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COTTON IN NEW YORK.

Memphis and Charleston railrOsd...... s.
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OgIeihOrps University,
Atlanta, Ga.

COIIEGE DEPARTMEET.
Raw DAUID WILLS. d. D., President and
Professor. of Relies Lettres and sacred Lit
~erature.
GUSTAVUS T. ORR,Professor ofMatcemstlcs
Rev. DGGALD FRASER, A. M, Professor OF
latin RndGreekL Languages and Llterature,
W. LECONTES STEVENS, a. b. PROFESSOR OF
Natural Sciences.
and Logic.
- fTo be supplied) Professor OF Modern
r a. RICHARDSON, Professor OF Natural
Philosophy and Principal OF High Scnool.
Atlanta Is D 1e of the health1est cit1esIn ING
United states. Good board can % hao Al
nom Sl6 30 SIS per month A.
There viii be two terms in the college, tne
nrst commencing first Monday IN OeeoDer;
anG sodtDg the 18th of February; the second
be0innfng the first Monday In March and
ending July 9th. Terms Of Tuition-seventy,
ave dollars per annum half In advance. enol
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SALE
On Wednesday, ssptsmber 20. 1871,

A THE EAST SIDE OF THE CAPITOL
N in Nashville, the undersigned, Commits
sioners Of Railroads. ETC., for the State OF
Tennessee, Will sell, at
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CEAsCERY SALES.
ChancsrY Sale of Real Estate
- on
Saturday, September 2, 1871.

No 3fS6-In the Second Chancery Court of
Shelby county, Tenn.-IOhn NJ. Fleming,
Admir- OF Francis u. Fleming, VS.. Robert
II. Mckay ct al.
ID virtue OF en- order OF sale msde in this
ID cause, 1 viii sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front OF the ONCE OF the
Second Chsneery Court OF Shelby county
TpuDaEEae- on
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BONDS IN LONDON.
rHE PUBLIC DEBT.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The fol-
is q statement OF the public debt:
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JOHN Fl. EAEEMAMt Clerk
". NJ Rqudn1nh- rOffcffDr- gu4
IN SUPREME COURT At IACKS0s

No. 4, G. D-Foarteenth Cfrcult-WU-iau
Coward vs.. samuel 7. Taylor.
ny virtue OF q decree pronounced IN This
ID cause on the second q jane. ISL, cy Ens
Supreme Court at Jackson. 4 viii sell, % the
highest bidder, IL front OF the four-h1uss
GOnr- in COVfngrOu. on
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The following railroads in the State of Ten
nessee, under various DEGREES OF the ChRn-
Gerry Court at Nashville, made In the case Of
the State Of Tennessee vs.. Edgeneld and KEN
lucky Railroad, and other railroads and par
ties, with their franchises, rolling stock and
equipments, viz:
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Nos. 81 and 92-Momphfs Chancery Docket -
James n Watt, ct al, vs. ~ " CaldE.
ct a., and J. y. Les, vs.. james g w
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wOnday. the 25th day Of sspt,mb r, 1871,
IN SUPREME eouRT Al IAexsga.

August 18th, 1911
Wnght q MeKissiek, estes q Jackson,
aus
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a~aaaaaH a s
Hall IN adVRnl
St. Agnes Academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
THIS Academy for the education OF young
ladies is under the superintendent Of
the Sisters OF st. Dominic. b course OF n
structiOn includes useful ornamental
branches OF education. special attention
giyen to moral and polite department, The
School year commences on the FIRST MoNDAY
on REPTEMBER, and closes about the last Of
Iuna Terms per session, payable half in adj
vance. SIS, $50, sec and sl0o, according TO the
agreed class OF the pupils. For further lnior-
nation apply TO or address the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
anal 81. Agnes Academy.
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SHERIFF s SALE.

