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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New york stock ana money marle

New York Rtock ana Money Market.
New YORK, avg. 1.-THE bank statement
shows that loans have increased over one and a
half millions; suecie decreased one million; de.
posits decreased over one million ilesal-tenders
decreas one and half milliona. specie ship.
ments to-day, 1881 600. \. g. 80. :.
I Money abundant ut 20s. Sterling, aaDss. Gold,
rl2A6DI1sl Governments very strong and steady (;
,o2's 1iss, Tennessee's very firm and South Caro-
fna,s very active. Tennesaee's, rs; new, 75s.
yirgInia's, 81 new, r. Louisiana's. IS new, 90.
Eevees. ssi; SIS 90. Alabam 49, 100: s's!ez Geor-
aia's, 81; rs. 81. North Carolina's, Is; new, 81.
South Cardinals, TO- new, IS.
The anaucial ev.nts Of the week have been unu-
suaily varied and important !; the prom meat de-
cline and quick recovery OF gold the depression
OF sterling advance OF Governments; and the
increaeec activity and upward tendency of specu-
Iative securities 'sls, 1l7a; 'e!s, 1ai; 1858 1las
new, ll2s; 's7'e, 1l3s 1885, Ia; 1o-ao's, llat.
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An Express Messenger G ON fesses be.
ing Implicated In O Robbery

ST. LOUIS, Aug. ED. W. Coulter, U
s.. Express delivery messenger, whose
wagon was recently robbed, and who is un.
der arrest for being implicated in the rob.
berry, confesses that he was concerned in it
He tells different stories about being ap.
preached by man, whose name he con;
ceals, and urged to assist in the robbery Of
the company. This, he says, he resisted
but the mans appeals were so persistent
and continual that he finally yielded and
entered into the robbery with j. S. Canon
and Thomas Grady, who are also under ar.
rest. He says that Kendall, the driver,
knew nothing Of the affair.
The party who planned the robbery, and
who is supposed to have the money, is
known. =. liza. III -.:-le.. -..-..-.
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MACHINERY, &c.
TACHINERY FOR SALE.

4 YI xx
In secondhand twenty five horsepower siEAM
II ENGINE, with thirty fye horse-po"ef
Tubular boiler in best ORDER;
twenty horsepower PORTABLE EadINE o0u
BOILER, secondhand good 90 new; ,cyru
new twelve horsepower POhTABLE ENohNH
and BOILEh; o,,Y.u
I second.h hand Ihirsy.aye horsepower TUBULAR
! second hand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
ALgSN FAN BLOWER, good as new; ,,.
q foW Elk PUMPS, capacity 600 gallons per Hn-
ate, In best WORKING oruer;
tnres-foot PORTAB GR1sT MILL tFtencu
Burr Slores). In complete order:
Ralrs;PLATFORM SCALES, on wheels;
I. LOWE MORTIsIHG MACHINE;
large COPPER KETTLES.
All sizes SHAETIEG, HANGERS PULL1ES,
hEHAL and. Cue WHEELS, and y variety
- 81 az sores OF MACHINERY.
Al ~ Wnicn VIII be closed ont at q low figure on
1 STT on hand, good assortment Of
/ e. tI1 TTAhq1ESS,' PEET Valves,
! GAUGE COCKS - E,,,ds.1 ~ Va ''' -
sEhFoiLI He cGps 1DAftL ds c9 q f;ss.
All goods warranted OF thu best n,ateri.I and
SLOAT & ADDIsGror
Nos. N22, lAs4, 1ds6, and l12s Cnry, sttssf
aud Nos. u and Is south lssn streef
~ IA HfchJuond, Va. x
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Opening or the Gaseenatoraar s,.,.
q. pEfGn I'm Ohio. -

