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ROCkBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.

This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE wilt offer additional attractions this sea-
son. among other Improvements. there has been
added an elegant and spacious ballroom, adtoin-
ns tue parlor; the parlor has been enlarged aud
improved, and the proximity of the two renders
eacn easily accessible. IL will be kept In style
not sur passed anywhere In Virginia.
The WATERS of these special Springs either
cure or greatly relieve most cases OF Scrofula, In
cip.cnt Consumption. Chronic Bronchitis, Chron-
tc LaryDgitis, Chronic Pneumonla, Chronic Dys-
pcDsia, Chronic Diarrbpa, Chronic DysenJery.
they are also u great value In those affections
which are peculiar to the female constitution, and
as an appetizer, tonic, and general restorative,
they are, perhaps, unrlvslled amongst mineral
waters. he proprietor will have provided for the
aud In general al The sources OF amusement and
recreation usually found At our best summer re-
sorts viii be at the command or the guests at
ROCK 6hIrGE ALUM The place Is within
eleven t. thirteen hours OF Richmond. Washing
tou Baltimore, ETC., by rail- all I'm daylight. Pas
seurers leave the cars OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad Ut Goshen depot, and new and elegant
stage coaches, passing rapidly over u smooth and
level road of only eight miles, set down the visl-
tors u the Springs 10 tea.
TELEGKhrH OFFICE IN TIE HOTEL.
JAS. \. FRAXtEit, Proprietor.
'r. II. q. EosL, If Baltimore, Resident Physl-
elan.
NJ. 5. NJ. MULLEN, late Of Capon Springs,
will be found here this season.
The Hockbrldgc Water is for sale by PUR-
81 MOS, Norfolk, aud Gro. NJ. MCINTYRE,
char iottesvie.
descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
M g6-tiJjhA
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Whedt.-White. none. Red, % bushels.
n, Gorn..White, s7a bushels. Yellow, rs bushels
Mixed, ?, o4o bushels.
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The Turf at st Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 1S-The meeting
of the Southern and Western Turf Con-
gress opened at the Abbey track Yesterday.
The weather was fine and the attendance
large. The principal race was for the great
post stake of $500 from each association
represented in the Congress naming horse.
Two heats were run, Of which the follow
ing is 4 summary: Barney Williams, 81
Matthew Jones. 1, distanced; Virgil, 3. dis
tanced; Leicester, 4, withdrawn; Helmet,
+ 1iStanro1
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Teie@rnphfc Summary.

The trial of DIR. Lancelot Hope Everett,
charged with the murder of Henry Switz-
er, in New Orleans, on the Sd of April
last, was concluded saturday, the jury rem
dcrirg verdict Of not guilty.
The chief of police of st. Louis having
quclchcd keno, notified the iaro-banks to
stop within Il certain time.
a sharp contest is progressing in Cincir-
natl between the partisans of Wade and
Moves for the Goyernorship. The conven-
lions convene Wednesday.
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Senator speneer,s Apno.nfr,o,,s.

MOBILE, Ala, June 19.-seuator sneu-
GERS newly-appointed postmaster was mr..
rested to day on finding BY the grand Iurv
for perjury.
Judge McKinsley, president of the Re-
publican Central Council, telegraphed Sec.
rotary Boutwell, to-day that rfle resolutions
presented him purporting to come from the
central Council, condemning Senator Spen-
GERS appointments, are torgeries, and never
passed the Council. The Republicans of
Mobile sustain Spencer.
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From Fauaufer County.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
WARRENToN, June 19.-IIarvcsting in
this neiehborhood Is about finished, and
finer crops of wheat have not been made
for fifteen years. The heads filled splendidly
and the stalks were of heavy growth.
Farmers very cheerful. Corn looking very
we'll indeed. Oats and grass quite short.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 10, 1871.


Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York. NOR.
chindi>c and passengers John W Wyatt.
Steamer George Is. Upton. Roberts New York.
mercl'andisc and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Schooner d. ID. Everett. Emory, Windsor, plas-
ter, 10 order.
Schooner w. ). Thompson, Raynor, Philadel-
phia. clal, =. +. tathrop.
- schooner Breeze, Nelson, New York, salt, W.
K. NhLlock. ~
SAILED,
schooner J. y. Gallagher, Boyle, Trenton, N.
j., via City Point.
Schooner sarah Louis,, Patterson, Baltimore,
via James river.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, Jane l9.-Arrived, steamer State
OF Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
aud passengers, York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
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IMPORTANT surT.-The Circuit Court was
. occupied on Saturday with the trial of o
su,s ny Dp. VIM; s: Morris against the
covery of the value of a Quantity If tnhacco
shipped by him from this city TO Pamnh
Inns depot about the time of Gen. Lees
surrender. The tobacco was lost in some
way, and the plaintiff seeks to make the
company responsible therefor. The de-
renee contend that the loss was a result of
inc war, and that they are not liable. Sew
Graz thousand dollars are involved In the
case. Inc evidence was taken and por-
tion OF the argument submitted on Satur
day.-Lynchburg Varo,nion.
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Judge Bonds Decision In IL Railroad
Shit.

RALEIGH, n. G., June 19.-In the suit Of
Anthony III. SwaSey vs.. the North Carolina
railroad Judge Bond has delivered his
opinion that the act of 1S9 creates a lien
upon the stock and dividends of the road
in favor Of bond-holders, and that no SUBJ
scquent legislation could impair this lien.
The count has appointed s. +. Phillips re-
ceiyer, with bond of S200,0
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"uiru&nc"lnrns Exercises NJ StrSi7,iS
Female iB~tisulc.


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.I. i...;,,,., ,,',I, ,l,,'.a =, 49,
., ;,.,i.,,,:.,,, ~, NJ l''l I,.. ~ " ~,
.ri~.,.'.+,, -; ,,., .',,I
49,. j,t.r|.,;,,,. .,na ,,,,,'.a l'', ~
,.r .,t,.n1.I IndanI II was :,
.. .....;., I'M, .I,r,.,.., ry.n ,,irr...:n~
......E>,.. II farmer yrar. TN ,h,-ri
..,. .sr.n'lv decorated. and ai,l.zn win
...,tI... n,i.rdln,, = urruIiYlly >ofi
mi Showing Ia utc1t ADVANTAGE. the
... T.. ...},. array III .,ra..,,fui and heaIiliful
aaus- rom Gtlrrn states il attend
a,wu the Instructions Of the pruf,.>-
.. .,.! t,l.arr, ncrr. Il MAS The uu,,i.
-u.tnj.n II the r,r.r crowd assembled
. ..r>~ ,hp>, exercises that they had
.... ..iorr>crn 80 much race and beauty
.., Institution.
e Monday ni4ht the exercises were con-
... ...f D. school al Modern l.aHvtla~r>.
..-....~rti with choice instrumental ane
...,ir, tor which ibis Institution i 60
-'. -#.-h"d. The mll,ical s.ilt.lu Iv, from
... III lsIu piuuo-, wa, vharmln.Iy
...,-l ~ Miss Waterman, of New o.
..-. Mis- wilkins. uI Wasliurton city.
e. f..y!avan. rG \lroinia. and Miss iii.
-. .. North ,agoliua. This was followed
Isu>t GRACEFUL rrri,otion. i'm Gcrm1n
sa schiller. l,y Ni,> >untiui, of New or
Vs..
.. uuaaunr." Iy Wagner. was plavcd
i. ..un arrar.ry ON two piapos, violin.
i,.-au by Miss t4,,Ianan. Of, VIRGINIA
-~ H..~ and Mis-, n,uprrr, of Georgia
.- l,ul.,.,p. ri MARYLAND Mis-. InwrT. II
....r.t. and Professor Li..
N..> I1rk. Of Narylnd. rrad the npri.
... 81 tIgJl,n " with ,irr n>.nrrs>ion and
.......r. r. I.rtiur homer ,ir.,n tLa 1rnfiaS.
...: i,.t, imnortaui ,jrn,rr1nrnt
t. -n.t.iaIiy nC Inc rvrni,,- was, Lrcnrh
-la. Les Eicorl,ct~. >" which was 4
. >U.r~>,. It was rendered win re-
.ag.,lr nattll~.!n.ss. tine action, very ac-
.'. accent. aud beautiful expression.
. }rua. a.G!cs were approDriutcly
.,. a.; ia character. and presented one oi
A.,t cicaant. tahlcauX Of The kind we
s.. ever seen; and the atI,i; IMPRESSED
n...~. i.NnrAbiva> iothr manner in which
. ..saiagcS aIc Taught here. Miss North
Maze. Do,Say, Miss Smith ~ Mime. De
.,..urt. Mis- A)rCay ~ Mud'jIr CeriIc
70, u. rrltchard ~ .IuIjc. Miss irwin ~
..r..r. Nj. +. prjtrlarda ~ C,isiucrr de-
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Enial Shouting Affair.

