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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-11
BY Richardson ( Co..
Real Estate Agents and huctioncers,
lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-
SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH STREET, CORNER
M0ND. At AUCTIoN.--By virtue OF decree OF
the circuit court Of the city of Richmond entered
on the Cd day Of december, 1869, in the ShanCcry
cause Of Wilson Us. Crouch ct ais, the under
signed as special commissioners, will sell al pub
lie auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the
Sth Of February, 1870, at O'Clock L. NJ, THREE
LOTS, fronting thirty by forty-frur feet on the
east side Of Eighteenth street, corner OF Frank
lin with i BRICK STORE on the corner lot.
The frame store and stable on the other two lot :
not belonging to the property, will not be sole,
but the lease Of the land being about Ia expire.
ttey the frame store and stable, can doubtless he
rurchascd: AMI If not purchased, viii be re-
moved nv the owners.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fuurth cash : one-fnlrth
OH credit of four months oue-iourth on Il credit
Of eight months and the residue on a credit Of
twelve months from day OF sale, taking from the
purchasers negotiable notes, with interest adiei,
for the deferred payments md the title to be
retained until the purchase money Is paid.
JOHN A. COKE.
Is. X. WEXFORD, JR.,
K. Y. CANNON,
jas Special Commissioners.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The aforementioned sale Is postponed until
FRIDAY the 18th instant, at O'Clock.
JOHN 4. COKE.
Il. K. WEXFORD, JR.,
f. Y. CANNON.
f. Special Commissioners.
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back and wiped his feet until he thought
.shau, iYsenroanhable but hs had hardly put

them isreproachable but h6 had hardy put
his foot on the stair again when the porter
remarked with thc utmost Difference,
"Monsicur still has small spot, OF dir1 on
his left heel" The gentleman blushed rs
he came back, and replied, 1t is true,
the walking is SO bad" eyes replied tine
norter cit is very bad, and since it IS the
first time that have Ind the honor OF see
inc Monsieur, beg to state that he proba-
blv does not know that gentlemen come
here only in carriages
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AVNEI0M 4ALKS.sFufHpe DNyn.
= - BY Lee 4 'GoddiS, AaetfoneerS, -
3 !, !. NO. tl1s Msin street,

,TWo-STORY FRAME DWELLING
Il ON THE EAST SIDE OF THIRD STREET
BETWEES PRESTON STREET AMI,
SHOCKOB CEMETERY. FOR SALE AT .AIJcI
TtON.-on MONDAY, !4t, February instant, on
PROPERTY described above. 80 sue
The house has three rooms, with an alley on, side
is In good order. and rented 10 q good tenant
TERMS One-third cash, balance at four and
eight months credit for negotiable notes Interest
added secured by trust deed. q
LEE d GODDIN.
fe IL Auctinnenrs
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Editors Dispalch,-I give you below a
carlcct list Of the Royal Family of Eng
land, thinking it would interest some of
,.,,l, roa.!c,.s. 2.
.ss.ic Roya. Family of Great Britain.
THE QUEEN.
Victoria. Queen Of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland only daugh-
teJ.. Of lis late Royal llighness Edward
buc 81 kcmt and Victoria, late Duchess
Of Kent, daughter of Francis, Duke Of
SAKE Cotourc: born the 9th of May, 1919 !;
succeeded to the throne On the decease OF
her uncle, William ", June 20, 1887 !;
Ggocla; med June 2lst, 1887; crowned June
=, l%@N: married February 10, lS40, to
Giell Marshal his Royal Highness Prince
.ilacrt Augustus Charles Emmanuel, Prince
g. SAKE Cobourg and Gotha, who died at
Windsor Castle December ID, 1861.
ISSUE.
Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa princess
EovnN, born November 2lst, 1910; mar
,,cI January 25th, 1858, IL. r. III. Fredc-
rick William, Prince Of Prussia Albert
Z lwall C'rincc of Wales), born November
OH. ISL: married Princess Alexandra of
denmark 10th March, 1868 Alice Maud
Mary, born April 22d, lS43 married July
lst, 1862, II. r. II. Prince Louis Of Hesse :;
Alfred Ernest Albert, born August G, 1914 !;
Helena Augusta Victoria, born May %,
1916; married 9Th July, 1866, Prince
Christian of Augustcnburgh; Louise Caro-
line Alberta, born March 18th, 1913; Ar
thur William Patrick Albert, born May l.,
1850: Leopold George Duncan Albert, born
April !, 1853; Beatrice Mary Victoria
feoiorc, born April IA, 1857.
TIE QUEENS COUSINS.
George Duke of Cambridge, born March
18th, 1919; Princess Augusta Duchess of
Mvcklcnbugg Strelitz), born July 10, 1872
Marry Adelaide Welhelmina Elizabeth, born
November q, 1883; married June, 1866
Prince Teck Of Austria.
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n0STDnN WI,
ByW. Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent.

