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The New York herald., 1870-11-26
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

pAcIfIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
ciisa californiss aud asic China
Through New 1ea a'iss e ssS fs
sis5 f.5'; . ''stss siss, s'sssssss ss:.s
These include berihs board all necessarcs for
Of the above !ns pier a. North rver Zoo,
on the 4h and aG,h Of each month,
except when those days tall sunday then the day pre-
One handred pounds Of baggage free to each Ida hed
psccm6era OCEAN QUEEN, Captain Maury, connecting
Departure or 2O every month wiz touch Jose Qua
steaner JArAN win leave San Francisco December 81,
ls;a FOR China "a "a aal e Japan n.s,o 49,,
cevei uutl r. ~ Friday peccmber2
Freight for Central AMERICAN and south Pacific ports win
the nsu facilities afforded shippers In collecting inland
FoF rish, TICKET, and al further Information
spply at the once. pier q North river u.pv -.
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUz-NEw YORK
and MEXICAN Nal Steamship Line, leaving pier u Eaa,
CITY or MhxIco Captain Zimmerman Tuesday Nov. %
1Iy m M cnp,an beaken Manaay Dec bee
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips. .fh1 1rsday, Deo 70
For freight or 'as'ifR SONS 81 proaaw.,
CLEOPATRA goes to Havana only; takes no passsnsers
IINIyFD STATES MAIL ro HAVANA.
Y Adan.s Mat s.eanstip Company, saiiins regularly
i,ssopKi, saPS y D. Edwards la xasrAa). Dec
COLUMBIA, Captain Van Slice Dee Is
A.w. DiXoCK,
No. Rowling Green.
DFRMUDA MAIL-FREI0ur Ar REDUCED RATES
ID The steanship SAN FRANCISCO will be despatched to
hamilton, TAX Dg FOR St. Georgcs from Pier No I
North uver Thursday December L. Mt o'clock r. NJ
For freight Or passage apply to wM IL WEBB IL Exchange
place.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCHING
i at key West.
The Al new iran steamer CLYDE, Capt -, at pier 20
East river, VIII sail on Saturday. November IS.
Through bills OF adnp gwen 10 iTouston and 10 all
the Galveston Houston and Henderson aud Is. b. t. and
g. Railroads.
For Freight or passage apply to
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Old Line Low freight
The well known irst class slJewhcel steamship
BIENVfILE
y. H. Baker, Commander, :. -
will leave pier 50 North Saturday, november 20 al
3PN Freight taken for Mobile Galveston, iavacca In.
danola all points tho Mississippi and ohio rivers TO
| be reshpp.d at New Orleans ,-.,
Ior freight passage having superior Accommodations,
App' LIVINGSTON FOX 4 Co, Sc Liberry street.
Steamship VICTOR win follow, from pier 81, East nves,
s''"''''' &. IT, MALLORY 4 Co, Its Maiden lsnc.
| IIoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
| IL The Cromwell Steamship bine
leaving No North at O'Clock r. NJ no TO-
CORrES Ncisun, 90
Freight received daily Through given for Galveston.
gndianola Mobile AMI 81 Lonls -.
apply to u. D. CROMWELL CO.. VI Wssi ss,aAI
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TOR sALE-A STAND IN FULTON CoUNrRf~NAR-
MoK1NkIN, lI Fulton Market
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IA FOR SALE--CORNER LIpUORl STORES BAKE
~ ries Conectonees, Restaura town sample
and Lunch Rooms Butter Stands Proytons Stands Kim
ding Wood Yards, English Chop HousesJ
MlTCHELL'S Store Agenck n Cedar street.
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HE1ss
EUROPEAN svE1 lures
TIE nssngsa lam .,Isa:4 a:4AszslcxT fKsr cosPAsTs
H01 mA'' steamship 'SW,pEsrpuALk
pasisS 70. soA"sn'en, win san oa No, r. is" sa
Jsss ss :% ssssss ssr y. asrs
nAxxoSRKis SRKis.s,s s, u BE- ssnss. s,ss.i 4 s0d
.,s:ss ss ''':s.s sss.ss.ss: s:ss:sy.. A::.i
