsCTUM
TO BE CHANGED.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

house which protected the redoubt and the Prussans
surprised and thrown into confusion by the unex-
pected maneuver, were routed, and left 500 prison.
ers in the hands of the Garde Mobile. Night and
day the sound Of cannon is continually heard In
Pafis.D
TONE OF THE PARIsIANs-No CEssIoN OF TERRI
TORY TO BE neutrality-suspicious. AT
THE 0UTPoSTs. ...
New-York tribune., 1870-09-29

ENFORCING DISCIPLINE AMONG THE SOLDIERS
THE FRENCH GUNBOATs GUARDING TIL
sEINE-THE COMMITTEE OF DEFENSE IN
CREASED.
Evening star., 1870-01-05
ALEXANDRIA.

THE CONTESTED ELECTION CAsE.-This case
Is still in progress. Mr.. w. L. Penn testified as
to Mr.. McKenzie's affability-willing to CON
eiliate either party, where votes could BE gotten
certain disclosures had been made to him IP. !
during the canvass of go; an ex-State Senator
from LOudoun had called ON him and said that
Mckenzie could be elected; Nick. evidently had
Congress on the brain, as itappeared to witness.
Jonn =; Robinson, OF Madison county, was ex-
amil.ed He was the Republican candidate for
the Senate in the Third District, comprising
Culpeper, Madison and Orange counties, in
1869, received of Whittlesey tracts and news
pal ers containing what purp0rted to be McKen-
zics speech in the Legislature and course in the
from w. ID. Wallach at Culpeper Court House,
also from Whittlesey at Madison, Culpeper, and
Orange Court Houses; knew NICK. since 49, and
regarded him as a Union man. G. T. Whiting
ton, being next examined, testified that he is AZ
years old, and by calling q printer; came to
ordinance Of secession; found guards stationed,
&C.; afterwards commanded an artillery COM
pany in the Confederate service until 1855, when
1T was captured; has known NICK. all his NV. 'sl
life, and always regarded him as a warm Union
man, and was ever since witness knew him an
anti-slavery man.
EFFECTS OF THE SToRM.-Captain Jones, of
the propeller New York, from Philadelphia
arrived yesterday, reports Sunday last as one of
the most bOisterous days he ever experienced in
the Chesapeake bay and Potomac river. Nearly
every wharf on the river is more or less dam
aged, and two schOOners are ashore in the Vi
cinity Of Point LoOkout-One being up on the
land several feet above the usual water line
names not known.
SEVERELY HURT-An old man named Nc.
Kinney, who keeps grocery near +" Peters
burg" was struck on the head on the SUNDAY
after Christmas, by cOlored man to whom he
refused to sell liquor, and has been lying at the
point OF death ever since.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

effect that that body had Dissolved the eonnec-
ton Of Rev. David Moffatt, who has accepted
tho call Of the Bridge-sfreet Presbyterian
srrrH BUILDING Assoc1ATIoN-Thet thirty.
fourth nSnthly meeting Of TIM. association W.
held last evening, and twenty soscn orsss sHr.
cost Of s116 net to the shareholder.
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS held quAfsetiy
meeting yesterday afternoon, ana re-eiee~U
Col. Vim. o. Drew, Chief Engineer for the en-.
suing year.
RIVER RFRoNr.-Entered- Steamer New York
Jones, Philadelphia, and schooner 8. c. Land
Hall, New York, with salt.
Mr.. JACOB STAuB, the newfy-elected fioul
inspector, will appoint Mr.. VIM. Gaskins hi
deputy.
Evening star., 1870-01-05
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREAsuRy DEPARTMENT. January 8, 1870
Sealed Proposals. for furnishing certain articles of
sTATlONERY will be received at this Department
until the Sd OF Febi nary, $50, At u o clock m.
blank forms Tor bidding will be furnished upon ap
The bids WIN be considered and accepted or reject
ed item by item.
Contracts must be executed BY the successful bid
ders within ten days after being called upon 50 to do
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
time TO time during the year, in quantities pursuant
to orders from the Department. The entire quanti-
ties will, however, be called for during the year.
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual or
hrm making il, and be accompanied by bond with
sufficient euretiee in the Of thousand dollars
lSNM0,) approved by q United States officer OF the
district In which the eureties reside do business
on form to be furnished by the Department, con-
ditioned upon the execution Of q contract for fur
nishing such portions OF the articles as may be
awarded under it. and the performances Of the same.
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of
the Treasury, and the delivery of inferior article
Will be deemed sufficient cause to annu the Contract
at the option OF the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
=. The failure 20 comply with any one order under
tire penalty Of the bond, or the Secretary OF the
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open market,
OF such quantities Of any articles shall be necee
sary to supply the deficiency caused By such failure
and charge TO the contractors fifty per centum Of the
price which II shall be found necessary to pay for
such articles.
Proposals unaccompanied by q satisfactory bond
only to established manufacturers Of or dealers in
the articles GEO. q. BOUTWELL,.
- Secretary Of the Treasury.
ia 3eoim tChronfcle and Republican,
Evening star., 1870-01-05
nR. KIERsTEADb
u .UNRlyALLEO REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.
THE GREAT INTERNAL AND EYTEpNI