CoLUKgUs, o., Aug, 12.s4en. Tbor,.s
Ewing, Jr., delivered the opening earn s
paign speech for the Ohio Democrsev r,
the, Coming Contest for, Governor. The
aneech nlafnly discusses financial issnesss
He says the Democracy Of Ohio pror,oss
that the general Government shall ftIrnisf
ali the money of the people, in an issue
which shall be q legal.tender equally with
com, Tor oil public and private debts what
soeYer, except where the contract express
" calls for specie, and with 1t redeem The
6-2O bouds and that to prevent an undue
expansion of the currency, IL shall issue n
three per cent. bond which shan be ex-
changeable ut par for the legal.tenders at
any time, and into which the legal tenders
NAV, ut the option Of the holders, at any
time, be converted.
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FIRES Mdunch Chunk, Pa, Aug. H.
The fire at the mines has been extinguish-
ed, and the danger is all over. The damage
was not as serious as was at first thought.
"A dispatch says there is no change in the
fire at Summit Hill. although the chances
for heading it of are better.
Cincinnati, Aug. 11.-Four large stables,
filed with hay, burned Yesterday in New
ark, Ohio. Loss, $4,000. No insurance.
Cleveland, OHIO, Aug. 1.-THE tannery
Of c. Burnside, on Canal street, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss, $40, 900 ;
insurance, 50, 500.
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W. . z HANDLEFs, VUd!t IHdI
Thomas W. Valentine, Secretary.

Nh. WIN. SANDIGE informs us that ne
gro woman, wife of one Of his tenants,
who was a regular hand in his crop, made
a holiday-crop of tobacco with her own
labor, extra OF her regular work, which
brought in gross $l24. This Shows two
liing>-the value of Amherst land and the
profits of careful industry and it shows
generally that none Of our people need go
West or South. Her husband got S54 per
hundred for 165 pounds. His whole crop
OF tobacco, with five hands, brought $162.-
81. This did not include the holiday.crop.
80 that this negro woman made $26432
worth Of tobacco besides her part Of corn,
wheat, oats, and potatoes. Let the colored
people behave themselves, work industri-
ously, and the "Heathen ChineeH will
not "procure them. Their destiny is in
their own hands.-4nlherst Enterprise.
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p. r. Barnum and General Schofield and
brother baye purchased 30 600 acres OF land
on the Haerford, Colorado. including II
miles on each side Of the river, for pit, GOO.
They.9ill stock 1t with lsN0 head Of fine
blooded cattle and young STOCK, ana u tnese
prove profitable, folloY with larger invest
nopts.
The B3ard of Directors of the Columbian
College have received letter from Or. .: !,
G. yelling, announcing his acceptance OF
the presidency of that institution, tender's
him some weeks ago.
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The Tobacco Market, as Reported by the New
f.- York "Tobacco Leaf.n ,s....sr

Manufactured. There was something done In
botn bright and black work last week. though no
very large sales we're made. The black work
being disposed oil, This, however. does not iDdi-
cate any serious revival OF the export demand,
as the sales were mostly Of q speculative chrac.
ter. In b: light work, the fine and common grades
seem 10 tie exclusively asked for. while the me-
dunn are almost entirety neglected. Sales or
flhe goods for 45c. to 55c were made during the
week. From Virginia we learn thar many OF the
manufacturers are stopping, and that not rs mnch
tobacco will be put up as was anticipated owing
10 the high price of leaf, which Is commencing 10
seriously interfere with IN nuGactlrtng. Tuis
applies to black work as well &c bris ut. the manu-
fcturers asserting thai better prices must be p.ln
hers 9re1porie cannot have tn: goods. ,ro,n
the bonded warehouses for the week ending August
S: k-ceved. 249, GSo3 pounds; withdrawn for con-
cum ptinn, $3.50 pounds Withdrawn for export rt
s6 OS2 pounds weeks addition to stock, Iii, 500
pounds.
| Smoking A few special brands were ordered
last week, but scarcely any general business was
Virginia Leaf-r he current OF trade still SEES IN
favor of Tugs and low leaf. In Ect, little else II
selling. A sale Of eighty hog hea ads chiefly luSs
boz IN this market and Rlchm"nd. where nee
smokers are bringing &c. to I0c. hne wrappers
Gee. to 81. IL medium We ppers, 3sc. 10 6oc De-
sIrable qualities very scarce, and the tendeoc
tow ard an advance Is noticeable In fine and cheaI
goods, both for shipping and working Scceunt
vorable. thouah it is Of course, too early yet t.
spead definitely regarding The probable character
OF the next yield.
We are requested to call the attention Of chip
pers to This arket in Petersburg VA, to the large
difference that frequently appears between TN
stated weights OF their invoices and the actna
weight Of the same. On recent occasion an IN
voice was reweiRhsd and was found to fall oil
from 90 lbs. TO leo 3. per hogshead. fbis the deal
ers here consider rather 'steep" since the trad
usually and noerally allows tor difference or
lbs. per hogshead. The fact that this accident
has occurred several times OF late makes II lIn
p?rtant that our Petersburg friends should loo
into the matte, IL only for the sake OF their NJ
reputation as square dealers. s..--. .er
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Telesraphtc summary.

