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Ice Ice! Ice
Hymn EN- EAT.

On Thursday, the LET Of June, at the Lu-
thcran Church. in this place, by the
Rev J. Summers, Mr.. ALBERT FORE
NAN to Miss ADA {. PENNEI,, both
of Mrhanirstown. Jhn happy couple
left in the afternoon train for Baltimore
and Washington w bridal trip. JOY go
with ,hcn> W" acknowledge the receipt
of the "Prirtrr'7 E-c'--rakr and wine
On Tie 2jth ultimn. at Frederick Kintzs,
Rocky Springs, near Frederick, by the Rev.
John Il. Nelson, DANIEL II. SHOOK to
Miss Miss HARRIET a. kINTZ, all of
Frederick county, Md.
On Tuesday, Both ultimo, in st. Joscph's
Church, Emmitsburg, hy the Rev. Father
Guctry, Mr. JAMES ATKINSON, of Bal
,imorr, to Mics EMMA KOONTZ, daugh-
ter of Upton Koontz, deceased
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L AIDES ESTIVAL.

TNHE Ladies Of Mcchanicstown will
l. hold Festival at Odd Fellows Hall,
commencing
On Mondoy, W7ee 5, 1871,
and continue during the week. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to rcturnishng the
Hafl in BETTING manner.
Fancy Articles Of various descriptions
will be on hand and offered for sale. Ice
cream, Strawberries and Cream and Con-
fcctons will be presented and served up
in the most approved style, With taste and
dclicacy.
"a" A Band of Music will bc present to
cnlivcn the occasion.
Sc The Ladies anticipate generous
patronage.
"a" Tickets may be had at all the stores
and confcctionarcs in town.
Nav 90: 1871 2W
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The commencement exercises of the
Burkittsville Female Seminary will
take place in st. Paul's Lutheran
church of that place on Thursday, the
18th instant, at 7 o'clock. The insti.
tuition is in prosperous condition.
The field for hirtations-Ladies
Festivals.
CHANGE OF TINE. - From now unit
further notice, the trains of the Western
MARYLAND Railroad will leave and arrive al
the Mechanicstown Depot as follows:
Morning Train will leave !: G:30
Mail Train arrive : : 1890
Mail Train leave : !: 225
Evening Train arrive : 707
FREIGHT TRAINS.
4:1O A NJ will leave; 5:45 P NJ arrive.
1880 p NJ arrive; 1:15 p NJ leave.
beg George Layman, residing near
the Furnace, on last Wednesday lost
a fine horse from sun stroke.
Mr.. Peter Fogle, at the Furnace
had a horse which fell in the we'll the
other day and broke his neck.
Hezekiah Browns store, near Fox.
Vile, in Hauvers District, was robbed
on Thursday night, the 25th ultimo
The robbers entered the store by the
back door, and took a number of car,
pet sacks and filled them with goods,
shoes, boots and ready-made clothing
and SIS in change, which they found
in the drawer. Loss 5000.
Geo. Hiram Fox, Supervisor, is
fixing up the roads in the mountain.
Samuel Bussard has built new
saw-mill and dwelling house at the
head of Little Hunting creek.
sg~ John Rouzer, of this place, had
his pocket book taken last Wednesday
morning in Baltimore, while on visit
to that city. There was about 5000
in cash, checks on the Frederick Say,
ings' Institution to the amount Of sew.
eral thousands of dollars, and a mum,
Der of valuable papers in it. No clue
to the adroit thief has vet been devel-
Opp1
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neA. Ice Cream at the Festival.

The announcement is made that
the season has opened for stealing
flowers from cemeteries.
The Independent Red Men of FIRE.
derlck will occupy their new hall in
that place by the LIST of June.
A sly Irritation with strawberries
and Ice cream-At Odd Fellows Hall,
with music in the pauses.-On Mon
day night and during next week.
The lately revived custom Of
throwing shoes after newly married
couple for luck is very old one.
neA- The new denomination Of the
River Brethren" are erecting new
church at Ringgold, in Washington
county.
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10 the Voters Of .Froivick Co"ntu
IN response to call through the public
l. prints, and at the urgent solicitation of
numerous friends, offer myself as Il can
didatc for Sheriff, subject to the decision of
the next County Convention Of the Demo
cratic Conservative Party; and respectfully
solicit the aid of my friends in obtaining
the nomination.
may 20-tf DAVID G. CRISE.
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MORE SIMMER GOODS!
THE LATEST PATTERNS OITI