'NoRrH oEHaAs LoyD ssEsassulr cosrASN
AZ; 5s ::sS se:' a:
IS !: :.:ssis .s''srss FAN e ,s...,..,
p.y.s. !. gold or E.aEs |. iRak 2, s SAsss ~ II
s's;s ssas CABIN cabin.
). ssss :;,ss, !i4i:: !:
NM sHssA = t!ff fIffvraroo ssD qurEssr9ks,
IRON from M p.'- fSssPooi ssfs f'Js'ii AND AsSs1axy
I;s EsiS, Brad Saturday, NOV aisAN
P..ss srpse or Dss SIS ana sss
ss from Liverpool oo.eu.owu Lon
For further pricaias apply Al the compspys once No
F.w.J. HURST, Manager
u j.. S.sl: .sa s9,ss Anss.n noy., Nan steamships.
Saes.; weasisd.y, Nov. 80 P.@yrs .Thassd.y Dec IS
a:sss @ si. Miisss:s:y P:s pss
e. !: ~;ssss:s.y Dee Dee
ss s.ssss cot ss-ss. COLA
sSs carrying .ss.r:;. 49, s''a
ici.i; ro sss1pooi % and anS *
S,onIs SIr%ps s ns = % !""sa .ss rsss or p.,,..
por. coan:as and Ss s.dissrrs
For freight and cabin passage apply At Ne eomp.nys
For passage d2s 2s;ssss1r,k g. 5s'H1z 4HssSs Ss
SrEAa 70 eyEEssrown AND LIVERPOOL. CAR
wlseSHss whSS,sGs Rsss%s:s H.
Cabin s;:s.s az sg.. s.s gao
an. so'sa 70 and on S% .
Germany ''"'' WI SftLx2s HE oulos % Broadway
THE ANCHOR LINZ STEAMERS
sail every Saturday and alternate "Wednesday
marx 70 A%sTs. a. ., =. .ats pss comfortably and
E:
ssniH on1x Dec SSTnH I:s 1:s 4
s.I Dec Dec q I:S
and every Saturday and s.srnsss wedne.day .ssIsaf
no: PEI = soyh river: ls, Es- Ysrs, i noon.
49, q paosa'sc psy.oe .Sn o. y currency
Pm s.bsns - "a WA .cocfGinx to location
s:s ssss; o0d Tor twelve m0nA. securing
cs..s.s..sssse ...s..sl. y -; sss!sEs. ss. ,
,s.sng . SsaN for Asir frsss1A.
Apply Apply 49, '-sss;; ssss: e Is::sss..'''
lNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The S.nersl :ns.e coms.ay', Nan sEsl!ps b.
tween New York and HAsre, calnx - Ssae - oahamp
The splendid vessels ,h,s ssyodsc rouAs ~ ~ csnn-
eet viii s.il from pier No. ~ North river, = ta6gP
81 sEfEiss aASEEST Im.risn ssssrs Re 2
LAfAYETTE Rouaaan. sasssaas 3sn is7i
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD
TO SnPsT fTiFs ineRafnI On aHfnaIRR,
iSs:: Do S:S a.
SPECIAL yoxcE.-Hersansr The steamer. of this lius
VIII tonch ~ Southampton Epgand, to land passengers
oIns tyEFrooI re AxD nno,,.a =
CIV CIV q SF hSG3KhyH esSrs.y Nov
Si!5 SE shisssLs; a. I s..Iasy s2s Be- \
a oaIs s.o os S.sssns and Pc:
First cabin. sesrase 800
To To honasa. haiSa TS TS hsnfs1 hsnasn. n
Passengers forwarded Antwerp Rotterdam. sws.
Tickets be bought here rates by persons
wishing to send for their friends.
For further Information 'pyyn # es B. fpSTIa'ss pI Sss se'
10 broadway, n. Y.
OCEANIC STEAM SAyiGATI0N COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
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E2E " hhENof.-ROrAL HAVANA AND KEN.
Uo - tacky Lo'tery-Prizes caahed ana Infor,na,ion
Jiven: circulars scnt. JOSEPH BATES q Cd ii ali
useL snx .2Si fnat oDce. Brabch uc. 4a7 3ruoma al
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L,OR SALE-SAMPLE AND LUNCH ROOM. FOR In
formation apply a. ITO West street, between Corandt
Liberty
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L,OR SALE-RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. THE
entire Stock 10 first rate order, Fixtures Tools. o
with Lease OF building for egh Of class import
ing and manufacturing artificial flower house. Address O.
A., ST. Nicholas Hotel, room II.
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EoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS Liquor AND LAGER
Beer saloon IN one OF tho principal horou Of
city long established good cheap doing good
business price S5c0o. Apply 70 r. 0AFPNRi CO., rs
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HOLIDAY PRIsEN rs.