Chicago, ILL.,, June ia pickpockct,
about being arrested to-day, shot IL police
man and bystandcr. The pckpoclct
was then shot, after the discharge of five
barrels at him. The policeman will proba-
bly, recover, but the others viii die.
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COMM ERCIAI,.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA. june 10, ISM


WheataWhite. none. Red, 90 bushels.
Mixed 2 oI0 bushels.
Odts.-sao bushels.
Rye.-S2 bushels.
Neal. . bushels.
SALES.
Whsm. Red, % bushels common ut sl3s
Corn.-"hitc 20 bushels very good ut g"1c.: 50
Dusheis good at 9i:.--t0tal, 27G bushels Yellow
- bushels very good At e0c. Mixed o. bus sells
very good a. o'5r. 81 bushels very good Mt 93c 10
pushe,s at 92c; l95 bus hels good at 9oc.tota AZ
0dts-1s bushels very good at 7.c.; $50 bushels
RVe.-56 bushels good at slc.
Meht.-Coun.ry white bolted. bushels a, asc
RE-ExHIBITED.
CORN elbow, 50 bushels. Mixed, 200 bushels.
OATS ITO bushels. ''N D'''s'
REMARKS.
just enough of wheat on Change to remInd no
that there Is such thing as old wheat. No ue,r
of:red. The offerings OF corn to-day showed a
very considerable increase. Market dull and
prices reduced much TO the satisfaction OF BUYERS
and dissatisfaction OF hoarders, II any there were
Oats dull also, and quotations lower
The new Exchange Is expected TO be ready by
the middle of July, and the sixty new tables for
sellers will be put In hand this week. It has been
determined to make them c,tircly Of black walnut
OF the offerings OF on 'Ch ;ngc TO day /, 25c
bushels were re-tSh!bited.
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Melee Among White and Negro Gam.
blers.

ALBANY, June 19.-Three white men and
six negroes, while gambling and drinking.
finally got into fight. The negroes were
armed with knives and raZors, and stabbed
james Donnelly (whitc) ten times in the
abdomen and shoulders. He cannot reco-
yer. Another white man has cut sixteen
inches long across the abdomen, while q
third has innumerable flesh wounds. The
police are after the blacks.
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~~~~~>~.-o-~- SSCe-:-,-~>-~s.n RESORTS. ,->,~
pAWLEY sPR1N-e
ONE OF THE MOST CELEBEn1ED
AND IMPORTANT OF ALL THE

will he open on the FIRST OF JUNE, 1871. for the
reccpti1n or Company. Situated as 1t Is In the
mont .ns OF the great Valley, IL Is not only one or
me most fslightfni summer resorts In the state,
o'lt LIS wonderful curati,e properties are becom-
Ing WIDELY celebrated.
4 NJ ANALYSIS OF the water by Professor Mallett,
Of tire University OF Virginia, together with the
eSrcr!epce o many eminent pnysicians. prove
that IL Is the sprin.sn Tor suffering females;
remedy In general debility, auema, and diseases
peculiar to females 1t Is unsurpassed. In the treat
Tent OF the various forms OF ayspepsi. Snd par
ticulary for those 81 ferjDs from torpid and In
active liver, Its action upon the ive- as well the
KIDNEYS Is prompt and decided. Very many re-
akHoie cures could he cited OF this class OF trou-
blesome diseases.
RAWLFY
IL now easy or access, situ,ted only twelve miles
trln Harri3onburg. The present te. minus OF the
ortssge an0 Manassas Gap railro ii, from which
point thers Tl be two daily lines Of stages, morn
Since last summer THE BUILDISG1 HAVE
DEFY GREATLY IMPROVED, as well 40 the
r rn from HarriBonburg 10 the Springs. THREE
ny nDKE , PERSONS can now be yefy comfort
a9Iy accommodated al these Springs.
1Inere Is telegraph Office at Harr.sonburg.
r, hnc APPROPRIATIONS will be STkICTLY
M i-CrAsS, under the management OF Joseph
y. w nodward, widely known as = hotel manager.
hsstdem Physicians: Gordon It Williams, one
or the ether OF whom will be in attendance during
The entire season.
RATES OF BOARD:
yo- NC "
Or "c.h.''''."..',...... ."............... Is 90
Children and servants h f-price.
A. B. IHICK,
President Of the Board OF Directors Of Kawley
Springs Company. my rs 1ln
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RatlrOnG Accident.