ID GOT & BLACK have just received
IL their THIRD ARRIVAL this season
of .cummer Gopds They have variety of
beautiful articles to offer to their custom
crs, Call carly and view this splendid
stock Of fashionable goods. They cannot
fail to please the eye, and what ismorc they
will be sold cheap. Call at the fancy store
uptown, Post Office building, and suit your.
selves Now is the time to get the worth
of your money. june Bit
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NOTICE.,

\ IL persons indebted to VIM G. Ian
n dcrs, either by note or book account
Scott, AT Franklin Mills, who is authorized
to receipt for the same. The undrrsign'l
is required to settle the affairs Of the saiI
l.andcrs promptly, and Il disregard Of this
notice will compel him to place the &C
counts, &c; in the hands ola proper officer
for collection. JOSHUA BlGGS,
may l3-3t Trustee.
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MONEY CANNOT RIY HI.
FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS!
But tho Diamond Spcctacles will
Preserve 1t.

WE now offer Glass to the public
w which is pronounced by the most
cek5rated opticians of the world to be tho
most perfect, natural artificial help to the
human eye ever known.
They are ground under our own supcrvi
sion, at our own mandatory in Ne"
Haven, and are so constructed that tho
core or centre of the lcnsc comes directly
ilr front of the eye, producing clear and
distinct vision, as in the natural healthy
sight, and prevents all unpleasant scnsa.
tons, such as glimmerin" and wavcring OF
sight, dizziness, &c, peculiar to all Others
in use.
These Glasses are manufactured from
minute crystal pebbles. melted together
and derive their name Diamond" on &C.
count of their hardness and brilliancy.
These Glasses are mounted in the finest
manner, at our own mandatory, in all
styles of Gold, Silver, Steel Rubber, and
Shell Frames, of the best quality.
Their durability cannot be surpassed, and
their finish is such as will suit the most
fastidious
None genuine unless hearing our trad,
mark, stamped on every frame
Manufactured hy J. f, Spencer & Co.
Practical Opticians, New York.
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Executors Notice.

K1NVVVdEBT = .sWgIVV'
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
N scrbcr has Obtained from the Or.
rhan's Court Of Frederick co,nty, Letters
Tcstamcntary on the Estate Of
GEORGE EYLER,
late of Frederick county, deceased All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to- exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be
fore the 18th day Of Novombcr 1871; as
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
ISRAEL WILLIAR,
may 13-4w Executor.
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CLEAN 7IIE III ACK -TkE .STIGE
Is COMING - ira VELLkRS on
THE WING.
UTHRIE & BEAM have now placed
W on the road from Mtchanicstown to
Emmtsburg IA line o fast coaches, omni
buses and stages. They are prepared to
carry passengers to all points of the com
pass Immediately on the arrival of the w
NJ Railroad trains at MccEnn:cstown.-
Persons wishing to visit Mt. St. Mary's
College, st. Joscph's Academy, Emmits.
burg, Philip Hams Boarding House at
'Clailvcux, the Monterey Springs or Noun.
tain House, the Gettysburg College OF
Battle Fields, or any other point along tn,
Mountain Range can be accommodated
The best and most careful drivers en-.
plovcd and charges will be moderate Our
arrangements to accommodate the travel
ing public are complete.
Emm!tsburg, april got!
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Office of Board of County School Com
missioncrs for Frederick County.

FREDERICK CITY, MD, May lS, 1871.
The next regular quarterly session OF the
Board of School Commissioners for rrcdc-
rick county, Md, will be held in tins "iilhc;,
on Wednesday and'Thursday, the 'th and
Sth DAYS 81 June, 1879 oo,
mnr3 II JNO. ". PAGE, S"cy
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eT A full and complete assortment O
Cloths and Cassimcres, at ]. Yingling &
Sons 1t
Splendid Syrups.
A fresh arrival Of Splendid Syrups
from the Eastern markets, at CHEW s
STOCKSDALE'S, at GO cents per gallon
All they ask is FAIR TRIAL to insure
sales. may EFT
Ice! lee! Ice!
Persons wanting ICE, during the com
ing season, can be supplied by calling al
Geo. II. Johnson's Store. may 6-4w
c9s- FARMERS who want a GOOD
MOWER AND REAPER to cut all con
ditions Of Grass and Grain, Lodged OF
Standing, wet or dry, without Interrupt
ton to the machine, or loss of time to the
operator, and light draft to the hcr1es, buy
y Valley Chief, a machine destined to be.
come one of the most popular in the c0un-
ty. Additional improvements for 1871
keeping time with the progress of the age
STEWART & PRICE are the Agents in
Frederick, Md.
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Esr. William, White

TONTlNU ES to practice his profession
y in Mcchanicstown and vicinity. He
offers his professional services 10 his
friends and the public. When not absent
he may be found at his residence Main
street. mar4tt
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GUMS ERIAND MAILS,
$40 PER KEG.

