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Anniversaries
CoUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY.

The Anniversary Meeting Of the Society will be
held at their Hall on TUESDAY, 11ch April, being
Easter Tuesday. The Annual Election OF Oflcers
Of the Society will take place at the Hall, the
polls to be opened at IL N.
The Society will assemble at O'Clock {, N. for
the transaction Of business.
T. M. HAsELL, Clerk.
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~DR. CURTIS ON "MANHOoD."

nr DIR. CURTIS ON "MANHOOD.n
A Medical Essay on the cause and cure Of Prema-
ture Decline, Nervous and Physical Debility, Sper-
matorrhea, sedentary Life. Excess. overtaxed
Constitution, Abuses OF the System, &c. 1t gives
q clear synopsis OF the impeulments to Marriage,
and the remedies therefor-the results OF twenty
years. successful practice, by E. DE- F. CURTIS,
NJ. D., F.R.e.S, 10.
Curtis on Manhood" should be read by the
young for reconstruction; and by the AFFLICTED % q
source Of relief 1t will inture no one.-Aedtoal
Times ana Gazette.
There is no member or society by whom this
book will not be found useful, whether he be
parent, preceptor or clergyman.-London Times.
Price 81 by mall. Address DR.. CURTIS, No. 0
fremont Place, Boston. Mass. msrT-tuths1yr
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@B- OFFICE SOUTHwEsTERN RAIL-
ROAD BANK.-AQ Quarterly Dividend Of ONE DOL.
LAR per Share from the earnings OF the Road
having been declared by the Board OF Directors OF
the South Carolina Railroad Company, on the
Capital Stock Of said Company. the same will be
paid on and after the first OF May next, at this
Office.
The Transfer Books Will be closed until the 18th
instant. JOHN II. HARLESTON,
apr6-6fmw3 Cashier.
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&roreries, Eiqmcrs, &r.

MORN! CORN! CORN
$1,000 bushels Prime CORN, in store and for
sale BY T.! KERR q co.
anr1
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Ms- GETTING MARRIED ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the proprlety
or Improperly OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, In sealed envelopes, AID.
dress Howard ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. an3s -3mos
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FLoUR, SIDES sHouLDEks' HAhs'
FORK, COFFEE, suaAH, 30.
F'F'O EDS 3 Co.. -.
Nos. IT and 10 vENDUE RANGE, OFFER Al
LOWEST MARKET RATES:
500 bbls. Fresh Ground
2b hhds. Choice Claar BIB Sides
30 hhds. Prime Smoked Shoulders
10 tierces Choice L {. Hams
10 taerces Pure Leaf LAID
rs bbs. Heavy City Ness Pork
1000 pounds Prime Dry Salt Sides
10000 pounds Dry Salt Bellies
100 sacks Rio Oodee o.
$50 bbs. RenHed SuEsrs
100 cases 2 and 3 b, Fresh tomatoes
rs cases Fresh PesSnes
100 cases, l and 2 t. Fresh Oysters.
oct1l-tuths6m0s
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uai1ts.

UTANTED, A YOUNG COLORED GIRL
w to do homework and make herself gen.
orally useful. Apply az No. 0 Calhoun street.
april
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TINE SOUTHERN STATES DENTAL AS.
Il SOCIATIUN will meet at Pn@nix Hall, Gum
bertrand street, at half past 10 O'Clock on WEpNEs.
BAY MORNING, the 18th instant.
By order Of the'Presldent. -.
auri1-2 J.G. ANGEL, Secretary.
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NOOK WANTED WANTED, A RE-
" SPECTACLE White woman as cook, and to
assist with the washing. Lineral wages given.
Apply a. No. lie Coming street, near Cannon.
anr11.1A
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A COMPETENT STOCK CLERK WANT
II ED 10 q Fancy Goods House. Address P. Q.
BOX No, IL. mar1l-tuths3H
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~-JoHN C. BAKER Il CO.'S GENU.
me MEDICINAL COD LIVER OL.-EsTABLIsH.
ED. lsao.-Acknowledged by eminent physicians
70 be the best in the world. Sold by Druggists
generally. JNO. {. BAKER d CO., Philadelphia.
Afufi supply on hand by
febs-mwfsmios No. 1SI Meeting street.
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yTJANTED, A COMPETENT. WAITING
w MAN; one thst understands the business.
Apply to No. 8 st. Philip street. apr1l-l~
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kosl ano fon1iu