TORONTO, CANADA, June 19-Therc has
been an acgident on the Grand Trunk rail-
road, by which fourteen persons were In
jured, including MIR. Daley, of Richmond,
seriously,
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TACTS FOR LADIES.

Ii could not procure another WILSON SHUT
TIE SENl S(:- MACHINE i would not part with
Ininc fer any consideration.
Mrs. FlTZwlLSoN, Church ll!li.
an delighted with my - iisaa shuttle Se%lcG-
NacrGc MIS-. HARDWOOD. Church HILL
would not sci. mr y I!son shut le SeWt"g- Ma
chine which cost $50, for 500. | have paid for IL
in The WORK have done on 1t la one mcn!h.
Mrs. MARTHA CLARK, Broad street.
am Well pleased with tie Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing-Machine, and 20 not think could o. better
suited. Mrs. Capt. BLAKEY, Leigh street.
My machine Arrays gives me satisfaction.
have always been pleased with II.
Mrs. MEADOWS, I'd street.
Altar Il fair trial Of machines, have given pre-
ference for the wilson shuttle Sewing -Iachnc.
/ would not take 300 for II.
Mrs. AUHNERLY, Church Hi.
/ have always liked nay Wilson Shuttlc-Sewing
Machlne. Mrs. PACE, sth street.
CAUTION: LADIFS.-When anything Is said
about the "W LSOS" which is calculated 10 in
jure It's rcput alton in your mind, before YOU be-
lieve 1t test the truth by coming to office and
examining for yourself. We can prove by emf
nent machnists and hundreds OF ladies in this city
that the w lson " has no superior.
say. SEQ, then, by buyl lag our Machine.
Wilson oEMlh G.DACllIaE ROOMS,
lei 80 4iovernur ST: eet.
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AlH!ATUBE ALMANAC, JUNE 20, 1871.
syn riEe5. ..,......... AL Moon set5..,,. e.3s
.un sets ...,,.,....-. 7.lS High tide ..,,,, $40
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uOT SPRINGS,
IL BATH COUNTY, VA.

These RENOWNED SpEINGS and GREAT
NATURAL. CURIOSITY are situated in the ro-
mantle ;Sarm Springs Valley. Tie season Of 1871
viii commence JUNE iST.
These thermal waters celebrated for their
CUSaTITE virtue in chronic rhe umatism. govt,
torpOr of liver, chronic enlargement Of liver or
spleen. chronic diarrhtea or dysentery, non-or-
ganlc paralysis, old injuries diseases OF the skin
Especially sypnliit,c origin, chronic diseases
OF The uiefis, affections OF the womb and other
dls,:,srs o! u delicate character Incident To fe-
males.
baths vary in temperature from 80 to lilo degrees
FahreIheit.
The &ccOmm ditions are first-class and offer
unsu- passed attractions to the invalid aud plea
sure seeker.
Ielfg graph Office In hotel.
ginia, resident ply siclau.
descriptive pamphlets, with full particulars,
furnished on application TO
j &. TAkDf Il Co. (p;rhuond. Va:
IHLS. l.. PRICE " CO., i.i'A'ilo"'' '"''
JAMES 4. AUGUST, Hot Springs,
my IBID Il Bath county, Va.
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--- - -. - = .. T<-r-g !. 4 =
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
New York Stock and Money Mnrkes..

NEW YoHK, June Io.-stncke strong. Gold. 1las
@l123. Governments strong. with little business
States steady, with saturday'H prices. Money. s0a
per cent. 49, Jls: 1925, 112s; 'srs same; 'es's,
same new, 1laA '07s, same; '8s's llai; 1o.4o's,
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From Havana.

