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A Letter from the Emperor william,
To President Grant

It's Presentation To- day, and Remark, bg ~,
President and Baron Gerolt.
Baron Won Gerolt, the Minister of the North
German Union, called at the White House to-
day and presented a letter from the German
Emperor to President Grant. Baron Gerolt
said:
Mr.. President feel most happy to be the
bearer Of . letter from my most gracious Sow
ereign to your Exceliency, conveying the mott
fcAtion that At the unanimous request of the
soyereigns Of the German States and of the free
cities of Germany to assume the ancient title of
Emperor, after the German Empire had been
re-established by the union Of the German
States under one constitution, nv august Sow
Fstherland to accept thankfully this dignity
conferred by the confidence Of his German con-
FEEDER ates upon his Aajesty and his Successors to
In having the honor to present His Msjesty's
letter TO your Excellency, IL needs no Ire W rs.
surance from me thatthe Emperor and United
Germany desire 10 maintain, ~ heretofore,
their friendly relations With the government
and the people OF the United States. for = nose
happiness and welfare they have always enter.
tanned their most sincere wishes. 80
I The President replied ~
Boron Gerot, The notification which you IA ave
conveyed TO me, relates 10 IN event of grear
historical importance. The states Of this Z. ion
which severally bear relation to the other,
similar to that which Prussia bears to the other
states OF Germany: have recently made snch
ing the integrity OF their common coun-
try for general purposes in peace and war
that they cannot fail to sympathise in similar
proceedings for . like object elsewhere. The
new title which has been accepted by your SOW
ereign may be regarded "a the symbol ami the
fulfilment on its part by Germany OF that high
purpose.
I The disposition which you express on behalf
Of the Emperor Of United Germany to mai ntaip
unimpaired its friendly relations with the GOV
eminent and peNple Of the United States. il
heartily recipTocated.
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II Yog WANT TO RESTORE THE COLOR OF

fSt FAiRI rsr.oys RdIpT OF stsS its fall
eeolm Mt, De- stains, poisons; rails 1t is
warranted. Hss been tried by thousands OF ladies
end gentlemen. and given universal satisfartfch
On the hair o. wbskers il acts eQrally well Brash
Dry ard wiz ii air il makes soft and silken. IL is
net stfckey - dirty. and can he applied easily
water. To simply d-ess the hair, Crystal Discov
cry Is une eled. After il has been used several
times the EslT assumes a cheer ful ald elegant D.
psTaDce liz is SO entirely harmless that il affords
those that Disguised with the various
poisonous ccm pounds known "a REVIEWERS, Rest1r-
ers Neg nerstors, and by hundred other names to
mlsleed- smother opportunity, and this time 20 81
ecmpish their direct without injury. Put M in
bottles holding half a. much again aay other and
Con seQuently the cheapest in use.
Price: One Dollar. Sold By Druggists general
~ m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHisf.IKS, GINS, ETc-I am now Offering at
feouoee prices my celebrated brands CT BE and
bOUkDON, "Oid Crow" Bowen, /" Choice Old
Rye,n Robertson" "Old Family Nectar" mo
nc nseheia, %" Fine Apple" The above brands have
beer selected with great care and are certainly the
best offered in city, and 81 figures that cannot
fsfi 20 suit all. respectfully call attention 10 my
tom GIN bought by me at auction in New
York, ana which sell st s2le per allon than
tne original price. U. GAUTIER,
Importer az Wines, Liquors. Ell Il,
AID Proprietor of the Celebrated
NATIVE WINS BITTERS,
mhSr 1917 Pennsylvania avenue.
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NOMINATED PoR RE-RLEcTIoN.-Th conser-
vative members of the Virginia Legislature in
caucus last night nominated United States
Senator Johnston for reelection. The vote
was-Johnston 80, Pendletop 10, Daniels 10.
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THE New York SgH had a lying paragraph in
its Washington dispatches, the other day, in
reference 20 Supervising Architect Mullett,
inspired from the same source from which al
the malignant and rascally persecution OF Mul
lett has come.-RspUbitcd1
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

