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NEW GOODs-AUCTION BARGAINS.

NEW GOODS By EVERY STEAMER
DRESS GOODS great variety and style.
Handsome Plads ut 25c.: -
The very handsonest Ail-Woo1 ilaius a' ''o' o''
and eoc.-yerv cheap;
Handsome Sattt ems sc !0c.;
Black Alp2c9s from 35c- TO 1l sIa;
Vslve:eens. all c1ors- Corded, piala p4eihr ahs
black from aoc to Sl.56;
BrocIe III ,wl5-rssl auction bargains,
Atwood Plaid snaH!s;
Breakfast Shawls:
Russia Diaper, % inches wide at soc. worth 4ac.-
q rcGi auction bargain:
Charlottesville and other Cass'mereS; E.
FIsnnas, all prices, 81 kinds;
1914 White Blankets ~ :!
AIwooi Carpcg at s5c.;
Halrloral skirt; 81 81;
BIeacled and Brown oEeetnGs.
BIe2chtd and !1rowu Coi5 us. al pr)cts
Good kld Gloves q. $50, r.. 1875. md $50:
I.sd.ss' 81 rino Vests. Gents Me-iIo NesiS,
Geut'e ~ hile Shirts AL pricss;
CENTS Msriuo and CottOn /. TdEefs. "
lad.es'. Misses, GEMS, sni Bog test Br!slsn
Hosiery:
Elegant Grumb Cloths,
Gents SIX i+anisscr n 81.
Ladies' white ELK - d Wool Hood, Hu5l1s,
Sar.t1ga Trnaks ~ rs md $3.50,
CGatb's ard Ciark's Spool Lotion,
Good Spool CotsGC for l: q sIco. -
DUCkE ALL & ROU3S.
2. g. NJ. II. A. VIM (o,periy with John y.
Woodfnl, Is with US, and would be glad TO see bis
fr;pLds. Il
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No. NOW FOR CHE AP 2RH>S
GcOus Ia-ge stock, good assortment, 10" price s.
RACK AipaCA at 25c,. sec, 3Sc., $Oc.' 4"i.,
Soc, eoc., &C.. and up TO 81 80; every orand OF
tlpsc, from The bto to tue elephant; PlSln "a q
Corded PtPLLNS, IN sli co'orS; SCI EeS >,
sMraESS CDDTF1, F"E.&GhlNEo' ohas
HERBS rLAI03, ALPaCAS in I'll colors at
&c OTTOMAN CLOTHS, BLACK and COZ =
oRsD LAIEES, FRENCH MGhISae,
stTTEEaS. TcBZs re CIaMHEa (the 'ate st
etylesl TYCOON REFS, BLACK SILKS 1t
Slys :, So, 81 IS, f2oo, ard up 10 1915. AL very
cseap; wide sYOES SILK VE-F#T al $3.50 per
KARL. would be cheap st $1,000; slLh-fhtfD
VaIVyTa In black and co.oIel, ut low pieces !;
pr.rK MrgISC, BLACK CASH N r,
Dxsp Dg,.TA, and other styles Of fashAna-
n. rr,r, Goods. at j.&VY BaCTHEES'.
1918 ard 1915 Maia sire Il.
UNRLEAcHED KEiTTISG COTTON So D a
poard COTTON YAEN sl.so rer bundle 10 70
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~BLANKETs for Beds, Crin'' of''
d,es, Horses. and Tobacconisss;
CARRrAGE BLANKETS; a, %.
csTIno ooMroarABLEs at $685. sa'7' o. o.
M LAVE ooaFoRTApLEs asss'
WOOL QUILTS at all prices
uoNEy.CoMB, BRIDAL. AhHAMh6A a. 1a'
wAgsErLLEs QUILTS at low prices.
LEVY BgO7Ha RS,
1.,a and 1915 Main saress
o,,s1.s, CoRsETs are the best In the ~ofi'
NOS
for the price.
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wsA CQUEs, CLOAks, ana
sHAWLS;
EMBROIDERED and BRAIDED sAGpuhA' III
Cashmere, Merino, and Drap de Eta;
CLoTH shCQUrs;
B1Al X MEHI>O sHAHL9;
WATERPROOF CLOAKs;
STRIPED PL8ID, and PLAIN sHAWLs, ena
BsEAKFAsT sHAWLS, in great variety
a,,ow nr,ce,. LEVY BROTHERS.
Take look at oar sl2s CORsErs- no|
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DILEY WulShEY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

