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whereby the expression or the Frsn-h pe,p'e
on the consequences OF imperial crime can be
obtained. Prussia practically asks us 70 Law
down our arms - preliminary 20 consultation
OF the national will, ard that the POI u 2;iOn OF
far s-men, women. and children-shall starvs
pending the vote. We cal Right AMI Jus;ice
Consulted, will condemn them. TIE govern
meht VIII faithfully attempt 90 render peace
impossible, and in that she will have the CO.
faris calls 20 arms, 20 show Whist a great neaple
can DO to defend their homes their honor. al
their Independence. You will make t6ese facts
Known Ne opportunity may arise"
THE FRENCH FLEET.
CUxHAvEN, Nov. ia French Zee. "a s.i.
to have passed here, going 20 the North. The
sea lights aud buoys At the mouth OF tue Ylhe
has consequently been removed, and all pslo,.
are forbidden 10 leaye the ports.
WAR NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-The Germans entere
Montbelaird to-day. IL is reported tina, Carl.
baldi has had a quarrel with the franc -tireurs.
It Is said the Germans have captured party OF
seronauts at Nsrdun. number OF French eN-
ofhcials az Ner.ailles have been arrested Tor
corresponding with the French. The Liberals
in North Germany have prevailed in the cleo
tons thus fer reported.
MORE ABOUT METZ.
BRUSSELS, Nov. I0.-General Coffiniere, COM
mandant OF Metz daring the seige, writes 10
journals here his conviction that the garrison OF
Metz should have had different fate from that
OF troops OF the wallis. He says he twice offered
DIS Resignation because the council OF war Dis
sented from ttis view.
THE REyICrUsLING OF PARIS THE
STUMBLING BLOCK.
LospoN, Nov. l0.-A late issue o. La Fra.ee
newspaper says:-The question OF revictualIng
Paris was the real stumbling block in the vsy
OF the negotiations Tor the armistice. The mat
ter of elections In Alsice and LDrran was no,
vital, and might have been sAt...actOrily ar
ranged"
intelligence of fhe events in Paris on the 3ist
OF October reached the German headq uarters on
the I'd instant. When Theirs returned D the
PrusSian headquarters IRON his c0nferen .e
with the Paris government the Prussian tone
had changed. and harder Dnr tons were asked
because of the prospect OF internal discord.
favre promptly rejected these final proposi-
tons.
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FULTON AND TILroN-A Curiou, Comprou;.-
A conference Of three mutual friends af thss.
philosophers has recently been engaged in fhe
serious and important work Of deciding Whether
Triton told the truth when he charged Fulton
beer in BoWery saloon after Sunday evening
sermon on temperance, or whether F1lton Va
vernei S n denying the charge, and they have
gentlemen have meant to be perfectiv frua and
honorable IN their statements, and that the
". r. Herald 49, :. $4,000
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IA woman in Illinois recently captured a
doe by throwing her apron over, its head.
~Tbe ladies of Chicago announce hot din
ner instead OF cold fare for the benefit of q
church.
~Bromide Of potassium is the Paris cure TOR
somnambul'sm.
n6May0r MCGEE, OF Kapsas CITY. has slain
his pet deer. 1t got to carrying Mrs. MCGEE
around on its antlers
@One of the sigrs OF the times isthe appear
ance among newspaper advertisements OF
Ladies' Business Suits"
k%Judge Colt or the Supreme Court, Cam
bridge. Mas, considers excessively incorporate
habits just cause for divorce.
ga municipal tribunal in Boston tells us
That "a hummer is a man who will not paw his
taxes and stands on the sidewalk and Splits"
~An abandoned editor cautions his tall
readers against kissing short women as the habit
hes rendered him round shouldered.
ga dispatch from Cairo, Illinois, announces
that Dog Tooth precinct went democrat by Eve
majority.
~Paper clothing Is made in China and
Japan. coat costs ten cents, and whole suit
quarter OF dollar.
BIAnyb body can lead horse to drinking
place, but nobody can force him to drink. How
di ferent IL is with men.
- Hali-fare tickets to and from church, both
on Sundays and week DAYS. Is q feature OF the
street railway accommodation. Of Omaha.
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Ex-CoAMIssIoNRR FISHER, took leave OF the
clerks in the Patent Off ce, at three O'Clock this
alteInc,p.
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FOB THIRTY YEARS
Ess that we'll known. standard and popular remedy
PAIN KILLER.

manufactured by Perry Davis & Son, Providence,
T. l., been before the public, and in that time has
become known in all parts Of tho world, and been
used by people Of all nations.
1t remains, day, that same good and efficient
severe pain has never been eaualled, and it has
earnod its world wide popularity by lis INTRINSIC
merit. No curative agent has had 80 wide pread
sale such universal satisfaction. The various
ills for which the Pain Killer IL uufalDg cure,
too well known to require recapitulation in this
advertisement. As an external and internal medi
cine, the Pain Killer stands unrivalled Directions
accompany eech bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Price cts , 50 cts and 81 per bottle nos eolm&W
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PLEASANT CHAT WITH SENATOR
HARLAN.

