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THE ENGLISH EMPIRE IN INDIA.

O,e ,f The late English Reviews thus traces HE rapid
orowt, of the English Empire in India:
In ,751 not quite hundred years ago. England, besides
hnp mistress lew factories ON inc COAST VI haa6af
mi Imomande exercised sovereignty over 80. square
mics f territory which hud acquired from inc Nabub OF
Bengal In 1888. the dule OF Lnfd Iof"a'ss permanent
SETTLEMENT upwards of 200 0OU square miles Of territory,
i, population little short Of 10000 OOO acknowledged her
supre,acy The former had grown in 1878 Wien Inc char.
Ter was renewed about 33OOUO square miles lhe 'a,te To
60 QUO OOO which again increased In 1888 10 aouUuU
souatu miles pepled by least UOOUUUUU ol natives Al
,s d,v ine surface extent u land actually contributing Ia
the India treasury and managed by covenant servants Oi
he t;umpany Tails little short of 200 square miles, whit.
The population will be placed under rather Than abu'e HE
mark, if assume that II reaches l2O,UUUu uU
But this ALL Between Cape Cumofn ahu te I'll.
MALAY va mountains. and from BOmbuy 10 Daracan thte Is
not prncipay State province, but more or less con"
nected with British Empire by treaties adniIssVc "l HE
superiority of the stranger Thus northward o the penn-
smar extending To the centre we lind Cushnefe Us out
ledge Nepuu the northeast frontier States, kaJponna,
Dude Bundelcund the southwest frontier States Brrar,
Sunseor Manu and Hyderbad with ohet less important
pfincpaltirs The south, the MYsOre lie ossa Tag
hires TravrncOc, &c. and Ia the west Guzzerat ana Vari-
aus other petty ccainshps besides All these presenting
surace eAlent vi upwards Of 100000 square miles and
comprising population which has been taken oil ~ UUuOuu
souls practical purpose al inc absolute us
pusa of the British government. Sono oil tnci are con
neccd with by subsidiary treaics that ID 10 say, they
supuly funds for the maintenance OF given number ol
troops which the British government discipncs ana OH
GERS; tribute, and undertake, IN case VI war 10
swell amy with c0nngents, u which Inc slrengh
fixed; while The residue accepting our protection, hold tc
selves bound when called upun 10 Cooperate WIN US 10 any
contest into which may In word England has
become far extensively Than could nave been pcnrrd
of The most powerful Nlaomedan hinperors, lords para
mount India having vassaLge under us whose assfcs
sivu military establishments show mlstrItoi IN rounu
numbers Of about 400 900 armed National Demo
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We are indebted 10 the sphlly Washington Star or thr
following amusing anecdoc Of Mike Walsh and Mcdonald
the newspaper carrier:
Some years agn Mike visited Washington for the ifst time
where his fame had reCrlcd him. AMI consequently n
was I'll received by all who sought his acquaintance
we may say hut one That was poor NcD"nau no" 90
mare that time carrier ni the Sna newspaper ne ha'
heard mneh nf Mike, and being told that the Ne" OH
hero in town. usduously sought him OUT lhii al
length found Mr.. Walsh in Of the hotels MIKE was
unnle him. hn his AMI appearance hl" NJ" come
nm To Macs nnl;pns nf The man, ind he swne u was no,
r simon Nevertheless he would bt ihttnitetd, ana
was and after shaking hands, he eyed MIKE r"S1'y anu
sad: ,,,
al dahl know anything about my celebrity sir, hui am
Mike Walsh OF New York"
"What the hero of lamnnny lial-he who battles
against The enpIrirs Gf drnlDrrlcy 7"
81 am the 81 ule"
Mac surveyed Mike again and said he I've ID hh was
Mike Il much larger man, hr was, sure.