John W. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP
~ PiGG and CUMMIS 1OH MaRCSAaT, no.
) Governor stree1, Richmond, Va, tposl-c flee
box isl, agent for the I'D Dominion steamship
Company, Tor New York lnman Line, Tor IL
sfpooi; Anehor f;iue, for Glasgow; Eatio A
Line, Ter Liverpool iea5
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The Enquirer cites the Fredericksburg
Ledger as authority about the tunnel. we
shouldn't wonder to sec it quoting Fred.
crick.burg as an example OF q flouris hing
city
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sFTC1AL nOTTJgs.

me- 1871. CHRISTMAS. 1871.
PIZzfNp5 CONFECTIONERY,
se7 BROAD STREET.
PLAIN CAEDIEs, FRENCH CANDIES
FANCY BOXES. GERMAN SURPRISE,
CITRoN, CURaAETs,
RAISINS, GELkTINE,
FIRE-CRAOKERs, FIREWORKS,
TORPEDOE5,
DCLLs. MAGIC TLrCKs,
GIAZ3D FRUITS, CEYSTALL'ZRDF RUrTss
large stock OF Chri:tm As goods Just received,
and prices have been q a.tuCED TO suit the times.
Plain Candles at $50, per pound,
French Candies A. so and 7sc. per pound
For large Quantities discount.
CsltaS pjZz!NTS,
no so-lIn sO7 Broad street.
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Cvrs.psAEE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO., ]
CAsHIEE's OFFICE, I