TeIeSrhpn1c SUMMARY.
Two laborers were killed in Washington,
D. c., Saturday, by the caying-in of a
bank. .. .s- .-.-... ..
DR.. j. G. yelling has accepted the presi-
dency Of Columbia College, at Washing
ton.
A London letter says that the Emperor
of Brazil still intends to, visit the United
States.
An interviewer says that Frank Blair
prefers Gratz Brown for President.
Another "Westfeld' victim has f1oated
ashore ,..
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COM I. NJ ! |. ElRGIAl.
n. COM AND rom ! rrenArs..

FOE, ToaE AND FLouRExeHAnsz1
nicHAoND,, VA. Aug. Il, ISM
VIVA "a sn neter in the Exchange AZ IN o,c,o.s
% uesIees In The. Shade. ~ - y silSA
mr., oFFEntNgs.
! waeat White, a1ss huste,s pa. !. "a,
oas-sssn susb LID bushels Mixed 70 ba: :hss
oc'esniRas.- 70 bu heels.
=, Wheat White total. ? Iso
frr prime; Sor r, Isl, at s1sc@
sgthas for good $40 Ter fsir se. q s gsSs ssz
Wheat -.Redetosai. 'a,,o;s hn.,. !.
prime 81 as@sLso for very ses 4; sos SI:s2A for
Ss ior fa sLesasss fSF y.1;d for
Corn bite, $50 bushels A.,
Tor very good 80 - o ' lor prime soc.
eooa oushels-as 4ec for very good 4sc. 70,
Sereentngs.-as bushels at ssc .@sL
-, RE-ExHIbIrkp.
gnedt' hite, SO m hels. Bed. 30 busbels
00g gfs:-., 70 bite. eco bushels. :. :.
ocTeentngs.-72 bushels.
REMARKS.
Inc frat new, wheat offered on cban1e thu %
was on the 10th OF June. The nnant,tv y, ,v,
Omered from the 10th OF June to The aoth q, Jnns
'n tooth days inclusive,l was:
Wheat White 1884 bushels. Red IN husb
els. Total, ss4 bushels. ~ '''N
Inc Quantity Of wheat offered on Change from
.ne lst OF July to the alst of July 1871, (bo dav
inclusive.) vas: '>'' : 0"'
Wheat.-Whitc, 81, sos bushels. Rec, s5 1as bpsb
els. Total, Ia7, ss4 bushels. '''"
The quantityof wheat offered on ,Cbapye from
the lst Of August to the 18th Of August, 1871 (bo
DAYS iuclusive,) WAS:
Wheat.- White as, $50 bushels. Red, 10 ,4sa bush
els. Total, SS,fo2 bushels.
Total off,tiogs from the goth Of June, 1sT to III
18th OF August, 1871:
|. Wheat. White, 100, o42 bushels. Red, 90. ~
bushels. Total, ,4lO bushels.
The first new wheat offered on Change in 49,
was on the eth OF June.
The quantity Of wheat offered on Change fro,
the 9th to the aoth Of June 1870 tboth days incll
sive was: III
I Wheat. bite, 2,4s6 bushels. Red, Il bushels
Total, $500 bushels. go ,rsIr
The quantity OF wheat offered on Change In th
month Of July, 1870, was:
Wheat.-White, 80, $50 bushels. Red, IS, SIS bush
els. Total, 79,29s bushels.
The quantity OF wheat offered on Change from
the LIST to the 18th of August 1870, (both days In
clusive,) was:
Wheat.-Y hlte, 5s,221 bushels. Red, SO $50 lush
els. Total, 127, sol bushels.
Total offered from the 9Th Of June to the slst G
July. 1870, doth days inclusive.l was:
Wheat. White, 1887 bushels. Red, 1es, 2t
bushels. Total, 80 500 bushels.
Showing an excess in The amount offered froI
the goth of June to the 18th Of August, lS7l, owe
that offered from the 9th of June to the l1lh G
August, 1870; OF G.Sl4 bushels:
The market today shows more sales at $1.5:1 TO
prime than the market Of the preceding day. Cor
dull. Oats only moderately active, aud lc. lower
In Baltimore on the 18th instant the offerings Q
wheat were $4,000 bushels. Market firm. Sales
/ coo bushels southern white at St4o0 e1.55; 100
bushels Indiana and Ohio red at Sl.3E@Sl 81 1,2O
bushels prime do. at $40; 800 bushels Pennsylva
MIA at 8l4o@$L43; 2, 900 bushels prime aud cholc
southern red at $L5O@sl.eo; $500 bushels good dc
at $l.4O@M Is 900 bushels ordinary to fair do.
81. 3O@Sl.35 1900 bushels common at $125@s1.2t
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CINCINNATI SUNDAY LAw.-Good Lord,
Good Devil Cincinnati, August 11.-Tbe
ordinance passed by the Council last week
repeating the Sunday ordinance was re-
jected by the aldermen to-day, by q vote OF
IL to IL, without debate. A resolution to
request the Mayor to enforce the Sunday
law was tabled by 10 to 8.
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The NORFOLK AND PRINCESS ANN Ca
NAL.-Operations on this important work
will be resumed in few days with un.
doubted prospects for the completion oil
the unfinished canal between Little creek
and Tanners creek before the close of the
present ycar.-NorJolk Virginian.
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Fatal ssabbins Afreay I'm New orlean

