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or have suAersd. from voluntsr, disc charges. what
effect does it prodsse upon your general health, ID.
You feel weak. debiltated, easily tired, Doe. tt
tie extra exerton produce pspt.stou Of the heart
Does Jour liver. urinary organs or your kidney.
trtanentl, get out OF order, L. your urine some
times thick, milky OF nocky. or rs IL RORY ON -s,
sediment at the bortop after it ha. stood awhile
DO you have spells Of short breathing or d,.peU-.
Are your bowels oonstipstsd, Do you ma. g .psl,,
oil faintins' or PUSHES of blood To the he.dr Is
your memory impairsds L. your mind CONSTANT,
dwelling this subject, Do you feed dull. li.tes..
moplng, tired Of company. Of lifer po You wish to
be LEFT alone to get away from everybody Does any
little thing make you start or Jumpf lie your sleep
broken restlessf Is the lustre Of your ere a.
brilliantly The bloom on your cheek as brishtr Do
you ENJOY yourself in society Welt Do you pur-
sus your business with the same ensrgyr Do you
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its dull and tagging, given fits Of melancholy n
''' wv "'' 10y W your n'er or dyspepsia have
you restless nishtss Your back weak, your knees
A"a nave oa' i'''e appetite and you attribute
"o~' re"der' 'ei ABUSE Venereal diseases badly
""u 'eAuA' eAoesSes are all capable OF pro-
'u''ns WEAKNESS Oh 'ne senersfive organs. The
o'sAns vi seners'oh' ~hen In perfect health, make
'A' "'"- D'u you ever 'hihA thAt those bold de-
HAn'' enefse'i'' perse'erins' successful business
'"'N "'' Always 'n0'e WHOSE seneratiSe organs are
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HOUSE, BURNED AND CHILD PERIsHEs IN
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Unioatown
writes: On Saturday last, about IL O'Clock, near
Middletown, in this district, a house occupied
by William Walker, cOlOred, situate on the land
OF MI Samuel Beck, was burned. The wife of
walker left home for the purpose OF going to
the store of Mrs. George W. Herbaugh, and
locked her three children in the house. ON her
return she stopped at a neighbours, not more
than thirty yards distant, and remained there
sometime son of the person with whom
she was staying was in the yard playing and
he went into the house and said that Mrs
Walkers children were crying; she replied tn at
wonld not hurt them; again she was warned,
and her friend insisted on her returning home
at the same time remarking that proba-
bly, the children had set fire to the house
Mrs. w. started, and found smoke issuing from
around the roof of her house, and on entering
and proceeding up stairs she found the bed on
hre, and the Oldest child, about four years old,
living on the floor, burnt to a crisp from the feet
TO the chin, all the clothing being burnt OFF, and
its back completely roasted. The second child
had crawled into a small bed, and was almost
sufocated with the smoke; the Youngest was
asleep in a cradle in the lower room. The origin
OF the fire cannot be ascertained. Drs. Martin
and Shaw were Immediately sent for, but could
do nothing to relieve the child, and death soon
put an end TO its sufferings. Walkers furniture
supposed to be worth 500, was all lost. The
dwelling was worth 81 ,OOO-no insurance Vest
minister (1ad.) Advocate.
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d. I'D.