FCOvs AT RETATL.-MANy NOVEL les JUST RF-
j. celved Goods for Christina tree nc, at iess than
broadway prices, at PARSELLs Toy Bazaar. 30 John
street, near NaGaau
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L'OR SALE. BAR. RESTAURANT AND OYSTER ROOM;
best location IN the city onr lease Address, for
three days. b. b., box IS Herald oIce.
The New York herald., 1870-11-26

TOR sALE-A LARGE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Liquor Store long lease and cheap rent In the best
location In South Brooklyn. Apply TO GEO. b. CAHILL,
Beaver street, New YORK.
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A LBANY AND TROY EVENING LINE.-0REAT RB-
ducton Of eDany, saturdays exeeped from pisr ~
ceswsen spring and Charlton srset y o'clochs fare
sisAsasrs vANDERBILT and CONNECTiCUT IesvS
Sunday ~ heretofoTe.
Tor BRTD0EPoRr AND ALL POINTS ON HOUsA-
tonic and Naugatuck Railroad fare ~ seasu leave
ceptsd)
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ On and after Monday, Nay - ie7A express Trains
will eave depot OF Twenty-sxh street. and Pourth
avenue, ~ fohows:-
10 M10 A. n, Rutland Express
Bah +. H., Montreal Exprcsa. !
e. A6ans. W g. BUcknUUr 6upsrtntsudsnl
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HoRsE4 e4NHGEs, 4c.
-
FOR SALE.
.s-NsS..-~ess-s--s-. =. ~ 49, I-.-.es> -

'xMkAlOR sALE-IMPRovED CANNON ORDNANCE,
"A neW Shot and ShcL Apply TO n. b. WALKER, 264
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A DRUG STORE, THE LARGEST MOST EXTENSIVE
IA and hnest First for sale q cvslomer
an unexAmpcd opportunity. Address DOCTOR, rs BECK
man place, East Filtle,h street.
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3 FINE MEAT MARKET, WITH FIST AND OYSTER
Stands, for sale; Groceries Sixth ind Ninth avenues
Aso some hne Grocery Stores Ia Brookyt at t bargain
NlTCHELLS store Agenck, ~ Cedsasteeet
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LNoR sALE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF PORK STORE
cheap 4l9 (new MOI Grand street, vii tamsburg; ex
ccllent location for butcher shop Apoy prenIses
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XN OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT AND LODG-
Ing House Tor sale doing prohtfbie busihfssi
vtorc Agency, n Cedar street. 4
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THANKSGIVING, S O'CLOCK r. M-LADy IN BLACK,
Forty sccond street cars noticed gent who go, OIL at
twenty eighth street and aiway; uark dark hair
haa leather batclei Address conncenee e. WILLIAMS
Coleman House, Ii agreeable.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Be OTS. SHOER TRUNKS
"A ana Vaseh A. The Great Family Shoe Emporium, $50
Bowery corner Of Bond street, selling ~ per
Broadway prices. ". H. III ,EJ.OW.
hUBERI IRWIN.
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FrNANClAhH

:::sls@ S:s::s :;;';3 ID s,s!ss:5. ;ss$ =
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TOR SALE-A SPLENDIDLY FITTED UP BAR AMI
Lunch Counter in Cortlandt Apply the Blos
som wine room, % New Church street, near Oortlandt.
EOR sALE-Two SPLENDID DIsTILLERY STORES
cheap; good locations; free from all debts; owneI
LEAVING the city Apply at All West Thrty-sxth street,
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SPECIAL. NOTICES,

