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Brushes, &c; also, a nice lot of Paper and
Envelopes, Pens, Ink, Pencils. &c, for sale
at fair prices, by CRAVEN Il co.
December "a, 1892
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- A celebrated preacher, III a ser
mon on the duty of wives, said: II
see ia this congregation woman who
has been guilty of disobedience to her
husband, and in order to point her out
! will fling my Bible at her head He
lifted the book, and every wife's head
was instantly ducked.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13

A Fort Wayne, Indiana, when
women begin to run arouad the street
barefoo.ej, people know that "spring
has come, gentle Annie" Talking a.
bout feet. an Indiana woman that can't
show a foot thirteen inches long ID
h0oted out of society.
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From Rev. w. Fl. Christian, Pastor Din
widdie Street Methodist Church.
Portsmouth, Va, October %, 1902
This is to certify that know DIR. Lawrence
we'll He is n gentleman OF cultivation, and
worthy of the fullest confidence. have used
his Koskoo with advantage to myself, and
have adopted its use in my family in cases
of nervous debility and depression.
w. II. CHRISTIAN.
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MATHEMATTCAL AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
.(56 miles from Washington, d. c., miles
from Warrenton, Va.
THE session begins LIST October, and
Il ends LIST of July. Pupils admitted at any
time and charged from date of entrance.
The location is one of unsurpassed beauty.
There is no more healthtul portion OF Nlr-
ginia, The water of the Springs is noted for
its medicinal virtue.
The school is in the midst of highly re-
fined and intelligent community.
The accommodations are superior, perhaps
10 those of any school in the State.
The Instructors are gentlemen of ability
and experience.
TERMS PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
For Board and Tuition S275. payable one
half in advance and the balance on the first
of February. There are no extra charges
Address w. LATHAM JR., :,
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Tuition alone S50-Latin and Greek each
$40 extra.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Aug. q, 2S6s.
n have long known Mr.. w. Latham il,
first as a student and then as q teacher. For
the business of teaching Mr., Ia. has unusual
qualifications, both as scholar ana Tor apt
ness to instruct--and in this | express the
uniform opinion of my colleagues, Win
whom Mr.. Latham studied al this UNIVERSE
ty. .,,o
cordially recommend him to those VINO
are careful to procure the best instruction
for their children, as gentleman VINO may
be relied ON to do well and faithfully what
ever he may be willing to u MrGtaESrv
SAINT 10 1869 Prof Moral Phil
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kOskO0 Cures ScrOfula i'm its
Worst Forms.

KosKoo is endorsed by the best physicians
every where. Read the, following from Dr.
Tillery, q successful practitioner OF many
years standing in the Old North Stute:
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KOSKOO

Endorsed and recommended by the Pres
ident of the Faculty OF The II. MEDICAL
College OF the City of New YORK.
PROFESSOR r. s. NEWTON, M. D.,
Professor and President of the Faculty, late
"Professor Theory and Practice" OF
Medictne Cincinnati, &c,
One of the most eminent medical men ofthis
ape--well known as the autho of the follow
Ing standard medical works: New toms
Practice of Medicine" Diseases of Chill
frena "Newtons Symes Surgery" &C., in
December number Of american Medical Re
utetC-Page 21s, says
among the more recent efforts to intro
duce popularity, some Of the new remedies,
we notice a new preparation compounded
by j. j. Lawrence, M. D., of Norfolk, Va,
which is furnished to the profession and the
public in any desired quantity We recent
iy examined his Laboratory, and became Jutty
sat tsfed that all his work is done in the best
manner, by the mod approved processes, and
from he best materials 0iuilg as q result q med
ici,,e meeting the confidence OF the Physi-
clans and the public"
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Read the following rom Mr.. Womble,
Hardware Merchant OF this city:
No. IS Market square, Norfolk, VAL
October l3, 1863

