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Otly * .uin.s paved.
Only seven iuninE .iuyCl
IF .m tn grUvc /; viii 10. seen tIt', coatendinr
with the strongest Ncs.,m cul g. ilcy have
teen beaten Onv tNice, ahd takius them all over.
Il cir q, tragc shade orc tran -. Tor every
Dne made By their advcrsGrics. They slowed In
tnc!g D'ay yc.ierla, tEa. improvement which misht
be- expected alter sGcl constant lhd efi panc zee.
Iher mncll play Was spleudil, It'll the rscouuun
o that u Hatfield. whu was laut AM could not OIL hi,
position with lis usual skin. The Ecl;!Ords played
n much tcUcr game than they have done .tciy. the
fielding Of Jim Snyder being ESPECIALLY wufthN OF
notice The game created much interest. aud there
was ayery lair attendance. The iOlloWn. Is the
result
ISNiSGs. 1t "a. 90. 9Th 5th. eth 7,h. s.h 9th.
NH'1a l;s...,.....,66 3 ! 2--is
lnuue--John chapman. Atlantic cub
Time Vi Game Two hour.
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BACKwAEDs body has been spelling Knoxs
maze backwards, ant the ATTEMPT 81 pronolnvc u has
tc'ultcc IN seNcrat serious accidents. But Knox
ttraichtfnTward maa and Is scns thc hand .icst
Kind Of summer hats fact naive sally uctnow d..
you wat to enjoy 10. Weather, BUY =; 2lg NoaGway
Int.
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ton. and II has during the last rear been m.tiss
satisfactory net earnings
We recommend these bonds q cheap and WE'LL
secured investment.
GEORGE oPDYKE & CO.. d Nassau ct.
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S,oLl lIoDscs.

REDUCTION.
90 and pror Aug l. We wnl mr. our s,ill c)mnlcte
stock for the summer at DISCOUNT Of ~ PER CENT.
ON
MEMS CLOTnNG
AND
FURNISHING GOODS
AND . rE@ CENT. On
BOYS CLOTnING.
DEVILS co.,
pROADWAY. CORNER GRAND ST.
BROADWAY COR>EI WARREN sr.
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LUNGLEI-SHEPPAHD.-O Thursday. May S. at
81 iaul's Cnuclia, Cac tia Root, Lungl"y eiiest
son Of uhCrt LungCy, Lss OF Lewcs Sussex, TO Han.
Lab lour Youngest daughter Oft lat; L. A. shep-
"a E.u Calcutta,
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UtIuYs arc UlnEtIOWN' 4 slyInX thnt hhS puNHbW
into proyeTb. IA no depM tment this uore mani
fest than In the matter Of LIFE Insurance Men seem
70 think that they have rrht 10 procrastinae. Let
them lJok well mot they de nos wait TOO long. " One
TO-DAY ~ W rth two to.mon ows" 90 attend to the
matter at once. rhe Ben FRANKLIN Lie, Tnomas
street. new YORK, s good company In whcl To invest
IT, Officers among Tic beet business men IN te cay
-IdU.
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BANNING AM FINANCI4L.
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BoAD>,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.

First mortgage bonds issued by the Moat;o merry
md Euflula Railroad, on hn.s1ci rolL Issue re-.
strctcd by law, and surrounle by Guarantees that
render the bonds most dc,.riI.e inSeN nsnt Tao
road is now abou, ~ Op.n tf 'diaIe B.. ton
with Union SpriG-5 an Mu. ,"r IN -
l.sI - El".a, It's M nee -. o.. ,---,.. .. T..
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mr. nan IND B.iT.
Tue Laureis Won by the Mutunis on their
Western Tour-fhcir Match with tue
Ecltiords Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon the Mutuals made their
FIRST appear duce since their return from their very
successful Western tour. They we've nil locking
well aud hearty. Tie following record OF their per-
formances lheir late "trip will be OF some interest
and ~i show that they have played STEADY, relis.
bic came tnouy hout, aud OF b fits and starts, as
enu,p n tan nj tarr eli haNa
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MUrUAIs.


ImplIc-Mr. Fred. FL by, OF the chicago Club'
Score 's-Me.srs Moon and f. T.. AtNater.
Time OF Game-Iwo hOurs aul zen nInutee'
Lett on Bases-Clncnlnu o. hutual
Clean Home Ruus-Huuld T. Leonard |, hcNcy !,
Fly Catch.s-Cncnnali IS, Mutual 10
Funl hound CHtChes-tncinnau Z, Mntualb
Out On Stri tcs-Nutual I.
Bhse play-PLt out ~ Gould g. g. Wright !, sweasy
Atslstc1 by q. Wright D, Waterman :. Sw 5asy z,
Iui out by T.. Mil. S. SWandeil assisted by IIa
ned 2 Nelson /, l.. Mills |, &. Mills /, VOTERS l..
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DIED.