NY virtue OF a UeadHt0ai eZp.Rds issued by
ID the clerk OF the SuPrme Court OF Ten
nessee, at Jackson, and 10 me directed in
favor Of P. g.. Bigley VI. C.. A. StorEley and
Lucy ]. Storkley, I Will on
Monday, the 18th day of September, 1871,
in front of the SherifFs Office. in the city of
Memphis, on Second street., shelby county.
Tennessee, sell TO the highest bidd T for cash,
the following described real estate, lying in
shelby county, Tennessee, N as fol-
lows, routtn on the east side of Horn Lake
road Il south by Trigg avenue, west
by the Horn LAX road, north By McLemOre
division of the John Ramsey grant of 5000
acres lot which grant this n is a part eon-
tanning thirty acres less ave acres sOldioh by
Mrs. SIorkley to James Hodge. being the same
conveyed to Lucy q Storkley by John
Trfgg, by deed of gift, registered in the regis
terss ONCE Of shelby county. Tennessee, In
book 81, page 80, as the property Of Lucy
Jane Storkley. Sale in legal hours, between
10 O'Clock am and 4 O'Clock pm. Judgment
18th May, 1870. for 1888 "a; Court cost, s45 30.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT. Sheriff.
By GEo. R Powell. Deputy Shf. Shelby Co
August %, 1911 au&
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RondaN. Saptemhar I8. Ia7L.

OoPAcuiuoi TO- 1911
Within legal hours, the following described
property, to-wit;
All the right, title and interest of defendant
SaltRlamachia, in and to q certain term for
years or leasehOld interest, to begin and run
from the lst day OF May, 1886, Tor 81 years
thence next ensuing TO and for "a lot of
ground In the city OF Memphis, described as
lot No. 20; beginning on The south side OF
Washington street lS9 feet from the tntersee-
tlOn OF the east line of Fourth street with
the south line Of Washington street; thence
east with Washington street 20 feet and ex-
tending back south, between parallel lines
at right angles with Washington street. 90
feet 70 q private alley, being the same prop
erty convey ed TO Saltalamachta by b. 3. Wad-
dell on the first Dag of May or 18th OF Jau-
bRry, 1855.
Also, the liquors, fixtures and furniture in
the saloon, No. IS JEFFERSON street, Memrhis.
Also, all the furniture above In said build
ing and the building next thereto ON the
west
TERMS OF SALE.-The real estate to be sold
on q credit OF SIX months notes, with ap-
proved security required, bearing interest
from date; lien retained as security. Equity
OF redemption barred. The personal proper
" Will be sold for cash.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
d Wright a McKissiek and Sam TOOle Att'ys.
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Petition to Amend Charters.

No. s7s.-Ia the First Chaneery Court OF smell
by County, Tennessee.
"HEREAs, the MississippfEfver Railway
w Company and Its Directors, P NqE-
ID. n. HeEntng. JOhn Oyertons Z IL,
white. A. 7. Lsesy, q. 3. EIl, s r. Latta,
Thomas BOYLE and Minor MerlWsther, and
the Paducah and Gulf Railroad Company
and its Directors. *. Norton l. Trim
bic. g. W. Norton. A -. West ", T. Nor
ton and 5. & Thomas, nave fled their psl-
ton In the First Chancery COurE- OF d
County, SO to amend and enlarge their char
tsrs and powers under the several laws made
and provided Tor their benefit, as to CON-
plete and perfect their consoEC EECn lEbo
one Company, under the name Of
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September !, II q Mot
ton arm. Sales u, 600 bales, Upands,
9Ka9Xd; Orleans, 9H@s%d. Week's re-
ceipts 1900 bales, Of which Q bales
we're American. Weeks sales, l24,0OO
bales. Export, II,O0O bales; for spsculs-
ton, $1,000 bales; stock $1,000 bales, OF
which 24g. 900 bales are Americani actual
exports, 1000 bales.
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THE PADUeAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
p

