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blood be pure the body is healthy So if not in
health we know impurities lurking about
which must be removed, and the sooner the better.
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PRUSSTNG'S VINEGA Z

TINE Great French Secret for Ladies or Gents
Address D. B. GALLANDEA. Toledo. o.
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BLACK IS THE RAVENS WIN

Is kidder's Raven lndeible Ink. 1t flows freely,
blots, and never fades Used easily common ink
with steel quill pen Remember Raven Ink
Sold everywhere. KIDDER Il WETHEREIL,
Manufacturers, New York
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Pain Killer was the First and is the
Only Permanent Pain ReIiever,

Since the PAIN KILLER first introduced, and
met with such unsurpassed sale, many iINIAIENTS,
RELIEFS, PANACEAs, and other REMEDIES have been
offered the public but of them has attained the
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TIIE S!EGB Oh PARIS.
Attempted Negotiations
for Peace.
Jules Favre at King Williams
Headquarters.
Victor Hugo World Blow up Paris
Quarter by Quarter
THE CAPITAL 70 9E STARVED OUT.
What General Sheridan Says Of
the French.
6AZAlNE SILL SHUT UP IN METZ.
THE CAPITAL 70 GE STARVED OUT.
What General Sheridan Says Of
the French.
6AzAlNE STILL SHUT UP IN METZ.
THE sUN,S VAR DISPATCHES.
By caot-O,repondeacs Of n, sm.

By cable Ctyrcp0ndeacs Of ne SIN.
PARIS, Sept. 1s.--Yesterlay there was
great review Of the Guards Mobile and National.
More than 100000 zen are now under arms, and
there was great enthusiasm among the troops,
with the exception Of some regiments Of the
provincial Mobile Guards who, by order Of their
officers. refused 10 cry" V.Ve % RPubliqus."
Three thousand Prussian uniforms have been
discovered In three separate houses this morning
BY the nephew of.IIolon.
The people Of Paris are generally dissatisfied
Oh the Government for not adopting revolu-
tbnsry measures. A manifesto voted by the
twenty arrondissements Of Paris has been pre-
sen,ed to-day TO the Provisional Government,
and will be posted to .morrcw on the walls Of the
city. i requires the immediate sending Of gen
crsl commissioners into the provinces. 1t ia
doubtful whether the Government will yield
under this double pressure.
II is feared that the prussians have surrounded
Last night battalion Of Parlsian frdnc-tirs'rs
al Mc-u1. Al Efforts TO burn the forests ha~e
90 far prOyed fruuers
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JOI1INGS ABOUTTOWN.

Music IN Tompkins square this evening.
fH'A yestH7Iay '0A
Tho Colorcd Y. NJ. {. A. were addressed last oven.
ing by Mcssrs. Lee and Faithful,
Ann Kocler agci Il, fell from tho Hfth story
window of'9 Ihird avenue, last evening.
Patrick MeCary, aged 81, Of % Greenwich street,
was drowned Yesterday al Por g. North River.
The lottery men In this city pay over 3GOOOO Ia.
hs year 10000 OF tins sum Is paid by Simmons
me New Engand Associated Press meet In ths
editors OF Boston viii attend
Thomas King. aged 80, went TO sleep on tho rool
of 81 West thirty eighth street ON sunday night and
rolling oil Into the yard was killed. "~
Whilo Patrick McCnbe OF 30I Rast Eighty ann
es, r Ss m az s wIfS ygSeGgy eAStSang cellar tn,
cI,aGt G III 'nu "' was buried when dug out life wa
-, Company II Of the Eighth Regiment Nations,
attended. ''1'" " was hu'netou'T
The Sunday School Teachers Reading Room and
ANhNgc nave taken census OF the sunday schO ,l,
ulnth succt. "'
IT, The work Of finishing the Government for,i0ca.
tae NMET9ow, 1ss been resumed. Conrlcs, h,s spprS
prlated S@iO,0JO to carry on the work,
nnmoGr OF Ens.i,h capitalists are 70 start large
SNlnis bA4k ~ tais cry soon, OF which, q B, nl Nj
Lilo Insurance Company, is 10 oc lre''lcUl.
, u. {, t+ns Of M,cImi'.0 0ur,. NJ icon county
COW ar o6 ia a W ~ W, ~ 5f fcans iG !" psrn5s. a. Sa
United sn'o' Di-uc Attorney Davis ha. made
w. we Jr ~ ai,. ram's, sh,il ii'II 5, f. f., hE 4
boouc G5,st laics ana Nr' II ,y.i S..g" "e ".'J
The Now loro sao1sormdc President u,rr,
... " 20. ''.0'i for IN m. Ggmnu. A.rcHuJ
.'oi ID. thc Ipoms VINO ut once goycIito he ..t .,
IhI Hrrmnn social s,n-ins So,ic.>. la.o.a..l IN
Eo'ms IlcncioO cis nl' r .i.t,.
10 I. .I.
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