New ORLEANS, Aug. 12.-About 2 O'Clock
this morning Dominick Byrnes inflicted
three dangerous stabs upon Ned Hughes,
a cab driver, who went to the hospital,
bleeding profusely. Byrnes subsequently,
stabbed Pat. Brady twice through the
heart, killing him instantly. After chase
Of several blocks Byrnes was captured by
the police. The murder was committed in
a coffee-h0use near Poydras market. It
was caused by whiskey.
The weather here is warm and the city
healthy #-r.. .... .....
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RETURN OF A WANDERER.-An aged ne.
gro appeared on the streets of WytheyiIle
a few days since whose history possesses
considerable interest. Fifty-iive years ago
he left this town, and journeying on In the
old way OF gradual movement, finally set
tied down in what is now known as the
State Of Michigan. He comes from De-
trolt, where he was helped with money by
kind friends WytheuiHe Enterprise.
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AND DANVILLE Rail-
Nv hoAD-cu and sfter JU Z ssra.g 1871. 3s7.slt

+. :. ~sA3 s<Ier ~ Il EST H. l63ls Is
t..t,y. = -. GOING WEST: 41,S ts4.fssief
~, =, Me, lThrough Passenger, leaves Rieh-
psPy,lls asns H. arrives At Ire I eos g
Train 30. iLyncnburg Passenger a. -. p,.,,.
ppna daily al sn A. NJ; arrives 81 2ynciiurs ne
|. Train No. IL (Lynch,urg Freight and A..o,,,:..
odAt'on) leaves tfchmond at sos p. M arr;yns
~ n Lynsnpurg A. a. b. fSundays excepeedla
NO. fThroagh Mail lno AZ uressi leaves
siSSnmond daily az $40 p. M; Leave TsanrfISs
st "a =. M; arrives at Greensboro daiIy
/ GOING EAST: 80 8
Greensboro dsily q fso r ~ ieayes
cay ~ 1o:ls T. n; arrives as Richmond daly ss
Trsin No. . Through Passenger, lesyes s,s.,.
Sanv Thy except sundaysl At II:o A. NJ. leaves
itP. II. 49, a. Lives ~ hicnmona at s:3a
Train No: 10 Hynchburg Passenger, ,e.ves
t!.ynchburg daily At $40 A. M; leaves Rnrkevt,Is
~ I: m.i arrives ut Richmond at p ~.
|; ram 40. 3tLynchourg Freight and Accommo-
u,tion) letyes iynchburs 10 10 r. al. urrives st
.Alchmond S4s A. III tsundays e1ceptedi. 'ea ~
Trans Nos. and II connect At Gree slaoro,,vtth
South. -" : Ao~o Aor al ponD
Trains Nos. 8 and u connec. .. purtev,,,e
sn arsi N on Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio
THROUGH TICKETS TO all poins south ana
Southwest can be procured at the ticket oface in
lsicbmoDd, and of X. r. WALKER sent ~ Az
Iantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. i3a5
Main street. Richmond. -. ''-'
/. Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
above. John r. MACNIJRIJOs
| General Freight and Ticket Aeent
L u. NJ. x. TALCOTT. Snv'r and Stunt. - 10 n
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sUssssER RESORTS.
IHuGuENoT SPRINGS, Aug. J. ls1i.,