b1CHNOND, VAsy AhVFIHfUeE Wi 17'H'
NTOTICE.-The annual meeting OF me
stockhyldcrs OF the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad Company will be held In the CITY OF
Richmond on THURSDAY the TIN OF beceHioei'
1871. .,,, q, .,,,.a - Tho
following extract from the by~lams OF ihe cohh-
pany: . ,.,,ho,da-, r.. q
Of neral ,peptinz shall be in writing. and si2neh
bv the reTaca thus transferring lhe po"er P1Is
snc the Signature of either member or The urn
shall ia yolid. No proxy shall be valid given
mere thsn sixty day: prior to the meeting OF Tue
Tne hof X or transfer shalt be clostd eileen d:?'
previous TO any general meeting; u,
no 4 J. GAGRETT, Cashier.
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m- CHOICE FRUITS, &c.-Receiving
this day
scsscs CATAWBA GRAPES,
kegs MALAGA GRAPES
hew-c-op ClTROF
Eew-crop CURnANTs,
Sew-cro2 sULpANA RAIsINa
Sew-cr"p LEYdR EAisISS
leo drums La .GE FIGS
anu a!so on i:Anu large assortment of FRENCH
prices.
Ms. COOKS EATING DEPARTMENT on
sals neof' lao 2s-eod] 4, AETONL
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me- BUCKINGHAM LACE,
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN,
LACE and NOTTINGHAM CUhTAISo
DAMAsK and M0REEN, for cuEtiias;
WINDOW SHADES,
GILT CORNICES end BANDS
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
FLOOR and STAIR OILCLOTHS
JlCI,CTH TABLE COVEIs,:
FLRE1TU2E OILCLoTHS,
peIrxeE!,a, TAPESTRY, IEGRAIN' IE .hnn =,
ply VENETIAN, V1ENHA' ana hLAi
CARPETS;
DRUG9ETS. -.o,r two 70
TABLE.CL Otis in great variety, fto,h. wv ~
Eve ward, long prices from 81 TO go
nGyTiEs a. eco per dozsn-would os % cay a.
u.pKIys at a1. 25 worth g. per ooSen' r,,,v
u1rCEABkCk DAMAsA, koso'A~
1871, and DIAPER To"Ehs'
STAIR LINEN, -.,,cr, AVID pTrssIA
oAh 80 y, LEVY BRu TIERS.
IL Il --'-' 1913 aud 1875 B lain street
r,a1-scaEo KfIIT1Ha co fToN at 600.
-. n.rnd. HALE CCTTpN, s!l au mfeTs nom
10 10, at Il 10 psT bale.
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NJ EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY. OF NEW YORk.-Th.s Is
one OF lie most srkeble OF our prosperous city
life companies for with bu. two years aud half
OF sge 1t has already reached u position OF emil
nence Which, If continued in the same ratio, Will
Ia few years rank 1t With the mos. 1:urishing
companies Of the world. Organic ed IN April
1852 with capitsl OF 100000 its Assets tie lst
OF November current had been increased to 1878,
oco, nearly nine times the initial sum, whilst In
the same period OF time /: isauad IL 900 policies.
iEsuring s2a 100000.
Renowned as IS this country for the rapid grow.h
and development Of It's young life companies, we
know OF nothing approaching to this brillisnt ca
40 nut eight hundred days of busiLess 1t accumus-
ted SITS almost $500 coo for each one hundred
days Of lsbo--ard 10 produce this result no other
talisIn2n hiss bean used than the indomitGbe ef-
fors OF the infringement.
Unques:ionaoly there must re elements OF at
traction TO command this nigh patronage in so
short time, and these we dad 10th in the gene
rous constitution of the company snd in the In :
iuen.ial character or the president, G. Hilton
scr!bner, ESQ. In the former IL embraced every
liberia! feature devised by modern actuarial
science. and IN the latter IS concentrated the In
dispens tb!e qualifications or an accompli she'd
and 1ntefstgable observation-disclosures and
s<dI ESta.e JouTnd. no l-lm
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RAILROAD LINES.
&I 20 gDsg % ssaZs;::s
TAKE NOTICE.
TRhITS gRoM RICHMOND AID
LYECugURa TO wA5HIa6TOE,
AID
FROM LYECHBUaG TO RICHNOED.

Fare only about one-tbird TO WaehluaDoo ~"
retu-n. and ono half 70 Richmond anI E sS:IAsIL
On TUESDAY the 5th of Decem }es c5 Tor
Wssh,nst on" ard Richmond toows.:v,ax 3; 81
Rich ord at o:s5 a. NJ. and Lyncnoa,sT Lea Ts
,ho. a. for Wsshngton At a:os p. n. and ,nr tich-
lnopd ao he same tins sTri sbogt y =
In W - -. Richmond about so'cl1ck =. NJ, st e.
Ming mt Mt eli principa way stations from h4lE an
hour 10 an h. ur bshtnd The regular mali IsiE.
Th,s srraru.ment iB Tor the accommod. ti0n OF
ntrsona wish uz to visit Washington Or Rlohmonv
pbnnt tra time OF asse n bling OF tae .tiougI aid
State Ieglelh uTes.
ro:nrn on any reg alar train uDt!l december 18Th,
inclu i've.
ses LaudbiIl for further particulars.
no % Vlt ssl ,gc3iS TuSTh
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MEETINGS..