ENECUTRIX'S SALE OF SEVERAL
H BRICK AND FRAMED TENEMFNTS.
AND A LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING
LOTS, IN THAT BEAUTIFUL SQUARE ON
UNION HILL ROUNDED BY NENAKLE,
TWENTY-FIFTH STREETS.-At the rcqlcst of
the eNecntrix of the late Willsm Cullinesworth,
deceased, shall sell nj auction, on the premises
on FRIDAY, nth day Of February, 1870 COM
mcncing at 81 O'Clock J.. NJ, that truly beautiful
SQUARE OF LAND located as above described
with FOUR BRICK and THREE FRAMED
TENEMhNTS thereon.
The square will be sub divided into lots having
fronts on Venable, Darlington, and Twenty fifth
streets, running back the usual depth to Il wide
alley.
This part of the city has recently been much i'm
proved, and the LOTS are amongst the hand
soonest now or likely soon to come on the market
To persons of limited means this properly pre-
sents many attractions, as the nelghborhOOd Is
good. and churches of different denominations
very convenient. A map of the property can lie
seen at my office.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance Mt l. s. and
IL months for negotiable notes, interest added,
fe5 ". GoDD1N, Auctioneer.
TT Ugh CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
~ sold on FRIDAY. February 18th, 1870, at u
O'Clock, al the corner Of Brook avenue and Mar
snail street, the following PRopERTY-to wit
OSE-HORSE WAGON,
SOW and SEVEN PIGS
to satisfy distress warrant in nv hands In favor
OF w. X. Glenn and against l.. n. Peterson.
JAMES LAWRIE.
High Constable City of Richm 3n1
fe 7-3tsth, 10th, nth
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GRANITE FRONT BRICK DWELL
VI ING tiq9), on SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET. BETWEEN MONROE AND HENRY
STREETS. At AUCTlpS.-On MONDAY he
upon the premises, the IN Filing above re-
ferrcd 10, adjoining the residence OF Mrs. ;. -.
Aberncthy. 1t IS has eight rooms we'll finished
ulsoa kitcten-all covered with slate and IN good
repair.
sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auction eer and Real Estate Agent.

THAT BEAUTIFUL HALF.AC CII
lot No. 7a7. AT THE SOUTHEAST COR
NET, on VI AND METH STREETS, FOR SALE
AT hUCTION.-At the request of Mr; Lewis
webb shall sell Mt anctlon, on the premises; on
=. ~. that beautiful HALF-ACRE LOT located
"a above, adjoining the residence OF Mr.; Lewis
1894 feet running back $50 feet to an alley To be
divided mo lots OF suitable size. fronting on
Ninth street. according to plat to be exhibited NJ
the hour of sale. a.
These lots are set IN flowers, shade trees, &c.
and are amongst the most attractive or any no"
on the market dbeing go convenient to the busl-
ness portons Of orr city should attract the atten-
ton of those wishing TO build private residences
for their own use. :.
TERMS :Gne-fourth cash h1lance mt four, eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
""N'N' W. GODDIN,
fon AuctiOnCer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctlonecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