HAVANA. June 19.-The insurgent Gen
eral Mormort's offer to surrender has been
refused, because he fails TO bring the re-
quired number of followers. He will prob
ably be shot.
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WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILRoAp.-Nu.
merous bids for the extension of the Wash.
ington and Ohio railroad to Winchester
have been received and more are coming
III, but they will not be opened until next
week. The newspaper statement concern
ing the proposed sale of this road to the
pennsylvania Central Is, we are author
lied to say by the president of the w. and
-. railroad, untrue.-AleI. Gazette.
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Tribute OF Respect TO Hon. q. Il. Val.
IandIsham.

CINCINNATI, June ia meeting of citi.
Zens was held to day to take appropriate
action OIL the death of Hon. c. l.. Vallan-
digham. DR.. j. L. Vettier was chosen
president, and w. S. Groesbeck, Esq.,, de-
liyered the eulogy. Resolutions highly
luudatory of the deceased were adopted,
and committee Unsupported to complete
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral.
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,rrrrv FROM LEXINGTON.

.,,rtosa.' Coronation OF "Thc Queen
,rc,,rr>' ARRIVALS OF Orators, Sc.--
..r., Prospect OF n Brilliant Commence
.,,, u rrt'
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.

MAN CTURED TOBACCO
NI AGENCY.
AS agents for the manufacturers, We offer 10 the
trade the following we'll known brands CHEW
ING TOBACCO:
Thos. c. Williams & Co.'s celebrated war
r. NJ TOBACCO.
Tnos. j. Hlrcgrcyc's celebrated ELEPHANT
TOBACCO.
Thos. j. HarGsrove's celebrated PEERLESS
j. 5. Bowies's FLUyANNA LEAF TOBACCo
INV 10 ). c. TAkDY j. GO.
ZINE CHEWING AND SMOKING To-
IL BaCCy.-lU boxes Paris Medal Tobacco
Golden Star smoking Tobacco; Flowers OF Viz
eiuia Smoking Tobacco: Virgin Queen Smoking
Tobacco; Courier smoking Tobacco.
ffM. u. DANDRlDGE co.
ap2l s27 broao street,
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II lie PUBLIC TEST
OF EFWING-MACHINES.

Il LIE PUBLIC TEST
OF EFWING-MACHiNES.
Tie EhGFtR & BAKER,
IL the hands O.: the people OF the city and state,
has proved lis superiority by thousands Of
roluniary testimonials from th4se who are COM
The generous patronage Of the public Is u guar
antee OF It's success, and fifteen years trial by tie
people OF Virginia, fully WARRANTS our claim that
the Grover IL Baker Is never tqualltu ana never
exeeed. &. n. w. DAhB1, a2cnis:
my 80 DOL Broad street. hlchm0Hu, ' d.
cEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED. Th. hLOAt aLLlPTIC SEW
{ EAClIiNES BJUG2T Gnd SOLD. We sell
the only .it0i'sG hr.EDAsS Tor Tie SLcAI
EALII wiC IatfL HEo. ,,-
mys l.l5 Gary street, neir IAN.
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MILWAUKEE, June 19.-Lightning struck
and burned Cutters sawmlIl and bucket
factory to-day. Less, so, 900.
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Severe Storm in aew Jersey.

New YORK, June 19.-Two houses were
Frustrated ut Union Hill, New Jersey, to-
day by Il storm. Two ladies were seriously
hurt.
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General News.

WASHINGTON. June l9.-The Baron &C.
rolt sails from Baltimore Wednesday.
Gen. Claltun was before the KukluX
Committee to-day. He corroborates Gov.
LinuSay's evidence regarding the State OF
Alabama.
The Claims Commission has appointed
the following commissioners: john Minor,
of Fayetteville j. NJ. Foote, OF Plymouth;
Jos. Dixon, of Newbern, and DIR. Pritch-
ard, of Charlotte, in North Carolina, and
Jeremiah G. Frazier in Nashville,
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Gen. CIanton, Of Alabama, he fore the Kulilu,