DIR. LAwRENcE-Dear Sir: To the large
nun Ger OF testimonials which you ofter Of
the grea' efficacy of your Koskoo. | take
plcast 10 in adding my own. suffered great
~ with Nervous Debility, Headache, Loss of
Appetite, &c Two bottles of Koskoo restor-
Cd me 10 health Yours truly,
j G. WOMBLE.
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The New York herald., 1870-12-26

with the avowed purpose OF cleaning out the negro
Legislature OF South Carolina In consequences
troops were LEFT al Columbia TO protect the Lcgfs.
ature from the threatened Invasion OF Dan kerrigau
and his mem Upon hls return 10 Columbia General
Carn was surprised 10 ina the reported foray upon
the Legislature untrue; hut discovered that Kcrri-
gan and his band were enlgrating To gold mine IN
that vicinity. which was reported to be very ricn.
and that the party. with it, chief. not ~
ferocous as represented Az the people Of the
country where the gold mines lay were very hostile
to strangers guard WAS supplied TO Dan Kerrigan's
engrants for their protection.
Statistics OF Exports and Imports.
The monthly report OF the Bureau OF Statistics
shows that OF the total amount OF imports for the
nine months ending September 49, 1870, $685. 2s6 04T
consisted OF merchandise ana SIS. .6os, ,oas Of gold
and silver Tho dutiable merchandise amounted to
$3.50 s02 800, ana free OF daty S340o2 6si. Entered
for consumption s2ls 722 81 entered for warehouse
$l6S, l720is. Ofthe total amount olcxpor,sspecinc OF
yaueS-S27l ,46S,45s was In merchandise. aud
S56 76S In gold and silver. or the total amount
OF merchandise $2o2 4s3, 23l was exported from
Atlantic ports, ana ss.975,227 from Pacinc ports-
or the total amount OF foreign exports tl26t0.04
was merchandise. aud $40, sos, 9s4 gold and sill
yer. The total valuation or foreign commodities
naming In warehouse on September 3d. 1870. was
$5i.o6l,9r2. against $50, $50, 800 IN 1869.
Dominican Consul at New York.
The President has recognized David Abimun DO
Lima ~ Consul OF the Dominican republic at New
York.
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THE DANUBIAN PRlNCiPALlTIES

A ROun,nnjan subject Tor tho General Com
LONDON, Dec. "a, 1870.
Prince Charles or Roumaala calls the attention OF
the Powers to the tact that his position as settled
by the treaty OF Paris Is no longer tenabe.
The Princes DnnGer-Itussian Interests
Against the English s Highway" from LON
don TO Bombay.
communication from Bucharest, dated on the
Goth OF November last, throws very considerable
light on the subject Of the difficulties and dangers OF
the Roumanan Prince and the necessity which in.
duces his appeal to the European Powers just now.
The writer says
The first news OF Gortchakon,s eyil designs was
telegraphed mere to the Prince early as the sth
inst. Some very important message arrived and the
result was the immediate departure OF his represent
atlve 10 his post at ConStantnOple to press further
on the Turks the necessity OF forwarding troops here
and this though they were refused four months ago.
OF Roumana the fact OF Turkish troops entering at
one end would cause the Russians 10 enter ut the
wlch, and the result would be that the name "Rou-
mania,n which was painted on the map or Europe
at the Treaty OF Paris, would be oblterated. The
Roumanlans talk OF very large army OF, they say,
over $4,000 men, but yet have been unable TO
nnd 10000: and have been here three years;
Turkey, or under her protectonas she virtually is
by her paying eveSy year the tribute-how can Inr-
Key refuse to send troops here One thing, though.
am quite convinced OF and that Is, IL Russia lands
large force on the shores OF Bulgaria, nothing
earth will induce the Roumanian troops to the
Danube to help To expel them. and R0umania Will
then declare herself Tree ana independent and the
Prince VIII take the title or King. Whatever hap.
pens mere R0umania must always recover and ap-
pear on the stage or Europe again stronger than
ever-firstly, from her position the high road
from London 10 Bombay by railway, the Danube
washing 500 miles OF her coast; and secondly, be-
cause she Is more civilized than any part or the
East. Where else Will you find such roads and iron
brdges-as the Russians viii lind If they here
as between Yasy and Bucharest or such a line OF
railway as from Bucharest to Giurgevos In the
East there Is only one malady 1rOm which Rounania
suffers, ana that is her constant change OF Ministers.
In three years have seen forty-1ve.
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MARINE DISASTER.