Mike smiled and remarked new Thing 10 MN
10 havc To prove his own hIeuIiiy
Several friends uf NJ convince him that h'
was taking the genuine Mike Some htr sociaoll'S
ensuc, when The company started tor ilrr Respective
hnn, Mike aud Mac and another together Mac however
could believe that he in company with me rur WIN
Walsh bright thought struck him, however, ami he hc
ermnrd be satisfied wien he stopped Mike ana square
him. elf Nnw' said he N dnn'i believe you are MIX
Walsh and tell Y0n SIR you an irnpnsihr ~ 20" "t'
The real Mike you whip me- and you must WIN TINS
strange expression he struck Nike when the latter panet
few well put blows abou! the face and body "l Mac nha
~ br Ing him 10 The pavement Mac gathered himself up
somewhat the wnrse Tor his queer test, aud pnttns ON h
hand eSclulmed
"BIas if you ain the real Mike! Give yonr paw, old
boy and let's go and have r drink The strength
il ihnt can be found in Washington"
70 This Mike and his companion asscntc ana lhry lo"s
heur,y "clrcsher and Tiger laugh over the scene INA
had passed. but there better friends in me worn
Than Mcdonald and Mike Walsh after hat original mhent
of twn Of the greatest originals Of The day.
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sRlSE IN THE ROANOKE-'rhe Weldon Patriot sar
On Monday last the Roanoke commenced rising al hs
place with such rapidly rous appfehehslons !"
be for the safety Of The crops the "ow grounds
We glad be able say however that whilst some
few of our farmers will sustain considerable loss IN The
general tho damage will very serious Only The low
lands in cultivation inundated Whilst we are VII.
ling this the waters arc gradually subsding. The chief
losses BY the freslei, learn are Mr. Thomas Burton
Mr VIM A. Daniel Mrs. NJ. B. Eppes and Dr.. Eppes. The
crops several ohers portions Of their fields VIII be par
Ialiy inIured-and among Others Mr.. " H. Days and Col
~ NJ Longs MIR. H. Ponton, and perhaps q. w.
Bass Esq will each suffer a small lose We save hea rs
nothing from the plantations OF The Messrs burg"yn and
Long on the other side the river from the extensive
farms of the Messrs Johnenn DeveeauS Hill and others
below; but the exception OF Mr. H the impression ia
that they have escaped without INJURY The resne
~ unexpected 1t lacked eight feet of being high at this
place as the eshe Of August 1850; and eight feet eleven
inches OF being as high the freshet OF March, 81.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAI, FAIR.

Al meeting Of The Board OF Directors of the Virgins
Central Rail Road Company, the 9Th Sept 1853, the
following resolution was adopted viz:
whereas the Agricultural Society of Virginia. propose to
hold iar 10 me city OF Richmond in the month of Novem
Der next and this board being disposed mid audablr
enterprise n lie infancy
Resolved Ihat on the occasion all persons eIhh
Ting evidence of being members of the Society," and all ar.
ciss intended for exhibition shall be carried and re-
7ed over this road free OF charge; but the company will
be responsible for any accidental injury loss per
sons or property 80 carried.
NoTE-I il possible that subjects for exhibition may
be offered Than company have convenient means for
ansportng prevent disappointment should
fer with the superintendent ten DAYS before the far
+. FONTAINE, President
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GREAT INCREASE OF SPEED William Norris OF
Ph,I,d.Iuiu one of The most nf living Engineers
is constructing. the city ni New York, steam vessel l"
be- ready Il, sail in February next, aud which will 10 hr
opiuiun of the inventor be- able 10 perform voyage 10 .u
rope hnluay and securely, within six hnys, b-surs pos
sessug various advantages over ordinary siramrfs
This vessel huliug, and is OF The following d
mansions:
Length on deck cystic, Draft Of water OK fee,
Depth Of hold II iret Displacement $50 tons
Diameter Of wheels 81 f"r! Power ,2OO horses
Beam amitsnps 81 irc To carry 81 passengers
IN. builders guarantee that she will make voyage be-
tween New Yew York and England within six days in the
winter sensnn VIM. Norris, Civi and Mechanical Ens.