HIcuMosp AVID DAxv1LLE RtI n. 90 isn
rIcHMosp, s"veu Der o" snNrrhI,
THE TWENTY.FoURIhhz 0E THE
coaPAsY vii be held e ss! BE in December
on the sECosD w 1,eincs N. -. s,b
ish nooK. a transfer be closed on 'O' ''
proxImo until after Ice ~ J. b. BLAIR, Aud''os'
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T. 4. JETER, @en
IL SURGEON DENTIST. esss
office, sl5b MAIN STREET,
j ULIT SY c L z
BROAD STREET,

All Operations elegantly ard ssutiy performed.
6elsit've teeth treand and lad rl'nLut pair,
Aching teeth relieved In from five 10 ,ec mir utes
Terms moderate. Cali ana Sec speclnera OF bean.
uful artificial work. Warranted perfect tit, and
to answer al the purpossa o. articulation and
q satlsatio OF the natural teeth 90 a. On
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,-0TICE.-A meeting Of the stockn lc4
OlI ~ I.c MssONiC BUILpISG AS,s M, ~ :
ers OF snr ha,d At 81 alhan's HalI on ThChS-
y yvFSlSG SsXI at sn's,' Is earnestly re-
IA AZ BUSINESS OF great Importance Viii %
5:eusht Sef,rr the ,ne ct u =, rectors.
BY ofcsF "a "0 THOMAS u. UTDLHY.
o,,, secretary and Treasurer.
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e,cuuoxp Asp DASvEi i.L5i H. H. oo
Kno,c all men dy tm me- de rsigned. do hereby con-
that lue stlornev -. IoI
s u' I'M p to T he m ne
he nf pr me nf and Nanve1
e@nt psn2 to be Sr1cd thereof
- rsf nIs ns fa IN fully as present and
v ting IN -rson. - have bereunto afixeo
I, testimony Wnrteoi.. no SD.td
Al IN
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RICHMOND, VA, October 3d. ls,1.

FIcuMoyD, VA, October 3d. s,I.
A SPECIAL NJ E + I NJ UCruunHn
hIII, yhY COMPANY is called by t! Q i,o nT IN
Dreoors to met at the oflce Of the ;, ,uPsY';
TIE cts O! hlchmond. " On IN tnr the trans
action oil business OF iInpnr.snce; r-o.,,.nt-
al I'd u y. NJ - -
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OFFICE ORAEGS, ALEXANDRIA ASp}
MANASSAS RAILROAD COMPANY.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 8. 1871.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
II stockholders Of the Orange. AlexaIarla emu l
hianassas Railroad Company will he he'd ~ me
Office ottfe company, IN Alexandra: on Iii CH--
ia i tie So.h 'pstsn:, at IL O'CLOCK IL.
~ l.. y. Reid, eecretsry:, ;,
the t-ansf,r books will be closed from .ns e|I.
instant until tie adjoutnneht OF LIZ ~ ood;d
Inv. ~ -
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In this civ November es II, by the !sev. NJ. n.
HoLa B4hE Y "GVSlGl, formerly OF alex.
aaSria Va, AMI Miss MANY SIod aAIs ~, II
lta city. -
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's'HE BEST CuEW.-80O boxes Lottier,s
u 1T WBERky TWIST, said u be by chew :.
ers ne bes- TOBACCO; pu: no this season bet
Ter iu@n ever; foc sale - factory price t. the
traac. hew.crop Texas Pecaus, large and dine !:
rev crop smyrna Figs new crop Layer Raisins !;
s-tana, ioose Mnsctte, and fraii S6edless kgt-
sins /: just received and FOR sale b.
LOUIS J. ROSsIgUX
no Is I47- Mat, strs.,
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HOA.L AND WOOD.

A NTHHACiTf. COAL.-Now atioat, sG0
"A ro4s hest gu sy 2. a EGG and STOVE
Cua Is, which vii! be sold frc1: the vessels :: low
diaures.
Csl and see my prices. and iay In your winter
supply or coal beiCre t..SrT 10 4cya1ce Ia COS!
ecd .re!gLts n the n5rtAer9 ulrr.e.5.
WHIT R)SER2S.
JyB Corner l;a Gr2 Dock 7tTCets.
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ne MEADE & BAKERS

ny MEADE q BAKERS
sIEDlCINALLY PURE
COD Liver OIL.
Fresh supply or The new crop just imported
from New Foundland. direct.
We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe It, and patlenfs who have taken IT, that II
Is more acceptable 70 The s.oma ON aud more
easily asslInilatsd than any other oil.
MEADE & BAKER,
importing and Dispensing Pharmscis:s,
uolalm ole Main street
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4 HHEsAtEAKE AND Oalo RAIL.