FoundcrinG OF the Schooner Georgia Todd
Four Lives Lost.
BOSTON, Dec. 25, 1870
BY the arrival at this port OF the British sh ip
Euxinc the following Information Is obtained con-
cerning the loss OF the American schooner Georgia
Todd. The schooner belonged TO Calais, Me-, was
commanded by Captain Hill, and was bound
from st. stephen, N. B., for Havana, with cargo
or lumber. On the 10th, In gale, she sprung a
leak and soon Hlled, Notwithstanding the efforts OF
the crew to keep her free She finally went over on
her side, throwing all on board. including Captain
Hills wife, into the sea. -Four or them succeeded IN
regaining the wreck and making themselves fast to
1t, but the others were drowned. Subsequently the
Euxinc bore down upon the wreck, took or those
who were clinging to IL and brought them to this
port. The following arc the names OF the lOst:-
Mrs. Ill., the captains wife; Alfred Price, OF st.
Stephen, mate: John Knight Calais, Me-, second
mate; James Kennedy. OF st. Stephen steward.
The New York herald., 1870-12-26
CALF ORNiA.

Fire ON Shipboard-ArrivRl of Invniids from
the East--Luxuries in the san Francisco
Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. "a, 1870.
The whaleship John Howand caught fire this
morning. The flames were extnguished after wool
work on deck was burned.
number OF invalids have arrived here from the
East, seekDg restoration Of health. considering
the climate OF the Southern counties more equable
than that OF Florida
Oranges. lemons grapes, strawberries. tomatoes,
new potatoes Of all varieties sec0nd CROP. garden
vegetables and flowers are abundant in the market.
Business will be suspended practically for the
next niue days.
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ILLINOIS,.

Fire In the Chicago Court Housc-DecIino In
Real Estate Operations.
CHICAGO Dec. 25. 1870.
The old Court House took fire last night ana was
damaged to the extent oil 5000 or $4,000. Excite
ment and alarm prevailed Tor a time among the
prisoners In the jail which Il in the basement but
none were injured.
The sales Of real estate in this city for the past
1863
The directors of the Board OF Trade yesterday
passed resolution 10 assume the lease and eXpend-
lures OF the new hail recently completed for their
Open Board or Trade. The latter Is a separate or
ganiZatiOn and Is dissolved.
Snow fell 10 the depth OIL two or three inches to-
day. The thermometer IS now only little above
zero,
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LUXEMBOURG.

Count Bismarcis's Policy Towards tho
Duchy--An inspired Exposition from Berlin.
LONDON, Dec. "a. 1870.
The Berlin Gaxette denies that there is any
parallel between the demand OF Russia In regard to
to the position OF Luxembourg. Count Bismarck
sis true to the treaty OF 1853. lie simply rejects
what he has ever insisted on-that The security OF
the independence OF Luxembourg is based solely ON
its religious adherence to neutrality. Prussia must
interfere II her troops are assailed while passing
through Luxembourg"
The New York herald., 1870-12-26
THE. ARMY OF THE LOIRE
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


rrussians Observation-Disclosures for
Chauxy-Prnssians Tours-They Refuse
to Enter the City.
The Prussans are fortfying their line OF retreat
between versailles and Metz.
REINFoRCEMESTs FOR cHAUzY.
telegram from Cherbourg dated yesterday De-
rember 23> states that the troops in ana around
that port have left for the 'front.' the purpose OF
uniting with the army under De Chauzy.
TOURS IN THE POWER OF THE PRussANs
A Cherbourg telegram says that the Germans have
again entered Tours, meeting with no opposition.
NO GERMANS INSIDE THE CITY.
The Nineteenth Prussian Division refused TO oc-
cupy Tours though the Mayor requested the general
commanding to do so. The Prussians contented
themselves with destroying the railway running
through the city. and encampea In the suburbs.
MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
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IIleGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Lyons in Sympathy with GarIbnIdi.
LONDON, Dec. 25 1870.
The correspondent OF the NEW YORK HERALD at
Lyons writes that the Municipal Council of that
city have voted the sum Of five thousand francs for
she relief Of Garibadls army, and adopted resolu-
Esons In favor OF proclaimlng Garibadl member OF
the government Of National Defence Of tile French
republic.
The Trcuch Seaports-Dctaiis Of the Battle
Of Nuts Excitement in Lyons-lIurder Of n
Erencl General.
LONDON Dec "a, 1870.
Tho port or Honheur las been opened again to
commerce. Dieppe and Fecsmp are still under
Itrict blockade.
DETAILS OF THE BATTLE or NUTS.
A telegram from Bordeaux, dated December "a,
tates that the oclal report OF the battle at Nuts
IN the 18th shows that General Gremer was attacked
" 1900 Prusslans, with heavy force OF artillery.
me French had only 10000 men, who, after fight
ng many hours, retrcated quarter OF mile from
he town. The Germans lost more than five hun.
red killed and wounded, among them Duke viii
am or Baden and several colonies. The peasants
ought bravely by the side 0! the regular troops
,enforcements came up the next morning and the
Germans rctreated I'm such haste that the prisoners
ley had taken the day before escaped. The French
,ss was ZOO killed and wounded.
EXCITEMENT IN Lyons.
The occupation OF Nuts by the enemy caused
enc III Lyons. Meetings were held. st which the
rators made frantic appeals to the multitude The
bcsin was sounded, the National and Mobile Guards
)ustered aud the delegations assembled. A pro-
esslon OF women in mourning passed through tho
Teets.
MURDER OF A FRENCH GENERAL.
The cred" republicans gathered In large numbers
tfore THE Hotel oe Vile ana clamored for ven
rance. General Armand, commander 0! the Ma
bnal Guards. refused them admission to the ball.
. was assaed and his sword broken. and In self
cfencc he discharged his revolver at his assaants
70 mob then EuShed upou and QyerpowereJ lam.
The New York herald., 1870-12-26
THE SOLAR ECLIPSE.