NlEBT'SG-In mis- city, on Tuesday. August 2. 1870.
b. Judge George G. Barnard. Charles Niehling from
JaIc Ni,bhng the Oimcf to have the custody OF thu
Clll.iIyu.
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Ifthc BABY Is Cutting Teeth, use thar old
and welltrcd remedy. ms. wlNsLON 5 sooIHING
SYRUP, wbic1 greatly facilitate, the process ana 10
regu tn bowels II relieves the child from
raiu correets aclty ana wind cole. aud. by giving
the In ant quiet natural lerp gives rest to the mother.
Wheeler ~ Wilson Machines, 1,1i1 Broad-
wAv sold by paying 30 down and $40 per month with
olt extra charge. Machines ~ let j. 4. ELLIS.
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The Democratic TICKET was elected III Coying
ton. Kentucky.
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THE MYSTERY CLEARING UP
,YPoRTiST STATEMENT cUNCERN-
JyG me NfTHfN t.fSL.

. Painfully straight story OF Crime A High
New York Omciars Declaration -Jonr-
dan aud K-i-o ut Work Togcther-What
,bey rnve Found, What thew Expect TO
DO and whom they Expect to Apprchrnd
The BEGINNING OF the Ind
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IA" motive was not bold robbery. NJ prOres
u,, 'I'" ~ would have done so mucn t. secure =
IN. g. Of studs, and pocEclbooe. Nor
, "ul l,''l',-.onu bur-l have known the wall.
''a''"'l. nor would he have used . dog
y, :" "''l CT murdered Mr.. Nathan took OF the spOils
"a. h'u'i 10 give semJlance OF robbery to tie
a".u rue safe did not contain any yauab as.
sA'"tt rGtrs, some of which are missing A
a"'SIX NHu'i not Lave known how 10 use the Keys
~ 't tdle' person familiar With Mr..
!, "'h hc' ohMuGiiIOu table" aud u U knew
Nu, paw OF certain KIND were IN the safe CON.
S..vu VI. murder The motive Of the depre lalion
uv' " ~ pOt',t'uh o. certain paper. The mo-
= vi. sWhpltl lrloblOua abstraction Of me pancr.
Wal Wa q at uaperi W. are not at liberty
10y II should Prove to have hcan last VIII
Wv NJ annuAng IUrMcI VIII ana tesla
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ING Wan, CHINEsE PHYSICIAN,

~ I.i-t ttuIlttH. "A erect,
lAt SQO new III, d,luc' tU'l-tH."s d. clared hopeless
uy O her phl sClans.
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sra; A. Democrat in principle, please let me
ask you how can consistently slP,oit the follow.
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Especial to the World.l

OsrEND, September 22.--Dispatches
from the German camp before Paris
state the capture Of 10000 Gardes No
bile at Versailles, and the occupation
of Sevres by the Prussian garrison.
1t is reported that the locks on the
Marne have been repaired, and that
the Prussians compelled 1000 of their
prisoners TO labor on the restorations.
An appeal from the Crown Prince of
Prussia to Germany for aid to the
wounded, says: "In.the battle-felds Of
France. Germany has awakened to the
proud consciousness Of her unity and
her might This great gain will, |
trust forever exert its influence in
cementing our country together. But
our enthusiastic exultation must be al
layed with deep sorrow and mourning.
The flower Of the youth Of Germany
have fallen for the fatherland. Many
brave leaders of our armies have bought
victory with their precious blood. The
heart shrinks from estimating the still
greater number OF those who have been
deprived henceiorth Of their ability to
earn livelihood The Crown Prince
concludes with an earnest appeal to all
Germans to come forward and contri-
hute largely and abundantly to this
work
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Z WHEELING, w VA SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER a. 1870
light o'clock. and met Moltke. who was

eight clock, and met Moltke, who was
coming to obtain my consent to the pro.
posed capitulation He told me at the
same time that the Emperor had left
Sedan at five o'clock in the morning,
and had come to Donchery, as he
wished to speak with me' There was a
chateau and park in the neighborhood,
and | choose that place for our meeting.
At ten clock ! reached the height be-
fore Sedan. Moltke and Bismarck ap-
peared at twelve o'clock, with the capi-
tulation duly signed At one o'clock |
started again with Fritz (the Crown
Prince, and escorted by the cavalry
and the staff, / alighted before the cha
teau where the Emperor came to meet
me. The visit lasted quarter Of an
hour. We were both much moved at
seeing each other again under such cir
cumstances. What my feelings we're
/ had seen Napoleon only three years
before at the summit Of his power-is
more than / can describe. After this
meeting, from halfpast two to halfpast
seven o'clock, ! rode past the whole
army before Sedan. The reception
given me by the troops, the meeting
with the Guards, now decimated-alI
these are things which l cannot de-
scribe today. | was much touched by
40 many proofs Of love and devotion.
Now, farewell. A heart deeply moved
at the conclusion Of such letter.
WILHELM.
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Evangelical Alliance.