Pumpkins and POlitfcs-CaFl Bchurx
and the San Domingo Treaty-The
AppOrtiOnment Bill Secretary COx's
ResignatiOn-A New Deal I'm the In.
terror Departmeut-The Census
New Clerks quicker than Old.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
EXCITING NEWS.
SECESSION IN FRANCE.
Fifteen Departments and Algeria to set
up a Separate Government.
NAPOLEON ON THE WAR.

NAPOLEON ON THE WAR.
It was like N Earthquake shock-He
Was Deceived - to the ConditiOn
Of the Army-He does not
Desire the Empire again
either for Himself
or his Som.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON
slDERATION.-Disease should be guarded against,
or in must be cured. The alternatives are death or
such consequences a. render life o burden. Combat
the mslsris, purify the blood, put the nerves m
petite Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheuma-
tism incres the yeor Of both body and mind, and
relieve the children Of summer plants. All this
can only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
mess by Charles Gautiers Native Wine Bitters; so
SAYS popular opinion. endorsed by many Of the most
eminent PHI sicans, who assure us OF the Complete
victory Of these over all other Biters 1t has abso
lutely driven them out Of the market where il has
been introduced Gautiers Native Wine Bitters
may be had Of all druggists. oS2s-tr
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IHE CENSUS RETURNS show the population o.
wyoming Territory, to be 9li5 exclusive Of In.
dams, and that Of Dakota, ,021.
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SENATOR FEI RY, Of Coauec1 icut is quite ill.,
ana his friends fear that he will not be able to
take his seat when Congress meets.
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BATCHELOR.S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead, any ciialte poison to produce paralysis
Boosting virtues they do not possess The genuine,
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had tttyty years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
By all Druggists. Applied ct 10. Bond street, New
York. fe5-tr
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

SENATOR CAMERON arrived here yesterday,
and had an interview with the President.
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COMMISSIONER WILSON, OF the Land Office
mas not YET received his yaller kiver," but hi
official head is considered to be as good ne on
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The Star Buildings,
former Pennsylvania av. and Ilth st.
BY THE
EyEyIYG SIR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

TIE STAR e ssryej IS carriers to their sub-
sriberS in the CITY and District at Ten CENTS PER
WEEK or FOEITFOUR CESTs PER MONTH. Copies
NJ the counter, Two CENTS.
PRrcE FOR MAILING Three months, $50;
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are sent from the Office longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY sTAB-published on Friday
noTning-Sl so year.
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DISCHARGED THE SERvICE-I leu .ensnts A,
j. G:rrett, list cavalry, and F. H. Dibble, 18th
infantry, have been honOrably discharged the
service.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

EcJ eth ANNUAL BALL
OF TIE "a
- GREFSLEAF CLUB ~
Wall tie heid az Odd Fellows Hall, eth street "a
b,tween n and 4. GAtA
1tESDAI EVENING. November Is, 1870.
Cooks Popular Bsnd will BE- in attendance, and
The m' nbers guarantee their patrons unusually
Pheasant entertainment
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies' 81.
by order OF
nOl0 Il THE CoMMITTEE.
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AR C0URSE
LYON POST NO. a.aAR

