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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.

TREDLRICKsBURG HALLWAY.
OEPoT CoRNKR OF Sixth AND srRIlIs.
md r. g sna and = S sl uPd daily. III ne 81
other trains Tally, except Sunday: ,or...
b ana and ,: M 'i trains ieaTe GieIsSdli Ina
Tns esR1s !. % and 500
connect daily with trains on virginia Midland
w.shinEtOn u g p. m, daily, teIospt sundsy.l'
Through tickets to all points South and South
nd .Sd stress md
nysnqs Shs5s e &. Gan ls.ys
ana fs.i Ia e e g A''s'
ses-f General Passenger Agent.
pALTIMORE d POTOMAC z. Z.
u DEPOT CoHNIR srITH AND sTRIETs n. We
and ME- Juns , train, win leave WASH
q sas HoSd. 70
toihecheIter, Buaaio and HlssaT1 Pals: -
Yar d. s sISSss: sa fS5 Ph.dlOhH and Ne"
G4os. NJ, kecenmcdStiSn 70 Baltimore daily:
~, 9, ~, Limitsd Express nor New fork ana
liz f. Y s1s f Eiss iSr the wsa and NorAs
~lis ,; M Iiprss. 70. Rhn.dslpn s!., and Ns..
go NJ. Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
90 p; n, Philadelphia express, for Philadel-
T.iS p. M, Cincinnati EIpre.s daily, West.
80 2; n, For Phnadsphis' hsW York ana Bo'-
except saturday. on Saturday, leaves q Siotp
~ Tr al Is forE CREEK LINE leave a rss.
Hr.sSi 81 RSffGLIs1 issS. S = sa. and
on shs Rsisis issSihI q iiIS .: n. ."'.0ui. M
sssns s !. rSHs 4
On saturday ~ We 2. ".
i s sPP .isss sisspinS e. t. Chicago On train
i'I!sss q .Sd CO. bsprocursd q. IN.
esss q ,ss Ia seeeEsd .. sand phi
vss eFSsrs ls e sSs SSSs. q ss
venue Snd On ne Sorthssst csrssI
~ I'D FSST5s tIsn R;nsoAD
sefssf siIsh and sHes BOYD. a.,
General FssssAssr kssSh Phhfaslpei1H, z.
supsrins.sdhsS4i.. i .isin aasssd IA.
1875. rrssss SIM 1876.
To THE NoRTk%HEssET, SOUTH AND
On and s .Tl:l ERyk sRA is slsI5s
warrington, SO =. N. Baltimore. !..s .. N.
!" :: =: 5is ;: n n : -: IiIs ): = 6:
WITH TEE EEk ssEItAF s RSgB BACK
day and night cars, with modern improvsments.
~IwS hundred miles saved 70 Western and Central
80 !: =: aaly. creep. nond.y.. 70 Batinors
a No nssSs viz RSsSessszr i ssa
20 wllliAmsp0rt and Lock Haven.
ido p. n. daily, fsr Pitts1urI end ne Wet:
lo:lS b. n, daily except Saturday, West and horth
on Saturday, At 3 90 p. m /, for the West.
Through from WsshinEtoa 20 Pittsburg, Chicago,
Tiefets ~ this route en- g procured e the %;
hces, northeast corner OF Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street and Penn:
syivaniG ave1ae, where reliable tnformation VIII
Npensers procuring tickets ct these onces can
secure accommodations in Palace cars for Pitts-
'@ss' $1,000 - d. II. BOYD, D.,
General Passenger Agent, PhiladelphiA,Pa.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
10sIi6 SALE OF, OLD D MGTERfII At
Il THE MONUMENT GROUNDS.
OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS GROUNDS,
sCoR. PENNA. AVENUE AND elsr STREET,
On TuEsbAY, Xnsust atS,, is7s, 81 ii O'Clock
q the Aonunsht Grounds, VII sel ~. age
Senes Posts; 10y Of Wood, s.sh: Hlihds, Doors,
s .ss S as;; ssi.r. oodsS sudn
large lot 81 Marble and snslss stone, Engine and
1855 ''' = :" o. L, BNB6oCk,. 3
augi6-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auet.
xrTHE ABOVE 3 ALE 70 ,IsoSyPosED Y:
Soth, at the anne hour and place., n,o,x
By order OF Gen. Q, =. pAB0oQK,
.uas.u o TiHoa q DSo%SIfss, ias a
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CHAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Railroad tickets bought sold, to or from all
this city. Apply 70 N. d. WHITEsIDE,
81 Pennsyivanis avenue, Continental Hotel,
Washington ID, @, ja1S-1y
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hOAtcffoN SALES.