The PAIN KILLER Is by universal Consent N.
lowed TO have won for itself reputation unsur-
passed III the history Of medical preparations. Its
instantaneous effect in the eradication and xtinc-
ton OF Pain in all its vsrious forms incident TO the
human family sndthe unsolicited written aud YER
ta testimony OF the masses in its favor, have been,
and are its 9wn beet advertisements
The ingredients Of the PAIN KILLER, being
purely VEGETABLE. r. nder IL a perfectly safe an
efcacious remedy taken intern ally, well for
external apple atiOns, when used according to di-
Iecions. The stain upon linen from use Is readi
iy removed by washing with alcohol.
This Medicine Justly celebrated for the cure OF
many OF the Affections incident the human family,
has now b en- before the public THIRTY YEAR,
End haa found its way into almost every corner o,
The world and wherever il has been used. the same
opinion is expressed Of its medical properties.
IN any attack, where prompt action upon the
eystem is required. the Pain Killer is invaluable.
Hts almost Instantaneous effect in Believing Pam is
truly wonderful; and hen used according 70 dircc-
ton- 10 true TO its name, q p AIH KILLER.
mis- eoAW
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INTERNAL REvEsuE.-The receipts from thi,
source to-day were So '0,4T5.

IT rs ANNOUNCED In the Patriot that Mr.. Jas
G. Berret will, under no circumstances, allow
his name TO be brought forward as q candidate
Tor Delegate to Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-10

MALLS OPERA HOCsE.
Last Sight but che Of
THE W1NDb ii COMEDY COMPANY,
pIOnsUncfd ~ all to be tRe best in the country,
thus EVENING, for the banstit OF AIR. Charles
WyUdhsm, tke fkrcial . retta q
TIE BONNIE FIsHWiFE.
Mics Thistlsdpvn. Magic hct aTlare- Miss Annie
t'oCdsu. IN which Characters shs wt.t stag Cherry
Ripe. "OSmin q; hToG tie Rye, and Hey, the
To he tsIloxei Iv the Military Drama of
TBr LANCERS.
CbsFsc@prs b. M Wy ndh am talented company
GALA MATINEE ON SATURDAY. II
NIIGIO IN TIE ,B.EcI PARLORl
HAkT us Mac ICAL REPOSITORY sse Ok
N. HARTZ, ILLUsIONISr.
Will OPEN ON SATURDAY
HIS MAGICAL REPOSITORY,
AtElis' Music Store,
For tine saie Cf
SONSURiN9 TRICKS, PUZZLES, &c.
THB OBEDIENT eALL, with full instructions
Sl3,
And hundreds OF other novelties for
PsrlOr Amusement.
Boxts Ct Tricks fer Pressnts
Those not wishing to purchase these Tricks p-h-
hCly can make arrangements with Mr.. HAITI
10 have tnem shSvn prlystely, provided 2 quantity
lr resur ed. mhlv %
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

" W. COX, BEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL,
w. AGENT, No. s19 TIN STREET
LOTS FOR sALE-PART OF METROPOLIS
Lot SIS acres. p Or.
LOTS " 3P.lR
Lot 1875 up iOR
Lot l5-lO" OPOR
Price 9 400 per acre: one third cash balance in 6
j.. j. and "a months EOrty-fOur acres being part
81 Lot called Beileyew. sOuthwe est of the Insane
Asylum. Price 500 per acre. one third cash, bal
snCe IN one ard two years Also. HOnses and Lois
in all parts OF the city FOR sale mOder terms
W. w cox, Real Estate and General gent,
mhS I'm No. si9 9Th street.
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IHURST0N . IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DkR IL the best article for cleansing and
teeth ssld by all druggists Price Is and 20 cents
JOUVEHb NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soiled gloves equal Sold by all drug
Gists and fancy goods dealers Price, . cents deS y
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

NArl9NAI 1HEATEh'
BENEFIT o. the Queen Of Buriesque,
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON,
THIS EVENING
viii he ursserted PrOtesn Farce and Buri .Slue:
Mis-. Thom rson appearing IN I'VE Characters. and
executing her csIekratsd Rifle Drill, AID will de.
H-fr Farewell Address.
First time in " Washington ~ the Rurles,ue OF TBR
pRIGhNTS To be preceded by toe Protean Farce
sf A DAY IN PARIS. saturday Afternoon at ,
e-cIC ck-EsniT Matinee. IL
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BATCHELOR,e HAIR DYE