AiON TOols NJ. y, u. n. Is.
The Post has the honor to announce that /, has
lures, to be given at Lincoln Hall The season viii
MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER $, 1870,
m : ~ MR. J. d De E5 coR nS%9s,''
a rnnSr Summer Day at Long Branch, Mrs.
OT 70 Ss followed SS.
SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 10, 1s7o,
60. Miss KATE FIELD.
TTHTRspAY IvENisG. DE0ESBER Is. 1870,
'' INC e''4f RRv. DIR. J. p. NEWMAN.
STpbleet, BY request: THE Many Wives of Ut.h.' "
BTRsDxY EVENING, DEcEMBER %, 1870,
:" i.ssaEs s..is sssss: and Incl
dents Of the late War"
ss nns s s
at Philip Soiomons' Bookstore Psnnsylvania ave-
GRAND COURSE OF LECTURES
Calvary BAPTIsff caURCa,
Lincoln HALL,
Noxs,,nor o. ,,,,,, commencing TT pruy
suolse,IS hat Blind Man Saw in Qai i nS'
n... sSSs.ssi-ohi7siTJ YssisIsss ana f%;$sy, =
Isubject..A Journey to the Country Of the Dwarf:
SUBJECT Select Readings iro@ Gelsbsasea oI Aa
January is............. .'D..srEPHEN MAssErr.
Subject = Sixty Minutes Chat with China and
Japan.
February Is John c. SAKE
subJect-Poetry and Poets.
subiect-TEe Thrones OF Europe.
SubJect-Actors and Acting.
March 2e....-............. III GRACE GREELEY
April II :. EDaARTON.
SUBJ. ct-0Ossip, it's Causes and Cure.
April 26......HIRAM GREEN. Lait Gustice OF Peese.
SubJect-Bile.
single tickets, so cents; Season tickets, So; Sea-
son tickets admitting gentleman ana lady S..
For sale ~ Philip Solomons Simm' Drug Store,
corner OF 18th street and New York avenue, and
Bnrr's Furnishing Store, 80 street.
Of season tickets will be entitled TO
seryed seats without extra charge. two days prior
each lecture at which time diagrams of the hall
BE- - en- at Burr's. 80 street. oc 81 I'm
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A MUsEMENTS FOB WINTER EVENINGS,
"A Tor Churches, Schools, Christian Associations
Temperance Societies, &c, with the Stereoptcen or
Dissoiving Views; over 600 paintings to select from
the Hely Land, Scriptural Views, Ascent Of Mont
Blanc the Bottle or Drunksrd's Career; Fairy Tales
Comic Views, etc. Terms reasonable. Magic Lam
terms for cblldrenfs parties. III. WILLIAnS9 t7
ID street, between 9th and 10th, N. W. nos 2m'
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LECTURES.
John b. COZ CHI.
NEW LECTURE!
FACT AND FICTIO
LINCOLN HALL,

TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1sTH.
Mr.. COUGH will also deliver HIS celebrated Lee
tuIe, Curiosity" on WEDNESDAY EVENING
Tickets 20 cent?; reserved seats rs cents For sale
at Ballsntyne Bookstore until O'Clock on the eve
ming of the Lecture nos
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ELECTION DIsTURBANCEs-United States
Marshal Packard in New Orleans has q tele-
gram regarding the riot on Monday night at
Baton Rouge. The supervisors and counters Of
ballots were attacked by an armed mob. The
ballots were saved There are about four dead
and twenty wounded. The Official Candidate
Tor the Legislature was killed. More trouble
Is anticipated. About thirty Of the leaders have
been arrested.
At the election Tuesday, in Southampton
county, Va, John Gay was shot and killed by
d. Magarthy, who fed after the deed, and was
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NOT RRLATRD.-The Cincinnati Commercial,
says it ill be shocking disappointment to the
Washington correspondents engaged in abusing
ex-Secretsry Cox to learn that Colonel Fl sher is
not his brother-in-lsw; that they are not related
and were not acquainted until after Mr.. Cox
had served his term as Governor of Ohio and
went to Cincinnati to practice law.
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THR DIVISION Of abatements and refunding in
the internal revenue burt au has been consolida-
ted with that OF special taxes, aud the whole
placed in charge of Mr.. Charles Chesley, now
chief Of the latter division.
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RACE HORSE PoIsoNRp.-"Limber Jim. the
well-known running horse, died from the effects
Of dose Of corrosive sublimate, on MONDAY
last, which was administered to him at PimlIco
during the races. His owner Mr.. John Marsh
Fad several times refused $500 for him. He was
thought to be the fastest quarter horse in the
State Westminster kd) Advocate
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THREE CoLORkD MEN voted the democratic
ticket in the Bladensburg district last Tuesday.
The co'ored vote in the State seems to have
gone pretty solidly for the republicans.
APro1NTRD.-The Secretary Of the Interior
has appointed General Thomas III. Harris Pen
sion Agent at Wheeling, West Virginia, vice
Doddridge suspended.
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- TSI AKA sHtLanl3TRE
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RIvBs ELECTED IN THE FIFTH VIRGINIA Dis
TRiGT'-Hon. j. H. Plat, received TELEGRAM
this morning from Collector Wilcox, at Lynch
burg, stating that Rives, was undoubtedly cleo
ted in the Fifth Congressional District OF Viz
CiniQ.
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ARKANSAG.
Hanks, Dem, Elected I'm the Isl DIS

MEMPHIS, Nov. 1o-A special dispatch from
Little Rock claims the election of Hanks dem,
IL is believed that Snyder, rep is elected In the
I'd district, and Edwards, dem, in the 80.
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basfitaL.
SUNDAY. MoRNINe IN BED.