w B.-I WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOU TO-DAY AT
~ oaiock. on Broaiway and the st.eet wnese you
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10 Pc WAIT D.-ANY GENTLEMAN HAVING A
" igt Couye OF g,od maacr, sale cht A. 10 A,
hear of purchaser by addressing note 10 DAVIDSON
Herald once.
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
- Tyjpg tbe United States msila
Sailing every Wednesday.
WyOMIN0 WhinerAy. December at p. ~.
WISCONSIN,, williams November b. 1t II n
Prom pier ~ North river.
Cabin PASSAGE os0 gold; stssracs. SSo currency.
Prepaid tickets, 03A currency.
Passengers booked TO and from Paris Hamburg Norway
and Sweden Ac Drafts ireland, England, France aud
germany - '"s'' VII wiLLiX2y y au1oN 20 Bro.s~.,
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&1 000 000 THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
Pl:OOU.OVO. lately obtained patents for the most
popular and prontabe Invention Of the present
which With proper advertising, viii undoubtedly for
tune or inside OF IL the OF arcs
innnnusa this 10 bona nde business opportunity and
tho closets investigation expected parties who
and understand advertising controlling
Tor Hl0tuo Addrsss J. W., herald oice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-15

Wenfher 40 Hntnr

FOR other -z2iver 1lsais. See Fourth rae.
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New Advertisements.
IL EARNINGS
Patent Kid Fitting Skelston CORSET.

This Corset is constructed on an entirely
new principle, being Opea, and thereby al
lowing the freest circulation posi- BILE, be-
Sides giving perfect ease and comfort to
the wearer, and at the same time possess
Ing all the advantages ct the common
Eorsets In giving support to the body.
For HEALTH Grace, and Comfort,
they are UNRIVALLED IN THE MARKET
They are particularly recon- mended for
summer wear, and warm climates, ale
though equally well adapted TO all sea-
sons OF the year. They are highly recon-
Fnend6d by medical and scientific men.
For sale by all drst-class dealers. For cir
culars, prices, etc., address the W0RCES-
8Af& SKIRT COMPANY W0RCE@s
TER MASSACHUSETTS.
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produced IN the Approaching trial in th
city pekWeen the owners OF the aieau1e
and the railroad c0mpan y. Ia rse8 VaF. n. f.
for the loss Of the b0nts
The weather was still cool yesterday ia
the season. with brisk wind and fhren
ening rain River fatltne slowly. N0rir
from the MISSOURI is expected before Gh
evening or tomorrow k.rffvalg few
NEW 0RLEAEs.--The Times Of Fflda
says.
There was quite change In yesterday
weather nom lhhta of the g1EewIous Hnv. Ia
stead or &C being warm and suItrr. n rai
nFseEs rom the y oTt1 was in order duriu
the entire day. which rendered Ed m0r
Pheasant tnan any day during the BNs
month,
Business ON the {aEding WAS exceed8nnIr
uu4l for Ehursday there we're but f8w III
partufesi while arrivals q ia not appear n
Dc much better than the d departures
the regular Louisville packet. Indiana
Captain R. +. Neal. umavC tdabiv def tmas
yesterday on account or not bafun d8s
charged IN time VIII pos lively leave tt1f
evening ~ . O'CLOCK for 10 Havifle nad esns
landingte Messrs. Charles and ElIoft afff
Ter, both clever and attentive ra4tIsfr.est
have charge Of the oh1cs.
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Portable Engines (sGs0 nall size) and
8a5 Portable Circular SGt0 Mile. f Z,
Imporfamt. NotIce.

Important NOA1ces
The usual amount of steam used to do
saving with by the Portible Circular Saw
Mil is from lbs to $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. I have reduced this amoant
and require only from 90 70 80 pounds per
square inch, at which steam Is not con-
sfdered in the least DANGEROUS and Is at
the same time, more economical in the
saving OF fuel &c. We append the follow
ing certificate of the first Of my new style
Porte BILE Mills, for the noting and careful
perusaI of saWyers and all those desiring
TO purchase. and solicit call and careful
examination, they now being ready on.
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels. with wide tires and heavy
iron axLas, easily drawn from place. and
always ready for operation In . few hours
or mounted on legs and wooden skids, or
otherwise: -.s@e.s $3.50 8
MIR. KRAFT THE Portable Engine you
furnished me, i consider as satisfactory and
perfect In every respect as any machine
ever saw, runs light, uses 10 pounds OF
steam for running double 60 and 30 tnch
circular saw mill Tor q common day . bust
ness. An average days " orks 500 70
IU,OO feet OF lumber, easy, " 18th 70 pounds
Of steam. A. sCALDWMLLs
| LynnviIle Ind.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use'
nov I5~sm O. KRAFT.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

