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.ts.Y .ts,Nus.
DuCKwAbL & ROUss,
No. lola MAIN STREET.

.r.#- III
( a,. Rouss has tuet shipped rs from New York,
. snendid bin OF auction bargains .z.s,.-
The ba:sdsolnest and best CARPETS In the cny
r,sean otS 1c.a hLpPPo BLANsETR q;
cA&INERFs, CAHsIMERFE:
iSftEes GOODS. DRESS Goonh;
beant,rai LADIES' HATS. 5sc.. 7sc.. al ratest
=. n&as fsk FLOWERS;
Elegant SASH and NARROW RIRRoNs.
TABLE DaMASK. from acc ~ I'll 60:
roos nInnrlKhpAc ns TnWi" :, s,sc Per aos;
Gsnt,s FthSWnI. UNDER u PTS anu DRAW
snE;, Z; 1ss III II a = e. =: VI $685.
Tbs bea! hLL.WcoL FLr'S sLs in the city
Bea s1 fsl a 0eF EhhAAcEfHsfv tIBBoNs cheap
SIfE FRINGhS, all color rom 20 20 a9c.
n1E iGfups, ail styles md -n,,rs: -
4 inre. LOT OF beautiful FEA! HERS;
yrI VETS on Tho hiss, all col 'r', Mt q PEI YARD
TpINTIN "a TINS NIL cn)"ra:
Eis,snf Ell 4 BUTTONS, Poe;
RRAifi, BINDINGS, &C.:
Beet quality b ACk sASn'' inoo'' ''"i"
A rnii linz Of ladies' and misses KID GLOVES,
~ ali On, ara and all siIeg, from aoc. TO $50
r .tiesi EI.iA KING CLOTHS
4 SnIl line BLEhCHED and BROWN DoMES
TICS AT fhctory price,. oc 40
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES F. n The DisTfCT OF
baDkrupts N AUTOMATICALLY virtue Of IN, or
der from the Judge OF the above urt sh II sell
at auction. for cssh, Ut the store OF Garrett q
Octooer nth comm noing at IL O'Clock A. A.. 6
yeil.selected ock OF no rs a D sHOts, COM
pristnR every variety of gods for Ladies,
Misses. Children's ard Gentlrmen's wear. Also
SOFAS EIGNS, WAThR-CODLck Z, &c.
Parties desiring to purchase sre WED 10 at
tend. ... r..
Dated October 18th, 1870,
ocI D. PARKER. IT. :. Marshal.
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AucrIoa yALEs-Thas Day:
z3..3 by Cock i Laughtou. hncrra
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

FUNERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
IN HOLD -FuREITURF, &C., At AUCTION:
This DAY, at 10 o,elnck: we WI seu az our ssors
JENNY LIND ard OTTAGE BHDSTEADS.
HAIR and sEGCK MATTRESSES
MaHua Re A sIDEpoAIDs and TABLES,
MAHnGkNY ETTENsIOc DINING TABLE,
CA a f and WOnD.sRA CHA RI
MAHOGANY BUREAUS and W SHSTASDs,
.yersl c1celleut COORIE STOW -.
STaI' ED WARURQB Es AID ia RLke,
THREE Ply and INGRAM CARPETS.
FNGRsVI-IGs, sc
|: COOK 4 LAUGHTON, Aucta.
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By Grubbs & Wllii-ms,
kuctioaeers snd Zeal rs;&:e AssG,s,
T!cveatn. re, weeu HsiE and sank street.