WALKER In this city, at o'clock q N. on the
sd Of April, 1870 81 coa-Gla ption. JAMES only
Of james 4. Walker, Esq., In the I'D year Of
hia age.
The FULL consolstons ct the gospel his during
his illness, and mp 10 the moment OF his death, whch
he met fearlessly aud peacefully, and With perfect
consciousness OF It's sppros h.
His friends, aud those 4 his fathers family are
requested % ATTEND his furerz. 3o'cock on sun
day. the 2sth inst. from the residence Of Mr. A B.
Hall. corner Of 10Th and n streets.
DICKSON. On the mDrLing Of the I'd instant,
JOHN DICKSON, in the I'D year Of his age.
Hisfunersl will take place a. 4 O'Clock on Monday
the 18th instant, from his late residence corner Of
Green and Steddart streets, Georgetown.
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A LIZ. 4. sHKPHxRD 4 lRes,
HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW
IRON WAREHOUSE,
$40 PENNA. Av., BET sTH AND 10TH srs.,
fsocrx sIpEJ
Respectfully call attention to their assortmsnta
GAS FIXTURES.
ALL PArrERNs nASuTAcTuREp 81 TIE
Tucker NsnafAsturing Co. Hsv Ysrk
asnwer also thoss Of
Hitshell vanss q Co, New York.
WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURES
.,.. The Largest Stock of
CLOCKS, and
AAsrEL OREAMIHfs
ever exhibited I. Washington, and ct the
LOwEsr RATS. 90
Every Variety Of
.. SLATE MANTELs tt..
Manufactured, Of syis and anish equal 10 the hnss
imported marbles.
TERRA GOTTA AND IRON WAKI,
CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN FLUIn,
VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES,
=. RIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, 10
Sole Agency for
MOULIy PATENT EARTH CLOSETS.
We call especial attention to our
PARLOR CRATES, LATReBES, rUBNASye
and RANGES,
comprising al the most improved varieties.
FOUNTAIN JETS Of svsry style.
PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM FITTING,
o. the most extensive character and Of all descry
approved manner ~ - wv D~s'
BASE BALLS AND BATS n
A fun se.ortment from BrsAlsy, end from. IN.
American Croquet Manufactory At price, ~ t ny
lows:-o5, 80, 80, Ss, and Sia per ser iof
CHI, RCPPERTS.
aphlm NO. %o3 tnew numberj 7th st., near
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NlERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
ufTwkkN

Hsrsefs, TIE Fine stssnships =. O. KNIGHT,
S ;s, = s ksss , ;.a yHIFET CIR, Of 80
regular semi weekly trfps between ETWS
69RRhhs ALEXANDRIA, wAsHIsGTos, "a
from Pier 20, East river, every WEDNKsDAT -
sAIUkppAn, "a. Leave GEoRGKroW1
For further tnformation snnlx ~ ID A nm
HAM, Agent, Once end vhaH foot Of High strssa,
Yorb avenue
au1l-d JW THOMPSON prs.A.,s
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EsTABLISHED le44.

EsTABLISHED le44.
.ANDRLW J. JOYCE 2 o. nR.
CARRIAGE MANUTACTURKR0,
ATT and AIS Yourtsenth street.
REPAIRIN0 in all its branches. .
AZ Ca.r,as1 IN Jov RsSasrs, Storage ~ CbmS1
Asentsfor Brsvstsr o., (of Broome strsse,l Firth
ovenue. 0eU York eaSO-eoly
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner Of 7th and d SUI.
HAIR.gLOTH SOFAS, CASTER CHAIRS, WIN
DOW SHADES, BRUS SELS CARPETS,
LOUNGES, DINING TABLES, wHATNOTS,
SonkiNG AND PARLQR STOVES, TIN
REAIS. wASHSTANDs. MATTRESSES,
BEDDING: &C., &C, At AUCTION
a On WEDNESDAY. the 9th Instant, at IN
w o'clock q. m we snail sell, at house No. 1899
~ on Ohio avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
invest, the above Furniture, for cash.
ap22-d hnctiopesrs.
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Try GREEN & VILLA Ms, AuctiOneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE PIECE OF
GARDEN LAND, NEAR JENNINGS BRIDGE,