New YORK, September 23.-The for
eign members OF the Evangelical Ali
ance, who came TO this country, ex,
pected to attend the grand alliance
meeting which was to be held this
month, but which was given up on ac-
count OF the European war, were given
an informal reception at the rooms OF
Young Mems Christian Association this
afternoon. Nearly thirty clergymen
from abroad were present and were ten
dered set OF resolutions conveying o
hearty welcome from the American
churches. VIM. E. Dodge was Presi
dent of the meeting and number o.
foreign clergymen responded eloquently
to the greeting accorded them.
The Fulton Street MONDAY Praye,
Meeting celebrated its one hundred and
thirtieth anniversary to-day. Addresse:
were made by Rev DR.. E. D. G. Prime
and Dewitt Crawford, Of the Walden
clan church, OF Ital v.
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The English Mission.

New YORK, September 23.-The I'f-
J,ne this morning saws, edltoriaIIy :
Senator Oliver P Morton, Of Indiana,
was, about a week ago, appointed Min
lister to England. He promptly accept
ed the appointment and requested that
the whole matter should be kept a Sc
cret until Governor Baker should have
time for considerste and untrammeied
action in the appointment Of his sue
cessor. Senator Morton left this city
three DAYS ago to confer with Governor
Baker on the subject, and sufhcien'
time having elapsed for this purpose
we are AT liberty TO announce the ap
pointment, and congratulate the coun'
try upon its character. Although bro
ken ID constitution by the severity OF hi:
labors he is intellectually a. vigorous
, as ever.
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~ ego tia tions.
Interview Between Favre and
ss@' Bismarck.
Hope OF Peace Abandoned i'm
Commercial Circles.
Concessions by Jules Fayre.

New YORK, Sept 23.-A special cor
respondent in. London telegraphs the
particulars of a preliminary meeting
between Jules Favre and Bismarck, in
the Chateau Of Ferriers. Bismarck re,
ceived the French minister with great
courtesy, and opened the subject OF
peace negotiations at once. No result
was revealed, but in course of the dis
cussion, Favre asserted that the Provis-
.ional Government conld put Prussia in
possession of such guarantees as would
make it certain that she could lose
nothing by the efforts after peace, even
should the constituent assembly reject
the treaty that might be agreed upon.
He also declared that the Commanders
at Metz and Strasbourg would obey
any orders his Government might issue
to them. In London there were some
expectations that peace would be con-
cluded on the basis of temporary occu-
patton of Alsace and Lorraine, by the
Prussians, and by the surrender of Metz
and Strasbourg In commercial cir
cles, however hope Of peace is nearly
abandoned. Prussia will insist on
terms which no French Government
would at present dare to accede to.
LONDON, Sept 23.-The Moniteur, an
official organ, published at Berlin, con-
tains this morning two notes from Bis
marck, TO ambassadors OF neutral
powers Of the North German Conteder-
alton, in relation 20 propositions for
peace, now under consideration. The
first note, dated the, 18th, urges the
necessity for better and more material
guarantees against new attack 10y
France, and especially the States OF
South Germany, Bavaria, Wurtemburg
and Baden; hence the need on the par
ofGermany Of possessing those iortresst
es which are now a perpetual menace
In the second note Bismarck repudiates
all idea OF German Intervention for the
reorganization of France, but says if
Strasbourg and Metz remain in French
hands, the offensive of France over
powers the defensive ofGermany. These
While France, retaining these places,
will always consider truce as enabling
her TO choose her time for renewal Of
hostilities, Germany asks only passive
strength to resist such attacks.
LONDON, September 23.-The Times
put fishes telegram from Berlin yes
terday saying that Bismarck and Jules
Favre were closeted all day and on
Thursday that the former had in
sisted on a meeting OF the Constitutional
Assembly to ratify the treaty then in
progress. Favre conceding an indem-
nifty for the cost of the war; the surren-
der Of part Of the Baltic fleet, the dis
mantling of Metz, Strasburg and posi-
bly other Notifications
LONDON, September 23.-Thc Prus-
slams are apparently preparing TO move
on Orleans which has been evacuated
by the French.
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TOURS.
Eecaii Of General Cluseret.
Arrival Of Another Balloon
from Metz.
The Prussian Programme.