[HWENTY DOLLARS REWARD LOST
or stolen, q large sfver.plsted REVOLVER,
I,tx chambers, Remington Il Spa, maEersl A
reward OF $lD Will be given. aud nu questions
asked, II returned to tile owner, or $20 VIII ne
paid for any Information that will les'i 70 cuhVlc-
ton Of The thief. Apply u No. 627 Kiug street,
Anrll-lk
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% hhda. Good Dry New Orleans SUGAR IN
STREET BROTHERS q CO.,
apr11-1 No. n East Bay.
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TEN DOLLARS REwARD;-L lSr, IN
Beauf1in, Kiug or ClInoun .treets, on last
Friday night, q heavy Coil Uuatn Bha;EtET.
The above reward will be pali. Il e Is lett a.
WALKER, EVANS Il OoG5WELL'S, Ho',S BrOso
street. Hpra
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ct. PATRICE'S BENEVOLENT SOCI-
y ETY.-A Regular Monthly Meeting Of your
Society Will be held TETS rTuesdsyl EVENING, at
Masonic Hal, at s O'Clock. A punctual attend
ance isrequested. W. BAKER, secretary
anil
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UTANTED, A COOK FOR THE TRANS
w FER STEAMER at the .Ssvsnnah and
Charleston Railroad. None need apply unless
competent. Apply on Steamer. aprll-3f
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TERRIBLE VOLCANIC ERUrT1oN.-
The Times Of India says that a Batavia
paper gives particulars Of the dreadful
calamity which occurred 3 few months
ago at Tagulandang Island, one of the
Sangir group. It appears that on the
Sd Of March last an outbreak took place
from the volcano Ruwang, on that
island, which was accompanied by a
seaquake; the sen thereupon rose to q
great hight, and a gigantic wave. about
forty Dutch yards high, suddenly
rushed on the island, sweeping away
before 1t human beings, cattle, houses
and everything else. Four hundred
and sixteen another account says three
hundred) persons persisted, amongst
whom was the Rajah Of the island, and
only three houses were left standing.
Almost all the survivors fled to the
bush, where they still were BY last
accounts. The bodies Of the dead were
lying about, making the air foul, from
want of hands to bury them. On the
18th of March the volcano cast out
flames and lava, which destroyed most
of the cultivated land. The wretched-
ness and distress Of the surviving pop
ulatlon Is said to b great, and the
need Of help pressing. The Sangir
Islands lie to the north Of Mendao.
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Edwin B0Oth.

Long Branch Letter 10 Cincin'u Commercially
Edwin Booth seems to be as much
admired Of women since his second
marriage as he was before his first,
while he remains as Indifferent Us ever
to the sex at large. l seriously ques-
ton II any nan who has 80 much ava
kened the romantic and sentimental In
terest Of Ewes daughters has at least
in this generation, felt such little In
terest In them. It Is not often that any
man. whatever his pretensions. Is really
bored and prosecuted by feminine at
tentions and solicitations, but the young
Hamlet has certainly been for q num-
Der Of years. Few persons are aware
how he has been deluged with flowers
and presents and billet doux from silly
women who fancied themselves In love
with him because he looks melancholy,
has a pleasant voice and knows how to
act. Strange to say, he has never
shown himself an egotist, a coxcomb
or a puppy amid all this adulation and
| worship; has mover had his head turned
a whit; has never departed In the slight
est from the even tenor Of his way.
A man who Il not, OF can not be
| made q fool about women, must have
an extraordinary degree Of good sense
aud discretion. Men who appear strons
In everything else show themselves
weak in this particular-Scipio and
Isaac Newton, perhaps, excepted.
Booth Is by no means cold, or even
cool blooded, us Is manifested In bis
impassioned style Of acting. He was
extremely devoted to his first, as he /:
to his second wife, and, unlike most
artists, Is thoroughly domestic In hi:
tastes. To his profession and his fam,
lily his every thought and aspiration
are surrendered. Beyond them he has
not, ntr does he care to have, any Am.
billion or expectation.
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Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE z.