ia. ehsfH bIsfFsESAh Viii ASR S6nE
Hea1sas TO1.hisehe one minute
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and m.n. ssq e shs hst2%asa
{. giving and sS
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SSs s5s q ii Pain % pi relieve: ma
most nssS OeaSss ee9ts,s any Oths. remedy for
,.,, PRICE, 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
SosG by al druggists, Apothecaries, and Dealer.
...l z sRSSs %S1'.!.. sBbO: Sole .ssecEsse
SSgfdEGSf BS21as Ss .s Ss a.I ESE & DIS T.
The 'eSPfal osf aIli i'S; Cemetery Co.,
A9os john 4 L. ssss: sF;Ss: Fs1:15
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8; s:s 1915;
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Ia the City Of Washington, on the Tth dsv of h.
oempper' ~ The undersigned hereby Rives notice
Wp nn appointment - assignee Of JARED
Ms1lGHT, IN the City Of Washington, within said
nSnsulci, who has been adjudged q Bankrupt. unon
81 HefkC1 g bis creditors, By the supreme Court
a..,.-,- GEO. MASON. Attorney -..L.w,
9e 0..w9M City Hall, Assignee
THIS lS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sube,r,n-..
a has obtained from the Orphans' Court az WsoSt.
ineton county, In the District Of Columbis istsse.
tIeSstomsnta!y on the personal estate OF Il EWIs
bK0OAS, late Of WashingtOn county afore~iSc "a
aeca. All person. having claims sesiusf the ssSS'
aecsadcd cs ere hereby warned % exhibit the ssns
vih the vouchers thereof. to the WhseriSe. -. -
oslore the Ath day Of December next they oShs% ~
wiee oy 6y be excluded from al bene6f al ~ s
essate Given under my hAnd this Nfh dsy ~ ne ne
esRisi deisis1s. ~ WALrER 8. cox,
RAAkRUPrCY NOTICE.
10 sH As CSedifors of ABNER r mUparu .rlo
I9y hace Proved fksiy ckaims. ~
xou are hereby notified 10 annear S.e,,. IN. Nm
re@e Court of the District Of CoInnSia. sttins h
1snkiupecy, On the 18th day Of Jannsrv I1O Al n
4clock An a theCity Hall w ashinefon city III O. to
snCy caose WY di.charRe from IN m debit shouI
vCs oe ef1nted t0 setd Edward Abner Bankrupf
1ou sfc ateo no1ned that the Scoad 0sd 1HSrd M.
~ 1sa 1anxrvDtb creditors will be held before
M Sssite9 g ne eome place and date, st u
o'oes N. ~ order Of the Coart
Us. Narshal oe b. O.. q Hes-snesv.
- sAH Tat-R. J. 4ElGs, Clerk.
Evening star., 1870-01-05
HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None bgs those deprived Of this blessing know d
its lo0s. The pimped, blotchcd and tetter-
person look. upon clear, smooth skin With jesio1ST
and inwerdly desires the same. Those whose 81
TENS are Allied with the virus Of SCROFULA cnd
ether ert;neoqs e disesses cannot have sood heait6
All have timely waning in thoos Bletchcs Pin
lee, letters, Sores, Boils, Copper Pstckes
Gales, 4c; Avert the calamity By Durifyin0 ~
EAMXRITANy ROOT AND HERB JUICna.
before scrofula takes lirm hold.
How many have the virus Of philis In the systsn
and In that condition contemplafe maFFiaae fnoVs
ing little Of its bansfSl innnence the consttufion
these impnrites Of that scrofalous nfsccn. eWhieS
IN many ceses IL hereditary IN the constitution -
fore you bring misery On youfsalf an6 o6iprinS.
Price ol8 Der bottle.
9AMARITANsS GIFT
n only real cure for 0onorrhoa, elect and Dis.
ease0 caused frQp nAi0cretion. Only ten pils M
. vsgseable. We dise9Cd BelssN Ce1sSss saa Sss.
cury = BENG not eaH ,Hselese but hartf1l. 0iiy
sxpo9rs, ID ths sxtortic9 q sseshs- 10 FscE.
81 SrSS.ists. - bfsi0iin XX1GR, GR, and
na,ss'ay sas 1ass ssssst, phlsdsfjSh.
Evening star., 1870-01-05
LOCAL NEU'-,
VS..
..nusonentD, Re,