TIE BROOKLYN higbwaymen who robbed Sarnl
Ann SPAN IN Fulton street, near the ferry Sunday
morning were arrnigned before Justice Walsh yes cf
day, lhCy PLEADED not suty, and were commanded 10
jail
Patrick Corbo,t and his wifo Of Troy quirrclle
ON sHludn( night and h' woman uut her husband uud
mrliatei his person m u shocking manner. When
uud throc hours llrrNaId lac vas uca,ly dead from
loss VI blood,
Eliza Baumann, native " Hanover. WAS arrested
yesterday, at lud'on tity, for Dhid murder Tho cii
W- found carly l1 tc moinug u iHr tluk al Mvn 30 b
lnkrn. AuWlrwlt had Luol msHr tl emo trr U1lIu',
llGnt before throwing II Ia the sink The father is boz
the lturs'au army,
Al 0Nout O'Clock hst ui-ht nlrly 0f ruueIs.
uuuuHrs of cub Cn. .lcd tire frlr.Iu Iuu MS uu "A
ngIt al Morris unH WASHINGTON .t.rrts THO dis ui'
.cm- 40 have been about the division OF a lot ul au
ltI .Istrs. 10 tuu ut.Ha INul.ia IElu, ui y! Ng.t
street, was shot ln tho lc,t tua',
L0-t sy.iut, I'm a moor I'm tho metlows In Ho.
hHbvn hriWr0r (uruclms Murlp, au D.. .IYul, ruI
one lioomttil,A German, tut lltfgr Craa.t Nun ;
WIN Hl.lNr r.m u0lc %. Day. ruI hr iuIlu,, s,iIu,
= lN.g tlone hniieL i ot hs lNrucr 1nc s.ouc
tolf Cu Cin hlu"mhcld's breast, aaI uNLrI lam p.
usbo TO the gruuAd. Ho NGb bo,uo 20 lis uO..c On
DuutNh street
John Brad .huw, n passenger or the miluieht line
from lNluicI hu ON Sunday tIHhl, sucked rrlln tn.
rem CIR o u.ahct containing a tCl rope, one end I
which ~ hAidcNud o. thc LOGON iNH The Cuuu lui or
Immediately Gun the rulo, rnd t'n- prevented tl euis
par0 %! ht uun, Whlgu might lugC Caua,I au Ir'l.
l'nl Hr1d,hnN was arrested ut IIcnton aud hcla To
sWelI feauBiti0n tiJm PeunAJ u ANA.
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present, hut It Ia understood that common Constl
tuition will he tvcn all the States north aud south OF
ne Main a,ke, with ample guarantees for healthy,
Baden distinctly decline territorial enlargement,
while agreeing tina.
ALsAcH AND LORRAINE EUsr RSrRuN
to Germany.
The recently appointed Civil Commissioner for
Alssce, von kuhlwetter has telerrapbed to the
Boards OF Trade at Elberfeld and Bremen for their
viovs OF the Influence uyon German industrial In
forests Of the admission Of Asace and the Depart.
ment Vt the Moselle into German Zollvereiu.
Mr.. Maet Second Secretary OF tie British Rm.
bassy VINO hnally succeeded In getting to the Prus.
sian headquarters, returned on Friday bringing
.----.S AN ANSWER FROM BISMARCK
to Lord Lyons. Before this mission Lord Iyon.
had asked fsvte whsthcr, n England requested an
armistico, the French Government wo uld welcome
her Intervention, When this became known to
Lord Granville, Lord Lyons was politely rebuk. d
tor bis pains. Bent on improving the situation,
mission to Bismarck, notifying Lord Granville afler
Maet had lone. Lord Granville forthwith directed
Lord Lyons To summon Mr.. Maet back; Lord
road aud MIR. Maet ater several failures in making
his way throush the crowd Of Uhlans, reached tic
kinc's headquarters.
ortof all this succession Of cross purposes grew
ccntid,iablo
cooLSEss rErwEsS LYONS ,Sp GRANVILLE.
Nolets talk with Bismarck was plain aud 10 the
point He asked for an ultmaun. We must have
Metz and strssbcurg said Bismarck DlnantIed,
asked Malet No, replied B.marck. stronger ,hnn
even. Tnen suppose the French government nnds
our terms impossiOle1
We SHALL INVEST AND sTApvE rARfs,
and II that does not succHed, we shall try sharoer
means. Would you bombard the city Certainly,
aud burn II II forced. The necessity Is trisfe,
bu: how TO escape ~ BismarcK's talk about
Gladstone and Granville and their tmid message
carrying was reverse Of respectful. and he did not
hesitate 10 let II he that he cared nothing
the efforts OF outsiders and was resolved to settle
all questions with France alone. For LYONS himself
Bismarck professed respect and good will, and cor
daily advised him
TO GIT OUT OF aNs WHILE nE COULD.
Tie had notified Lord Granville that the siege once
begun he would allow no communication between
foreign Governments and their Embassies inside
TIE city. The written answer cent By Bismarck 20
Lord Lyons was conf, ental, and has not been dis
closed; but Lord Lyons intimates thai thinks
Bismarck means to have Paris IN his hanLA before
including peace, as the most efeetud means Of
ENFORCING HIS DEMANDS,
nor Is the French Government OF heart conndent OF
making . successful defence. Gen. Trochu told
Lord Lyons that h. would do his best, but" he
added, there will be = massacre and that will be
followed By anirchY." Tao Ministers still utter
brave words. Russa's attitude is still one OF re-
serve. II has come out that GortsehakoG was asked
hy England 10 join In fresh guarantee for Belgium.
lie answered, Yes, fyou will include holland
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THE coyoUERoR'S ADvANcE.
A Fight Ten Miles from PRrIs-The FIR, hch
Driven Bnck-A BALLOON with 10000
Letters from Metz Cnptured-L Ly ons and
Ariicns Threatened.