Tours, September 23.- Newspa per
files and letters arrive here spasmodi-
cally from Paris.
General Cluseret has been recalled
from the south, as he is thought TO en-
courage dissatisfaction and disorder
among the people.
There is an immense supply Of cart
ridges at Lyons Dispatches from that
city announce the arrival there of great
numbers of French prisoners who es-
capped while en- route TO Germany under
a guard of French soldiers. Many
more managed to reach Toul.
Captive balloons at Paris are still in
active use, enabling the military au-
thorities to keep a sharp watch of the
movements Of the Prussians.
Another balloon from Marshall
Bazaine's headquarters at Metz has
fallen within the territory controlled by
the French. The balloon contained
one hundred and thirty-seven letters
from there 1t seems that butchers
meat is very dear at Metz and the army
and citizens are consequently eating
horse flesh. There are plenty of provis-
ions other than meat
General Garibaldi is still q prisoner
on the island of Caprera. Italian war
vessels are cruising about TO prevent his
escape to France.
TorRs, September 23-A writer in
La France gives the following as the
Prussian plan of campaign, and claims
TO have the facts for unerring authority:
The advance on Paris was regulated
with mathematical exactness, so as 10
bring the German army corps around
Paris hy the l4th of September. Then
Paris was to be turned on the south,
cutting communication with Tours, the
seat Of the provisional government.
From Versailles, the Prussian head
quarters, they were to harass Paris till
il Surrcnders.
Metz, Strasburg and Toul still hold
ont, and Prussia meanwhile will detach
two corps to LYONS, Havre and Stras-
burg, and send flying columns through
the country in all directions, fsr forage.
Seventy-fve thousand fresh cavalry for
that service are now expected from Ger
many. A portion of the programme
has already been realized.
The writer further affirms that the
Prussian General Steinmetz was dis
graced because OF the heavy losses in
flicted on his army by Bazaine.
One journal STATES Magne, formerly
minister of finance, writing privately to
a friend assured him he had a short
time be ore the charge in the govern
ment paid upon a receipt presented for
over one million Chassepots and three
hundred thousand other guns. As
these guns were never seen it shows to
showsto what extent swindling was car
ricd on under the old regime.
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ITALY,.
Personal Safety Of the Pope
Number Of Prisoners Taken

FLORENCE, September 25.-Yesteriay
a conflict occurred in Lernine city be
tweenItalian soldiers and mob. The
Pope subsequently asked General Ca
dorna for guard, in order to ensure his
personal safety. The general imme-
diatelv sent troops for that purpose,
FLORENCE September 23.-Rome is
now completely occupied by the
Italian troops. The Pope has been al
lowed to retain his body guard COM
posed of his late troops, and all the rest
Of his army have been dismissed.
Paral demonstrations of approval
continue throughout the entire king
dom.
The number OF prisoners taken on
the capitulation of the Papal army
number $500, consisting Of 4,soo ltai
ians and 1900 foreigners.
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RUSSIA IN MOTION.
War Imminent Between Rus
sia and Turkey.

LONDON, September 23-6 p. NJ
A Berlin telegram to Berred has the
following startling news: Russia is in
motion to seize the Black Sea, and prob
ably Dardanelles.
A war between the Car and Sultan is
imminent.
LONDON, September 23-Notwith-
standing the blockade of the Baltic
ports, torty-four ships have entered
Sevinemunde since Septcmber2.
Palikao is with the Emperor at Will
helmshobe.
Count Benedict is at Brussels, where
the Princess Matilde is at the Grand
Hotel.
Saunders presented paper on the
physical geography of American emf
grafton and the increase OF the cotton
production. The paper was highly ap-
preciated.
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Oil Shipments

New YORK, September 22-The oil
shipments Yesterday from this port were
as follows
A bark for Elsinore for orders with
2SO0 bbls. petroleum at S.. Cd a bark
to Antwerp with 81 bbls. DO. at 4s ID.
a bark for the United Kingdom with
2lO0 bbls. on private terms bark
now at an ont port to Antwerp with
300 bbls. do. a brig to Barcelona with
1900 bbls. do, and brig TO the United
Kingdom with 1900 bbls. do. on private
terms
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WASHINGTON, September 23.-There
il the best authority for saving there is
no truth in the published statement
that Fish EXPLICITLY instructed Wash
burne that he could do nothing whatever
to mitigate the sufferings Of the ex
PEELED Germans. Washburne, under
instruction and the permission Of the
State Department, has offered relief and
mitigated the sutferings of many thou
sands Of Germans expelled from Paris.
The limits OF his efforts in that direc
ton has been only in the. capacity ot
physical effort aud labor.
Captain Robert B. Wade, unassigned
is relieved from duty as professor o.
military science at the Missouri State
University and placed on waiting or
ders.
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Industrial Exhibition.