SARATOGA, September 1.-THE great
four-oared boat ace came off on Sar-
atoga Lake this forenoon AMI was won
by the Ward Crew In "a minutes and
"a seconds. The Tyne Crew was sec
ond, Biglins third, and the Taylor
winship fourth.
LEXINGTON, KY, September H.
Jacob Harper and Betsey Harper,
brother and sister Of John Harper, the
we'll known turf man, were found
murdered In the Lamers House. Sew
eral negroes living at the place have
been arrested on suspicion. Blood
was found on their clothes and the
evidence Is strongagainst them. Their
object was money.
SARATOGA, Sept. 1.-THE Taylor.
winship crew claim that the Biglins
fouled them at the stake-boat. The
Judges decided It a dead heat for the
third place between them, and 1t will
be decided by a race between the two
| crews this afternoon.
NEwBuRYroRT, tMass.,) Sept. H.
The boiler In Curtis's hat factory ex
ploded this morning, killing five mer
outright ; several Others are wounded
and missing. ..s
WASHINGTON, Sept. n.-General In
~structions will be issued by the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue In
few days to all Collectors to the effec'
that they must Immediately make
final report of all taxes held by then
for collection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-11

EASTERN NEVADA NARROW GUAeE.
By Information received we learn that
work is going on very lively on the
railroad from Elko to White Pine, and
1t Is understood that 1t will be pushed
forward to completion as fast as posi-
BILE. The road from Elko to White
Pine Is being travelled constantly with
freight teams, and the road from Eiko
to Eureka Is being very much travelled
BY those who wish to 60 East by rail.
Its freedom from dust Is much IN Its
favor, and we shall expect a very large
amount Of trade from that direction.
We. much hope that better counsels
will prevail, and that the railroad may
be built by this"place and then to
White Pine, as the distance will not be
greatly enhanced, and our furnaces
will be able to supply, BY the time It
Is completed, at least 100 tons OF bull
lion as back freight for every "a hours.
We hope the directors Will investigate
the true state Of things at this place,
and learn the Inducements that an DC
offered.-Eurekd Sentinel.
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Eloesion In OallfOrnia.

80.
The latest election news from Call
fornia clearly indicate that the Repuo:
lican ticket has won by an unexpected
large majority-from 5000 to 1000.
and the State has again wheeled into
the traces and become d bulwark
among the Republican defenses. We
again greet California as a Republican
State. The influence Of this victory
upon the mex, Presidential election
will be great, especially on the Pacific
coast. Here in Nevada 1t inspires US
with condolences, and we feel certain
that Nevada, In 1872, will again go
over to the party Of right and progress
the Republican. Oregon, oscillating
as she has been, heretofore, will feel
the invigorating effects and at her next
election take her stand beside Califor-
mia In the Republican ranks. The
Democratic party has learned a lesson,
though we doubt If they profit by 1t.
A Democratic Legislature. composed
mostly Of weak men, devoid Of charac-
ter or wisdom, and ready at all times
for q speculative chance, can do much
by passing infamous bills to break
down and destroy the party which
placed It In power !; a weak, vacillating
Governor who has exercised power for
four years must necessarily make enc
mics within his own party the indis-
Greet act of the Democratic party In
manipulating the "capitol Jobs" Ia
.'Tammany ring" have an unhealthy
influence on elections. Four years ago
the Republican party In California
was beaten by the nomination Of in
judicious candidates and bad manage
ment upon the part of its leaders. But
this year 1t placed In the field on unex,
ceptionable ticket, and its standard
bearers have worked nobly and achiev-
ed a grand success. One year ago the
Republican party. Of Nevada passed
through a fiery ordeal and suffered a
partial defeat. We feel confident.
however, that 1t will. profit by Its past
experience, and when the Presidential
election OF 1872 shall roll around, will
nobly redeem itself.-Reno State Jour.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
lsyxciAL TO ruH COLI n DAILY NEWS II
TIE wKsrKHN UNION rELIoRAPH LNx.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Ill p. NJ
Weather cool and cloudy.
Henry Clifford, proprietor Of a milk
ranch near University Mound College,
has been arrested OH charge Of assault
to murder. It is alleged that the boys
in the neighborhood were in the habit
Of coming to collect fuel on his ground,
and that he made an Internal machine,
in which a pistol loaded with shot was
concealed, and left 1t where the boys
would find it. Two boys found 1t, and
one Hitting the box, the pistol ex-
ploded, and one Of the boys, named
Roberts, nine and a half years Of age,
received the contents Of the pistol
directly In his face, blowing out both
his eyes. The examination of the case
Il postponed for q week. Meanwhile
the police are working up the evidence.
1t Is feared that John McGlynn, for
Harbor Master, may be defeated BY
Rosenfeld, he having run behind his
ticket In all parts Of the State. The
figures so far received are very close.
The old Union Theatre, on CONNER
cial street, built in 1928, and for
years the leading California temple Of
the drama, Is being torn down.
Stocks on the Comstock appear out
of favor, and outside stocks are dealt
In more eagerly.
Gold, ll44. Greenbacks, 50; sell
ing, ssH.
1t is believed that McGlynn Is elect
ed after all. In Sonoma county he ran
81 ahead Of the ticket.
Wheat Is quiet In the market to-day,
holders demanding % rs, but specula-
tors are not quite IS anxious to buy as
they were last week.
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Austin Items.
from the Reyeille, Sept. o.