- IGEKTON FREEMAaONRY. by FL
"a der ID. Bernard, revised edition, to
which is appended a revelation of the
mysteries OF ODD FELLOWSHIP: entire
work of 500 pages, octave, cloth EN- bossed,
VIII be sent. posi-. paid. on receipt of 81,
Address REV. w. j. SHUEY. .Dayton. o.
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CHIN TCgss
G. KRAFT zss47sT-6
FOUNDER and MAcHINIsT r
- MA GHINERY gs--e5.
AND SUPPLY AqENCY

v 9 AND SUPPLY AGENCK-.--
Builder of sPortable Engines and Port
able Circular Saw Mills, Sugar Cane Mtlls,
Corn Shelters, Improved Steel Amatgan
and Competition Bells For FARMS shops,
engine houses, churches, schools, ETC., and
Machinery and Castings generally steam
Boilers, Plate and Sheet Iron Work OF
every descFiptlon@ PToprfetor, and Agent
Of Territory In the Patent Drive Tubular
Well Apply for descriptive circulars and
price lists. and state the kind ofmachinsry,
DC, wished. Repairing promptly done at
or frOna the shop, on Boilers, Machinery,
&c Work of the best materialand work
naanship.
Corner First and Pine and Second and
81. go 80 Elm Streets, ----
.saz ruANSUwwr wNnTANA
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r. s
Captain Flnk's new Wheeling packet,
Potomac, dropped down % Dumont's fOtifl-
dry, on saturday evening, to receive her
outfit, and be completed.
1t is the intention OF the "Dean LineD
and Memphis Packet Company to send
two boats to Memphis during the present
week. The MlnneoIa Capt, Miller. densrts
on Wednesday, instead of Saturdav al
was announced yesterday.
The problem OF cheap transportation OF
grain from the West to fide-water. which
Is a matter OF vital Importance to the
whole count try, is not deemed to have been
adopted by New York. We learn that an
other project has been devised, and that
steps have been taken to put IL In opera
ton at once. 1t consists In inaugurattng
barge transportation on the lakes. Barges
are now being built with a capacity OF
5000 bushels OF wheat, and large tug is
already completed and In commfssions
with freighfage capacity Of 900 bushels.
II is calculated that this tug VIII have suf-
ncient power to tow three barges Of the
size above named, besides carrying Its own
cargo, making, altogether, $4,000 bushels
&C single trip. The tug has just arrived
at Buffalo with a bark In tow the TWO
bringing q cargo of 5000 bushels OF wheat
equivalent to z, 400 tuns, and the trip - re-
garded as a demonstration OF the feastbiii-
" OF the larger scheme. Inc new Darges
are to be schooner-riggeds three short
masts and sales of heavy canvas, to be
used when the weather is favorable, or in
case OF rough weather or accident The
crew OF each barge Will consist OF but six
men. The projectors Of the scheme are
saugufne Of success, and anticipate that
the new mode of freightfng will soon come
INTO general use on the lakes. The result
must be a material reduction OF elghts,
which is q consummafton devoutly TO be
wished by Western farmers.
The Gazette says:
We understand that all the steamers
now in port, even those disabled, Will be
brought to the City Wharf to accommo-
date visitors to the great saengerfest this
week, SO Tar as lodging Is concerned. The
beds at the hotels We're all engaged several
days ago.
Joha VANDERBILT Sho killed his cousin,
named Allen, a p1ict, at New Orleans. a
short time since, has Deem found guilty or
granddaughter bnt was recommended to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

BORDEAUX, Dec 22.-The Government is
in receipt of advices from Paris by balloon to
tho 18th instant. News is favorable.
The reports of riots within the city ure false.
There have been no engagements with the
investing army since the 81.
The authorities at Paris have published in
the official Journal q report fine amount and
condition OF the provisions still on hand. The
report was very favorable.
Preparations were making by Irocbu Tor
another grand sortie.
Trochu had orderd the Prussian officers
whom he held as prisoners of war sent back to
Versailles. He previously had them conduct
ed through quantities of provisions and mum
tons OF war in the city, in order that the
enemy might he disabused of the idea that fur
Their resistance is impossible.
1t is reported to day that the Prus>iaDs Q
oupied Tours without serious resistance.
General Chanzy is at LIE Mans, where he
bad received reintorcements.
Several batteries have joined his command.
His forces have also been reprovisioned.
A number Of partial engagements have &C
CURED with the enemy ia all of which Chanzy
was successful.
Advices from the French army of the North
under General Faidherbe are encouraging.
Advicss from Havre show that the Prus
slams under General Manteuffel are retreating.
at last accounts they were marching towards
Amiens.
Several engagements have occurred with
their rear guard, in all of which the French
were successful.
General Garibaldi having been offered a
sword of honor refuses to accept it until the
end of the war.
The journals of this city state that Prussia
is prosecuting barbarous warfare, using ex.
plosivc bullets, &c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AN ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD.