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PIECE OF
II WAshTAGT6SNt coHS STTYNf D. G BRIDGE
- By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated June LIST,
..folio lG2, &c, of the Land Records for Wash
in 9gf ton county, d. c. and by the written direction
auction, upon the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th
day Of April, A. D. $50, at O'Clock, p m, the
the plat of re survey by Lewis Carberry, of the
tract Of land formerly called - Bayley Purchase"
house and stable This lot OF land, containing alb ,ut
is in an excellent neighborhood being ad oinine the
lands OF Mr. Kennedy, and near Col Henry Nay ior's
must be paid at saleI and the remainder within six
days thereafter; the deferred payments to be made
months from the day of sale secured by deed of trust
to the satisfaction Of the trustee Terms be com
wise the trustee reserves the right to resell at the
risk and cost Of the first purchaser after one week
aplseo&d. GREEN WILKINS Liam ,r Hnsts.
TRUST TEES SALE.
a By virtue of deed of trust, dated Angus.
SS9e, 1869, recorded in Liber I aud X, Ne. Is, TO
THURSDAY the isth day Of May next az O'clock
Square number nine hundred and twenty, (s2O, and
the east twenty six feet from front rear OF Lot
seven; ID 10 square nine hundred and forty five,
Terms of sale one third Of the purchase money
interest," to be secured. The terms Of sale must be
complied with within one week after sale, or the
property may be resold at the risk and Of the
csfaulting purchaser. Conveyancing and stamps at
spis-as~ts WALTER s. cox. Trustee.
~ MURTGAGEES SALE.
s6 By virtue OF Q mortgage from J. p Bartho-
low and wife to Matthias Linthicum, dated July LIST
1867, and recorded among tine Land Records of
Prince Georges county, the subscriber will offer at
public sale on the PREMISE, on TUESDAY. NAY g.
lQ0, at II O'Clock m, that beautiful COUNTRY
SEAT known as "Yarrow," or "Riversdals,' y on
which j. p. Bartholow now resides, adjoining the
lands Of the late John q. Rives and Others and
binding OR the railroad and turnpike leading to
Washington. 1t contains l06 acres, or less
This property was formerly owned by DR.. Penn and
has been highly improved by the present owner,
having thereon two new and beautiful DWELL
lNGS, besides the HOME DWELLING. with large
Barn. Stable, Corn House, Poultry House. Hay
Barrack DxSo feet, and beautiful Lawn; excels any
other Country Seat around Washington Over sixty
thousand dollars have been expended In the pur
chase improving, and Identifying q. 1t Is situated
about five miles from Washington near the District
line, and one mile from Bl.dsusburg, of which IL
commands full view. A further description 10 not
deemed necessary those desiring to purchase are
requested to call and examine the premises.
Terms One-half cash; balance in and II months
For full Particulars apply TO
MATTHIAS LINTHICUM, MORTGAGE;
Or, M. BAENON, Attorney,
apBtd BIZ st. Paul ST., Baltimore.
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AUCTION SALES.
RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Aactioneer,,
- SOutheasf Corner Saxenfh ana n

