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State Government of California.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT:

H. II. HAIGHT, of Alameda county, Governor
WIN. HOLDEN, of Mendocino, Lieut. Governor.
Geo H. Rogers, of San Francisco, Speaker OF
Assembly.
H. l.. Nichols, of Sacramento, Secretary OF
State.
Robert Watt, OF Nevada. Controller.
Antonio l.. CoIone of Los Angeles Treasurer.
John w. Bost, of Merced, Surveyor General.
10 Hamilton, of Placer, Attorney General.
James II. Cutter, of San Francisco, Harbor
Commissioner.
George Seckel, of Tuolumne, Clerk OF Supreme
Court.
Daniel W. Gelwicks, Of Ell Dorado county, State
Printer.
0. P. Fitzgerald, Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
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NEW WEED
SEWING MAcA,nrs.
"THE LATEST AND BEST"

The following is the fac smile of the Medal
awarded to the WEED Sewing Machines at the
Paris Exposition
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SUPREME COURT:

PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS:
B. d. Dunnam, Sheriff.
H. II. Fellows. District Attorney.
G. G. Sewel, Clerk.
o. ". Hollenbeck, Treasurer.
G. G. Crosby, Recorder.
d. w. Spear, County Judge.
J.C Boggs, County Assessor.
John T. Kinkade, Supt OF Common Schools.
Thomas Jamson, Public Administrator.
Young Dougherty, Surveyor.
Thomas Jamison, Coroner.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS:
J.D Pratt. of Roseville, lst District.
W. II. Kinder, Gold Run. I'd District.
VIM. Van Vactor, Iowa Hill, Sd District.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Senators. Charles A. Tweed, +. NJ Banvard.
Assemblymen.-M. Waldron, M. IL. Power,
NJ. Ii. Calderwood.
DISTRICT COURT:
Hon. T. B. Rearlon. Judge of the l4th Ju-
dicial District embracing Placer and Nevada
counties. Court meets on the first Mondays in
February, May, August and November.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. D. W. Spear, County Judge. Court meets
on the first Mondays in March, June, September
and December.
PROBATE COURT.
Hon D. W, spear, Judge. Court meets on the
first Monday in each month.
DISTRICT OFFICERS:
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Erycsipelas aud Salt Rheum.

Are two Of the most common and virulent dis
orders prevalent on this continent, to these the
Ointment is especially yantagonstc, its modms op-
erandi is first to eradicate the venom and then
pom nptp thr curp
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PROBATE COURT.
DISTRICT OFFICERS

Hon d. W, spear, Judge. Court meets on the
first Monday in each month.
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LATER.
IN II OR VT.
HALT OF THE PRUSSIANS
Ru1ian-iastrian Proposition for an
ArmiSticc.
Bismarck Requests a Halt, to
Consider It!
IMPORTANT FROM ROME.
The Italian Troops nbeut to Enter
she Ctty-The Pope 90 be stripped
Of his Temporal POwer-The
Independence OF the Pom.
tiE Guaranteed.
IMPORTANT FROM ROME
NOT A RELIGIOUS WAR.

NOT A RELIGIOUS WAR.
BERLIN, Sept. IL. - Monseigueur de Led.
schowski, Archbishop OF Gnesen and Posen, ha.
issued circular denying that the war on Tho
part Of Prussia is in any way anti-CathoIic.
The Germania, one OF the vessels Of the Prus-
sian exploring expedition for the North Pole
has returned.
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
LONDON, Sept I2.-Advices from Florence are
to the effect that the Italian troops will enter
Roman territory to day.
lfaly's ultimatum 50 ubstantially strips the Pope
or his temporal power. The local authority
OF the territory, however, remains undisturbed
by the Italians, and the government announces
its wish to concur with any Power In gusran-
teeing the Independence or the PontiH.
THE PRUSSIANS HALT TO CONSIDER
AN ARMISTICE.
lCdtle-Prirdte SoVrces.l
LONDON, Sept. 12.-The Prussian army has
halted twenty-five miles from Paris, at the
especial request Of Bismarck, in order to con-
sider the Russian-Austrian proposition for an
armistice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIRE WINES.