when the tiresome week is over,
Wearied Limbs then ask for case;
30 grim task is then before you.
No oae but yourself to please.
How delicious, then the feeling
That dawns through the drcwsy head.
OF rest unbroke, unsummoned,
Sunday morning in the bed.
And such fancies throng around you,
Half asleep and half awake,
Dim defined, yet all SO pleasant
Fancies like the dawn, opaque.
Waking dreams of love and fortune.
Brighter far than can be said,
Give foretaste of elysium,
Sunday morning in the bed.
And the early sounds contrasting,
Add still more to the repose;
Praise who will the early risers,
sweet.r stills the morning dose!
Labor. hustle, care all banished,
And the only sound you dread
Il the breakfast bells rough clamor,
Routing from the Sundays bed.
Poets sing of early morning,
Heathful, active, fresh and fair,
Riches reaped, industry's harvest,
In the mornings early air.
Well, In weeks days let's admit It;
Think how soon ones life is sped,
LET poor n'ortal's joy unhindersd, y
SUNDAY mornings in the bed.
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N3aiIgnada

.. 4. AM ~ uArrr =
[ ~ and aiterVednes,lav ~ ~ ~ -
- ono daily paAe,,s,,,,r'e 4ua = Up. ~, 70,
tween Wassningt and ' Ivne XIII run 20
and ohio Railroad lie with the Cbesss' r.e -.
and the Virginia So richmond, CovinftoS
West and southwesfgs i at Lynchbure fr
the North and NorthFfta az washington hr
Leave Washington M,
at 5 O5 p. m. ing at Lynchbufx
Leave Lynchburg nor
aa arr at Aexandria kssr y ~ % M
Also daily, sunday inch.
train through witI,ouf changa, passenger
cars aftached-between w Az c xIr coping
Richmond and Washinet opneetions Al
lantic States. South At
Leave Washington at o:35 o.
nndria NJ TBS y. m. prriye at Gohnu Alex
li:i0 p. m, and OF Richmond 3:2Ossville Il
Meeting with train leaving Richnn., core
a. m, for Petersburg, Weldon and at 4ae
west, SDutk
Leave Richmond at $50 D. M.
louisville at 1915 a, M; arrive at Ale.9cf+
at 5.05a M, and at Washington at :5lrta
connecting with earliest trains to NeNr99
and Northwest. Af1E
A train for Manassas Branch win
Alexandria dnily, excepting Sunday AVE-
a. M, arriving ut Harrisonburg at 4 20 re
Leave Harrisonburg at 10 a. IN. c0nnecfs
Manassas junction with Northbound tH
on main line, arrive at Alexandria at d
p. m.
The train on Manassas Branch will mak
good connections at the Junction with nigh
line to and from Richmond.
Through tickets and baggage checked d
all prominent points.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Pass Orange daily northward at Q so q. M
ana southwark eSunday excepted,) at Is >
IN. T. NJ RROx DTTe
March II. 1870 General Ticket 4 zen,
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CANNED GOODS,

Ofall varieties, We haue added in addition
afull line of J.
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Hlisfellanepns Trade.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Home Office :--IeichmOnd, Va.
w. c. CARRINGTON, President.
d. ]. HARTSooK, Secretary.
Assets and Investments, @1,500,000.
TNSURES on all the most approved
4 plans. It's policies are non-forfelting.
II divides sI11 per cent. Of profits among
It declares dividends at the end ofsecond
year.
1t receives premiums all in cash, or in halt
loan, or one third loan, as applicants may
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It allows quarterly or semi-annual pay
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1t accepts no security for the money it in
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1t is ofticered and managed by gentlemen
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]. M. MURPHY, Agent
Gordonsville Va.
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KOSKOO

Endorsed and recommended by the Pres
ident of the Faculty OF the E. Medical
College OF the City Of New YORK.
PROFESSOR r. s. NEWTON, M. D.,
Professor and President of the Faculty, late
professor Theory and Practice of
Medicine, Cincinnati, &C.,
One of the most eminent medical men ofthis
age-weil known as the autho of the follow
ing standard medical works: New toms
.Practlce of Medicine Diseases of Chill
dren. "Newton's Symes Surgery" &C., in
December number OF american Medical Re-
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Among the more recent efforts to intro
duce popularity, some of the new remedies,
we notice new preparation compounded
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which is furnished to the profession and the
mimic in any desired quantity We recent
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sal SIZED that ali his work is done in the best
manner, by the most approved processes and
from he beat materials giving as a result med
ici,ie meeting the CONFIDENCE of the Physi-
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KOskOO Cures scrOfala I'm Its
worst Forms.

From A, w. MILLS, o prominent and well
known merchant of Norfolk, Va.
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September 10, 1869.
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