Fight Ten Miles from PRrls-The FIR, hch
Driven Bnck-A Balloon with $4,000
Letters from Metz Cnptnred-Ly ons nnd
Ariicns Threatened.
Pans, Sept. ia hgh. took place yesterday
ten miles from PsIls, between the advanced guard
o. the Prussan army and aieconnoitr'ng party Of
the French forces. The latter were driven bacE,
and the PrussiaEs established themselves on tho
hclghts VII. h the Frercn had been holding The
Prussians numbered 900 The fight Is said to
have beeu very bloody one, and the French,
though te'.c0, iuG' tied heavy .osscs on the Prus.
Sins. The contest ra.od 'of upward vi two hours.
Il = said tina,
BALLOON WIN YIFrr THOUSAND LETTERS
from Metz w4s c4p'IreI at Ncu.cha,e. In one of
them Marshal Bazsins slys his army Is well sep
Piled with ever, ,hins.
TnE INVESTMENT OF PARis.
Itosi Hs Erer'r0 MdR
LONDON. Sept lg.-Roports irom the rru.sian
headquarters dotai tho successful procedure OF the
ir,estmen, OF Piris. An Interview between FsvGc
ava Lisuar.g Vl, y';ur shortly. but no delay viii
,c cluscl ia uc lrycstment o! tic CITY unless the
ilcetlns should aav'- -ojAs imror.aa; tr-u.l
Adv,cos rrcm Belort rapnrs tLat De iig.-isu Amy
which crossed the Rhine az Nu'L,r-c b. m vim.
VIA the Latter Guy, In II western lUccNuL Iii,
supposed they are
MOVING UroS LYONS,
pnd thnt tlclf ndNluce FORCES VIII attempt thh
seizure Of communication by The valley Of the Unpcr
Ssope and the line through the Departments ot
DOubs aud Jura.
The P-ussisn cavalry are concentrating in heavy
force before SOissons.
ALIENS Is THpE E,rFSEp
both from the direction OF scissors and Creil.
The DdUy NCtrs correspondent says that Bis
marck iusists the evacuation Of Metz aud S,ra,
oourg, or else
PARIS Is TO M STARVED orr.
BERLIN Sept l9.-Tne following news is on, ial /:
While Napoleon at Namur. In Bel ,ium, he
cuogized the discipline and courage Of TIE Prus-
soldiers, and said
NOTHING COULD KEEP THEN our o" rA'us'
A workman in Louis Roedereg's snSmpsgne e,la1-
shment slot dead Prussir- Gus q, y, .he Et' ehlh
Regiment The former - lnetanls uestNcnrd d!
the Prus-ians Ths ~espalehes received 10 cay de-
stroy all NJ .eSls OF
MARSHAL nAzAISg's ESCAPE.
handful OF men only have escaped thus far
The siege OF 1oul s vigorously pressed. According
TO military experts the place cannot hold much
longer.
BoSDoS, sept. 10 The Globs comments severely
on the supineness OF the Porisans in permitting the
PTussans to repair aud place bridges on the
line Of Their advance, without interruption The
London journals have no tclegraphc news to-day
from Paris Mail adyiccs indicate that the besiegei
aud te-iegcrs at MoH sunor equally from disease
and casualties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-20
The ItnIinn Army md Rome.