I have made arrangements with one OF the largest
firms in California by which am enabled 70 sell. for
saersmenial and communion purposes, the pnrest
artiele, selected expIsssiy for me. viz; 81 HERRY
sCUPPERNONG WINE from North Carolina;
nRY CATAW BA, from urbana Wine Go: Those
Wines offer for sale, Wholesale and retail by hogs
head, barrel and half barrel, BY bottle and on
drsusst. Prcrretor Of me Native Wine Bittsr.
Nos. 1917 and 1919 Pa av., Washington ID. c..
also, No. 81 North Charles st, Baltimore, Md.
WHITE OATAwBA BRANDY, TOR Brandy
Peaches, 81 20 per gallon sec
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TRAGEDY IN NEW YoRK--Ano.her tragic
occurrence took place In Greene street. New
York, last Friday night. For some time an on
Ger OF engineers, named VIM. Marsh, attached
to the barracks st willetts Point, has been
very much infatuated with q frAil woman
named Minnie Housfe It. until recently a rest
dent Of Greene street. He had furnished her
with considerable sums Of money, and wanted
her to marry him. This she positively refosed
10 DO. On Friday night he went TO her house
with party Of friends, when he again requested
the woman 70 marry him, and she again Refused.
Placing his left hand on her right shoulder
Marsh drew pistol that he had concealed In 4
handkerchief from his pocket, and placed il
against the woman over the region of the
stomach, and tired IL. He fired one shot at his
own head, but II went wide Of the mark. De-
termined not TO be foiled, Marsh recocked the
weapon, and, placing it to his forehead, dis
charged IL, the bali entering the forehead and
lodging against the skull over the right eve.
Both fell 70 the floor, IL woman apparently
mortally wounded. On Saturday night she was
still alive, but very low, aud Marsh was at once
arrested. He expresses regret az not having
killed her. IL is suprosei he win recover.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
BATTLE AT TOUL!
The Prussians Repulsed with a Loss Of 10000
FIGHT 1T .NO.rE.MEDf!
A FRENCH VICTORY CLAIMED.
THE MARCH ON PARIS.
THE PRUssIANs ONLY NINE MILES
FROM THE CITY.
,STur pGpURUVC Ag ryCyayn.s
A FRENCH VICTORY CLAIMED.
THE MARCH ON PARIS.
THE PRUssIANs ONLY NINE MILES
FROM THE CITY.
"THE REPUBLIC OF ENGLAND"

Popular Demonstrations I'm London
Two Formidable Republican Meet
ings-The Queen and AristOcracy
Denounced-Hisses for the Queen
and GrOans for the Prince
OF wales - Sympathy for
France Prussian Iacon-
sistency Denounced.
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APPOINTMENT oP,A REVENUE COLLECTOR
The President has appointed Hiram e. Kelley,
Internal Revenue Collector for the 9Th district
OF Wisconsin, vice Daniel b. Priest.
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Hon. f. Z. SPINNER, Treasurer of the United
states, who has been iii for several days past, Il
much better to-day, and able to attend to hi.
Official duIes.
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"SHALL the besutifal capital Of France be
given over 20 destruction?"is is the question To-
day In almost every mind. Shall its treasures o.
its Incompatible parks. and glorious Camps
Elysees, become the spoil Of war, and that, too,
at the very hour when they come 20 dignity and
sdorn the government seat Of France set free
from bondaee-of the New Republic? Every
blow that King William strikes now Ia q blow &C
that French people whom he promised 30 spare,
and blow, also, at that sympathy with which
a vast majority Of Americans for the sake OF a
united Germany, watched the progress Of his
arms.-Nev Yoyk Conaercial-
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CHIEP JUSTICE CHASE is recovering his
health, and is now able to ride an hour each DAY.
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York Sun Of Saturday, in speaking Of the dsas-
ter at Tom River, n. j. J.,says:-The saddest In
tsrest Of all centers in the fate OF young Mr.
Peter Rowland, who perished. In the nobis at
tempt to save Miss Libbie 4. Styles, to whom he
was engaged TO be married, and who was also
drowned. They were to have been welded next
month, and preparations for the event had
been initiated. When the bridge fell Rowland
was in company with Miss Styles and his nephew,
q child about ten years or age. In the crash he
caught the boy, and being sn expert swimmer
then turned to look for Miss Styles, and recOr-
nizing her dress puslled towards her. He was
seen to reach the drowning girl, but q Drowning
woman, who was subsequently saved, caught
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SALE or THE JAMES RIVER FOUNDRY AND
AGRICULTURAL WoRKs.-The above valuable
property, located In Lynchburg, Va, was sold
at auction last week for a. 900, n. b. Tate Esq,
purchaser. The sale. IL Is understood, only
embraced three fourths Of the property, the
Shepherd, one OF the former propfietors.
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Washington News and Gossip.
SENATOR DRAKE, Of Missouri, is in town.