NATIONAL THKArRK-Mr. and Mrs. W. j.
Florence. Ticket-of-Leave Man"
Walls OPERA HsUsR.-La Rue's Minstrels.
WHIrEHuRsr GALLRRY-Mammoth Illumi-
mated War Views, and other MAGNIFICENT Repre-
rensations, every evening at 7K O'Clock, and on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at 3X
p. N.
GoNzAGA HALL-Fair Tor the new German
Church.
steamer Arrow, at 10 q m.
SnrTH q SrRoAa's ART GALLERY, 245 =
street
MARKRIrKR's Art GALx1RY, l86 tn street.
BARLow's A.kr 6ALLlRY, Z7 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

HOLIDAY IuxURIEs
THOMAS RUS9ELL'S,
2s6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SAP9HhSs1s 9HaspaSAARRI!S SSAARISEr
the favOrits Wine Of L. Delmonico, New York.
CHAMPAGNE IN HALF PINTs,
For Inyalids.
B0UCHE, Fills CO.'S and L. ROEDERERs
DRY SILLERY, CARTE blanche.
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALs.
FRESH HAVANA,
And the Popular Brand Of
Little BELT sEGARs.
BOOTH CO.'S CELEBRATED
OLD tom GIN.
OLD BYE and BOURBON WHISTLES.
FINE OLD COGNAC BRANDIES
OF guaranteed purity.
JAMAICA and ST. CR6IX Rum.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISTLES.
STANDARD SHERRIES.
SUPERIOR OLD PORTS.
CHOICE CLARET and RHINE WINES.
SPARKLING and STILL ByRGUNDIEs
SCOTCH and ENGLISH ALEs.
LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER
ENGLISH PICKLES and SAUCES,
OLIVE OIL, sARDlNEs, PEAS, MUSHROOMS
ETC. ETC.
THONA8 RUSSELL,
236 PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
dH.tJa, Between 18th and 18th streets.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

LABOR REFoRN-Neetia1 of tie National Ex.e-
ntire Commiftee.-The Committee met this morn.
ing, pursuant to adjournment, A. T. Cayis.
first Vice President National Labor Union. in
me chair, Genl II. Cameron, Of Kansas. ACTING
as asSecretary. After the usual routine business
vas disposed OF, Cold. L. Curtiss, Of Wisconsin.
secretary Of the National Eight-Hour Execu,
nve Committee, reported what had been done
oy that committee in relation to the eight-hOur
law. At the close Of his report, he introduced
sin, against the eight-hour movement. which
was discussed at some length, and on motion of
GEN. A 81. Winn, of California, referred to a
subcommittee for future report. The Commit
tee then adjourned until 10 O'Clock a. m. to-
MORROW.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