4 iHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAn--,n aud alter aEp1n&DER i.t.
EASoEHGER TRAINS leave Richmond tSGn.
oays EAcep'er) rs follows:
$50 a. N.--3lAIL 1hAI3 To- The White &c.
pluT springs, cGCncct.aa =. GGrio1sEile w!tG .Es
Orsngo, A.c&aAtlrls Ala Manassas sraia f0t
~ e2nlngtoE aaG North, sod LEnchbGrG ana o11ih'
$50 L. n.--ACCCGHUpA1tO TRhl* tUr
Gofaons7..!:; except Gu Baslrdiy, on ~sioE tay u
leaves alt Z. n. This Train 'n.cctS IL Oot>.oa+
Tilie Tlil tee night tr1iQs or tie Orange, tI.2.
d-ts and Manassas railroad or Li'ChBUhG
ard WASHlHGTOS.
Through ttCEets, 1T ioT r1.e-3, 50 i - al poiaS
Eorthwcs. anu Southwest.
Steerage tcsets from Liverpool. Queen sto~H,
Arrst.r,:dm. antwerp. EaLbu.g, i-sic. Eottef-
dam. Bergen. tcpen hagen. 81 Ottc1oGrg 20
al points on this road caa be Dough. or BE- Ge-
neral Ticket Agent u Richmond or ta1 Gs o.
deIcd thrUu~h any station abeat III The road
Further Information may o- o2L-iLsl a. sEe
company's o.iceS.
No PASSENGER Trains are run on 3Gno2yt.
Il. Ii. tEBhy,
General superla:2aG,E!
JAMES u. E2rHRgLASo, GsrlC;o4tIhx;.
Oc IL
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EEADQUARTEgsLE LEE GUAHD,}
November 80, 49,.
ESERAL ORDERS, No. -: Assem-
" bsst your armory at ~ O'Clock Tor drili n
.>I;n.iruni:on. appear IL fcll dress uniform. "
a. ~ a. a. Of JapIatn, G. *. MORTON, Z
n93jIt Orderly Sergeant.
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rs'HE MISSES TsISIGER have very
4 Comfortable room /; 1877 Eroao st.sei, oppo-
SITE a?onumsnt4l Chu.eh when they wouid De
pleased TO have cec4pisd "..n zeLtenen Gs
Boz EDER5, either r. Gil 2aG9 or members Of the
Logs azure, References va g. u required.
10 30 e.
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MILITARY HGTICSs.

! 4 TIENTION, sc" COMPANY. 4
~ ,,,, ,seenhIe ut cd pnrkas Hall JhJS
f7,h1"s. -IJEEIhG q; h .It-past c:ooh a
p.eG!se y, Ia full. drcss uniform srAtc 'A' '''p
Ped for ,i-il'.
~ order OF Ing e'p'1'N T. NJ TAYLOR,
~ ORDERLY Sergeant.
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EEZ ss45ssssh,