INTERNAL RRvKNuR.- ereceipts from this
source to-day were $500 .072.2S.
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THE LATEST.
THE THREATENED CAPITAL.
MORE CONFIDENCE
The Seat Of Government Not TO be Removed
10 Tours.
PARIS MORE HOPEFUL.

q l..
PARIS, Sep. 12-The successes at Toul and
Montmedy, together with a reported halt i'm the
enemy advance, have lead to more activity on
the Bourse, and there is consider able buying on
speculative account.
DEPARTURE OF The GOVERNMENT
FOR TOURS POSTPONED.
LONDON, Sep. 12.--Dispatches Just received
here from Paris state that the departure OF GER
tain members Of the French government for
Tours has been indefinitely postponed.
The Paris GaulOis also states that the diplo
matte corps have postponed their departure.
WAR NEWS THROUGH LONDON.
LONDON, Sept. 12.-The kilograms from the
seat of war, published in the papers here to-day,
are perfect chaos of wild and contradictory
statements. The reports forwarded to New
York have been in the main correct
The TelegraphIc Bureau in Paris has begun
to refuse TO receive private kilograms for trans
mission.
Garibaldi is expected at Paris.
The Times this morning says that France has
been cured Of military dictators.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times saws
that stubborn defence Of Paris is certain if
the city is beeeged. The idea that the Prus-
slams will walk in without difficulty is entirely
mistaken one.
81 fANlSu nEft bIICANS SNMPATHISE
WITH FRANCE.
MADRID. Sept t12.-Demonstration of sympa-
thy with the French republic continue in the
northern provices. The republicans in this
city have signed an address demanding con-
vocation OF the Cortes.
SENSATION IN PRUSSIA IN CONSE-
QCENCE OF THE ACTION OF UlR GOV
ERNMENT.
PRAGUE. Sept. IA Berlin telegram to the
POlitique, of this city, says that q great sensa-
ton had been created by q dispatch of the
American government, to its envoy at the Prus-
sian capital, expressing the hope that there
would now be a Cessation Of the war, in view of
the fact that its aim, the reinforcement Of Ma
poleon, had been accomplished.
No sooner had Minister Bancroft communi-
Gated the dispatch to Yon Thiele and Gutenberg
than il was sent to King William by special
courier.
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THE L. S. STEAMER GUERRIRRE just fitted out
at New York, viii probably sail from that port
about the latter part of this week for the Medl-
terranean TO join the European squadron.
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CATTLH DIsRAsB.-A correspondent of the
Clark Courier states that two hundred and fifty
ofthe finest cows in fauquier county. between
WarIenton and Paris, Va, have recently died
OF Texas cattle disease. Il Is caused, the
writer says, by pacific poison of the blood,
hse proved TO be the most useful treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

SOLICITOR BANFIRLD, of the Treasury, has
gone to Boston to confer With Secretary Bout
well in regard to the uaexpended balance
muddle.
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER,