TRIuISTEEE5I , SA1; !: Of Of TT, THY, yA+p :; :;
HAMPTON, ON THE WESTHAI - n,
FQU2 NILS I'D i HAS WEST t1E EIc4-
MOND In execution % ths prov1iS,o!.io .e..i
Of trust from v. "a. L4w.nn t. Tho s.tacr!rcr.
dated 9Th October. 1855, and reco-te n H:. 10
County Court Office, teEs thcrtto 'ecnirt ~ ''r
uunI, I,a Drem,sea- Or WE r. ..rSt,hY. 1t, a.
ih, 1870. at st O'CLOCK T.. NJ, fair; If uot ;h@2
On the tIst 'sr dHy there .eT. a: tho So rns 'ur
FuRrY ONE AND q HA1F -iC,l5 = raDOu,1
bacG 10 tbs canal. The improvements Consist u
good framed dwelling ~!th cb0ut Elk raOuls, 10
Usual ont -:eouste and good crch'gd.
TEnaa: Tlc terd prts.,,it' 80 j" ic CeNi, s3f-
iicie1t 10 hefTgr c1pcR5-s or caia snd 10 I,ry ~
III" baancs oil the debt (nrw about ~ s9v}, H. a.
rcsidue upon !. terms 40 'hH P.ato- ms ciFcc'.
z he creditor however, l. w'iling 10 receive "nr-
fourth OF big ncht IN cash and Tor the ~ t!ir ~!
allow CT edit of SIX, twelve and ehtccn mn -
with Interest. LCCIEN Kill, Trustee.
GRrEBS & WILLIAMS, Auctinne4rs, oui
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RENTrS AK 7.

S11TRGUS OH DE GAS.-My ssssss:ss.
hnlIirics jor Lhs ina MI: actnre ana az. S-tSS-
-n,ni.tfstlun of ihis delightful and shfe SnH-
f.,ttic sre compete l.: eFety particular, snu, nc
fSsre slsays on hand fresh aud Counts VI sup
NY. tad with ,Ls aid daily EXTRACT Ihhlh
II INV GECRaE b. STEEL. Dentist.
Al street.
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SALE OF land

" IN KING WILL lam OOUNTy.-Ir obs
diencs to q decree al the Ctrcnis ceu,, Vi In.
William county. entered nn The Issh DAY Of May,
1870, In the cause or tteerce F6@zrds- adm nls-
tra.or, against George Il King, a ala, the mIdar.
sisped commissioners YIN, on mon Pay, the s!th
Court house at public auction, TWO PARCELS
OF LAND lying IN The said county, abou. three
miles above the court house one, fentaiplug, BY
recent survey. Ssh acres, wSstly open, adjoining
the lands OF Wiltiam kdwSsS9, George ". Lico-
comb and the dover Of HRS. Col .mhts Edwards
tie other containing a2it acrea, more or lea. Of
which about lU9 acr.s are cleared, sdioiulnR tEe
lapds or Wf!lism Edwards. :, .. Edwards, Nat.
Terry, H. :. Garrett: and Others. The said land y
very productive. and accunds II mari OF IN excel
lent quality. Tho neishb rrhood Is soih healthy
and agreeable. The sale will DO made In sucn pats
or parcels as the commissioners may think beat,
snd upon the following - g,-.+.-s,.
TERMS : Enough In cash 70 pay ths coat OF tho
ee.isnfnSnto OF dover % the wid ~ or tse la,a to.
Edwards snd.,he expenses Of me sale; tho yesi-
due on credit OF twelve moths tbs pr hssar
executing his bond Thereon NTH approved per-
senal security and the stiO reta ned III .a6 t4r-
Their order of the court. sG* ~
& Fo 8 taashEseF5Rr,s canu'r',
sa 2S-EAv- .sFa.
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B. Gp-Nhe & Williams
AneIioReers ana Real Estate ASeu.a.
Eleyecth street BETWEEN Main AID BauE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HAND
" SOME BUIiDI G LOTS IN THE SORcE
s1DE OF MARSHALL. STREET. BETWEEN
TIN AND sTH. AT AUCTI0S.--In execute q II
dec rees OF the Chan cry Court OF Richmond en-
tered on the goth Juno and Sd October. 1870 IN tho
CASE OF Fishtr, t:ustee- cs. Norton, aud ais. 10
u-dersiynsd, commissioners thereby nppptot;G,
VIII sell st auction, upoo The premises. n II y
DAY. October NIB, at 81 O'Clock Z. NJ, II fair II
not, then on DE frst fair day th=rea t~T, It tho
above. lying IN Mra. Lucy j.. Norton gsrian
snd adjoining her reside1ce. I. fog,s SO ft more
or ,e.s s9a runs nst =; isa ies o an alley VIZ
rect. II Will DO sold in one moro lots, ss may
be determined at the time OF sale Thee are
amongst tia most Desirable Tote IN the city fer
prfyate eStdeu :aa. tt.
TERMS One fourth cash oslanra at six tsol'a
Is, add q. the ,c beng retained by tue cou,e
until The notes ART paid
6 eNpas,W } I: I isnf ". }conm'rs.
GRIBDS Z WILLIAM AUrt'a. &C Z
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By Lee Il Goddin, Aueticneers,
No. lll3 Main street