Br GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auetioneer.,
Southeast corner Seventh and d sts
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
- III AT AUCTION.
The nh January, lssa, and duly recoraed Din IN
liner sed sRd record. q Washington county, in
s,1sSn prsniss. sArGRDS ~ 4 ab Sap.ss
Se tS for p the
thence running west 8 feet thence north % fet 70
feet alley, thence east along the line OF said alley
Terms Of sale: One half cash: balance in and Il
months with interest, secured by deed Of trust on
struck of. stamps and couvsyancing at cost Of
gStSn T. If the term. are not complied with
serves the right to resell At purchassr's risk and
spia-dts GREEN WILLIAM sr Snee:
s. MyTTnHEABn HyI Is Postponed UNTIL
a S order OF GRkE SSAkSEiLLs MT ass.
Rf VIM. I. WALL 4 CO. Auctioneer..
~ New Marble Building. No. 900 and 9O2,
Corner 9th street and Pennsylv adiA avenue
* On TUESDAY MoRN HSa. kp Shii9 sah oSG
MH6mencins AT 10 O'Clock, we will sell the balance
Stephens G ae 'H We nam. s's psrs
~ SILK Alpaca Coats, Pants and Vests
BSxn and wSae Psa,s P sa% v.ss
SIX and Velvet Vests
Cashmere, Cloth and Casinet Pants
Cashmere Cloth Coats and Vests
Indcrshirts, Drawers, SUBSCRIBERS
y Linen Shirts, Hose and aif Hose
=, IheS goods were reserved from the late SALE "a
they were not in season at that time
We call the attention of dealers as the stock must
positively be closed. ~
ap22-d w. l.. WALL h co, Aucts
Dry GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 31s Southeast corner of Seventh and d streets
PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING FURNI-
TURE AT AUCTION.
n On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 o clock q
w m. we shall, at Rouse No. 632, on + at rect
~ south, between 9th and eth streets west, Island
Sseii the following Household goods, viz Hair
Cloth Sofas, Cane-seat Chairs. Rockers Mar
bic tsp Centre Tables, Painted Cottage Sets Husk
Sewing Mschine, Cooking and Chamber Stoves
Crockery and Glassware, Carpets, Cottage Bed
steads, Dressing Bureaus and Chairs and many other
articles which we deem unnecessary to mention
Terms: Cash.
apr GREEN WILLIAMS Auct.
n
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10y COOPER & LATlMER, Auctioneers
- Successors to james q. Mcclure x Co.
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street

TRUSTEES SALEOF UNIMPROvEp PROPER
Tl ON q STREET NORTH. NEAR THE COB
NER OF 21sT STREkT WEST.
m By virtue of deed of trust dated April 49, 1868
evaDd duly recorded in Liber No. 564 folio 50, ct
-seq, of the land records for Washington county
d. e, the undersigned will sell at public auction
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, May 4th, 1870
at 5!s clock p. m, Lot lettered and marked in
W b. Todd s recorded sub division OF original lots
a. and ia sqnare No. lG2 Said lot fronts Is feet
on street and runs back l25 feet to an alley The
above property ad aims the elegant residence of the
iate Com. Woodruff and offers a rare chance for
Investment
Terms: One half cash, Of which 500 must be de-
posted at the time of sale; balance in and IL
months to be secured by deed trust nth interest
from day of sale. If the are no, COM Piled with
within five days the deposit 10 be forfeited and the
property resold at the risk and of the delinquent
purchaser. All convey aDcng and stamps ~ cost of
purchaser. w b TODD JR Trnstee
apl9 eodSds COOPER Il BATIMER. Aucts
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The sphere of woman il enlarged in Groton
Massachusetts, where We learn that a young
lady is the telegraph operator and freight CLERK
at the GrotOn Junction depot. In addition to
performing the duties Of those OH ces with profit
to her employers and great credit TO herself on
Sunday she Is the church orgsnIst and renders
church and classical music with taste and feel
ing.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN. ANNA
I" FOLK STEAMBOAT LINZ

7" FOLK STEAMBOAT LINE
The new, elegant and fast side wheel sseansr
LADY OF THE Lane" Can
tain j: W. DeBty, is running regu- EeSNA
larry between the above ports. land oMk1kzAd
ing at Alexandria, Fort washiRston Clvmant
Plney Point. Point Lookout, and FORTRESS Monrse.
leaving sth-str.st wharf, W Washington. everv MON,
DAY and II RsDAf. at D m. RETURNING leave.
Norfolk every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at az m
9, ms Gamer connects at Norfolk With the kDs-
through. ~' O"a
For more extended information apply 20 Jane. \,
Gait, Georgetown; Hove wa-iderburn A 90 Alar-
sndris; n d. Garner, Norfolk; - 10 = p BROWN
SUN on the wharf, or At the PrinCir pal Once
ton, or on board TO "s
BROWN, PLANT A Co. Proprietsr.
CHARLES SPEAR Gen Sanf
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ADDRESS

TO rHR
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Hoi FOR THE FISHING Shores