.9sr,,s - IHUGUENOT SPRINGS, aug. !, tsIts.t
MAJOR J.. B. FERG USON HAVING
lW purch ased The interest OF DIX. W. ii. w essen
in the Hotel c., at this place, the brsiness W,
hereafter be conducted BY Mr.. James ID. supies1,
under the style OF SUBLEfT q CO.
q here viii be aREERESHMENTs SALON on
the premises, under the direction or MT MliliIm
Euker, or Riehmond where the chcicess WIN Ed
An arrangement has been made wi n the Bfch-
mond and Oanyire railroad By which passengsss
Hueuenot springs at 7:1o r. NJ iesve tbs Springs
ut S:l5 A. 81. latter early bIcskfast) and rxscn
Richmond at S:sS a. h.; *lao for the round trtp-
au a-ay :. n; s..ssI..5y.. ,SUBLETT e. Co..
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Mexican, Affairs.

CRY OF MEXICO, August The opposi-
ton to Juarez is gaining ground. Lerdo
has Q, 227, Raez 1904, and Jnarez B, 023. So
Troops have been sent to Biero to stop
OIltra ges there
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An Excursion Party.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 12.-The En-.
pire Bay Club, of Philadelphia, Commo-
dore Nj. H. DeWolf, arrived here to-day on
the yacht Geo. W. Childs. They leave to
night for Cobb's Island, Cape May, and
Long Branch.
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The WEATHER. 1t is dry in this section,
and vegetation is suffering for rain. The
corn crop will be cut short, and the tobacco
Is seriously injured. In short, this has
been bad crop y ear.-DanuiHe Times.
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Domestic Mnrkets-TBy rrrEanApr

Domestic Mnrkets-TBY TELEGRAPH
new YORK, Aug. 12.-Cotton quiet and weak
sa,es s56 bales .uplands. l9c. Flour unchanged.
~ nest hrmer for winter winter rcd. western
hrm I at &c; Pork, sla.s7i@SIa.S0. Beef duh
LARD quiet; kettle, 95@9sc. Navais dull ant
heaVS. GroceIies firm. Freights lower.
dull {; good red to prime. 81 350Dbl.45: common e
jar, $l.Eo@bl.ao; Ohlo ana Indiana, 9i.so6NSES5
Corn qnieI mixed western G@Q67c. D ats q rn
~ Q!sc Rye quiet at 55@Q72sc. Bacon-ShouI.
GERS Steg7"; rih stdes. &c. cle.r rib sSc sugar.
Gnrea h,ms, l5t9ictc. Pork steady at 81 25Ds;s
| Virginia 6's. old; 81 bid; 81 asked. commons.
old, Cd old IS asked. 1oNP'"A'
LouIsV!LLE, Aug. 12.-Proyisions closed with
hrmer feeling and better Inquiry. Pork, Sis.
bacco-Sates, SO hhds. Tugs, $s.250DsTaS: low
medium Leaf $7.2a0bl2. ~ SV,-Ne ~ ~"
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iEHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" kOAu.-., N and after III URsDAY, juno lst,

AND OHIO RAIL-
" kOau.-.,n and after III URsDAY, juno lst,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond (Sun-
DAYS excepten) as follows:
|. 500 A.. M.-MAlL TRAIN for the White Bull
phur springs. connecting at G0rdonsville with the
Orange, Alexandra and Manassas train for
" shington and North, and l.ynch6urE and South.
1858 p. N1.-ACCONH ODhTIONT hAls FOR
Gordonsville, except on saturday, on WHICH tay H
leaves at p. NJ. This train connects at Goi IONS
Vile with the night trains ON the Orange. Alexan.
dria and Manassas railroad for LYHCHBuEd
On aud alter the 18th of JUNE q p SSENaRE
TRAlN will run daily Except sunday between
Stanton and the White sulphur, rs ioiioms: u
Leave Staunton AZ. ~ u ~
Arrive ~ ~ hite suIphur ar..........".lslp I. %.
Leave White sulphur 2C...........''.'..s.oon ~
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
northwest and Southwest. 81 ~.
c0mpaDy's offices.
1 -, a. Fl. PERRY,
h General perinterdcns. =.
|; JAMES f. NE1AERLAND, Genl Iickcs A9I
.
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1871