TUE BEST, TIE PRETTlEsi ,
THE CHEAPEST.
A complete o.ld splend d aseorthon' {"
All WOOL sut;eeas and Empress Cloths.
Heavy Rep and Irish Popltns,
Black and Colored Alpacas ana Monairs'
HI.ck famine and Henrietta Cloths,
BLACK eros de Zurich and French meIlnos'
Plaid roplins and new'stylo Cor oea fial1s'
Japauese Dresses, fgured and plala' OH coiors:
Black aud Colored Dress silka
Trimming Sat!ns,
VeIyetccns In all sh sde9,
sbawis. Cloth aud Velve:een Cloaks,
Blankets, Quilts, Fiannels, CafEimerce,
Balmoral and Boulevard Skirts,
Lste3. style and best AiG Gloves,
All widths a1d oolocs Ribbons
Ladies', Cents. aid Chudrens Crder Vtstg.
In fact full stock or desirable goods at vary re2-
sonabIs prices at
VIM. THALHIIER s SONS,
No col Broad. corner sixth street.
A call is solicited. no 80
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NOTICE TO TRAEELLERS.-Th
~ FyksT CEkSo and hBI6HAhT TICKETS
O n be procured At al the principal railroad OF.
ices for LOUISIANA spd THSA5 SC reduced
Eoryan,s la. for lew Orleans anu Galveston,
avoiding al transfers aGd hot.l expnnOcs. For
t1rtber iaform alien, apply TO J. p. JCsIta
! oc e-sm No. eFltteentn erect, Richmond
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TREASURER'S OFFICE }
RICHMOND, November 20, 1911


NOTICE. No check will be received ut
~ ta's OH .s N p.,m NJ Of "atsr, gas i :. ul-
iras cert Il Ey The bank upon which It Is drawn.
unS,-lQL L. 4. ,,h \ !. {, = ". t. asu,r
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cox BROAD STREE T.--ISAAC
OijC HIRSCH has JUS. received new supDly
Of Fringes, G;mp:, Guinure Lsoss, Sash Hib'ons
Satin, Corded and lain Silk Tor trimming.
Black and Colored SILK Velvet. Velreteens, oll
colors, AZ 81 per yard. Superior KID Gloves AZ 81
large assortment OF Lanies' aud Children $
Furs, which will he sold at astonishnglT loH
prices. lisa = HiRSCi,
no ri I'm COS Broad street.
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H IGHMIhD AND DAHVIL1E RAIL.
a. EC-i--<sr ard !,cr JULY 3sTa, 1871.
GlIctG MEET.

Train No tTl-olgh rass.U3sfi leaves Htcs-
Tcnd daily ie2ccp 5.lniayr} !. go. 4. g.. lCavc,
DaaIiA!e. ct il.o! y. e.; arrives rtuIcausbor' ct
lar i. y.
Train SC. c tLEccHSgrA .aasoa <s1l iea"ss ..ich.
y,c-l aaiiL Y s:lt 4. 9 aa.iYen :. Lyucabats Il
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.

II has been raining necessarily for the past
three DAYS in Virginia high freshets are expected
$50 The first killing frost of the season occurred III
Maine on Tbursd.y night The vines generally we're fIied
The Pharmaceutical Convention closed its SEES
Louis Yesterday The Convention alouiue' W INV
land Ohio til. si.t THURSDAY In September 1871
Chief Constable Jones, by direction OF tne
Police Commissioner serving the Boston hquos' WIN
printed notices 10 stop business or Incur prosecution
1.-The smallest working steam engine IN a. u tn {,
exhibition YESTERDAY ct the bou,o r.
Industrial by David Bell Of that city Will mol cover "
spaoe occupied BY hrsetent coin
The four seamen of the Provincetown *haler-
Monierum, under arrest 10 Boston cbsreea VIZ. ~
the Island Of Dominica have oeep ~
from custody appearing evident that the act was done 10 ~
THE Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs TO-
day received emeial ovsor OF TeiA ne
mutation Of the sentence the ndsn Chth Snthnn snu ns
from death prisonmen for life n accordance wiz
ton OF the Secretary Of the Interior . ,
The village of Dunkirk N. Y, is to he suppii sS
With from ss,adsga Lake sbout Tea miles 90
doss three Ees the hh. also ssistpg We 'ne' "
"A dispatch from Pottsyille Pehn, says ne
Joint Committee o. the Anthracite Bosn Of Tsie and e
nsa' B.ns,osa Association reported tis .'ess Pre- o
which 10 base the for bspsmbef 70 Be ~
sdseo. Tie basis and .aias the wages G cost i
meath. Tia Fssst uasIpsets, DECIDED inprssosh
Dhs0 ssDsas9 ~ u Dssssss Dsstt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