From the Revetle, Sept. ~
PRIsoNERs FOR CARsoN.-Bob Stein,
Sheriff Of Nye county, arrived in town
last night from Belmont, en- route for
the State Prison, having In charge two
prisoners, Nose Black and John l.
Jacks, convicted at the last term OF
Court for horse stealing, and sentenced
each to seven years at tho Hot Springs
In Carson. Horse thieves, when arrest
ed. generally get their deserts In Nye
county, a practice that the people OF
Lander would do we'll to initiate.
CoNTEMpT OF CouRT.-To-day, after
the decision was rendened in a civil
case In the Justices Court Of w. K.
Logan, Esq, one Of the parties to the
suit, commenced abusing his opponent,
using the most foul and abusive Ian.
guage. His Honor, after ordering him
three times to desist, set the gentle.
man up to the amount Of $l5 for thus
lnopportunely shooting off his mouth
within the Court limits.
REPUBLICAN DEMoNsTRATToN.-Las
evening the Republicans of the city
celebrated the recent victory Of theil
party In California, by bontires upon
the streets, fireworks and anvil artil'
lery. No speeches were made, but the
expanded countenances Of prominent
Republicans and the proportionately
elongated facial organs OF sorrow
stricken Democrats, plainly denoted
the occasion OF the hilarity. -
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INSURANCE. - Every one should be
insured, and now Is the time to insure
II you are not. The Pacific Insurance
Company, n Of the most reliable
companies In existence, q home com.
pany, too, has an agency established
bere-D. A. Bender & Co. are their
agents-hence no necessity OF going
away to get insurance. Again, Fall
Is here, and already stoves are being
placed In almost every occupied room
In town. and consequently the danger
of a fire that will lay our town In ashes
1, daily increasing. prepare for war
In time Of Peace" by seeing Bender
& Co. at once, and have your stock
and buildings insured.-Reno Journal.
The agent Of the Pacific Insurance
Company in Gold Hill is W. H. Blau-
Welt, Esq, at the Agency Of the Bank
OF California. We have u property
insured In this company, and have had
for the last five years, and believe 1t
the best company that can be picked
out for safety, promptness and liberal
ifv
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HARDENED CMMINAIS.-A CORES
pondent Of the New York World gives
this pleasing description Of Sing Sing
convicts ::
And 50 this strange procession passed.
Hardened criminals, born desperadoes,
whose bands had been against society
from birth, ami who said plainly. In
their acceptance Of the situation, that
society had the best Of them for a little
While. but they would be revenged
when their time came; indurated
brutes. who would smack their lips at
the mere chance Of killing children
man whose mlsfortunes were greater
Tran their crimes; men who were hum
nv Tor kindness, and never got it from
fho world; men whose captivity was not
half n bitter as their remorse; mel
with mothers and wives somewhere out
there, beyond those smiling fields and
laughing waves ; men who were born
into the world with the gaunt spectre
of poverty TO keep step with them
man inheriting passions that they could
NOT ouits master Of themselves, though
they struggled long and valiantly-
All locked together, white and black,
IN Tia grim uniformity Of puniShment,
sLufalns In to their dinners.
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I