TJNIIESE Nails are known to be the best
L in the market. All Nails, no waste
and cost no more than other brands.
Each kcg warranted to contain l0(
pounds of nails
Also, IA large assortment of fine Hinges
Locks and Knobs, Solid Bronze, suitable
for tirst-class buildings, at the great Cheap
tof-Cash Hardware Store of
J. b. SHANNON
1908 Market Street,
sp ST philadelphia.
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Mnylwd
- ESPECTFUJhT informs the citi
IL zcns of this place and vicinity, that
he has established a Tin shop in Water
street, at the house of Mrs. Polly, where he
is prepared to execute everything in TIL,
Timing Line. He has on hand Tinwar,
of all descriptions, Star Cooking Stoves
etc. He invites the people to call at his
shop rs he is dctcrmined to give good salts
faction to his customers.
april 22-Gm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.tB j. Yingling & Son, of Westminster
Md, are offering special inducements in
Blcached and Unblcached Muslins; also ir
Stockings, Gloves, Fans, Lace and Linen
Collars. It
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tB Jouvin's best Kid Gloves $3.50
Josephs Kid Gloves 30 cents, at J. Wing
ling & Sons. 1t
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Spring and Summer Goods

HATEFUL for the very liberal patron
VI age heretofore extended to me by a
generous public, ! would respectfully call
their attention to my large and extensive
stock Of
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J. YINGLING & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
M0RY0N9a co.
WESTMINSTER, MD.
may 13-tf

TNIIE TIME NOW
l. To plant your Melon and other Seeds.
Casuba Melon, the largest and finest known;
Pine Apple, Turks Cap, Aliens Superb
Golden Orange, Ward Nectar, White Japan
Watermelon Sccd.--1cc Cream, Orange
Mountain Sweet, Mountain Sprout.
Lima Beans, Sugar Corn, Bunch Beans
Corn Beans, Marrowfat Peas, Carrot, Gu
cumbcr, Satisfy, Late Cabbage, Turnip
summer Radish, Pumpkin, Squash, Beet
&c. Also, IL fine assortment Of FLOWER
SEED, going fast now. Don't delay, bu
call carly and make your selection. Drccr's
Seeds are all warranted fresh and true t
name. For sale only in Frederick, at
may 6 SMITHS Temple of Fancy.
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common reed, three and four jointcd,
and Walking Cane Fishing Rods. Just re-
ceiycd and for sale at SMITHS
iunc 3 Temple of Fancy
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For sale only by
WIN. MOORE,
Dealer in Watches, Clocks. Jcwclry
Silver Ware, &c, e., Westminster, Nd.
may 21-4t
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JOSIAH S. MARTIN,
II Il n ~ Ne H ,

Mechanicst01rn, Frederick County,
UnyVlhu0,
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CouNty
FEBRUARY TERM, 1871.
Ordered by the Court this oath day ,9
April 1871, that the Collector by whom rho
sales above reported were made, give notice
by advertisement to be published in II6
Examiner, and the RepnMica1s citizen, two
newspapers published in Frederick City,
and the Cotorttn Civtou, a newspaper pub
lishcd in McchanicstOwn, in Frcdcricl>
county, for six successive weeks, warning
all persons interested IN the above described
property sold by the Collector, to be and
appear in this Court, on or before the lOl
day OF June, 1S1t 10 SHOW cause, if any
they have why the said sales should not ln
ratified and confirmed
JOHN 4. LYNCH,
Judge Of the Circuit Court
True Copy-Test,
CHARLES MAETZ,
april 200. Clctk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-30

Canal in Venice, on a commission given In
Rome by Mr.. Charles KNAPP, OF this city, who, by
the way, Is now living in uptown New
York Mr.. Yewell's portfolio is full Of attrac-
tive studies OF Italian subjects, and is particu-
larry rich in church interiors and other archi-
tectural treasures, made in some of the de-
fghtful out of the way places not generally
visited by tourists, but long known to and highly
appreciated by the guild o. art.
THAT fashion has to do with art as il has to
do with the commoner things of every day life,
and that il is considered the thing to have
picture by artists who are the style, was well
illustrated in the sale of the White collection of
paintings which took place in New York a
couple OF weeks ago The picture which brought
the largest price there's, 250-was a single full
length figure piece, about three-quarters life
size, by Chaplin. He is by no means an inferior
artist in his way but his chief merit i'm the eyes
of the ton lies in the fact that he was the favorte
court painter under Napoleon and Eugenie,-a
circumstance which gave his productions a sort
Of reflected lustre that has not yet quite faded
away, alth ugh the source of the illumination
has gone down in darkness long ago. There
were dozen Of pictures in the gallery worth
more than this in the eyes of any competent and
dspassionate judge, even if sm aller i'm size; but
fashion had its way, and prices went accordingly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-30