u hOA HAasfANh cAFRc
NO~0~00 1o1o~0ouo1oO<
Fufure nm
nTTHOMH6 DOWLTNG- -
ID aurffoneer and FSe.i Tstats- y,rak.r
rsnccessor 20 fastimer q Sne.'
southvest Corner Penn. AVE. and Eieysnth streat
vruTxp FJd8TFING PLANTS
-o,..u -. = - ,6s.., .orr.r or ps,n
VII se =, =. "a ri.sortb strset an FRf6IY
SMena g ~. y ~ tts tnii.t,,
no, LING, !Suehrv,ent = a, RnR Z m n
RH 1IIT.ff,,r INV ~ Rsltinnre VIII. %
H1MFfJas' n HIIhS 'CAlDIUMs. LII
LIES, DOUBLE PkiAhosE fEsHs, &C. 2
u a. l.. - urN ~ H. nj oaarIuG zOsEs
,.iI m sos y. w III IN arJ Wintsr Piooni,g
p;The above are an Fan ana winter oioomins
mrhhass....r.,on a, p,o~,s+. and tho.a having
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PY sAML KER,
d Real Estate Broker 1ps b kIs.i9RG "is,,

BY sA AL s,,i ~ nss:s., and Auc,,ous.r.
r lie Droit Bidding.
TRusTEEs sALF pR5Syphkfyt IMPROVED
Byy,rtue Off deed Of trast dated May 10, ISL,
duly recorded n LIseI ne: 90 folio ", g .sg;
one 81 the land records for Warrington county,
Dilifict Of Cola nh.s, and q the rsqusst o. the
Ton. IN mont of he prsmises, on THURSDAY,
lie tti day % iaEsst, is7S % o,clock r; M, AL
i6s city o. Wsshin sten. DistrIst Of ooluHeis sed
lot a na%bsIs8 twsal y.seysh,. td,l In 6Sirls..
ks5 rSfys,iSSn e SaT. % MADE ssp
tenbsr ises and rseo,sedtn ;hs ,uryeyors, %,
with the tmproyements thereon.
Terms OF sales One third In cashi phance ~ 81
and twelve months, with interest at the rate OF
eight per cent. from the day OF sale, secured ~
600 win be regsired % time OF sale ~ the terms
tees the right TO resell at rsk and cost OF
HfNRY A. CLARKE, lrru,tee,.
WIN. A. FENwiCK
aui1-wFM&ds Auctioneer.
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pY sAmL. KER.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
LIE Droit Building.
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND LOT
on NEW YORK AVENUE, NEAR SEVEN

ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
LIE Droit Building.
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND LOT
3E Nr SEW Y1Rk AVENUE NEAk SEVEN
By virtue Of deed Of trust TO me. dated June /,
@ re 81 bs and
written request Of the party whose debt Is secured
Ike sn.s si % D1HcYc issss
O'Clock p, M, all that piece and parcel q Eroqnd
isms,s Sel S ~ Bari Z q 10 naSSsr one SasSs
%S %n n S .s, S. q
Hs5t II Ss 81 rsss
8 sss: lsi1 @
ssss s a an n IA soo1dsd n ssf T. T. No.
Il, fOiio Ih, u aid LStl, and % much q tse !ams
s.s ssS pSssis ID, IseOrasS d IiSst n
80: q. folio o. Sy VIM: Il; Parker, with the
Fssns q ale. oss Ssf cash, Ss.nes in equal
gInsS = az ,oS twelve Ps Which y, s, ;s
N e. Ssy :s ss sHHf g
q Tine e ~ n s
i nina purchaser, ". I, Dus4t -s.s:..
pY GYORoE w. sTICkNErt
Real Estate k Assn' sn e. bsuis ssans
sA5 rs OF SSgRsSEp sI EsAME
BST%EEs /. AND ! 3 S l5;Sgt sTREETs
S Hrsas A q Sssa y tIa. ssse bsssner
D. S ss 70 t hs SS Of
laaSis. and q ihs fsaussi q iss party sssarss,
e. HSssS iss :. 4
;trsss e ne city q E.sSi9 Eton; .; q, e Yis,
ssns .ss s. pre- % sns D
ing twenty-five (zD feet, more or lsss. on Osrrpll
street, BY o uniform depth Of one hundred (igO)
feet, 70 an alley, together with the improvements
sSierm,-oue third cash: balance at SIX and
twelve months with interest az ten per cent. per
snnum.. secured BY . deed Of trast. deposit OF
veyancing Of plrch 1ser,s cost: tf- =
SsRRAAkEHs n n o%H 1tTTSEES Trustees
auIa-sTnfds Gro. W. sTiCKNEY. Ancs.
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.kucrIUN sALEs.
RY GEO. W. 6TlCKHEY, --r
~ Room n. LIE Droit BuildinG.

NNO~NON(~~ %~~~~~~S~~~S~~~
.sI-OE xe,psy.
Pr GEO. ". SIlCKHEY,
Real Estate o aSeis t e brSas igH"ns
SALE 9E HesSyHEp fE's5T ETH
SAs4 6AffToE aLt s Rr FfFsGfBa tlo
By yirtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Dherein % v aeLsaR Is conpiainsai and Mary
@. Young et al. defendants. the same being No.
aa wi sfs .ss 81 &
1873 At O'Clock D: m, IN front OF the premise
e, Eel three esineIes front q ssi ioi Z OF Lt-
ties subdivision Of part Of original lot NO. = In
The properly ; is Improved BY SIX new and nes.
Frame Dwelling and store, with stable. yard.
A plat OF the property, showing the froItage OF
prepared, and viii be exhibited on the ground on
Terms Or SALE one third Of the purchsse-nOney
sndeighteen nonths from day ofsale; the pirehaier
= s.
:s.:.r aTsafsS SISsSs E g:
GEO. W. sTfCkNEY,
a aull-wFM&ds 60. - Auctioneer.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 5i1 Seventh street, opposite q. B. Post once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-sTORY
FRAME DWELLING, NO. s0 N STREET
By Virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated March n, A.
@ sul IN 1Ssr for ao bc q
Columbia and at the request Of the party secured,
ises, on WED SEsDAY, August Is, 1875, al
O'Clock D. M, the following described real estate,
situate IN the city OF Washington. d. c., to wit:
Being part of lot sixteen, Qs, In square four hun
dred and forty-Bine (44s, beginning Tor the sane
on north n street twenty-one (2ll feet west from
the northeast corner or sasd lot running thence
westtwenty (aOlfeet by uniform depth Of one hum
improvements, &c. - ID.
Terms: One third cash, balance At SIX and twelve
secured by deed Of trust; all cash AZ the option
Quired e time Of sale. All conVeyancing 1t the
expense Oh BBR RIKSIrNsARD II. wARNER. Trustee.
e. J.. SWEET,
auI4-sTuAds Auctioneer.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the nne steamships Z. 9. KNIGHT and
TRIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK, -ALExAE-
pRIA, WASHINGTON and GEoRGETOWh,M
every Saturday At p. N. Leave Georgetown
every Tuesday ct 10 Q. N. and ALEXANDRIA the same
Fog full Information Apply % A. DEN
HAM, business once and wharf, 80 water street,
GEORGETOWN, or at the once Of the prestdent near
isil.tf President.
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DRUPOSALS FOR FUEL.
DROPOSALS FOR GOAL