with the powers, privileges and franchises
granted to said compan1ss aud to the NeF
Orleans and Ohio Railroad Company: and 20
make one continuous connection from Mem
b TO Padueah, and to authOrizs the eousOl-
dated Company to issue mortgage bonds not
to exceed thousand dollars per
mile.
NOW, therefore, all persons are notified 70
appear az said Cnancery CO1rt IN the city OF
Memphis. on or before the drst Monday in
October, IsTl, 20 snow cause why said prayer
should not be granted; otherwise said petit
tion will be proceeded with eLpsrte-
This August y, H7L
A ~COpy.-Attest
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
BY r. j. Deputy CLERK and Master
E[o-Ie-g - l-,ffn a froruauu auEg
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mssrsslPPI FEmALE CoLLEaE.

HERNANDo, MISSISSIPPI. Mrs. NJ. P.
II SouthwOrth, Principal; Prof Oh. Phi.
Winkler, Principal Music Department VIII
be re-opened for the reception of pupils the
nrst Monday in September. For particulars
see circulars, or apply In person or by letter
TO the Principal augI
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BANKRUPT SALE.

A s assignee OF John B. Moore. 8 bankrupt,
N under proceedings in the District Court
of the United States. for the District of West
Tennessee l win sell to the highest bidder.
Tor cash, at the residence OF said Moore, near
On the 9Th Day Of September, 1871,
one buggy and one yoke OF oxen. And on
The 18th day sf September, 1871,
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SUPREME COURT.
IN SUPREME COURT AT IAcKsoH.

Nos. 81 land 92-MemPhis Chancery Docket -
James n Wait, ct al, vs- 81 ~ CaldE q,
e Al aud J. y. Lea vs. james q W D.
etal.
d. virtue Of a decree pronounced JuIyf
ID B7l, In these cansea By the Suprs 9
Cont a~tJseksons 1 VIII sell, TO the higEs
bidder on
sOHday, the 25th day Of Septsmb r, 1871,
in front Of the premises described below, On
-econd street, in the city o. Hsnnphia, =
certain lot situats N the city OF Heupnlr,
tennessee being the one undivided hall or
tue east h2tf Of Let No "a, a. deaiCnated On
the map and plan Of tho city OF Memphis.
the aid east halfOf said lot being situated ~
the corner Of the intensecIiou o.
and Madison streets. IN said city. and
fronting on the north sfds OF Madison street
~ feet. and on The vest side o. Second
stI eet. ~ Z 81, making square OF ~ fest
By - feet The interest 70 be sold IL said
To- being the undivided mO.ety Of which A.
Z Caldwell, died. seizEd and possessed
TERN5 o. SALE-ELz and twelve months
credit. purchaser giving notes with approved
security, b a lien retained upon the pEou-
erty Until the purchase money ts paid.
Equity OF redemption barred Sales within
legalhOuTs-
JOHN II. FREEMAN, CleEk-
August 7fth, 1871
WrgEt 4 McKissiek, estes q Jackson,
3olicitorz- aus
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NEW York, September /, $3.50 NJ
Cotton firm. Sales for export, 1870 bales +;
10 spinners, $50 balesi tor speculation, 10
bales; in transit, blO bslssi contracts,
M 000 bales. September, October, No
vember aad December, lSNci January,
AS p.m.-Ordinsry, Ice; Good Ordi-
narv. ike; Low Mlddling, 1890; Mid
ding, Ig%e; Good Middling, 2lSe. Sales
to spinners, $50 bales; for export III
bales; for speculation, I76 balesi In tran
sit, 500 bales; contracts, $500 bales; Sep
TENDER, 1890; October, November aud
December, ISAc. Market nrm. sales
for tie week; TO spinners, 3463 bales; for
export. AIS; for speculation, 4l2; in tran
sit. 1850: contracts, $1,000.
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sales for the day Of Is. 900 bales, of which
5000 wss for speculation; MiddliDg Up
land, 9 5-l6d; Middling Orleans, 9s-l6d.
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PUBLIC AUCTION,