1T WIIL POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAl
EAiR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
II keeps the hair from falling out. 1t is the bes,
dressing in the world, making lifeless stiff brashy
hair, healthy, soft and glossy,
For sale by all druggists.
R.P. HALL CO.,
, sc eoln &w Nashua, N. H., PToPIieiOrS.
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QuxKSsrown, Sept. i9.- The srea rersh,n
Batavia, from New YORK or Livernooi' srrs~agg
here to-day. p'''' s'1'sed
Bn1sr, sept l2-The steamship Pereire ftou
New York for Havre, touched here this m ,rn,ra
and proceeded. S VA nin2
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! D0Tbeodore Coon, or Baltimore. returned
from Europe only TO slope with one ef his
fathers msid-servinfs.
0Pere Hyacinthe, Who eniisted q private IN
one OF the volunteer regiments for TIE dsfsnos
Oh fsrh, has been promoted 70 . scrgantship.
3Mn. -. =. H. Mithcil, Of Natchez, Miss,
has been tried and found guilty al ths Iurder
OF her husband. j. j. Mitchell.
3Mr william w. Collins, Of Mystic, Conn,
vas e1tten by tomato worm on 0o6orday last,
and o1ed q he bate on Sunday,
0Some mean thief st Lsnesboroueh, Minn.,
recently took advantage q the aboo1ce Of Q
family & the funeral Of one Of ih DoDbors -
steal the sheeo and pillows from al ths bedA
keWspaper corespondents, Wild boars,
BY tho foroe q circumGtances, been driven m
large nuDaben q lste into Belgium. 30 says .
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KING WILLIAM IN FAVOR OF NAPoLEoN AND
AGAINST THE kEPUBLIO---A despatch to the
y. Y. Herald dated, "LOndpn, Sept. Noon''
says: Information which has been received at
the Prussian Embassy In this city, and which
have had repeated to me by very high autaori-
ty renders II certain as q fact that his Majesty,
King William Of Prussia, has resolved to ignore
the revolutionary government now existing in
Paris. The King holds that the executive
which now sets itself forth to speak for the
French nation is destitute OF even the shadow
OF authority, and says that in the event of the
occupation of Paris by the Prussian army he
viii treat, both for present peace and the
future relations between France and Germany.
with the recognized Emperor, Napoleon tie
Third only. Holding this purpose he has given
orders that the Imperial prisoner at Will
the actual reignipg sovereign Of France"
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As the fragments Of the "Captain" found
thus far belong TO vital arts Of the ship, IL Is
thought that her hull may have drittc seasari.
From the accounts given Of the storm it seems
a. m. a Signal was civer Tor the squa iron 70
near the ship. The "Captsin's" response TO the
signal was not seen. Tue rest OF the fiset ran
before the wind until out Of sight OF the Cap
tain, when, at O'Clock, q heavy squan came
M, which perhaps proved fatal 20 the iron-cls1,
throwing her on her beam ends, or driving her
bows under. The bodies found were those OF
men whose duty IL was 20 wear ship. IL Is posi-
BILE that the vessel was driven to sea after being
wrecked, and that the hodies OF the m N foun1
were washed from her deck. The names Of the
been saved are unknown. Experts bslicye THAI
The "Csptaiu' was run down some GgSn0wn
vessel. Her steam power was 80 great that the
story OF her having gone ashore is scarcsy cEed-
Admiral Milne makes the following report OF
tie circumstances attending the dis4DDerancs
be captain on the morning Of the 9Th;
everything was in order. A sailing trial began
in the afternoon. The breeze Was moderate ami
the ships carried royals. At o clock In the az
was making from II 20 l3 knots. IL was observed
the sea washed over the lee deck her eunwzle