PROPOSALS FoK OoAL 49,.
QUARrKRMAsTKR's ORYIoR,
Z. b. MILITARY ACADEMY, y
WEST POINT, N. Y, August 2. 1875.
Written propossis will be received at this of1ce
until SEPTEMBER !, 1875, at which time and
place they VIII be opened in the presence Of Did
ders, fer the delivery on the North Wharf, at
West Point, OF the following quantities OF Goal,
OF the best quality, for supply OF Quartermasters
Department and United States Military Acsd-
envy, viz 100 toms Stove size, Pittston; 1000 tons,
Egg size, Lackawsnns; 80 tons, stove size,
LscksWanns; 1000 tons, Chestnut size, Lacka-
wanna
Name Of Coal, and price Of each kind, stated
Preference will be given to articles Of domestic
production.
The Goal must weigh 2,24o pounds to the ton,
and be delivered between the 10th day Of Septem-
Der and the 10Th day Of October next.
Facilities mot including men) for unloading,
will be furnished.
Proposals to be st dressed to
First Lieutenant, Fourth ARTILLERY, q. IL. M. A.
au16
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pPRoPosuAIs
PROf3sxffss fSG8S 7
= - ...... ~. .- -,.n-n-SNAyyY NEW YORK. D

PRoPosA1 y 1853 J
-----...-ra-40-N-0--SN NAVY YABD, NEW YORK, ~
DEPARTMENT OF YARDS AND DOCKS
CIVIL RNGINKKR's OFFICE, July 30. 1876
Sealed proposals for rsmovfngthe slate nom an
iron truss roof in this navy yard (si1e 800 By t)
and covering the same with Ioist plank and sl2te,
to line the cutters and furnish and put up iron
ventilator shutters according 70 speefncations IN
the ONCE Of the civil engineer OF the yard, will be
received ct the ONCE Of said civil engineer in the
navy yard until Il o'clock ct noon OF the soth day
Of August, instant.
Proposals should Be Endorsed Proposals for
Plumbers Shop Roof"
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids which may be deemed not for its In
terests. - > .L.srD :
handing. NORMAN STRATUM, s..
suT CIVIL Engineer.
DKUPoSALS FOR FUEL.
OHYIcR OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
OoR. PEEEA. AVE. AND TwKNTY-FIRsr ST., \ a.
WASHINGTON, d. o., August 1873. =
+ Sealed proposals will be received until August
81, 1875, tor furnishing this office with Fuel for
the hscal year ending June 30, 1875. %.
For further information apply at the ONCE.
o. E BABCOOK,
auaet Colonel of Engineers, U. S. A.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Oontaining Cards OF R1Fst-Cln1s Hstab'
ushms nt8 I'm all Branches Of Busis
uSsa IN the DtstrfcG.
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0N D0IIAR 6GYEn.

/. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. KOONTZ, General AGENT.
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Hardshell Sermon.

: "My friends, sin makes the purti-
est man in the world ugly, all. And
| tell you what know, all. I was
coming mp to church to-day, when /
saw some mon in tho road, all, and
thought one was the purtiest young
man ! ever saw in my life, all and
as | drew nigh unto them, nh, I dis
covered that they were playing at
marvels, all, and all drew nigh unto
q place that was called taw, ah, and
they marveled, all he jumped up and
Topped his hands like Il rooster does
his wings and says, all, 4 wish may
be damned If amt fat, ah,' and, oh,
my friends, thought lte was the ug-
liest man l ever saw in my life, ali.
And ] opened my mouth and spoke
unto him thus, ali. Says I:'my
Young friend, this is not the way to
seek salvation, ah.' =. And said lie {:
Look 'ahele, old boss {! If you had
been salivattd as bad as have, all,
you wodld't love to hear talk of sail.
vation.' And now, my friends, nh, if
that young man said he was. fat, ali,
he told U lie for lie was as lean as
that hungry looking sister over thar,
that's always prayin' so earnestly
when the hat is passin' around, ali.
And my friends, ali, if that young
man had not been blinded by sin, all,
he never could Il mistuck me for an
old lloss, ah."-- Exchange.
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IF Inc Future Of Louisiana.