The following railroads in the State Of Ten
nessee, under various DEGREES of the Cham
Gerry Court at Nashville, made In the case of
lucky Railroad, and other railroads and par
ties, with their franchises, rolling stock and
equipments, viz:
The Knoxville q Charleston Railroad
The ROgersvIIIe a jefferson Railroad,
The Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad,
And unless the decree OF the Court shall be
complied with by the
Nashville a Northwestern Railroad,
state within thirty days nom the sth of July,
1871, that road, with its franchises and equip
Also, The interest OF the State, being its
mortgage debt in the two following rail-
roads. viz:
The Southwestern Railroad,
and the
Western d North Carolina Railroad,
The debt against the FIRST being 100000, an d
the debt against the last being SI4s,C0e.
In the meantime sealed proposals Tor said
roads and debts win be received by the Conn
missioners, ard can be sent to the Comp.
troller of State. at Nashville, 70 be opened
on the day Of sale; and should any such pro-
posals be acceptable to the Commissioners,
no sale of the road to which the apply will
be N ade- The sale OF the others Will proceed
Immediately.
The payments may be msde in the Bonds
OF the state and their Coupons: one.fOurth
at the date OF sale, and the residue In one,
two and three years from the day Of sale,
with personal security, and q Lien upOn the
property sold.
The i've other delinquent roads, viz:
EdgeGeId d Kentucky Railroad,
Memphis, CIarksVilIe d Louisville Rail-
road,
Winchester & Alabama Railroad,
MeMInnyIIIe & Manchester Railroad,
Cincinnati. Cumberland Gap a Charles
ton Railroad,
Have severslly made propositions TO the
courts for adjustment of their respecti We
debts to the State, which, II promptly &C M.
piled with in the times limited by sgrS o.
on failure to do so, said roads will he EXPOSE d
to sale under the DEGREES OF the CHANGER. Y
Court.
All necessary explanations viii be made
on the day Of sale, and any information in
the meantime viii be given by the Comp
+. j. MCKINNEY,
A. WRIGHT,
+. h. FOGG,
d. ". G. sENTER, Governor,
r. H. BUTLER, Secretary of State,
ED. X PENNEBAKER, Comptroller.
Commissioners.
Nashville, Tenn. July g. ISL. iy
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

-DY VIRTUE Of two n. las. Issued by
- the Clerk OF the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, and to me directed ard in
favor OF Levi Ashford 4 Co, the other in
favor OF Wickham q PendIeton, both VS..
Henry B. Joiner, surviving partner OF Joiner
q KirkIeg. win, on
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Monday, the 18Th day Of September, 1877,
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE,

HE By virtue of an execu ion from the
First Circuit Cou of Shelby county in favor
of d. Weaver Trustee, VS.. il. WOrsham, for
1855 10, with costs and interest, 1 will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the
Sherinfs ONCE, on second street, in the city
OF Memphis, on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of September, 1871,
The following described tract or parcel of
land, lying n being in Shelby county, State
OF Tennessee, north of and adjacent to the
city OF Memphis, on the Mississippi river
being part OF tAe subdivision OF the lands
belonging to the Hepefe'd Land Company,
n. j.. Wicks, A. NJ. Clayton and others, sur
veyed by VIM. Crane. Engineer, to-Wtt: The
east half of lot No. 8, bounded thus: Begin
mini st q stake on the I auk Of LOOsa Hatehte
river, standing some 81 feet south from q
honey locust marked A; thence south 81 IS
west S34 feet to stake; thence nOrth 81 ~
west So feet TO a stake; thence pOrth ss' 10
east 94 7l-l00 feet to the nank OF Loosa
Hatchie river; thence south with the mean
deris gs of said river 580feet 70 b beginning,
containing 10 S3-l00 acres, more or less, levied
on as the property OF the defendant, ]. j.
Worshsm, to satisfy said execution.
Sale between the hours OF u o,ei oek am
and 4 O'Clock pm
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
BY W. W. COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Koitrecht, Cart & Scales, Attys for pitt.
August IA, ISL aul6
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Excelsior PIaninn Mil.