BUILDING MATERIALS AT AUG
ID TIOS.-On MONDAY, II Of February. at
RRICK SHOP AND ENCLOSURES at the north.
west corner OF Ross and Fourteenth streets tCoun.
ell Chamber Hill, the same to be removed within
ten days.
TERMS Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
IN ~ huctI0Dncrs
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ROARDYYG ANN LOGGING.
90 PER DAY. - FE" ~
srPOTSWOOD HOTEL, o,r -,

Sh oAo RICHMOND, va
undersigned this Ire 9nS cas
class hotel located on Main street. ams
tSeaIre. and the great northern and ~
road depots, respectfully inform The ,an"ys
Is NOW OPEN; ~ wa a,,o 90 sy sno,s"
This hotel is world-reuo8ned IS the heae ~ sHs
tsrs OF the President and Cabinet otcsIs, ~
sno,us Of Presidents Davis, johnson. and afaH'
and CpleE Justice Chase, ~, ,,v,,aS 70
The travelling public are cordially iny rl teeV
make their home AZ the sp2tswooG, W, 49, ,S,s aud
viii ind every comfort and deilcac! a'A&
other markets can supply. 49, s,,,,u,v
H@AaSs' "-'S j. Al. SUB, EFT,
G, Is. LUCK,
W. b. BISHOP,
mys Ssopess''1'
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pNCTpnNEMENT
FURTuER p lsTPONEMENT.

Bv agreement tho above sale Is postponed +
WEDNESDAY the Cd of February. 1870. at sam
hour A. C.pULLIhM, AuctioEecr.
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BY GruNbs & Williams,
Auctlonccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

IrCTION SALE OF LAW BOOKS
"A We arc preparlnga CATALOGUE OF LAW
BOOKS to be sold al auction N an carly date Per-
sons wishing 10 contribute to the sale VIII please
send In ut once lists of their books. III ordcr tnat
they may be included I'm the catalogue.
e. GRITERS & WILLIAMS, Auctloncers.
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Trustees of :.he German Building Assoclsllon'
No..
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III 'iNlJ cNF.hL
BY agreement the above sale is postponed to
FRIDAY the nth of February, 1s7d. at the same
hour. Additional .cNrensc to be added TO cash
payment.
fe 10 &C. PULLIAM. Auctioneer.
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Fl-PT'UFR DISAPPOINTMENT

Bv agreement the above sale Is postponed
WEDNESDAY the 9th Of February 1870, III Il
same hour. A. G. PULLiAM, AUctiOneer.
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POsTPONEMENT. =,
The above sale IS postponed until LIE - n
SFST the 18th Instant Mt the same hOur. re ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GEWING-MA CHINES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
ELOAT u ADDINGTOH,
iva l4l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth
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GROCERIES, &c

DAMANTINE CANDLES, SOAR Of
N all grades, starch, Brooms. Buckets, CORR
age of all Kinds, Wrapping Page: blacE'9:.
Matches, Washboards, Biucing. Tarks, &c'' ''F
sale by ,. ,,,>.yov
fe II tihkLEs r. "a n,I'
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the back; William Clements, Henri,
Virginia, severely in the head; Edward
Harris, Hanover county, Va, slightly
Charles E. Hodge, Staunton, badly; w.
Crump, Richmond, Va, seriously; John
Pollard, Montgomery, seriously. but
not dangerously; Col. Jordon, railroad
superintendent Mobile, also severely
but not dangerously; Mr.. Kelley,
Staunton, Va, internally, badly; Geo.
Tice, slightly; W. A. Movile, Balti-
more, Md, slightly.
The accident was caused by the hind
truck Of the coach next TO the last car
running off the track, after passing over
the trestle work and curve in the road
at Jerry's Run, two miles from Ale
gheny station, and eighteen miles from
White Sulphur Springs. The train was
running only six miles an hour, and
up very steep grade The conductor
DISCOVERED the car off the track and
pulled the alarm bell, and the train was
taken up in a very short space, btu the
car that was off the track went over
the bank. 1t is supposed the accident
was the result of the sudden breaking
Of wheel. The killed will be trans
ported to Richmond in the morning, ex-
cept Paxton and son, who will be sent
to Lexington. The railroad officials did
everything in their power for the
wounded
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Enthusiasm over the News Of the
Prussian Victory.