This splendid II air Dye 10 the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
lerd nor any cltdiic poison TO produce paralysis
aesth: Avoid the Wanted and deusive Preparations
W A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty ysdrs
Gntsrnished reputation to uphold its Integrity
y All Drussists. Applied at 10 Bond street, Hew
1ork. fe5-n
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FotnI A0Roy - D0010VfllO w
LoulsvILL., Ky, March s.-Last nixht II ID.
Parker, . saloon keeper, while In the saloon ar
Moliis Lesnsn struck her With . slune shot.
down By Parker. Oakley then nrSd evs si.es
@ Parker and one ball entered biz bresss, ~
sseo thn siternoon. Oakley was arretted al
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Ixecutien Q. 1ew Ysrk To-Dayl
FreG. asyst :.a q. De.inse.

HAVANA, Asneh. s-kspogts from Hayden
sources says Cabal left Saa Joan on the lsch
81 S, reeIua;.y and IA sefers AzSa On Tie 24th.
such news. LakTon. With other DSmiricasr.
spiysd IRON Turks Island On ths 1DtS n jam !,
airy, and u nov In The north % Ssn Do0aneo.
reported that he Is 10 Get in cou5uncfiou WIN
CabTAl. Minister Basaett has called the eeSer-
ton OF the AAytien government . tHs bocsssitv
the copsuls ct Jamaica and Curazse. Who are
aiding the Dominican inssresnta HotWfth-
standing all the rumors the Hayden government
y believed 70 b veil deposed. The Goverpor
OF Vogue, an influential man, he abandoned
the Baez party.
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LECTURES.

rORNS, sc.
y De WHITE, Ss-seos CA5rsrosiV,
20 go isth street. opposite > Treasury ,(esIsb-
nshed IN Washington. u. e., 1851 De successfully
treats COINS. Buntous, Chillblains Club, and Ia
growing Nails and other diseases OF the feet, with
ont pain OF Inconvenience 20 the pa.ient The shoe
can be worn with Immediately after the opera
ton Refers 70 the many eminent Physicians, Sur
sesns. and thousands OF other responsible persons
Who pstrODize his establishment. Hours. from a
On. 20 m. owing to OF business at ON ce,
DR. bite is unsble TO visit patients at their resi-
dences. except between 6 and IN ian 81 Nv
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TEE CHILDREN OF TB EISLANDINSTITUT
SUNDAY SCHOOL,
fOUR HUNDRED IN EUMBER.
viii repeat their Ocacert for the Benefit Of the
School, at the
TIksr CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Corner 10th and streets,
ON FRIDAY EVENIN9, MARCH 10, 1871,
ASSISTED
ACCOMPLISHED PERFORMHRS,
Under the Direction Of
PROEkSSOR 0EORGD BANCROFT,
TICKETS FIPTY CENTS
children under L years. - cents For sale 1T the
Bookstores. me-st
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DOOnS n. ~. q. a.
CeRNER NINTH AND ID STREETS.
OPEN FROM 9 A. 4. To IOPs
ALL ARE WELCOMsi
FHEE BEADING ROOMS.
With Papers and Magazines from all parts Of the
country.
LIBRARY OF $4,000 VOLUMES
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS at Us anae D m
GYMSAsIUM, BOWLING ALLY.
AND BATHS
LADIES BEADING BOON
YOUTHS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION meets
st5p. m FRIDAYS. Isis-tr
= O. REICHENBACH's Plano Ss0r
-. No. 423 11ti STREET, abor, Psnno- Avenue,
tHsTABLIsHEp OVER 20 FEARsJ
eoie agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
q Vim. knabe Co., Baltimore, spd VIM
acOAnmon- Albany; also. second hand
Rtanos, Organs and Melodeons for sale orsSu NV
rsat on the most accommodating terms; Piano ard
OMAN Tuning and Repairing. ap4-ly-
- 8. iSO \. s1ii |srsss:ss,
ma RKRITER'D, F.
10 Aee Seventh street, between d and y strsfs
eight doors above Odd reiiowS Hall.
OeOfce OIL Paintings, knGrayines, Ohromos, &c
Aleo, Largest stock Paper Hanging, Window
0Ao1es, Picture Frames. Picture OordD ana TN0els,
RhRs, uails. &c, In the District.
- TERMS, CASH.
gSsess remember Asne and Humber. sD0-S-
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T. b. MCGUIRE,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND BROKFR
Once: No 1896 street, second floor m7-2w
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MILE CHRISTINA NILSSON will give her frs
grand concert in this city at Lincoln Han thi
evening, assisted by Miss Annie Louisa Cary
Signor Brignoli and EieuNtemps. The pro
igrsMme is a capital one, and the Indications ar
that the audience tonight will be one of tn
most brilliant and appreciative ever assemble
In Q concert room in Washington.
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A sweet Transaction.