which I VIII also sell at the same time and
place consisting OF the buildings, improve
and machinery On the said lease-bold
property, including the steam engine and
boiler, EmOks-s-ack IRE front, bars pumps.
Ehaf 3, driving and hy-Whsels, Puuies, pipes,
All complete One scroll saw, with saws
tables, counters, shaft. pullies, belts, hangers
and tools belonging theretO; one cross-cuf OF
swinging with saw table, counters. shaft
hengers pulliea. belts, etc, sl eOmplets. All
the turning iathes In said mill. with frame,
counters, shafts, hangers, pultes, belts, re-ts.
cO~ncentTic slide, lathe Shear, chtssls, boring
aChin and AL tools pertaining thereto. to-
geBher with al the betting and shafting
in said mill, with ali the hangers, and pull
lies therein. Also. two Ertndstones, and one
LARGE Smiths moulder, one FarrOU suTfacer,
one large sized improved doorer and match :.
er, with knives, belts and match setter, two
rip saws, with frames and maudflls, one
mOrticer with compound bed, together with
all the counters, shaft hangers, pullies, belts
and all tools and appliances attached
to or used with either OF these things Also.
one re-splttter, or Weatber-bOard saving
machine, with sbanfng, puIies, a belts;
the vices, with benches. work benches,
hanmers- Wrenches, IRE irons and all other
tools and enginery not herein particularly
named row In said Excelsior Nils. TOgethe
with one
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COTTON.

The market remains bear Of Middlings,
with a brisk demand for good grades.
The stock on hand is rather small, and
consists mostly OF low grades. Holders,
under the favorable sdvices received from
Liverpool and New York, were asking
higher rates for the smaller lists Of Mid
ding, which is being held of Of the mar
ket in anticipation Of a further sd vance.
There was a good inquiry for good grades,
but little Offering. We learned of the fol-
lowing Esles, which comprise the days
business: So bales good style Ordinary st
lac: s bales strict Low Kidding at lSci 8
bales Middliug Al lsH c, and 9 bales strict
Middiug a. 1872. The market closed firm
az the following quotations; Cleaned
Stained, I3Llgl4Lc; Ordinary, l39l4e;
strict Ordinary, I4k@l4Hc; strict good
Ordinary, I5ZQl6Hc; Low Middling,
I7HGlsc; Middling, lsHGl9c.
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the 18th day Of September, 1871,
Trustees Sale,

hinder and by virtue OF a deed OF Trust,
u TO me executed, ~ jacob s. Galloway,
Trustees. and Mary Z. Galloway, his wife, on
the LIST day OF October. 1870. and recorded In
the Registers once of Shelby county, Ten
nessse, in record book number IS, rage tel
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1915 p.m-No decided change in the
market; it remsins active and steady.
Sterling is steady a. lO9. Gold is now
losning ut 8 per cent. No change of i'm
n0rtanca In the monaV market.
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BONDS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September l, I0:25 AM
The market wss better in some instances.
Sterling Is dull at lO9. Money is easy at
8 per cent. Gold is now losning at 4 per
cent.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-02-14

The Proposed Religious Constitutional
Amendments.