necr and John w Griffith. Naval Architect arc the CON
srucins aud racnecs They claim the following udVan
lages in their Improvements:
l. A perfect security against fire and waller
2 Less risk TO iie aud greater comfort Ia passengers.
The boilers will he placed within walls of iron with
beams over the AIR chambers Of sufficient sustain
inc capacity viii extend The Whole l,ngth ol the ship The
sudden shocks of head and beam seas, which all ships OF
the present construction liable ohviard by these
improvements while the gentle udnating motion, always
mainlnlnrd will tend Ia prevent sea sickness aud al HE
same tim. keep the decks dry except from spray.
The full power OF the engine viii be reserved for combat
ting heavy gales Will. ships OF The present construction
compelled TO slackcn their steam the gale increases IN
severity These new improvements enables more Steam
be applied. the harder the gale blows. That The end pro-
posed w be gained we have the utmost confidence. a
speed twenty miles per hour is certain, which will
psh passage in six days. The power of the engine Will
be greater than The Cunard steamers
The machinery OF this ship will consist Of walking
beam engine with two tubular boilers all Of the most I'M
proved construction, but without anything in their
principles The model is the result Of great deal
of practical experience well Of aborions and careful
themalira racua;ians and Ia believed that lines and
forms ATE produce the possible resistance in
passing through the The daily consumption Of coal
will be 80 TONS and the stock oI Passage 300
freight he taken. She will no masts but will
be srrangrd with ury-tnasls 10 rig in of necessity
Boston Bee
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ARRIVAL OF GUANO.-I'he barquo Chatham from
the Chincha Islands, reached her wharf last night and this
morning tremendous rush was nude the agent Tor
des Tie demand for the article increase as The
wancs and the intensity of eeln. among
holders rynnd any former arrival Mr. Barri The gem
emay agent, is anxious Ia accommodate all but
demand is much greater than the supply is impos-
sble IT, We learn that other arrivals daily e1
pereJ and who fail to-day get any may be enco-
ragged To hope their will soon
Baltimore Patriot of Uednesd0y.
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gIgE II IL " s,

THE BALTIMORE BURGl.Ak.-A Nj. beho'' t''1''
ed by Capt. Wscrsun of the police "Wednesday ="
charge OF burglary in Baltimore. was brought ocioe
Maynr yesterday morning. who rcmandcd nm 10 jan ~
examination this morning which time il s expected WV
uesscs from Baltimore will be present The prisoner 10
Young Of genccl appearance He had by his sue' "
the prisoners box, the Mayors Court room, young "o
man and child, sud 10 he his wife and offspring
Captain Wilkerson has obtained possession OF me e'
trunks belonging the prisoner They were taken from Inc
cars al Petersburg aud brought back TO th:s city
| WHEAT AND FIOuR.-lt will be seen by The regular
repor of The markets in another column that h price OF
wheat and flour has arrived al pretty high STANDARD" IN '
market The advance is The result OF corresponding 's'
In Europe shown by The recent accounts o' ma 49,,
ter So far prediction yenured by US sol''e '.o
that wheat aud flour would continue 10 bear pI 49,
nnntng TO the price OF labor and products OF the c""
| try generally, has been fully sustained
lrKUNKEL'S OPERA TROUPE.-lhis old and wen
known Band OF Ethiopian Serenaders commence series "
Instrumental and vocal concerts at metropolitan ia'' '
eysune OF half past o'clock The Troupe is nnshany
full! having many us eleven members anu contains "
chicc talent Of The country in their peculiar und unas
line of vocal and instrumental music See the noce Oh '
! Ford, the Agent, in another column.