Nathan Kicker Of Groton, VT, is tall.
bony fellow, with an unusual amount OF
strength of which he is quite vain. Or
anoe w. Buchanan, merchant, is short.
well.made fellow, and, if he is not quite
as strong as Kicker, makes up the deficit
in mother wit and cunning. A year or
two since he had number OF sacks OF
coarse salt in his store, so heavy that no
man in town was able to shoulder one.
One day Orange emptied sack, packed
it fall of India wheat bulls, and placed it
beside the others. The next time Kicker
came In, Orange began to pooh at his
boosted strength, and claimed to be the
stronger man of the two, Offering to test
the question by shouldering bag of salt,
the one failing in the attempt obligatinR
himself to pay the raisins. 1t was agreed
to, and Orange seized the bag of hulls,
weighing probably forty pounds, and at.
ter minute of prodigious effort he sur.
prised Kicker with accomplishing the
great feat Kicker then seized another
bag, filled with salt, and tugged away a
full minute, barely being able to raise il
upon it his knees During his struggle
his hat fell off and rolled under the mo-
lasses fauset. Orange, unable to resist
the temptation, raised the faucet, letting
about a pint of molasses into the hat
which he pushed along into the middle Of
the floor. After another minutes struggle
with the bag, Kicker dropped it, wher
the boys all shouted that the great, big
Kicker was fairly beaten by the lite Blu
chanan. He was terribly mortified, and
hastily selling his hat he slapped it upor
his head and left the store in hot haste
But he hadn't gone far when he discover
ed the second chapter of the joke, and We!
acknowledged by all to be the sweetest
boy in Groton. He makes no more boasts
about his strength, and is very silen
when the conversation happens to be up
on the subject of molasses.-Lyndon In
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n B.-PersOns at distance can be cured al
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r,,e Terms of Poace.