NEW YORK. August S.-There are no
!Irther advices from the seat OF war
lhan telegraphed last night. The sub
.;ance Of the dispatches, specials and
all. is that the French army is badly
neaten. with heavy losses and in full re-
,reat: that It's centre is driven in, its
light wing turned and eut of, and that
he Prussians have taken many prison
-. cannon and small arms, and flushed
with success. are eagerly following up
heir victory, and that Napoleon Is
.aIIirg upon France 10 rise and save
The country, and is hurriedly preparing
'3r 4 desperate defense.
Official dispatches received by the
Secretary of State from Minister Wash
hurne confirm the news which has been
:elegnphed to the press.
The excitement in this city among
me German population is indescrihable.
Last night the streets were filled with
groups earnestly discussing the latest
war news and anxiously inquiring for
:Irther information. The German
newspaper offices were crowded till
.ong afier midnight by the excited mul,
,itude and when the extent of the
PruSsian victory became known they
became almost frantic with enthusiasm
and cheered, and screamed, and howled.
and sept and sung by turns The lager
seer saloons as a general thing were not
<.osed during the night.
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wIn. III. Stewards Proposed Ni>it 10
the Asiatic Ccuntry-Icfter From
secretary RObesOn.

WASHINGTON, August N.-Secretary
Roheson has addressed letter 10 Mr..
seward AT Auburn. saving, that having
!rarned from Secretary Fish that he
,>ewardD proposed 10 visit the Asiatic
Countries, he would take the liberty ni
sndering 10 Him the use OF any of the
United States naval vessels in the ports
or waters where he proposed 10 90.
The Secretary has given i'll detail the
names and the probable localities
NOW. or the contemplated destination
ri various vessels and the names of their
commanders, and informs Mr.. Seward
that he has issued orders to all officers
10 extend to him all the facilities and
courtesies within their powers; and he
closed his letter by saying: Il am sure
they will he happy to do anything in
their power for gentleman 80 dis
;inguished, but | have thought proper,
in Justice 10 yourself and to the country,
70 place the proper orders IN
.hape. Mr.. Seward will be received at
San Francisco bv one OF the fleet YES,
-els and thenceiOrth be carried in one
or another of them during his entire
absence. 1t is expected he will be ab,
sent until next spring, In the mean
line il is understood that he will adj
dress unofficial letters to the Secretary
of State and the Secretary Of the Navy on
The state of affairs in the oriental coun.
,reisthc Secretary ofState has addressed
.stters 10 the United States ministers
and consuls in China and Japan, advls
.ng them of the intended visit of Mr.
Seward, suggesting that proper atten'
ION he paid to him whenever he may
somc in their vacirity. Mr.. Seward
NiIl also do all in his power 10 arrange
Nth the orientrl merchants for q
through line of first-class steamships
rom Yeddo and Hong Kong 10 San
Francisco. The Chinese emigrant
question will he siftcd by him and the
Chinese authorities induced not 10 al
low any more women 10 emigrste to
California from Hong Kong
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THE NATHAN MURDER.