ITCH CONSTABLES SALE.-I will
sell Ga FRIDAY, Oct latb, 1870. At 8 O'Clock
r. a., sstALL 0EE-STi,kT FRAME HOUSE
on Csbell street, north OF Preston street, near
Racon's QuarteT branch, to saLlsfy distress
warrant In my hands as. David Ham In favor OF
Elisabeth Weaver.
TKRAs CASH "A. ". RoSENs
oc Is II Fl. G. G. r.
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DOANOKE VALLEY r Al L R 0 A ID
IN Fog sALE.-By virtue OF decree OF the
State Of Virginia, rendered at the May term, lsio
in the csusa Of 3. NJ. Jones for, &C., gs. Roanoke
Valley Rairoao we will sell xt Kaysville Depot on
tho Richmond and Danville Railroad: at PUBLIC
auction. on FRIDAY, l4Lh October, 1910. go much
Of tho IA fLWAY, DsPUTS, DEPOT LOTS, and
other build1ngs belonging to the Roanoke ' alley
Railroad ompanr, as may lie and are sitntted
in The State Of Virginis, with all franc hlses,
rights. privileges, and appurtenances belonging
thereto. =,
Thus road runs in the State Of Virginia dis
tqnce OF thirty-segen miles, the whole Of which
has been open, the major portion grs ded, aud the
IN asoury compls ted, embracing TWELVE ST.
PEsB STyNE PILLARS for the bridge across
tho Dan and stanton rivers 1t L. estimated that
The work already finished On this road could no;
be done at less cost than three hundred Moesona
dollars.
TRRMs ne-,hird cash and the residue IN two
edlupl fnstalment;, payable In six and twelve
months. ~i,h Interest from day Of sale, the pur-
chaser giving bonds, with approved personal Sc
cnrity arly stamped, FOR the deferred p :yments,
and the title retained until all Of the purchase mo-
ney L. paid.
sARSkae"Tu r. na5 FINCH + ! Commissioners,
60 ol-2awtds Boyoton, va.
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By Francis T. Isoell.
Auct1oneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.
NEW TWO-sTORY FRAMED STORE.
~ HOUSE AND In ELAIH1 MAE TIE
CORNER OF BROAD AHDHESRY STREETS,
sHOCKOE HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION;
o'clock P. M., viii be cold upon the pr mises,
NEW TWO-sTORy FRAMED sTokE.HOl sE
has counter and ample shelving and It's location
Is good one for o retail family grocery and, In
ADDITION to the store there ere Three other rooms,
besides cellar.
The lot from IS feet and runs back l3S reot 70 a
wide slley, With two neat little tanemcnts frcnt
on said alley, now renting At S3 per N nth each.
oe Ia - 81. Auc'ionfsr.
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"a By arubos & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and auctionaers,
Eleventh, between Main and Rank street..