, The Fast and stsunch Steamboat O. p SMITH
Captain JOHN MARTIN, will leave the
wharf At the foot Of Eleventh street SsNA
EVERY MORNING at o clock and
:. p. Brown Son wharf foot of Seventh stra.x
ny n 20 o CLOCK, ior the FISHING SHORES on the
inRton, Marshall Hall, Iona and Glymost: ret,r. :
Sundays will leave y. p. Brown Son . wharf ~ o.
O'Clock In the morning W
Tickets for the round trip only One Dollar
For further information apply 90 BISCOK LIT
IRELL. near the foot Of Eleventh street and r
bhoMN sun, At Seventh street wharf. mh25 n
LOB MOUNT VERNON
The steamer ARROW, Capt. Thomas etacxposs,
leaves her wharf foot OF 9TH street,
oAiLn, Except Sundays at no g. m, seAzxl
Tor MOUNT VERNON, touching ct
Alexandria, Forts foote and W sskington Ma~hs1
Hall, Nd, W hite House and lone, Va, returning -
JAMES SYKES, Gent supr,
eeGd Ofnce-Wiiiard . Hofs,.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RY COOPER LATlMER, Auctoaeers.
- (Successors to Jas. Z. Mct;uire A Co D
Southwest corner Penn avenue and llth street
SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF BOOKS At
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, April 2lst. ls7e, at "a O'Clock.
and following Evenings at our Auction Rooms we
shall sell a superior collection OF Miscellaneous
hooks. belonging To TIE late Chas W. Boteler and A
menlLer OF the Argentine Legation Many of the
tion.
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER
sP l3-u IRepub. Auciioneors
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MAR Red.

COOKSEY-GREENE. On the fist inst, by the
Rev. DR.. Hamilton, nv. JOHN A. COOKSEf, OF
Washington, d. e., to Miss MARY J. GREENE, Of
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EOR sALE-POsTS. WOOD asd SAND. Nc
; II $50, corner New Jersey avenue and street
for 'front.' brick purposes Posts Of Cedar and Chest
nut. Ap6 In
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Try GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets

Southeast corhsr u and ID streets.
a LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION. :
n On WEDNESDAY. the 9th inst, at 10
w O'Clock a. IN we shall sell at house No 625
Is on the south side Pennsylvania avenue. bet
10th and 7th streets west, q lot of Househ Did
Furniture, consisting Of
Cottage Sets, Beadsteads
Mattresses, Feather Pillows
Extension Tables, Cooking Stoves
Mating. Crockery, &c.
Terms cash.
ap2l-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Of 18th and ID streets
HREE-ST0RY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
EkONTING ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BIZ
IGEEN 6TH AND 7TH STREETS WESr,
SEAk THE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET
~ On MONDAY, the 18Th instant, at O'Clock
t P m, we shall sell on the premises, the east
10 feet front OF hot No IL, IN square A5l, with
the improvements, consisting Of q ten room Frame
alley. f''0u
Terms: One half cash; balance and Il months
ior notes bearing interest and secured by a
deea OF trust the premises All cony eyancing and
Revenue stamps At the cost Of the purchaser. 100
down on the day of sale
sp7O-d GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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LOAN OFFICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
NAIIoThk LOAN oEEIoE, IA
Your doors north OF Pennsylvsnis svenue
Robe FULTON co. loan money on a
kinds Of ras st the lowest market rsse IT.
only Chrtstian Loan Once In the District. fss In
A ,C91Eks NEW LOAN .OFYICR, IN
A. 1921 9TH 81, ID door from L. Money
,osned on Watches, Jevelry, Danonds.0 u
wearing Apparel, and Merchandise Of al desorio-
tons, on the most liberal terms. fes6s
4 HARLEs HERzBERGs Loan OFFICE,
ssi f1 sTfRffkkPp iSSsosi,lH
Ds'vsso N and "a streess, iinnsdiate,y h rs@ -
Honey Loaned d al Gums 90 Wstchss, DfsnosA,
22,s.Is I'd Hls.ss.sa,ss q s1s1 2sssisss "a
Inc most liberal terms guaranteel. Bor mir (
dealing and Just treatment refer 20 any residen< q
this city not connected With any Gnilsx soea6ltN-
ment tn the city. Nsv number. lf9. jsl<0
4 .s.s t.a.. 1S.s o .1..S m
kkH 2 70. alyanoe neoey on Bopds, etecks, -
nsel E:ssss, Diamonds, wssobes, Dry 0ocS, ~
nit1rA Pianos, and I'll kinds Of hsrsonAl Ppoper0
y. BIB highest eash prios - Ter - -
ODen sveD day sxosVt oR1AAys trs0 8 .. q. % Z
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| CANARY BIRDS CANARY BIRDS HUUK-
~ ING BIRDS and Aocking Bird FOOD ~
and n. ~ y
Rmh2s-1ns 3. HARTBRECHT. 6
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II no treatment b mbmittsd 70, Consumption or
Innnity nay ensus. Our assh end blood are su,-
ported IRON then sources, saa the health and hs,-
pinsss and that o. Posssrity, depends upon prompt
uss Of reliable remedy. Fl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-02