New YORK, August 1T is more
than likely the murderer of Mr.. Nathan
will be arrested in less than forty-eight
hours. A new theory has been started,
and it is upon that the detectives are
now operating. The murderer is be-
lieved to be an intimate friend of the
family, who has known the murdered
banker more than twenty years, and
who was thoroughly acquainted with all
of Nathan movements.
No burglar has committed the deed.
The man who SO brutally slaughtered
the millionaire was apparently novice
at it, but the family are said 20 have
had him in their mind since last Thurs
day evening. Then they discovered
that certain papers were missing from
the safe. Papers in which only the
murdered banker and one other person
could possibly be interested-that was
a stock contract.
The proclamation offering forty-seven
thousand dollars reward, contains at
the end very important clause, offer
ing a reward Of eight hundred dollars
for the recovery of the piece Of paper
which was taken from the stoop by a
lahoring man on the morning of the
m.rder. This piece of paper, it is be-
lieved, will throw light on the entire
mystery, as it is now thought the mur-
der was committed for the purpose Of
getting possession OF that contract, by
a well known stockholder.
Mr.. Nathan was a man OF shrewd
business capacity. 1t is known that in
fair transaction he had cornered GER
tain brokers of Wall street, and espe-
cially one person, member Of the Ex-
change, and friend OF Mr.. Nathan.
The operation is said to have been con-
nccted with the present European war
Mr. Nathan believing in war and his
opponent having no faith in hos
tiliries. the theories thus INDUCED in
bv each led them to make GER
tain financial operations in which the
mysterious murderer would have lost
heavily had Mr. Nathan retained pos
session of the contract. That contract
is gone, so is the person with whom the
contract was made. He has not been
seen since the day Of the murder, and
cannot be found. He is believed to be
a member of one our leading families,
and highly connected with all the lead
ing social circles. The police now are
looking for him, and are confident that
they will arrest him before two days
have passed.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
4 Car ON the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Precipitated Down an
Emban X ment One Hundred Feet
High-Twelye Persons Killed and
TWepty Wounded.

GREESBEIER, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
W. Va, August Ga terrible accident
occurred tonight on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. to the up train, at
Jerrys Run. The next car from the
rear coach was precipitated down an
embankment one hundred feet high,
ana shattered to pieces. Twelve per-
sons were killed and twenty wounded
The names of the killed and wounded
cannot be ascertained until morning.
Major Paxton and son, of Lexington,
Virginia, are mortally wounded There
were about forty persons in the car.
GREESBRIER, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W. Va, August ALI the killed and
wounded by the railroad accident at
Jerrys Run have been identified, ex-
cepting one tailoring man, foreigner.
Killed-Major General T. Paxton,
Lexington, Va; Colonel W. Eule-
var, King and Qseen, Va; McMill
Paxton, Vicksburg; Mrs. John Nor.
risett, Uniontown. Va; j. Boyd He'd
ley, Morristown, y. j.; y. McNortiit,
Richmond; George T. Cobb, ex-State
Senator, of New Jersey; DR.. T. N.
Read, Danville, Va. Wounded-Sam-
uel B. Hance, Prince George county,
Nd, severely in the head; Everett II.
Earth, Charlottesville, badly bruised
Robert Ford, Hungary Station, Henry
county, Virginia, badly on the head
and left shoulder; Ishman Ford
Hungary Station, DANCE: ous'y on the
head: John Green Of King George
county, Virginia, severely in the
stomach and back; Thomas J. Win
ston. Richmond, Virginia slightly il
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M'heelius Resister.
s1- Market Reports on Third Page.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