Amendment.
Mr.. EDITOR The question Of church
and State union is already before the
people. An undcr-current Of blue blaze
intolerance and persecution, prospective
torture, bangings and the guilotine was
adrotly overlaid with the Il lift my hat
and incline my head as speak the word)
Supreme being! Allow me to ask, were
not our fathers who fought with the fear
of God in their hearts to liberate us from
a yoke of perpetual bondage, both Re-
ligious and Political, as truly religious as
the bigoted and scheming sectarians who
met at Philadelphia Jan. 18th to take
measures to engratt "church' upon the
constitution, thereby making it Church
and State? ?" Were not our fathers who
had but just escaped the bonds of lntoler-
alton and persecution, who had experience
ed the blighting and most damnable eff
iects of "God in the Constitution" as
meek and lovely in spirit, as pure and
honest in purpose, as self sacrificing for
the good of humanity as the Philadelphia
convention Our fathers gained the VIC
tory in an unequal contest with England,
with God in their hearts, and not in the
constitution. In like manner the nations
march has been prosperous and onward.
At home we have conquered gigantic evils,
and the Religious and Political progress
and prosperity of our country is unequal
ed in the history of the world. Truly,we
seem blessed of God (not in the Consttu-
tion,) Our fathers guaranteed, so far as
in their power, civil and religious liberty
to their posterity; carefully guarding the
constitution from that which has caused
the world more misery than all else in
the history of man, viz. Union of Church
and State, and persecution for opinions
sake. To us their names will ever be
sacred, and famous for the right; but the
names signed to the Church and State
petition to Congress are indelibly stamp
ed infamous, for all time. These meI
have made their mark, and they are al
ready marked by the people. Do they
imagine God to be a political demagogut
who would be pleased to be honored il
tne CONSTITUTION IL 81 Wouiu SuSbcs
the propriety of their offering sacrifices
burnt offerings &c. If they feel them
selves condemned of God, perhaps secre
prayer would be acceptable
No one more than myself believes il
an Omnipotent God. No one has NOR
veneration for the great Spirit, who hold
the universe as it wereGn the hollow o
, his hand In whom we olive, move ant
! have our being without which w
should lose our identity, and at once be
: come nonentites. But can see no evi
dence that he desires union of churcl
and state in this republic; nor the pro
; mitigation Of creeds and dogmas througl
;; the organic structure of the government
Men who imagine themselves in Gods
special favor mistaken souls,) desire thi
+ that they may persecute those who d
not worship God according to tn
dictates of their conceited and narrowl
contracted consciences. Hence the Phil
= adelphia convention.
n. NJ.
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The New-Jersey Assembly has ratified
the Fifteenth Amendment to the Consti-
tuition by "a to "a.
Gov. Geary has signed the bill incorpo-
rating Steamship Company between
Philadelphia City and Liverpool
of St. John, n b., report the redemption
of all the outstanding notes, and rapid
progress in realizing assets.
The people of St. John, N. b. have
concluded to be vaccnated in apprehcn-
sion of attack by smallpox, now epidem-
ic there, but the supply of vaccine mat
ter is exhausted.
The recently discovered forgeries in
Philadelphia amount at present to over
100000. The alleged perpetrator is
Tyron Reakirt, relative of members of
two prominent firms of druggists in that
city.
Gen. &. ". Gusts Lee was Inaugural
ted as President Of Washington and Lee
College, Virginia, on Monday morning.
The chapel was filled with students, la
dies and citizens, and on the platform
were members of the Board of Trustees
and Faculty of the University and the
Faculty of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute. Judge Brockenbrough, Of the
Trustees, delivered an address and ad-
minstered the oath of Office.
A tabular statement, compiled by Mr..
Joseph Nimmo, Jr., Of the Bureau of
Statistics, shows that since 1856 the re-
lations of British tonnage entered at
American ports, have entirely changed ;
that instead of the latter being double
the former, as prior to 1862, the former
is now double the latter. The change is
ascribed to the changes effected by steam
and iron, both nj the vehicles and mode
of commerce.
The election excitement in Mexico il
dying out, with the prospects Of Juare7
being the brightest. Diaz's friends are
to use all their influence to secure his
election as President of the Supreme
Court. The Church property is to be
sold by Romero to replenish the Treas
ury. Ills administration Of the Treasury
Department is regarded as failure. An
earthquake occurred at Oaxaca on the
10Th ult., but no lives were lost. I'm
portation of corn, free, into Yucatan. fol
five months from April l, is permitted