1nvalids, broken down in health and spirits
BY Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the ter
rible exhaustion winch follows the attacks Of
acute disease, the testimony of Thousands who
have been raised as by mira 10 from similar
state Of prostraticn by Hoatetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, is q sure guarantee tSat by the same
means you too may be strengthened and rtstor-
ed. But to those who ttand IN peril OF epidenl
ics to all who, by reason ef exposure, privN ons
and uncongenisl climate or unhealthy pursuits,
ma ut Ally nom ut he str ckcn down | ais para
graph is most particu 'arly and enaphaticaAy
addressed You, who are thus si.uatsd. are
p offered AZ, absolute safeguard against The dan
gerthat rnenacts you. I"ro and re4u ate the
sy-tem with this hur.'ies medicinal Htimulsnt
ind Alternative; md YOU W Il bn frearmed
aguinsL tho III 4adics whose seeds fl ont around
you in the ar unseen. Hoste.ter's Stomach
Bltters are not only standard Tonic and Al
terative throughout the United States. but ID ey
are accredited by the certificates ofthe most dig:
tinsuished citizens Of the Union, to the people
of all other lands. In Canada. Australia and
the West Indies, they are gradually taking
place Of all other stemschics, whether native
or foreign, and as surely as truth is progressive
and demonstration overthrows doubt they
will eventually supersede every other Invigo-
rant and Restorative now employed in medi-
cinal practice. dec l9-eolW
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.7
FROM WARRINGTON.
CONGRESS-,

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. In the Senate, to-
day, the reading Of the minutes was suspendc
and the credentials of Benjamin p Hewett,
Senator from the State of Missouri, vice Drake,
were presented and the new Senator took he
usual oaths of Office and wss admitted to his
scat.
Without trarsacting other BUSINESS the San
ate wen, into executive Session Tor the purpose
OF CONSIDERING the nominaliur Of ScirHck a.
Minister to England.
The House of Reprcss natives went at orce
into committee of the whole for genera! debate.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The defeat of amnesty this session is now
conceded by the most sanguine OF it's friends.
Gladstone has instructed Minister Thornton
to effect satisfactory arrangement of the fish
cries question at once.
The Administration has sent vessels to look
after the Hornet, which, it is said, is about to
take Cuban expedition on board at some
point on the cost of Florida.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-22
Accidents OIL the Mississippi.

NATCHEz, Dec 22-At two o'clock Thu
morning the steamers r. 4. Lee and Potomac
coided opposite Natchcz Both we're badly
damaged. The Lees pilot ran her on the bal
where she sunk in nine feet OF water. The
Potomac is unloading Tor repairs.
MEMPHIS. Dec. 22.-Tho Avalanche's Vicks
burg special says no cabin sGase st
nrsslrrished. Au entire family including bIlda
couple from Memphis were lost. The boat
hosted three miles, when she met the Seminole
which took off the freight. The safe, and
Office books we're saved. Captain Poe and vile
were badly injured by falling roof.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 22.-Tbe Nick Wall which
met with disaster ut Grand Lake last night,
took seventy tour PASSENGERS here, principally
North Caroinans and Georgians, cnrouto tc
Texas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-22

WINTER is HERE.-Atter fall OF almost un.
precedentedIy pleasant weather,t the rigor of win.
ter has come at last, and yesterday was freezing
cold. At two O'clock yesterday morning the
change took place, and the temperature tell
rapidly until the mercury fell far below the
freezing point. Throughout the whole of yes
terday the atmosphere was cold and uucomfor
table, and last night the cod was quito severe.
The temperature to day, too, has satisfied the
most ardent admire of wintry weather There
is nov prospect for supply of ice, though q
few days may entirely change the weather, and
the pleasant days again return, which, the
same, We hope it may be.