10 have fallen upon the cloth mantle. which
CONSISTS OF sacque, with deep cape, as the one
pest adapted to use and comfort At first these
mantles, or double cspes, as they were some-
Times called, appeared only i'm cashmere braided
ana embroidered, and were so restricted in style
ana cut as to present most ungraceful appear
ance. The pattern has been Improved upon
however, until il has become a very handsome
ana comfortable garment, deeper and more
amply cut, and allowing sufficient room for the
extension se OF the tOsrI,are beneath; The latest
design Is in dark bronze green cloth, with a
vatican plat in the back, and a cape divided
up the back, and trimmed upon each side 10
match the border. This style constitutes a very
handsome finish TO suit, and is, indeed, much
better adapted for this purpose than that of a
separate cloak, to be worn with all sorts OF
dresses. As an independent gar ment, we have
nothing as yet 70 equal il in grace and beauty.
THE PoLoNAIsE.
And, speaking OF the polonaise, IL may be a.
we'll TO remark that IL will be certain 10 he
carried through the next season Ladies i'm more
southern climates anxious 20 prepare spring and
summer wardrobes in advance of the almanac
may confidently rest their faith upon the polon.
aise as upon an anchor-sure, and for a time
steadfast.
The polonaise is as vet a novelty in Paris and
London IL is only Just beginning 10 take the
place of the oyerskirt and jacket. IL will be
more OF rage in both cities during the coming
year than IL has been in the past. II is graceful
ana 30 convenient that il will obtain the high
vogue there that 10 las here. Firs Ia PolosaiSeI
Choose your patterns and construct your cos
muslin, silk, challi, linen, lawn or cambria.
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
shall i occupy space by writing Of bonnets
about which there is nothing new TO saw, or de-
scribing new combinations OF old silks, and vel
vets, and laces which no one can possibly under
stand, and which every body, therefore takes
for very high fashion indeed ? or shall cut nv
,etter short this month, and go and build my own
Christmas tree
Fashions are very fine, but Just now they sink
INTO utter significance, besides stockings to be
nlled and Christmas greens 10 be hung, for
though this will not reach you till after Christ
mas, II is written before Christmas, and there is
ahnndred invisible voices whispering in my ear,
and hundred invisible hands Juggling away AT
my heartstrings and bidding me leave YOU, dear
reader, and attend TO them. So, with a thousand
good wishes, bid you happy New Year.
JENNIE JUNE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-30

INTERESTING CASE OF HEIRsHIP.-Says the
Hartford Times:-The drowning of Mr.. Lumm
and bis daughter in East Haven, recently, will
result IN number of lawsuits. Mr.. Morris has
which is situated in Montowese, and has in
creased 200 per cent. within few months Mr.
Lumm had transferred his property to a friend
10 Keep IL out OF his wifes hands, and this will
annoy the administrator some A suit has been
brought against the town of East Haven by Mr.
Morris for $4,000. Another suit will be insti-
tuted to decide who will pay for the horse, the
which arises will be Mr.. Lumm's heir. II it Is
proved that he died first, the property would
have gone TO the daughter, and then back to the
mother. If the daughter was drowned first
then the property goes to a half sister of Mr.
Lrmms, who lives somewhere in the west, but
Just where Is not known. Altogether, it will be
most interesting legal contest, and should the
suit against the town Of East Haven be success
fui, there viii be considerable property for the
heirs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-30

RIGID cRoss-ExANISkrIcs or rRoyl


M'CCLLOCH.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Dec. 3o-The court met az
10 O'Clock. The cross-examination OF Professor
hcCulloch was resumed ~ Attorney General
Syester, and has been continued 20 the hour OF
noon. The examination has been OF the mOSt
rigid and scientific character. testing the chem
ical knowledge Of witness. and the accuracy and
value OF the experiment made by him. ~ testi-
ned 10 In his direct examin stisn yesterday. The
witness, In all his answers, sdheres 20 he
opinions given in his evidence yesterday.
In answer 10 q question whether yellow ieSsN-
mine administered at O'Clock would remain In
the stomach until O'Clock, witness replied that
be was not a physician, and could not answer.
Various authorities treating on poisons were
cited, and the opinion Of witness asked of tie
standing OF authorities cited and the accuracy
OF tests. Taylers treatise on poi~ons, page 4Sf,
stating that hydrosIsphuret OF ammonia OF sui
phuretted hydrogen gas produces in the solution
reddish, orange colored prccipitate, differing
In color from every other metallic suiphurst,
was read, and witness said he did not agree with
TAYLOR.
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The Broken Ring.