Bv the sudden demise of CALVIN W. STAR
sucK, the citizens of Cincinnltl mourn the loss Of
one Of their best and most philanthropic citizens;
and the Press Of the nation one Of its ablest and
most successful members. Honor and patriot
ism were his characteristics bo an eminent de-
gree.
The motive to his political and social action
is amply portrayed by the motto from Washing
toms farewell address which prefaces the Gin
cinuati Times, of which he was proprietor;
"watch over the preservation of the Union With
jealous eye, and Indignantly frown upon the first
dawning Of every at smpcto ALLEVIATE any por-
ton Of the country from the rest or enfeeble the
sacred ties which now link together the various
parts" Governed by this feeling, the Times,
under his supervision, has never uttered an IN
certain sound. 1t has placed our country above
party, and its earnest patriotism has been with
out dispute.
Mr.. SrARBucK had not attained his 50th year
at the time Of his death, which was very sud
den. II might indeed be said of him she ceased
at once 10 work and liye." Death was but the
stepping stone from Sis..aetiFeduties of life to
the nobler services of the blest in Heaven.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-02
The End Approaching.

Jhring the past week there has been much oil
strategy manifested by the contsnding armies in
France, each seeking to attain that position by
which blow might be struck which should
prove final to the conflict.
The object Of the French seems to be to ad-
vance the army Of the Loire, by which to attack
the Germans in the rear Of their siege works be-
fore Paris, while TRocHU will attack them
from the front of their fortihoatsoss' The Ger
mans seem to have anticipated their plans and
have signally defeated each attempt.
From the imperfect telegrAphic dispatches re-
eeived, it is TO be presumed that the army Of the
Loire has been overthrown, and as source oil
resistance can no longer be relied or, ii is very
evident that the, end Of the war is rapidly ap-
preaching. II is not improbable thai by the
time of our next issue this sanguinary contest
will have reached its close.
Under the date of Berlin, Nov. 80, the follow =
ing dispatch is reported from King WILLIAM:
"Priuce Frederick Charles reports the COM
plete defeat of the army oil the Loire in battle
On Wednesday, in which the French had the 10th
corps probably the 18th, aud portions OF the 10th
and 10Th were engaged; 1000 French were found
dead on the field, 1000 wounded, and ,6OO taken
prisoners. Gen. Aurelles is reported wounded
The German loss is 1000, among them few Of
hcers."
Under the same date there is report OF
sortie from Paris which was easily repulsed BY
the Prussians who suffered but little loss.
In regard to the Anglo Russian controversy
the logic of diplomacy, and not the smoke o.
gunpowder, is likely to close it. eonferenc'
OF the contracting powers will probably meet ii
London at an early date, when the difficulty
without doubt, will be adjusted.