A BRICK AND FRAMED DWELLING
- -OM THE NORTH SIDE OF MOORE
STREET WEST OF md NEAR. 70 BROOK
AVE- OE.--nn TUESDAY, 18th ocraber. nj ~
O'Clock P ~, we wiz SCI upon the prem lses the
DWELLING .ormerly ownsd by 7. Z. Hanne,
gan. situated rs above ard adjoining the ioss or
: Tae HOUSE has about ave rooma, Tns LOT IS
ID by loo feet dep. E4.S5.4.4 t.asg-zs ssf ~
TERMo AT sale E8
oc u as,g,r, Is ~ AIctionessR.
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Nv Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

. ssIGNEE's SALE OF sKTY-O ONE
a ANDA HALF ACRES OF EXCELLENT
Ef.EVEN Mi Is BE oT RTGHmoNb, NEAR
no THE CURL'S TEGS ESTAT< by Virtue
of o dtcroe or the Dissrtc: Judge Of the United
Natss lor the eastern District of Ei,Enia. en-
tered % the 9TH OF December 1889 and or an oTder
entered On h. 20 h Of September, 1862 by me re-
g1Ter in bankruptcy. shall, az assignee Of W. q.
Tleasarts, proceed to sell Of pnhtc auct19 On N
+ ont 81 tho cTstom-rouse IN IT,, City OF hlcn
day OF October, 1870. tue TeArT OF LAND 10
Gated rs above. cont aiming Glh ACRES on me
Hutchinson, and ndIoining the Curtis Neck and the
land cr pco.t. Beaidcs being valuable for farm
ing purposes there Is on It large quantity OF ex-
crl'rnt clay, suitable for making earthenware,
bricks, &C.
TERMS: Ore-th.rd cash balance. ct elk and
twelve month, for negotiable notes, Interest
money Ia fully paid. ROBERT STILEF,
ssignec OF w. Fl. Peasants.
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GOD LIVER OIL.-Perfeetly pure and
" Unusually freeb. it, quality 10 unexcephon-
able. just received, for sale by the bottls or
measure. j. BLAIR,
sc l3 sB Brood street,
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r,r BARRELS nLU RYE " Hl>kki,
~ 90 n,lrrels e C'riF F.. WIiI-hEi
10 .arrol, DUfLStiC II \. Di and GtN,
4 hnTr,,ls ~pCYHAMPTVs PIT r
sc,sk' oare rIkT ant SHERRY VINE,
leak D re F.tE Y Gil BIZ ANDY,
scaak pure I, LLASn Gl -,
ca.s pure IRISH WHISKY,
f1r sale by ,o rYcc,xu
ses hbtS ". hiTNiN7'
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SIMS !aeF2s 4.sSs'S ?:
WINES AND LIQUORS.

,,.veser a prge ess9.cment o. N'r!D9 aGt'
LIQUOR, 90 baud r",-isllng /
FnESC D :. :,nlLS, 'iG;"scS ls4o % 1851 'oF
"A IN ; ,9". - nd; r.. CroIY RUN. sCOTGt
WHlsKEY, aud iinLL Si' OIL;
-HEkKIGS NAnRIeA- ans .Ef WIZ
CltAmP .G>E, from tha housas OF k"uciH Z.
VIA ( 60, 45oot & Clauarr, L. tode'er, abs
C,EtFT ~ACTENSF, ant H0Ck, from III"
ches u table vine - III fncst grades rrrGat el .
The above - Ins. aid S'n dies woe ne-i'Y MI
,,,nnrte1 Nv nvse,f snd ecrn. O, them were cN .
prrssl, pu; uu 10; m. Ihcf AFRO i"cr'c ~ rH't.
and ofRr Iocln ~ Chear and cheiit- tnsu ley
r.tn b. had in !argnr N isc'S.
hav, ,lso constantly on naIsd arg" Htl'cii"C ~
N.Y.. WHlsKeHS sut w;,n al! u"it .'Ilar A.
t..nr,on 20 y lot OF 81 bar els or hutnS-rdncrs III
~ pos ss,on OF G snd two yea =.
ESG-i>u ana sruTtH T. i ,,T I n % 4 , .,.
s,sr. finest selection If 'mp rted CpSD1ALe,
yiCH. and --LTZ 81 " e =. &c
aieo large qusnti.ies OF tmpo,t a snt a,mfs!i'
attso code- No. 2Fx"h'n1e Eirck lrh 81.
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v1AYLOR BROTHERS, DEN gA
risT-, llu MAS SrkEEr, RICH "ssSSISsS>
30. b, EA.-Terth extracted ~iteou- pan. -Ii
sups;hatics Administered. , :;
All nua-nl ms W rranted to be equal 10 any III
'sR ">-S' - TAYLOR B9OJHfRS
lIl2 Main street
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PUsTPONEMENT.