MAYOR HALLS PAPER BISCONTINTED.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Mayor Halls journal
the Le0der, has been discontinued.
Young TwEED's PILE.
Tweed's son, Richard M. Tweed. Yesterday
testified in the course of his examination a.
bondsman for his father, that he is worth one
million two hundred thousand dollars.
PARENTAL AFFECTION.
NEW YORK, Dee. 30.-In the examination Of
sureties for Tweed's bail, this morning Young
Tweed testlhed that he owned property valued
at one million and half dollars, some of which
was decided to him by his father i'm August aud
some in November; the present being from love
and affection, there being no understanding that
he should bail his father.
CONNOLLY WON'T GET OUT OF JAIL THIS YEAR
Connolly has not succeeded i'm procuring a
substitute for Mrs. Deylin, who Yesterday with
drew from the bail bond. His counsel now say
there Is no prospect for his release before the
latter part of next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-30

THE WORKING PROFILE The Chinese shoe
makers at North Adams, Mass IL is stated
ed in remarkable degree the two qualities of
sObrety and industry. Their abstinence from
intoxicating drinks has had a beneficial effect
uron the other mechanics of the place, and
their application to work has been so unusual
as 10 excite general comment. 1t is argued that
this example proves that there is no necessary
conflict between capital and labor, and that a
good and steady workman can without difficulty
obtain fair treatment from his employer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-30

QUEEN VICTORIA has issued an address to the
British public, in which she says she desires to
express deep sense of the touching sympathy
the illness Of her son Wales. Her Majesty says
she also wishes to express the heartfelt gratfi-
tnde OF the Princess Of Wales, and concludes her
will continue to pray for the complete recovery
Of the Prince.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
dSSOtIAIED PRESS REPORT Is
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
Ielegrdphed Exclusively 10 The Evening Star.
The Csnvaiesceut Prince.

Ielegrdphed Exclusively 10 The Evening Star.
The Cenvalesceut Prince.
LONDON, Dec. 80, p. m.-The bulletin from
Sandringham reports that the rest of the Prince
Of Wales was at times disturbed last night by
pain from the swelling above his hip, but i'm ali
other respects his condition continues TO inn
prove. The visit Of the Queen TO Sandringham
was not occasioned by the appearance Of any
dangerous symptoms.
A Russian Ship Gone Down with All
her Crew.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. -. - The Russian
steamship kuma, plying on the Caspian Sea,
including officers, crew and passengers, were
drowned. The steamer had one million roubles
in treasure on board, which is a total loss.
The London Times on Anne rican Poll
ties.
LONDON Dec. 3O.-The Timss, in its review of
the year 1871, devotes considerable space 10
comment on President Grants message TO Con-
gress. The inference is drawn therefrom that
the neutrality which the United States has 80 far
maintained with regard to Cuban affairs NAV
soon be exchanged for more active policy. To
this the Times finds no objection, and even goes
50 far as TO declare il best that Cuba should be
separated from Spain. The TiH,es makes fore
cast Of political prospects in America, and comes
10 the conclusion that Grant will certainly be
reelected. Great satisfaction is shown at the
victory won by the voters of New York city over
their corrupt officials, and the hope is expressed
that all who have swindled the city will be
Brought to Justice and undergo penalties for their
crimes.
Another Terrible Shipwreck.
LONDON, Dec. 30.-A ship named Edward
foundered of Falmouth yesterda,, and all on
board were lost. No particulars have been re-
ceived.
The Financial Problem I'm France.
PARIS, Dec. 30.-The Assembly yesterday de
bated all day the question of auementing the
circulation of the Bank of France. The discus
sion took a wide range. President Theirs spoke
several times, and on one occasion, abiding 20
the violent Language used by the deputies, pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-30

FIRE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY Mp.-About
dusk on Tuesday last the dwelling and all its
contents Of Mr.. Michael Rainey, residing about
FIRE, first discovered In the upper part Of the
house, and supposed to have been commune
Gated from the chimney. Mr.. X. had very re-
Gently effected an insurance upon his house, but
his policy will fall short Of covering the loss he
has Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.