We clip the following items from
that most acceptable Of all our Nevada
weekly exchanges, the Reno state
Journal, of last Saturday:
One of the most beautiful homes,
with the grounds surrounding 1t, In
our town, Is that of Judge I. B. Mar
shall. Besides a variety Of beautiful
flower plants, making the air sweetly
fragrant, we notice thrifty growing
cherry and plum trees, blackbury and
raspberry briars, with q few berries on
them, strawberry, watermelon, squash
and cucumber vines, all Of which are
bearing or have born their season, yet
all vert planted this season, and Is
evidence OF what mny be done to make
homes beautiful If our citizens only
possess the taste, energy and industry
that MI. Marshall has shown this Sum-
mer. We hope to see every person
owning a home in Reno doing some
thing another year to beautify tho
same. There Is no reason why the
yards around residences in the town
should not be utilized and beautifed
rs Is the one of Judge Marshall, and
suppose such were the cas- ours would
be one Of the most attractive and de-
sirable homes for a stranger to be
found in the State.
We noticed the pleasant c~ountenance
Of 81. NJ. Yerington In town yesterday,
uusy as a bee, as he always Is, looking
after the interests Of the V. and L. K.
K. Co. W. believe Mr.. Yerlngton to
be one of the best men In the State
can't be otherwise, for we were al
ways told at Sunday School that Satan
only finds work for idle hands and
minds to do, and we never yet found
Mr.. Yerington idle. Eminently he Is
the fright mar in the right place"
rs Superintendent Of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company.
Woodruff & Ennor, the enterprising,
we'll known and popular proprietors
of the stage line between Reno and
Virginia, as we'll as between the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad and White Pine,
we understand are about establishing
a ~tri-weekly line between Toano, or
the Central Pacific Railroad, and the
new and already famous mines o.
Schell Creek. Should the amount o.
travel justify 1t, they will make theil
line O daily.
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AMERICAN MINING STOCKS IN ENG:
LANp.-The market for mining shares
on. the Stock Exchange during the
week has again been active, both for
foreign and British descriptions and
especially for the former. Pacific
shares have commanded a large share
Of attention, ut an advance Of 30s, from
he much improved prospects Of the
mines. The advices from Utah, re-
ceived principally through private
sources, arc most encouraging, leaving
no doubt about the value Of those
extensive mines. Shares are steady at
former prices. In Eberhardt and Au-
rora there has been a considerable
business. A dividend Of 81 per share
has been declared. South Aurora
shares have been dealt In to a fair ex-
tent, and close 81 to 5A.-London
Mining Journal.
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A GoAK.-The story runneth thus ::
A gentleman sporting the name Of Or.
Bower was circulating around Visalia,
and represented to parties there that
he had to come on to Camp 1ndepend.
ence to get a company Of caualry. y
and take them to some other point
mentioned. Sending his trunk around
by the stage, he received the use Of q
magnificent $500 horse to ride across
the mountains. A couple Of weeks
ago the trunk arrived, but the soldier.
Doctor appeareth not and while the
Tulare officers were over here the
baggage was examined and proved to
contain exactly one stove-pipe hat and
two old coats. A company Of cavalry!
It Is evidently a case Of goodbye horse
with somebody.-Inyo Independent
Sept. q. -T-
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MONEY AND STocxs. The Atlas
commercial article Of Saturday even
Ing says:
The price Of gold In New York
opened to-day at 1881, closing at
li3A at 8 p. ~; Sterling, sAS94;P.
NJ. S. 8. Co., 57A; Quicksilver, 1873;
U. S. 5-20's, 1l5HSll4h do. in Lon.
don, 93L; Legal Tenders here Is $50
50. The price Of gold In New York
being 1872. makes the price Of Legal
Tenders S7.9l.
The Stock market was very strong
to-day. Belcher advanced $40; Seq
regated Belcher, -; Phoebe. 81. One
thousand shares OF Raymond & Ely
we're bought at an advance Of IS. Vel
low Jacket was 81 lower. In regard
to the Daney 3 letter of the 9Th says
..,rhe main shaft Il down 1853 feet, and
the south drift Is In 203 feet from the
switch. At that time the vein was
from ! to IL feet in width, Of very
fine orc. The ore Is constantly I'm
proving In quality" Belcher-Bulllon
shipped on the 9TH, $a3,65S 10.
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TIE FAT WOMAN OUrDoNE.-Madau

@. TIE FAT WOMAN OUTDoNE.-Madam
Sherwood, the fat woman. weighing
800 pounds, Is entirely eclipsed by q
girl, Lucy Ames by name, and 10 years
Of age, who was born In the backwoods
of Washington Territory, near Fort
Gamble. She weighs ALI pounds, and
Is 4 feet 8 inches IN hight, and meas
ures ca inches around the shoulder.
Lucy Is not only enormously fat ana
heavy, but has an excellent voice, and
Is said to sing very we'll. Dave Long.
the well-known clown, has engaged
her for a term Of five years. He 70
now In this city procuring an OUTFIT
prior to making a tour Of the world.
She will be placed on exhibition In
this city In about six weeks, at Wood
wards Gardens.-S. F. Alta.
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BY THE CABLES.

PARIS, September 1.-THE evacu-
alton by the German troops of four
departments contiguous to Paris will
be completed on the 18th instant. Ne
gotiations are commenced In relation
to the evacuation Of the whole Of
France.
LONDON, September 1.-THE Times
censures the Importation Of foreign
workmen and supports strikes In the
nine-hour movement, on moral and
sanitary grounds.
Queen Victoria has recovered from
her recent illness.