P.S.-Ths above sale IS unavoidlbly POST
POHED till FRIDAY, the Ath of October, 1870
i, on u1 ia '''-''o ROBERT STILES, Con'r.
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DEAD THIS AND SAVE MONEY.
IN HARDWOOD g q lTTER intend moving 80
to the large building now being erected on FET
Governor street BY 8. W. HARDWOOD on the 1st OF
October. Untl that time we ara Offering our whole
stock OF FURNITURE and MATTRESSES only
O shade above cost
IT you want well-nlads, cheap Furniture, can
on us. HARDWOOD RITTER, ~
opposite post-of1ce, Main street,
an l@sm Richmond.
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A LARGE STOCK OF FANCY GRO
n CLRIsa, &C., rus received, comprising
DEVIL ED HAM,
FRESE LOBSTER
PRESERVED G1N0E
III E-APrLE and EDAM CHEESE,
FREeH TnnATQES canned:
CHILDR rS'S SNACK b. SkETf,
FRNSH GILT Edge BUTTER.
SHIELDs & CARY'a
ocs 600 Broad street.
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~ RINDSTQNE IN 0 VA SCOTIA
a1sostass. sizas, fnsL sails By
1900. Es4xEs,s a&&k0N q CRTNGAG
~" /! stff1ay ST -szp = VIVA SsseAsSg
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GOAL AND WUOD-ANTIiRAC
~ Goa 80, sratss. stoves, and ~ nacgs; 10
WEB f.ILi4LCMP, HAIL, and SMITHS: OsK
and PINE WOO ;, loaa or sawed; a; greatly TT
iuced pricee. Can and get your supply, 1t Nine
tcenth and Cary Or Pos Grace street
Re'a eli soIgESH. oaGF& O.,
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HOAL. COAL, GOAL.

+. c. lARCS u prepsred TO furnish WIN
OF superior quality. Also, besL AhTHEACfTF
GOAL, OAK and rtNG WOOD.
(lffiCs Ut II. i. Ff.AECE'S jeWelry store third
door from corner OF Seveuccat Tn and iialG s.recls-
llux
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HOSIERY.

White Lambs Wool Hose,
White Fleece Lined Hose,
Heavy Cotton Hose,
Double Heels and Toes,
Children's Hosiery In profusion.
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Especial to the Herald