sometimes being level with the water. 4 LETT her
at D II. m, when size was 20 miles OF Finisteer
The evolutions were resumed and continued
from 10 10 T. m, when, the ships being al their
designated places, a western course was taken
Az II ?. m, the wind freshened and the barome-
ter fen. Our sails were reefed, and the Can
tain Was closed astern Of the flagship. steaming
steadily and gaining on u.s. noticed At LIS a
m. that she vas six points abaft our beam, keel
ing over very much. Her light few momepts
later, wac still visible, after which thick rain
shut her out. At dawn ten ships of the fleet
were 10 be seen, but the Captain was missing
ne squadron then scattered 20 search for her.
when fragments were found, but no Survivors
could be seen.
Ldter-Eigbteen Of the .rop-clad Captains
crew reached Corrobedo. They report that an
other boat load of people was stove, and they
expect that all on board were lost
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FIRE IN THE WooDs.-For several weeks past
. great fire has been raging In the woods In
Trappe district, Wicomico county, Md. A great
All efforts TO stay the progress OF the flames
have proved futile. Nothing short OF heavy
rain, IL Is feared, will cxtinguish the fire.
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urday, for the citizens cup, was won BY the
Phantom, by llX minutes time allowance,
while the Palmer, which reached the home
stake boat frst, took the second prize. The
Dauntless came in third, with the loss of foretOp
and mast, and the Cambria fourth, ffty
minutes behind the Dauntless. The Sappho did
not start.
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1. MAD Dose-DeafA from F1pAf.-A number of
mad dogs have been recently killed In the upper
to the farm OF Dr. Pennington, and got into
fight with two other dog, and before he was
killed came near biting Mr.. Henry Muilikin,
who was trying 70 kick him on. A colored
woman in Dr. PenninRtons kitchen became 20
frightened that she fell dead on the hoor.-Kent
l1d.) NeNs. 81 - n. n.
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iHE HEDIPTHRRIA.-The exceeding dry weather
nae made everything very uncomf0rtable. The
diPtheria is raging in various sections Of the
county and the lower part OF Delaware. Al
Centreville, Sussex county, Delaware, about
three miles above Bridgeville, in that county
there has been frightful mortality, principally
rom dipthcria. On the seaside, about four
miles hence, one family has lost i've children by
this disease.-Snep Hal Kd.) xsssenger.
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SPAxrsH RECRUITS FOR CUBA.-The Spanish
government and permanent oommittee or dem
uties have agreed TO postpone the convocafion
OF the Cortes. One thousand one hundred re-
inforcements leave for Cuba I'm the steamer Ca
nsries, and 900 more on Saturday In ne
steamer Porto Rico. The steamer Santanier
has already sailed with 500. These are the firrt
inssallment, Ten thousand soidiers have been
promised. Captain General De Rodas has ten-
dered again his resignation, and Il IL nov under
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Bosrcs, Sept; 12-Edw. Bradley hung him.
ecnnnsa awaiting 6isf Tor ths nurSss q q ~
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j. FRED. MYERS, late proprietor o. the Cir9
Serriee Journal, has been assigned to duty in tho
Internal Revenue Division of the Secretary
Office, Treasury Department.
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THE EVENING STAR.
eFsLIsHEp DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At rhe star Building,
zv. Garner Psunsylvsnis Av. and uth st.
EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