The probability is that we have thus
far the substance rather than tie precise
conditions of peace agreed upon between
Coppt Bismarck and M. Theirs. For in
stance. we are told that thore is to be
a cession of Alsace and Metz. Nothing lie
said about Lorraine; but as Metz
which is surrendered-is nearly forty
miles from the German border, and still
further from the old province OF Alsace,
It is clear that the new German boundary
must be detected to take in considerable
part of what was once Lorraine. Proba-
bly, the present department of Moselle at
least--as that lies along the border ana
connects with the Alsace district-goes
with Metz. Strasbourg goes with Alsace'
This would give new frontier OF great
natural strength, even aside from those
two fortified cities, whose defensive power
has been amply tested during the recent
struggle. The population Of Alsace is
about 100000, while that of the depart
nent of Moselle was half million two
years ago. The amount of territory, how.
ever, that goes with Metz is purely con-
ieotured for the present.
The war indemnity is now reported at
Ave milliards of francs, which IA milliard
being thousand millions) would be
equivalent to 81 900, 900, 900 of our money,
or about one-third of our national debt at
the close of the war of the rebellion. The
real burden Of this payment will depend
upon it's terms. France is rich in re-
sources, but they are not probably so fex-
ible "a orr own. But as they are more
susceptible of exact calculation in ad'
vance, it is very likely that this matter
has heen satisfactorily arranged by the
eminent fuauoiers who have been called
into consultation by Bismarck and Theirs,
At all events, the Germans appear to have
sharply secured themselves, by stipulat.
ing for the occupation of French territory
with some fortified towns like Sedan, till
the payments are made. This condition
may be productive Of much trouble.
By the fourth condition the German
army were to enter Paris shortly, and
occupy the Champs Elysees, which is or
the western. border of the city proper, ad
Joining the Tuileries, on the northern
bank of the river Seine. All that is now
wanting is the official ratification of the
treaty by the French Assembly. The
matter may provoke some bitter discussion
there, but little doubt remains that the
ratification will be finally given. Theirs
ia unquestionably conversant with thu
views of the majority of the Assembly
and himself well represents the dominan
sentiment of France. He has simply
done the best that the situation admits
Of
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TRoTTING AT PORT HENRY.-The
fifth annual meeting of the Port Henry
Trotting Association will be held Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Maj Oh
14th, 18th and 10Th - .
On the first day purse of one hundred
dollars will be offered to all horses that
never beat three minutes-$6500 to the
first, $25 90 to the second, and $1,000 to
the third. Mile heats. best three in five
to harness. .
Second Day.--A purse of seventy five
dollars to three year olds Mile heats
best two in three to harness-$50,OO to
first, $500 to second.
Third Day.-A purse of one hundred
twenty-five dollars to all horses. Mile
heats-best three in five to harness-$1OO
to first, $25 90 to second.
Entrance to all the above races, ten per
cent. Four to enter and three to start
Entries to be made to the Treasurer al
eight o'clock p. m, previous to each race
Any driver that wilfully runs horse o,
drives foul in any of the above races shall
be distanced The above strictly trottinp
races. Pools sold by the Association. All
pools follow the races.
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Of goods and resistance, and also their
idea of human beings. under the laws of
progress, in the 3end Of the world" rising
by the resurrection into Spiritual order,
in sufficient numbers to prevent the over
population of the earth, even when "wars
shall cease to the ends Of the earth" and
"none shall say I am sick" We learned
that this community of Shakers had tested
this life of celibacy for over seventy years
without any cloud arising to dim lthe
luster of its charity, the fact of which
this people lays open to the gaze of all the
world. We find people who will not
hold private property, who rest securely
and in perfect harmony and prosperity
upon community of goods, and that
Shakerism stands to-day living and
triumphing fact.
You're, etc,
&c. W.
Dandy, Feb. 2Sth, 1871
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GRAND PARENTs.-The Manchester
Journal says the three children of Z. J.
Hawlcy, Esq, of this village, the Oldest of
which is about fourteen years of age,
have four grand parents living. Whose
ages are as follows: Col. NJ. Hawley, so
years, Mrs Hawley, SO years, H. Walker,
Esq, "a years, Mrs. Walker, 81 years. all
Of the above were born in Manchester ex-
cept Mr.. Walker who was born in Wood
bury, Conn, and settled here in 1906.
Mrs. E. J. Hawley is the third daughter
Of Mr.. Walker.
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TO THE LADIES.

The celebrated DR.. L. DIX particularly invites
al ladies who need medical or surgical adviser,
call at MS rooms. 81 Endicott street, Boston,
asss which they viii find arranged for their
speeial accommodation.
DR.. DIX having devoted over twenty years 70
mis- particular branch of the treatment Of sill dis
Eases peculiar tn females it is conceded by all
both In this country and IN Europel, that he ex-
>els all other known practitioners IN the saIes
olaints.
His medicines are prepared with the express
purpose of removing all Diseases such as debility,
weakness, unnatural impressions, enlsrgements
morbid state of the blood. The Doctor IL now
FULLY prepared 20 treat in his peculiar style both
Medically and surgically all diseases ofthefsmals
sex, and they are respectfully invited 20 call at
No. I'll ETpIooTT SrnEKI, BosToF.
All letters requiring advice must contain one
dollar In insure answer. febSd2aw&w1yTs
Boston. 1871, Tyr,
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tgIgyyy gsgg

To THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant en-
ployment at home, the whole of the time or for
the spare moments. Business new, light and
profitable. Persons of either sex can easily earn
from SOC. to IS per evening. and a proportions
sum by devoting their whole time TO the busi-
ness. Boys and girls can earn nearly much as
men, That all who see this notice may send
their address, and test the business we make the
unparalleled offer: To such are not well sat
isfed, we will send 81 to pay for the trouble Of
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