Observations aud Reports Of the Savaus.
CADIz, Dec. 23, 1870.
The observations OF the eclipse were successful
here Good photographs OF the coroAa were eb
tained.
SYRACUSE Sicily, Dec. %, 1870.
Professors Pierce and Lockyer report that The OBJ
hervations taken by them OF the eclipse were mper-
fcct In consequence OF unfavorablc weather; but
the results attained last year In America were con-
drmed.
The New York herald., 1870-12-26
PENNS YLVANlA.

BOY Murdered by n Private Wutchuiun-
Cholked TO Dealt, ar Dinner.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 25. 1870
George 4. Furey, aged thirteen. was shot In the
temple by private watchman named McGarrahan
on Dickerson wharf, this afternoon Furey andsev.
eral other boys were throwing stones at McGarra-
man, when the latter drew his pistol ana fired, with
fatal enect McGarrahan is In custody.
man named McClusky was chokcd TO death
with piece OF beef while At dinner today.
The New York herald., 1870-12-26
F r A n G E
Severe Two Days Battle Near
Amiens.
The French Under General
Faidherbe Defeated.
The Germans Fortifying Their
Line Of Retreat.
>>>>~~>~~~~~,~~~<~>~-~~-
ReinfOrcements Leaving Cherbourg
for General Chauzy.
Further Particulars of the Battle
of Nuts.
Great Excitement and Panic
In Lyons.
->>>~~~~~--~~~~~~~>o.
Murder Of . French General by
Reinf0rcements Leaving CherbOurg
for General Chauzy.
Further Particulars of the Battle
of Nuts.
Great Excitement and Panic
I'm Lyons.
Murder Of . French General by
Red Republicans.
OPERATIONS IN THE NORTH.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Successful tho First Day-A German Vie
tory the Next-CsencraI Faidherbo Routcsi--
Cnnmonading Heard ut Lilie-Rhcims and
CherbGurg Reinforced.
LONDON, Dec. "a, 1870
General Faidherbe with an army Of 60 600 men,
was routed by Manteufel yesterday near Alnicns.
Wwo Prussian divisions only were engaged
CONFIRMATION or THE NEWS.
despatch nom AmSns. dated December "a,
states that German victory is reported at Halla q,
southeast of that city, the Army OF the North,
$4,000 strong The Germans carried several villages
by storm and took 1eOo prisoners.
TIE FIRST DAYS BATTLE.
despatch from Cherbourg, dated December %,
reports that on the day previous General Faidherbe
fought vctoriously with the enemy ut Pont Noyees.
The battle commenced at eleven in the morning and
,ended al six p NJ.
CANNoNApiSG HEARD Al LILLE.
despatch from Lille dated to-day December "a,
states that cannonading has been heard since Thurs
day In the direction OF N0yon. The Prussans are
IN the vicinity OF yeroins. They have blown up
bridge over the Azure.
TUE dARRIsON5 OF RHEIMS AND cnALoNs REIN
FORCED.
/ telegram from Brussels, dated December 90,
Btates that the Echo du No,d says the German gar
risons at Rheims and Chaons have been largely
increased owing to the threatening attitude or the
Army OF the North. Chalons refusing TO pay the
requsitons demanded by The Invaders, leading
citizens have been arrested and sent to Germany as
hostages.
THE. ARMY OF THE LOIRE.
The New York herald., 1870-12-26


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