1t is t'itc saving that tho darkes
no"f' OF the night is the oye wl;c1
preccdes the dawn; and if this h,
true' 1t may be that the welcome Iiy1,
vi "ay must soon gladden. the heart.
4" our long suffering people. From
an parts OF thc,Htatc we Lave cheer
ing accounts Of the condition Of tLc
crops, and as the growing starlrs
nave almost universally been cult
waited on the most ecouomir,,
p'!nclp'e, and the difficulty OF OBJ
tanning credit has compc)led our
planters and farmers to live on what
little cash they had saved from last
YEARS agricultural operations, tLcy
denco n.', .'''N'+hl lind themselves
Mea HH, an; ana in possession Of sn,,,. 10
late disastrous stiusS,t' Si;,+ea tha;r
Federal Government.
Unless unforeseen and improbable
calamities should again ove,takc
them, the people Of Louisiana will,
therefore, emerge from the slough of
despond and enter with renewed
courage and wcll-founded cxpccta-
tons of future success Upon the road
that leads to atfiuencc through steady
and well-directed labor.
AS the products of our fields come
in the market, the trade of New Or
leans will awake from it's long para
lysis, and the life blood of healthy
monetary system will again flow
through every artery of the CONNER
cia' body. The freshly awakened in
terest OF Northern aud Of European
capitalists to the magnificent oppor-
tunltles for investment, so tcmptingly
laid before them in. our rich alluvial
soil, and the knowledge they have
lately acquired Of the utter faisity Of
tue pictures drawn by INSCRIPTIONS
'outragc" romances of tho carpet
bag and Radical persuasions, as to
the hostility Of our people to new
corners and their "banditti" pr0cli-
vities-not to speak of tie stupendous
lies tney nave so lDdustriOusly scat.
tered abroad as to tho "deadly" ma
ture of our climate all these results
OF the thorough and truthful accounts
OF the real condition of the South,
recently published to the world by
able and honest travellers of North
and European births, will turn back
the tide Of immigration from the
grasshopper and Indian infected
plains and the iuhospitable climate of
the Northwest, to the land OF the
orange aud the magnolia, the sugar
cane and the rice and cotton plants
"where the flowers ever blossoms, the
beams ever s'line," and the spirit of
man, is not literally "divine," is at
least tar more kindly and "human"
than it has been represented to be by
tho Shiny creatures VIII" havn sn long
m:s'ed the public opinion of the world.
The tyrant's iron grip was long on her
throat, but like the fable giant who
wrestled with Hercules, Louisiana
needs but "to toneh tho earth" to re-
new with ten-fold energy the struggle
OF fright against night and to come
out victorious from the trying Or
deal-N. D. Bulletin. -
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NAICHITUCHES, LOUISINA. AT7GIIST y 1o7=
ry, sailed to-day for Hav,e, on his
way to, to Rome! where he will receive
the nat aud ring Of Cardinal. 5000