Gen. CEanton, OF Alabama, before the KukInx
Committee.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Gen. James ~
ClantOn, of Alabama. was examined bv the
kukluX committee to-day for five hours.
He testified that he had lived in Alabama
81 years, and in Montgomery 81 year, of
that time. He was Il Union Wing before
The late war, and the Bell presidential cleo
ton Of 1860. lie raised 6t companies for
the Confederate army he has been the
only chairman Of the Democratic Executive
Committee Of that State since the war he
did not think any regular kukluX org.lniza-
ton ever existed in Alabama he had heard
of outragcs in few localities by dis guiscd
bands, but Alabama was rs pcaceahle aud
quiet as before the war. No more violations
had occurred there since the war than in
any of the northern States. The greater
part of the crimes in Alabama had been
committed 10y members OF The Radical
party. The Democratic party in that State
was in favor Of the education of the negro.
He had advocated it five wears ago in Il
speech in reply to Senator Wilson, of Mas
SachuSctts, and was already advertised to
deliver Il speech on the 18th Of July next
at II State educational convention in favor
of the education OF the cnlored race.
The only intimation he knew OF it at the
last election was by the Radical colore,l
voters against those Of their own color who
wanted TO vote the Democratic ticket.
The cause of the troubles was not tho
brave men who fought one another in The
late war, but it was the politicians, suffers,
and hOrSe.holdcrS who followed the two
armies. The true men of each army re-
spcctcd each other, and were willing to
meet, forgive, and forget.
The leaders of the Radical party in Ala
bama, with Il few exceptions, were de>ti-
tute of moral character, and were regular
spoilsmen. Most of the negroes had be-
haved well. A generous policy on the
part of the Government would best sub.
serve the interests of both races III the
South, and soonest restore the tratcrnal
feeling and affection which once existed for
the Union. The South loved our form Of
government, but abhorred its maladmlnls'
! tration. He had always counscllcd slbmis-
sion to law and order, and believed itcould
and would be preserved in his State with
out any outside Influence.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market. Z.

PHILADELPHIA, June l9.-Bccf cattle In fair
demand aud higher Sales, 200 extra IrhnsYi-
vanl aud western steers, f7.5o6QS5; d jcw choice
ut $50 fair To good, So 50N3t7 common. ~. q
Sc. Sheep uncnanged sales, IL 900 III SiT59 IS. 10.
ttUgs higher sales, 3,UUO aJ sc. 5CklS7.25.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Probabitties /:
1t is probable that the barometer will fall
during the night in the Mississippi Valley
and on Lake Ontario, with increased clond-
mess. No important change is indicated
for Tuesday on the Lake, Gulf and Attain
tic coast.
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UpHOlSFERING, &c.

OMETHING NEW. -SOUTHERN
- sIEAM LAUHDliY AND DYEING E5rAB
No. 81 Broad street. with the necessary appara-
tus, and VIII carry on u general WAshlNG,
viii do all kinds OF washing for gentlemen, fami-
lies Iolcls STEAMBOATS,, &C., in the best Ltyle, and
sh rrtest notice. roiied carpets renovated so Is TO
lo, k as coed rs new.
DYaING in al its branches done in a superior
IN inner.
Our wagon win call for and deliver all work
with punc .uality aud system.
XIV pcrlnissi we Ie:er TO Messrs Levy Bros 4.
N0ryti Goth, proprietor OF tue American Hotel,
Shields u Cary, aua theirs.
ID. Ii. GLASGOW & CO.,
je 10 I'm Proprictors.
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WIN. b. ISAACs Il Co., BANKERS
RICHMOND, VA. June 5, 1871.

III S.INOAND O1 NV
L GINA announce, that The funding uncer an
act to provide for the funding and pay nent OF
the public debL'' Will commence on 3th july,
pr,xImo and requesting persons 10 apply In per-
SON or place their stock In the hanGS oi some one
outside OF his Office cficili duties VIII pFtcluae
alt. ntton thereto, &c.
'Th.; undsrdgned, having favorable facilities
will give personal attention to The Interests OF
Funding. Ue S-d& Wlml WIN. u. IsAACs& co.
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FIRE.-On Thursday night last some in
ccndiarv set fire to the barn owned by Mr.
Jacob Smoot, living about mile from
Langley, Fairfax county, Va. The barn,
with us entire contents, was entirely de-
slroyed, with two fine COWS, three calves,
one OK, i've head OF horses,a family car
rage, ull his harness and farming materials,
besides q large stock Of hay and grain. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, with an insur-
unce OH the barn of only $l,200.-Alcro"-
tiTtd Gazette.