LONDON, November 30.-l am en-
abled TO state upon unquestionable au-
thority the position taken by Prussia on
the Russian question and which, prob
ably, will be communicated to the Brit
ish Cabinet to-day. Prussia maintains
that, like Italy, having signed one treaty
Of the Both Of March, 1856, which was
concluded as mentioned in the introduc-
ton, prefacing a treaty for the purpose
Of guaranteeing the independence and
integrity of the Turkish Empire,
she, like England, France and
Austria, who concluded an additional
treaty on the 18th Of April, 1856, by
which they bound themselves to con-
slider any infraction of any of the stipu-
lations of the treaty of the Both OF
March as a casus belH, and obliged
themselves to fight for the maintenance
of the clause to which great Power
can not submit forever, and which does
not in any way infringe upon the prin
ciple of the first treaty, so far as Prussia
is concerned, therefore she does not re-
gard Russia's position as one threat
ening war, because the St. Pc
tersburg Cabinet does not intend.
to endanger the independence or
integrity of Turkey. Statesmen Of
Russia declared that any additional
territory was undesirable, and also re-
linquished the idea of creating Greek
empire at Constantinople under Rus
sian protectorate. Neither do they in
tend to establish an extensive naval
arsenal on the coast of the Black Sea.
Under these circumstances it is conf
IDENTIFY relied on that by diplomatic
means an understanding will be arrived
at by which the Powers which signed
the treaty at Paris will accede to the
Russian request regarding the neutrali.
zation of the Black Sea. To this end
Prussia offers mediation.
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FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, November 29.--After
the recent battle the army Of the Loire
retreated in disorderly manner to
wards the north, leaving four guns in
their abandoned entertainments. Their
retreat continues. The greater part Of
the French army is completely routed,
The prisoners increase hourly. The
German loss is less than at first report
ed. 1t will not reach 10000.
Tours, December Credit Of 35,-
000, 900 francs have been opened to set
tie the credit for the armaments and the
credit of 100000 for ulterier pur.
chases in addition to the Credit for
100000 francs, has been opened for
the purchase of grain in Algeria Ev-
portatlon Of cereals from Algeria else
where than to France has been prohibi,
ted.
General Bourbaki has taken com
mand Of the Nineteenth French Army
Corps.
The following dispatches have been
received here from Units, in the depart
ment of Cote dor, dated yesterday:
The fight at Goinley, to-day, between
body OF the Francs-Tireurs and the
Prussian column. The latter was
well supplied with artillery. In
the afternoon the fight extended
to the village limits, where the Franc
Tireurs were supported by the Gardes
Mobile from Vosges, which came up
from Beanie. The French were sue
cessful. The Prussian loss was severe,
their dead strewing the road in all direc-
tions. Only fifteen prisoners were taken
by the French.
The following dispatch, received from
Vendome, in the department OF Loire
Etcher, dated yesterday, has just been
published: The Prussians have evacu-
ated this city, as well as Blois, Chateau
Dun and Chateau Neuf Sur Loire. To
day they twice assaulted Mosiers, and
were repulsed. The fight lasted nine
hours. The French captured one Off
Ger and 345 men. The French loss was
small. The morale of the army is ex-
cellent.
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NEW YORK.
The Isthmus Surveying Expedition.

The Isthmus Surveying Expedition.
New YORK, December This morn
ing the Darien Isthmus surveying ship,
the Guard, will leave Brooklyn navy
yard, where she has been fitting out, and
proceed to Ellis island to take on board
her powder, and will then proceed on
her trip to the isthmus. On the Pacific
side of the isthmus the Saginaw has
been detailed for duty, while the Nipsie
will communicate between the Guard
and Panama, as necessary. The stock
of provisions taken on hoard is twelve
months supply for crew Of one hun,
dred men. Only thirteen marines will
be taken, the remainder Of the ships
company being first-class seamen. The
ship will proceed to the mouth OF the
river with the various parties detailed
for the survey of the route OF the ship
canal across. the Isthnus of Darien.
Commander Selfridge, commanding the
expedition, will sail in the Guard for
Altrato and get things well under way
before he proceeds to the Pacific side to
inaugurate the main work OF the expe'
dition.
Secretary OF the Navy Robson
Made speech here to-day, on the occa'
sion Of laying the cornerstone OF the
seamen's Exchange building, He said
he had come here to-day to illustrate,
by his presence, the interest which the
department with which he was connect,
ed, and the whole government, felt IN
the object of the institution founded.
Judgment Recovered.
The case Of the Ninth National Bank
Us. the National Bank OF America came
up in the Supreme Court to-day. 1t is
the action previously reported in which
the Ninth National Bank paid an
altered draft which had been forwarded
to the Bank of America for collection.
The plaintiffs recovered Judgment
! against the defendants for S26e4.
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COUCH no MORE.