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCH ULE rICEMVNE, FREUERICKH.
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
|! INTO EFFECT JUNE !, 1871.
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner Bird
and 9Th streets, as follows:
The DAY |TRAIN daily at 500 a. 81. Arrives
IN Washington at 1915, Baltimore Except on
Snndaysl st gas, PhIlaaeiphia at 6:l5, and New
oIk ~ 1880 z. Ii. The SAME DAY. -
at S:3P. 81. - - - --','''
;, The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond at SAT-
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond
Mondays excepted at $50 A. nj.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
leaves Broall.street Depot daily Sundays ex-
A. NJ. $500 :,
TheFRElGBT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Fridays at e.4S A. D.. -
ThAuUth yICk ETS and THROUGH BAG
SAGE CHECKS to al principal points North,
East, and West. - 80 +
|; Compsnys offices, corner Broad and sth streets.
Tickle office, curnes Byrd and 9Th streets.
--..a j. j.. GELsT2Y, s.
|! ,...e-i Seneral Ticket Agent
r. z. "a. MYERS General spn'.. JET
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New Apnf,a,nn Cotto..,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 1a.-Three
bales of new crop cotton were received
here Thursday night. Two were shipped
to New York and enc to Mobile yesterday.
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Tine rnd.an Csmpasgn In Arizona.g

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.-Advices from
Tucson, Arizona, state that Gen. Crooks
campaign against the Apaches is proceed
ing vigorously. He is confident of reducing
the sayages to submission If not interfered
with by the peace commission.
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Sunday Schools.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
PROSPECT DEPOT, PRINCE Ed. Co, VA.l

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
PROSPECT DEPOT, PRINCE ED. Co., VA.l
-, August 10, 1871.
There was a vast concourse Of people as
Scllbled to-day at Prospect" neat and
tlpAclous country church near this place,
10 witness the celebration Of the united
sunday schools Of this church and Olive
branch. The audience were entertained
ny various Juvenile and senior speakers,
aho by the music, and ample provision was
ttiaae Tor the inner man in the shady grove
upon tables laden with the good things of
ihe season. H.,
,At, correspondent OF the Dispatch reports
IIat Tue crops OF corn between Liberty and
= are ianguishing from the effects
C f.. ,ne severe and protracted drouth; that
S ,,.. ohder the most favorable circum-
v ya''res how the highlands in many places
,.t' not lieid enough to pay for their cnlti-
XIII mat lobaceo; clover. and oats. are
H. '"'Iu'e, and that wheat had no. come up
" ~ oesAl'eetatlon-the yield OF straw being
e''"'ef Ia proportion than the grain.
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OFFlCE OF THE ALABAMA AND, 4 CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
! ANO EAST TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.

I ~. 5.ts X SOUTHWEST.
, The AL ALBANIA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILtUAD, extending from CnatLaEooga, Ten
nessee, 70 Meridian, Misslssippi Is completed and
foi ms With its connections the :, RI ;.
Si0hpfsT kLi.-kAIL LINE
from Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, b9rchburg,
and Ch trt.noogs, To Merdiaa, Mobile, New Or
leans, jackson, Vicksburg, and all southwestern
cities.
The road-bed is in splendid condition and the
equipment perfect.
Pullman's Palace Day and sleeping Cars are to
be run via this route from LyncliDurg 10 Mobile
md New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets via the Alabama and ChAtta.
uooga railroad, and secure the quickest time and
most comforts.
The attention OF freight ppers 10 called TO
this route as Offering the advantages OF speedy
transit between the SOrth aud South, with rates'
always us low rs by any other route.
Mark ship fret 2ht and procure bills or ladlnS
via the alabama and Chattanooga railroad.
WH kEARY,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
:. .5~ TX j. q. ANTON,
l. General superintendent,
4 je Ism Chattanooga, Tenn.
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- ok AID. JOB WORK PROMPTLY
- ONE 81 lis OFFICE.
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THE SCHOOL SYSTEM OF ALsAoE. -

BERLIN, Aug. 12.-Bismarck, acting as
Chancellor of che German Empire, decides
that the school system of Alsace shall be
non-sectarian. 70