FloRrN0r, sept IS, l67O,-Gon, b4io -
marching on Rome, Arimo's cpdcavors 20 negotiate
for q compromise prior to Tho occupation Of Rome
ly tho Italian troops bo,o Docn Guucss Of any
good result.
loNpoH, Sept oRomo has rot set been occu
Icd, u ough The Italians have adv need to within
short distance Of tie city, The Italian Cnamhcrs
win soon convene at Forcrco to hear the result Of
tAe p,cbsCtum 10 the lnpll tcuiiorG
fLohFNCF, Sept lN.-IhC d'ilm have uccupiu
OIuudu. tho following Is onCiM:
1lc troops on entering NIelre were rec iN4l
with iCni cr rthusilsm, Con. EiHio, according tO lI
Wleb IocoNol Tvs DAY, Is m.IenIn. On Rome.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-20
POLITICiI SoUIBS.

Grant Club was orgluizri last evening by ,
ward.
ihe Colored Ropublican Grant and Colf1x club
oiut iNcnucth Ward, Nr Jinea Fii-h5 m tue chair
'"heu 'ne hepub'ican licAct last evening.
Last evening At 6G First avenue II was decided to
evening next, thuuld the Dcnocrnuc CUnyeut.on ad.
loufn ly that time,
A largo number Of the Youni Democracy OF the
fighh Ward met last cvruinF a q! Spring trect aud
Isnmtel a htstoph.t Johnson CLUB, George "
Van worst was elected President
The Bergen county q. - Republicans havo nomi-
natod Abraham n Rury Tor County & crk Isaac ID
DcmAtoet for shcrH md Danicl Romano to rerrcsent
District,
Tho General Committee Of the Eirhtcenth Ward
Democracy met lhst evening and elected II. Mooney
Presidents Gen, frAnk SpInUla and Aaron Churchill.
Nlcr lIcs dents. hichOlai +. ButrnsHon aud Washing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-20
Tho Young Politicians of the Fourteenth
Ward Preparing for Election.

Yesterday forenoon i've Young burglars entered
Thomas Ryans liquor store at 25S Mott street. dur.
Ing the temporary absence Of the proprietor They
were armed with icepicSs bottoms OF tumoler-, and
other missiles, and while four OF them attacked tn
barkoeper, the nIh made for the money drawer
The barseepcr defended himself but had his ear
chewed OF and his Lip bitten through In the conflict
He was finally reinforced by Mrs. Ryan, who did
execution with bottle forcing the rufhans to re-
treat, and arresting one named Johnny Conway.
whom they detained until the arrival of Onicer
Broderick. He was held for examination. Tne
others, Michael McNamee alias hickv Mack, Bob
Mccullough, and two whose names could not be as
certained, are known to the police,