TEE srAR n served sy carriers to their srh-
ssribers I'm the City and Distrist ct TEN CxSTs fKn
VIII or TORrf- FOuR CENIs Pg7 MONTH. Copies
sf the Counter, Two OEsrs.
P1IcR ToR MAILING Three Months, u 80;
e.x Months, $500; One Year, $500. No papers
ere sentf rom the once longer than paid for.
THB WEEKLY sTAR-publishsd % Friday
scrsinz-s1.se year.
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edy, the
PAIN KILLER.

IsiG. FOB THIRTY YEARS 1870.
Has that well known, standard, and popular rem
edy, the
PAIN KILLER.
manufactured by Perry Davis & Son, Providence,
Il. l., been before the pubic, and in that time
become known in ali parts of the world, and been
used by people or all nations.
Ii remains, to 6ay, that same good and efficient
rem edy. Its wonderful power in relieving the most
pain has never been equaled and IL has earned
its world wide popularity by is Intrinsic merit. No
curative agent has bad wide spread sale or given
such universal satisfaction. The various ills for
which the Pain Killer is uniailing cure. are too
well known to require recapiiutstion in this adyer-
tisement. As an external and internal medicine,
the Pain Killer stands unrivaled. Directions ac
c. kl;any each bottle.
SOid by all Druggists. ses colin
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Miss MAGGIE LYoxs, Of Des Noines. Iova.
while On recent visit b Western Ksnsas'
formed one OF party Who went for Q bufFnlo
hunt Tor week, In which she had che honor Of
lay In ambush for him, and a he passed her sie
stepped out, drew up her carbine, aimed lust I'M
front Of his shoulder. pulled trigger, and he feIl
dead on the spot the ball breaking his neck.
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kearre~s Of an B~c.p~a whisky One
straw hail.

NEw YORK. Sept. y James O'Nefl who gave
straw hail IN - 80 Tor the reappcaranee OF
Morris Hiil, the desAaliing cashier OF the West
chester bank, was THE morning held Ia 50 .90g
bail for examination.
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D0An ice machine hes been put up in Charles
ton, the product selling Ut two cents pound.
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0Sayanah IL !eoing to have new census of
her own. The policemen are to be the takers.
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Sac FRAHcIsco, Sept 1.-THE State fair
open to- morrow, and promises to be q success
Ger. eherman has accepted an invitation to be
PRESENT on "wednesday.
The receipts Of the German sanitary festival
for three nights have been 50 ,000.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND CON ERT
WASHINGTON S-ENGEHBEyD.

THE ARIOS QUARTETIE CLUB.
THE CHORAL cDtIkTI,
MhS. y DROOP.
MRS. Y. STOSCH.
MR. y. ENOOP,
GR. GEORGE FELIN PESKEIT.
MAsTEk EUGENE kIECKHOEFER.
MASTER WILLIE WALDECkER.
ND A COMPLETE ORCHESTRA,
THC ESDAI Nv ENISf:, ,SEPTEMBER15 1870.
AT LINCOLN BALL,
C1TI n Ninth and II -freets.
IN AID OE THE GERMAN SANTA Rf FUND.
Doors Opsn si : o elOck: concert TO commence al
q clock
tdrTissirn. 81
S,ats c4n bA --cured wiihru. extra charge NJ the
Music Sfore q M---rs ne-zeroft Co. EeI2-4t
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3s'ecrdpfsd frotHfaccst - fhs frestzo Ndr.
LEwTsToS, ME., SEPT u, noon.-The vote o.
Lewiston mp % thiS hour is larger than fhst OF
last year; the democrats bringing out every
voter. The republicans generally snpl-p't Per-
ham fer Governor and frye fos Congr,ss. bgt
Erc mach divided on State Senator and Repre-
sentatives % the Legislature.
The Chamberlain republicans are % great
extent voting for the democratic csndidste Tor
the State Senate.
In Auburn the desnocra,s, Chsmberiisa re-
Phoheafe and labor refcrmers gen rally unite
on m csndadste tor Representative op~OScd 90
the republican csndiist-s
OF -" Escaped whisky 0pe-
rAeoe.
WHISKY cperstcr, Who escaped from cuStogy tp
lses by walking out OF court with a hoos ,,,ssa.,
his arm. was resrrestsd last SATURDAY. ana %.
sioner Osborne, in So .Oao bail.
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MARRIAGE is HONORABLE.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors
pleasures, ard advantages of = happy MARRIAGE, =
oontrested with Single Life. and the fearful EVIL
o. CsLIaACY, IN modern times. Sent Iree, in scale
envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12

ASSISTANT SURGEON H. ACIICH has been de-
tached from the Naval Hospital in this city, anl
ordered to the Lancaster, in the South Atlantic
Fleet, and Assistant Surgeon T.. G. Dunnng has
been ordered to the Naval Hospital b ere.