FIRES AND LEGENDARY ATTENpr-About
three o'clock this morning an alarm of fire was
Iung in from box 80 by Officer Duniyan, caused
BY FIRE in one of the new houses of John q.
Myers, on u street, between 9th and 10TH The
IRE is supposed to have accidentally orioinated
BY IRE left burning in one OF the fire places by
ahe woIkmen. Damage about 500. The fire
was extinguished by Sergeant Vernon and his
Omcer Prather reports that on Monday night.
Ten and eleven O'Clock, the -four house of Mr. s.
n. Clark, situated near Scagg's farm, in the
3y consumed. Loss, $500.
About two O'Clock this morning, Officers
CToes and Smith discovered a man running from
.ne wood yard between 18th and 18th and X and
u streets; the officers gave chase but he made
his escape. On examining the premises they
Uncovered a fire Of shavings, which they ex,
hnguKhed before any damage was done.
Evening star., 1870-01-05
OhbbhASS1 bfs4sicqo cSqoTSr, " opssssETs PsssTSsT p r.

SSgIG! ssEis sSs ss.s y hrSsT rSi'FIssbGs : bs
Vie, eomintstrator Of Cyrus Moore, deceased The
sdmpisasor sforssaid hes, with the appreciation oI
Ma oeo1 SeeossS ScSTf g pwssh5jns,on e,Sssy sior
~. tor the final settlenent and distributiap s,f
Ia hssS = sr = he ssSs have S.sn sne Ise q sss
snrsd into no1ey; When and where sl the creiiiors
80 neIs 80 ocosessa sre neuned 20 attend. With
vie By 3! b exeluded from all beaeft in said de-
csSssds ssssss; nsSsesa, 2 copy q thi. order he
inf - yrsvtoss % ths - L Day Test:
Evening star., 1870-01-05

The SONS OF MICHIGAN met last evening at
Columbia Law College Building; NJ. l.. Higgins,
PRESIDENT, In the chair; U. j. Baxter, Secretary
After some business had been transacted rels
i've TO the completion Of arrangements for the
celebration Of the SD anniversary Of the admis-
non OF the state into the Union, which will
oceur on the 18th instant, Senator Howard who
vas present, was invited to address the society.
and responded with some remarks relating 10
his ACQUAINTANCE with the history Of the State.
was vet Territory.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

P:z.t... q 'issn rs ma
aSSffoffi. "a eys = r. - e. :. ISsSrDsa SsDs .lSVA
ss:"s :ss :s:s@ ~; si:s q s:s!s. : .'a
nslsn sys xA sst. Sssvsm fV1Ph 3 Vs1s5Ph
Evening star., 1870-01-05

1k1 ONO AeeoCIATloH meets this evening aH
odd Fellow5 Hall, ON Pennsylvania avenue h.
tween nth and 1sth streets. The address Tor The
evening win be delivered BY H. II. Slade, ESQ.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

AssAUIr AND BAfTRY-Thomas Hurlehv
Was arrested for assault and battery on Richsra
Brown, and held 70 bail for court by Jnsfsce
James Edmonston was Arrested hv om..~
JaRboe, for assault and battery ON psf-icr
Vaughn, and fined e5 BY Justice Pearson.
Evening star., 1870-01-05
~ THOMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer,
Georgetown. ID. &.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF STOVES. TIN WARE.
hogSE,fgRNlSHING GOODS, &c, TO CLOSE
- ON MONDAY MORNING January 10. $50.
- At NJ O'Clock, will SELL at No. 90 Bridge 81 !,
oppoeite Jefferson street, all the stock, 20
- Close business, consisting Of
Cooking Stoves and Ranges,
Heating Stoves, different STYLES
Tin Ware Sheet Iron Ware
Britannia Ware, japan Ware
And many other articles too numerous 20 rnention
la36t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICEs-As the
~ season ie advanced we have determined 10 sall
at greatly REDUCED PRICES, DRESS GooDs,
Shawls, Cloaks, Cl9akngs, Blankets, Clo,hs, Cass,
Calcoee, Cetfons, and Domestics OF all kinds, A.
trict BENJAMIN MILLER
deio-tJals. lOl Bridge q. !, GNoreeto1n. p' q.
Evening star., 1870-01-05

CLOSING OUT SALE OF WINTER CLOTHING
To clear our counters for the Spring trade, we
are selling our Winter Clothing regardless of
cost. No customer will leave without pur-
chasing, If any reasonable concession in prices
will satisfy him.
l.. ID. BARBOUR & Co., Oak Hail."
1926 46O 7th street, opposite Post ONCE