ry' sailed to-day for Hav,e. on hi;
way to Rome, where he will recc;v.
the hat aud ring of Cardinal.
new York, Aug. ga PHILADELPHIA
dispatch about the explosion Of the
, magazine lin. in Fraukford Arsenal says ".
the loss Of life is terrible as far as ca !,
DC determined in the confusion of rx.
c'tement, not less than forty pcrsons
are killed and probably one hundred
others are injured, many of whom
cannot long survive. Tho buiIdino
was blown to pieces. In the build,
ing were stored a largo quantity of
powder, arms and artillery, besides
oat1Ic Tags and trophies taken or
''sed IN tbe wars of tho country.
night and smaller pieces arr! 2li it;9lM! pass }
day, and the miners dare not apn,1,, ri,
to ascertain tho extent Of damage.
Track is blocked.
Louisville, KY, Aug. 8-Returns
from Sc out Of ll6 counties give Nc
Creary, democrat, a gain Of about L.
goo over the vote Of same counties
for Lessie, in 1871.
Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. s.--The
breaks and damage of the Won Dalia
line has been repaired, and all trains
will run regularly without transfer,
beginning tomorrow night. The
Ohio and Mississippi has lost its Wa
bash river trestle, opposit Vlncenncs.
The back. water from the Wabash is
over the Evansville Railroad track,
south Of Oaktown, breaking commu-
nicatiou. The Wabash las fallen
two feet, and is now @ feet above
low water mark. The Evansville,
Tere Haute and Chicago Railroad
will run Trains between here and DAN
vile, ILL.,, regularly, Monday, and
will go through without transfer Tues
day. Weather is very favorable and
farmers are hopeful of saving half
their crops. ...sr.
New York, Aug. 8. - Archibald,
Baxter & Co.. a well known shipping
and commission firm doing business
at No. II Broadway, suspended pay
ment; they state they were unsuc-
cesstul in negotiating their bills of
exchange, and finally temporarily
embarrassed. This failure caused
quite commotion in Exchange Place
and among grain merchants, with
which interest they were closely iden.
tilted.
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Tho M;l,uouknn No,.o +n

The Milwaukee Ne,cs tells this in.
cident of domestic life: lis a little
Ii.u singing IN your heart, this morn
ing! asEau brnKllis 0i Ills young
wife at the breakfast table. He had
been out late the night before, and
pretended to, be very merry and
amiable. "1f You are caught going of
with the hired girl to another dance
in a beer garden, I'll set ~ thousand
birds singing.iu your heart, VI about
your ears" was the reply. And Bit;
kins' whole face turned as red as his
nOsc.' I'D. '#. ,s+ t.sHs5i -
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VOL. IL.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

- ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES,
NEW ORLEANS, Red River Landing
Simlnsport, Moreauville, Cotton
Point, Evergreen, Cheneyville Kamo.
ME, Wellswood, Alexandria, Cotile
aud Cloutierville, Arrive and de-
part Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at SAN.
SHREVEPORT, Spring Ridge, Keachie
Mansfield, Sunny South, Pleasant
Hill and Martina lille. Arrive Tmn.'
day, Thurday and Saturaa,. Dana -
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, iS
;sA. NJ.
SAN AUGUSTINE, Milan, Sabinetown,
Pendleton, Many, and Fort Jessup.
Arrive Tuesday and Saturday. De-
part Monday and Thursday, at 7 A.
NINDEN, Buckhorn, Ringgold, LIVER
son, Coushatta and Campto. Arrive
Tuesday and Friday. Depart We'd
uesday and Saturday at 6. A. NJ.
WINFIELD, Atlanta, Montgomery, and
g. Maurice. Arrive Wednesday and
Saturday. Depart Monday and Thurs
dsy sto A. NJ. owl. ,,,..
ALL MAILS CLOSE AT GAM.
Office Hours-from "a. NJ. to 9 P. NJ.
and from SPIN to 7PM. "5
AZ ..oaJ,F. DRVARGAs, Post Master.
1857 ,FifgG p. 49,
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A Boston editor bushes for the is-
norance of three young girls Of that
city who tried to get their horses
head down so that it could drink by
unbuckling the crupper. Probably
the same girls who unbuckled the
breeching strap going down hill, be-
cause it pulled against the poor horse
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The Khedive Of Egypt wrote to
General Sherman to ask him to rec
ommend q good engineer officer for
the Egyptian army, and the General
recommended Colonel Derrick, .of
Virginia, who, was. a prominent "Hi-.
GET in the engineer service in the Con-
federate army during the whole rebel.
lion. Colonel Derrick has received his
commission and sailed from New
York for Egypt Wednesday.-[Ex.
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II think l have seen you before,
sir. Are you not Owen Smitl, 2" "Oh,
yes, I'm owiu'Smitl,, and OWN Jones,
and OWN Brown, and owing every
body"
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MARKETS.