Warmers Cough fSalsam is healing,
softening and eXpectOrating The extraor-
dinary power il possesses in Immediately
relieving, and eventually curing, the m1si
obstinate cases OF fCoughs, Colds, sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh, HOarseness,
Asthma and Consumption Is almost lncred-
ibe SO prompt is the relief and certain Its
effects in all the above cases. or any affection
OF the throat and lungs, that thousands Of
physicians are daily prescribing it, and one
and all say that II is the most healing and
expectorating medicine known. One dose
always affords relief, and in most cases one
bottle effects a cure Sold by druggists, in
large bottIcs. Price One Dollar. II is your
own fau tif you still cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure.
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 30.-The French
army in the north has abandoned the
project of joining the army of the Loire,
and is retiring on Lille without even
holding Arras.
BRUSSELS, December 1.-The Inde-
pendence Beige to-day, referring to the
orderly retreat of the French army Of
the North towards Arras, says it will
doubtless occupy the great quadralateral
by the fortresses of the north, which
is impregnable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-02
HUDSON, N. Y.
Railroad Accident Caused by the
Switchman Being Asleep.

HUDsoS, n. Y, December 1.-The
first Atlantic express train on the Hud
son River railroad, that passed this
city about two clock this morning ran
off the track at Livingston six miles
below here. No lives were lost nor
was any person seriously injured. The
engine and express cars were thrown
from the track and damaged. The sec
ond Atlantic and Chicago express trains
was delayed some time. The accident
was caused by the switchman being
asleep and leaving the switch placed
wrong. All trains are running regular
again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-02
FLANNELS.

White in all qualities.
Pressed, Checked and Plaid.
Scarlet Plain Twilled, of the Medical Dye,
for rheumatism.
Grey Plain Twilled.
Scarlet aud White Shaker.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-02
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Pc-ifier and Delicious
Drink, Warmers yinum Yitse, or Wine
Of Life, is free from any poisonous drugs
or impurities, being prepared for those who
require stimulant. 1t Is splendid appe-
tizer and tonic, and the finest thing in the
world for purifying the blood. II Is the
most pleasant and delicious article ever
offered to the public, far superior to brandy,
whisky, wine, bitters, or any other article.
1t is more healthy, and cheaper. Both male
and female, young or old, can take the
Wine OF Life. 1t is, in fact, a life preserver.
Those who wish to enjoy good health and a
free flow of lively spirits, will do well TO
take the Wine of Life. 1t Is different from
anything ever ever before in use. 1t Is sold
by druggists; also at all respectable saloons.
Price one Dollar, in quart bottles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-02
MiSCELLAN EOUS.
Warmers Pile Remedy.


Warner's Pile Remedy has never IalI-
ed mot even in one case) TO cure theyery
worst cases Of Blind, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Those who are afflicted shouldim :
mediately call on their druggist and get
WARMERS PILE REMEDY. 1t is expressly
for the Piles, and is not recommended tc
cure any other disease. 1t has cured many
cases OF over thirty years standing. Price
One Dollar. For sale by druggists every
where.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-02
DYSP PSlA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic Is pre-
pared expressly for Dyspeptics and those
Suffering with habitual COsLiveneSs. 1t Is
a slightly stimulating tonic and splendid
appetizer; IL strengthens the stomach and
restores the digestive organs To their health.
state. Weak, nervous and dySpeptic per-
SONS Shouli use WARSER's DYSPEPSIA
ToNGC For sale by druggists. Price One
Dollar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-02
EN- M ENAcocUE.
For Ladies'.

LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO., Agents for
Warmers Remedies and Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 81 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Washington Hall. mail