CrScINSArr, Sept 23.-The Industrial
Exhibition is in a much more dissatis
factory condition than heretofore The
confusion incident to the sudden accu.
mutation Of an immense lot of mater.
ials, is giving way to order and good
appearance Many additional entries
have been made to-day, and the appli
cations for room continue. After Mon
day evening, the space that has been
applied for, and not up TO this time oc,
cupied, will be awarded to Others who
are in body seeking room. Whole
number Of entries in all departments
l2Oi
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THE voMITO IN SPAIN

MADRID, September 23.-Most intense
excitement exists at Barcelona and other
cities on the Mediterranean coast re
garding thssomito. The disease ia OF
a virulent type and is spreading rap
idly. More than'a thousand cases are
reported in Barcelona alone, 400 oi
which resulted fatally. Seven thou.
sand people have fled the city, and
business is prostrated. The disease was
brought from Cuba in the steamer
Maria Pia.
MADRID, September 2S.-The vonite
is spreading rapidly in the sea coas
towns.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY,

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 1871.
George F. Honghton, President o
the Vermont Historical Society, dieC
Of apoplexy Thursday evening.
The State of New Hampshire lose:
between $1,000 and $1,000 by the deial
cation OF Davis, treasurer of the State
Reform School
The President has rendered the ap
pointment Of minister OF the Court o.
St: James to 0. P Morton, OF Indiana,
who has signified his acceptance
thereof
The trustees OF the Ohio agricul
tural college at Columbus, Ohio, ad,
journed Yesterday until October 18th.
The institution will probably be located
about one mile and half north Of Co,
lumbus.
An old blind man named Mcconnell,
and wife, were burned to death in their
lodgings, in South Boston, Thursday
Both were hard drinkers. The fire
is supposed to have been kindled bs
lightning.
George W. Clark, well known on the
Ohio river as a steamboat pilot, fell
down in q fit of apoplexy, in a cigar
store on Fourth street, at st. Louis, on
Thursday afternoon and died almost
Instantly
The joists OF building erecting in
Miami City, Ohio, gave way Thursday
precipitating the workmen to the cellar,
a distance of twenty feet. Charles
Gartz and Michael Wickly were badly
hurt, the former fatally. Three Others
were more or less injured.
On Thursday night, two men secreted
in the First National bank, at North,
umberland, Pa, overpowered the watch
and blew open the vault but failed TO
force the doors of theIsafe. They car,
ried off private boxes belonging to de
positors, containing bonds, &c. but the
bank sustained no loss.
A Leaycnwor,h, Kansas, dispatch
saws that John Speer, ex-Internal Rev,
enue Collector, was arrested at Law.
49, 'rb,.slar cbor,aJ nth an, la,
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A Leayenworth, Kansas, dispatch
saws that John Speer ex-Internal Rev
enue Collector, was arrested at Law
renee, Thursday, charged with embez-
zling one hundred and fitty-nine thous-
and Government bonds. He waived an
examination, and was released on S35,-
900 bonds W. W. Baricklow, Deputy
Collector under Spcer, was also ar
rested
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KESTUCKY TORACCt

KENTUCKY TOBACCO.
Monitor"
"RuSSell's Banana" los and Navy.
"Merrimac" Navy lbs.
"Grape Juice" Blk rs.
Peach Blossom" Bright As.
We have all of the above popular brands
OF Tobacco on hand, bought low and for
sale cheap.
sep6 MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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Flour,
Virginia Tobacco.

i0 CADDIEs "LEADBETTER'S" NAVY
fU rs and rs.
"a Caddies "Gamhle's" Bright Navy ~.
"A &c. 4. Strong's" do Is.
Boxes "Leadbetters" Blk lbs.
10 " "Yellow JeSSamine" Twist IS.
10 " ~. NJ. Booker's" Bright Lbs.
10 " "ApricOt" do do
5 "GOld Bars" do 6s.
yn CaSaS Az 4. Spnlipo L. Ia un6 lI,S
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THE VICTORY AT SEDAN.
King Williams Personal Dispateh
10 Queen Augusta I'm Relation TO
the Struggle and the Triumph.

We are indebted to the Manchester
Guardian for the following full tele-
gram Of the dispatch sent by the King
Of Prussia to Queen Augusta
FENDREssE, South OF SEDAN,