ITHACA, n. T., Sept IA. - The examinations
for entering students have been in progress since Mon
day. and about students have been examined. The
entering class this year will be large that Of last
year, but will number much above 200 The prospects
address before the students this morning that this would
without doubt be the most prosperous year yet known
He that in the past years OF the University
the preference had been given to the scientific schools
in order that they might be pushed forward and per-
fected that now, however this measure had been in
great part secured least far to warrant the trs-
tees ~ make greater preparations tor the Classical De-
parmet and to full prOess0rshp III Doth Latin
and Greek Heretofore only one Professor ana anu
fcssor OF architecture ha been secured ana II IL cf
pected Will reach here about the last VI the month
Prof Geo. ". Green has also been secured to deliver
course OF lectures American History before the senior
Class This Is only beginning or what the trustees
hope to make OF this department All announcement OF
this was hailed with cheers from the students. The
filed with large classes the present Senior being the
only class that has through the tour years Large
invoices OF hinery received dAHy FOR the SDley
Building and put in place there The University presses
have alf been placed In OF that building and con
nected with the engine room. The McGraw building Is
nearly finished and the Presidents house has been com
Ia architecture connected with this institution The
income Of the University Is, IL IL SAID y2oU
and ii Ia expected that IL will exceed this
sum before another year. The tuition fee has been
raised from go S5 for this reason has been gwen
The new professors who commenced their duties this
morning were Prof Tracy Peck formerly OF Yale Pro-
lessor Of Latin Mr. Fagx OF IVA, OF
Rhetoric; Prof. +. f. Loomiss of YALE Professor OF
Physics. ...,..- a.. Ar.
There Is still a large quantity OF machinery for the
furnishes all this The regular work of the year VIII
nee on Monday. New students are still coming In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
COTTON CROP. PROSPECTS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 15.-The cotton crop re-
ports purportng have from the Department OF
Agriculture during the past month have not been genu
ine The items in circulation often contradictory In
tenor and assuming be official have had no origin In
the statistical data Of that office The returns OF Sep
TENDER include reports from about 400 cOttongrowinR
counties representing very large proportion OF the
cotton area Those for August point TO an average con-
dtion Of the crop almost Identical WIN hat OF tne pre-
ceding reports the averages for Alabama and Sisss-
sppi being the those OF Louisiana ana lennes-
see being higher and those of other Cotton states
are somewhat lower than those OF August,
though the principal depreciation occurs in the states
which yield small proportion OF tne crop VIII td TO-
the states of Georgia. Alabama. Mssiss pp ana LOUISE
ana The percentage OF full condition In the hrs week
Of September. as averaged from Gil the Gri so
Georgia, IS; Florida, u.s. Alabama, W. misssspp o.
Louisiana, II Texas, 81 Arkansas 20; tennessee S
There reports OF injuries by the wor anu oao
dence that general or very serious loss ron insects
,rObabe Rust is common in the Atlantic STATES anu
to extent the Gulf Coast Drouh 1as pee u,
rainfas through the South indicate IaIr suppE VI
moisture the distribution Of which has been some @nat
more unequal than usual Az one POM hs in and in
parts Of Florida II amounted 10 50 ihc ms, lno
variable atmospheric conditions have the prev
aence OF rust and caused the destruction OF D4
and fruit These dra backs though greater than those
reported inSeptember Of last year. are not suHcehy
serious to excite approximations OF greatly depreca.e
The cotton aea In the records last year there was con-
siderable complaint Of damages 10 De COTTON crop .Io
rust, worms and pnfavorabe August Weatner. ihtsn
facts do not point to enlargement OF tue expectation
hitherto INDUCED ill., II they Trustworthy the most
favorable season could scarcely bring crop eAceeums
335OOOO bales. II the growing season should pe smor W
with combination OF unfavorapie circuS'ah'oe' 'io
product might be still further reduceu'