told closed in New York Yesterday
at llS..
The propeller Parthenis was totally
burned in New Haven Sound on Sun
day evening. No lives lost,
Intelligence received from forty-eight
wheat growing points in Ontario lndi-
cate that the wheat crop is below The
average,
Frank Hall, printer, at Cincinnati,
Yesterday, Tell from the third story OF Il
building to the pavement aud received
-erious injuries.
The Sheriff will ;o-lay commence
The sale of all TIC property in Du,chesS
county. New York, belonging to the
Hartford and Erie Railroad Company.
The nail makers at Weymouth,
Massachusetts, are on a strike. Those
II Taunton have given notice thatthev
NIL suspend work uuIc>s jhrir deinunu
: acceded to
Two steers stampeded from 4 drove
OF Texan cattle passing through But:
ralo, New York. Yesterday, and started
on a rampage, goring and killing
one boy and seriously wounding three
,ther persons. One had both of his
-houlders broken
The international Yacht race ior the
Queens cup came off yesterday. The
course was from OF New York Yacht
club House, at Stapleton, Staten Island,
past Coney Island point, thence to South
west Spit, past Sandy Hook, around
Light Ship and return, distance of
about forty miles. The start was made
at N:3l. The Magic won the race, ar
rving at the home stake boat at3 q clock,
33 MINUTES and "a seconds
\ special dispatch says, that the
President after a consultation with
General Sherman on Friday last
,ook occasion to forward to General
sheridan. several official documents
which, in reality, places him in the posi-
ton of representative OF the Presi-
dent as Commander-in-chief of our
army, and he also sent some tele-
graphic messages on the same subject
20 Ministers Bancroft aDd Washburne.
The spirit Of murder was rife in New
York City on Sunday John Mcdowell
stabbed florence McKeon in West
Thirtv-first street VIM. Atkins stab
bed John Leyton with an ice pick in
liquor store in Ninth avenue. Thomas
Kerr cut John Stigen with a pocket
knife, inflicting serious wound, and
John Brennan, in Third avenue, John
Kelly, in East Forty-ffth street, and
John Crogan, in Sixty-second street
we're severally assaulted with stones
and severely injured.
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THE ELECTION.
North Carolina Carried by the
Democrats-A Majority Claimed
In Both Houses of the Legislature
by the Democracy.

RALEIGH, August 6.-Election re-
turns received to-day confirm the opin-
ion that the State has gone Democratic
by five to fifteen thousand majority.
Cobb, in the First District, and Dixon
to ill the vacancy occasioned BY the
death Of Mr.. Heaton, aud Thomas, all
Republicans, in the Second District, are
certainly elected. Additional returns
render the election OF Weddell Conser-
vative, over Dockery, Republican, Ger
tain. Gillem, Conservative, 10 I'll the
Deweesc vacancy, and Rogers, Conser-
vativc, are elected 10 Congress- from the
Fourth District. Rogers beats Harris
about 600 votes. Beach, Conservative,
is elected over Scott, Republican in the
Sixth District. Harper Conservative,
is doubtless elected over Jones, Repub-
lican, in the Seventh District Both
houses Of the Legislature are largely
Democratic Some claim 4 two-third
majority in each house.
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The Po,tsville journal Of Monday
saws that the operators in the Schuyl-
kill region are all preparing to resume
work. and that nearly all the collieries
will be started during this week if no
further difficulty occurs The men are
fiocking back to the region in large
numbers, in anticipation of the speedy
resumption OF work, but the journal
irtimates that come of the agreements
made to secure the resumption Of work
will not be lived up to by the men, and
that they were not intended to be when
they were made.
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
u. Enuonoor.

STERLING ExCIiASGE or IDSDOg
iog any sum not len than one Pound ftsI-
ling. Sight Drafts % ell sbg principal sttIes
Of Francg, Germany and Ialy at DbeT1
rates.
ALso PoR SALE ST TaE sANE oYTfcz;
Iara-sgs- I.ckets 10 EHd from EDEland,
ireland, Bremen and JIambDfE, via Ssv
York OF Baltimore.
ETuJgraut l.allIoaJ Ticke.s fEGm Sew
York az BaltiEIOge % WkeainG
I,,fiee. =. ~. c1yrner Of Third aud MaTtlci
strs-afs. C-atgc NHafifng- ". Va.
BRSSO HAMMER,
Sota-v Public; Real E1ate, FlTe AID LIE
Claim and General ps-sNge Agent.
uggi-
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THOS. O'BRIEy,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

OFFTCE-CUFToI HoCEE BUnDEo.
Wheeling. W. Va
Buys add salls Roal Eatsts, Stocks &c
Ga coEnTniscOn- sSxS