Cotton - demand moderate; sales
335 bales. Good ordinary to strict
good ordinary llt@l24 low middling
to strict low middling l3s0l3i mid
ding to strict middling l4l6l4t;
good middling Is. Receipts 81 bales.
No exports. Stock on hand 22I.&.
Week sales 1900 bales Net receipts
Great Britain 25i. Sugar firm !; com
mon 81 !; fair to fully fair 8a@N
prime 81. Molasses dull common
4O@45; fair 50@55 primeato choice
58@7O; -four scarce aud frmer; superb;
fine IS IS, Xxx 606 Is, Xxx 6 6508
50, choice 8 75@925. Cormeal firm,
1895; corn scarce and Arm 1904 !;
oats 6707O; bran 81 20; hay quiet
5000 per ton ;pork. tiru,, sS23 50 /;
dry salt meat quiet shoulders to ar;
rive 81 lard steady, tierce l4f@14a (;
bacon, clear sides, l2@l23 gold 1874.
Sight. 81 premium. I'd; .. .4..,
New Orleans, Aug, 8-Cotton dull !;
Sales ~ bales. --Good ordinary lls@
l2t !; low middling to strict low mid
ding l3t@l3f middling 70 strict
middling l4a@'44; good middling Is.
Receipts "a bales. Exports 1881. Cost
Wise. III; stock $4,000
Sugar firm common 81; fair to
fully fair 6s@9s prime 81. Molas-
ses dull :; common 4O@45; fair 500
IS; prime to, choice 5000. Flour
tirmer common IS Is; fine S. D@
SIS superAne $500; Xxx S. ESQ
s so; xxx sos 80; choice and
family % $50 9jE Corn firm $40
81. Oats 67@70. Bran firm at 81 25.
Hay lower, prime, az. Pork firm,
s23 500 2a5. Dry salt meats quiet,
shoulders to arrive, ct, Lard steady;
fierce l44@l4i. Bacon firm, 0f0l3t
ola. Hams, choice sugar cured held
at IA. Coffee firm, ordinary frmer at
2Of. Whisky firm at l2O@l2. Gold
ll3f. Sight 81. Premium sterling
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Foreign.

Hong Kong, Aug. 5.-Assaults upon
foreigners cOutinue o..
Hung Kong, Aug. O.-Tluuulvs SUN
continue, the last attack was upon an
attache of the German legation
Negotiations between japan and
Cora assumed a less friendly char.
acter than before. Japanese officials
have been recalled from that country.
Rumors Of impending war.
Dublin, Aug. 6.-The banquet last
night, given by the Lord Mayor of
Dublin, in. honor Of the memory Of
O'Connel, was a brilliant affair. A
dispatch was received from the Pope
giving his blessing to all persons as
sisting at the centenary. The health
Of the Pope was proposed first, and
the Queens next. The toasts were
received with loud cheering. A toast
to O'Connel was responded too by the
grand sou of the Liberator, and by
the Arch Bishop. Many toasts were
proposed, and procession through the
principle streets were large and in'-
posing aa.l.a.
London, Aug. s.-According to &C
counts from Damascus to the I'D of
July, cholera was raging there; four
hundred cases we're reported daily,
but the real number was concealed.
The christian quarters are deserted T;
sudden deaths in the streets. There
are no physicians, medicines or sup
plies. The diseas Sc is also bad at An
tioch. o. aue.. -, =
Ottawa, Aug. S.-A, dispatch from
Gastevins says, three children while
out picking berries in the bushes
were killed By bears. Only the feet
and arms Of one child can be- found.
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Signal Service Reports.

For the Gulf States, partly cloudy
and continued warm weather with
southerly winds. Rising barometer
and local rains in lower Mississippi
valley.