uusTINGS COURT YESTERDAY.-Th Court re-
sumrd what they had commenced the day before Tue cohs
dealion Of the OF Lucy slave 10 MIR Benjamin Arch'
CHARGED with the murder of infant child on HE premise
~ Mr. BENJAMIN Richardson OF this city, few weeks
s;nre Tie Commonwealth represented by r. T. Dan
ieI Esd the accused defended by George W. ftnn
oIph and Vim Wallace Day, Esqs. The Court was unan'
NOUS verdict Of acqutla tnere being no evidence "
show roncusfvely child alive at the time oil us
| birth. :,
VIM J. Bowles and Silas Johnson charged with assault
ino and fonDusly cutting with knife J. T. l.. Chandler
NJ I West of Broad street, short time SINCE were
.ynmncd and remanded for trial before the Circn Court
in November neytbai being allowed for their appearance
The case OF Daniel Rogers and four Others charged win
conspiracy TO cheat Martin Van Buren, Spcer, by games
with cuis the house Of George Ensbery was ruicu ana
continued until the term in consequence o the absence
NJ witnesses The accused suv-uly entered into reme~a
Of their bonds for their appearance at The Or'obsr term
| CENTRAL RAIL ROAD The receptso ~ the Virginia
Central Kali Ruud Tor The month OF August 1853, are rs IL"
| lows:
| Passenger fare et1, U-i -.
| Freight aud mail pay li'''i u
..,,., s25992 9G
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TILE OHIO RlyER-rnE AGRICULTURAL FAIR

THE OHIO RlVER-THE AGRlCULIUhaL FAIR
WHEELING, Sept 1.-THE waller in the Ohio has lowered
little more since yesterday but navigation Is stu nnlnter
rupted The steamer Castle Garden and other are ny
for passengers and fregh, to-day Freishs gent rally ne
reported Coffee Cincinnati IS per bag and 81
Louisville.
The Western Virginia Agricultural Fair opened with great
success To day. large humber of here from
the surrounding States oi whom have taken adam
of the reduced fare for The round trip over The Bali.
and Ohio Railroad from along the dieren. stations
including Baltimore
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The Plymouth Rock gives the following testimony as 10

The Plymouth Rock gives the following testimony as I,
Plymouth:
"Whrn tnnk up sidcncc in Plymouth We found IN,
town as thought for large place remarkably TEN
peralc town. and for The first six months of our
here, man intoxicated although we ,oubI
not there nlUXcation here But so strictly were
laws enforced that hotel keepers were punished for
furnishing glass of wine their snldes and in NOR,
than instance vctualrs prosecuted aud fined for
selling glass Of cider This it will be recoccted was n
der the odd law Bat this not stringent enough AMI
law was imported from Maine where had been got IN
Tor political purposes which 10 make the conviction o:
the liquor dealers much easier by giving tho prosecutor
power TO seize aud taste o his liquor, il in plac,
where police officers could help themselves and keep the de-
canlers and teaspoons for evidence This law has beer
operation eighteen months and not only have prusecu-
lions been attempted under il but has l0uOr
dealing become, thu, daily Keeling about our
streets and We can hardly approach oae without en-.
counering some victim who is Keeling from den Of nee
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re moLLowAY's OINTMENT ANo plLi,,

go IOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT hND Pills
~ - FDR L II r. CURE OF StRUFlIA. GAAtEKNI
WOUNDS, AND OLD SuKES-Aga Asnry youth the s"s
'ir lanes Avuy, ni Ramsey, CarbIlacAs severely Uf
r,w wounds, years aud JniHe
without the benefit 49,
brur derived trm Ia his rinrabi- Nj lo,'
Sergeant, chemist Rry recommended him linii "h'
aud Pulls and n-r Invaluable medicines have bee"
rh-rtuaiiy the boy - complaint
brief They chicdcIuus remedy " y
/ -. n.t .o,r- r,ur and rlcnu,;I,m Scpi
ST IA VI Elk pOCAHOSTAS, FOX BALTIMOht
AND PHILADELPHIA.
Lfar.S Sai,G,uy aiirTnoou jo.f "ciysk
gSREtll1 received thr Friday 49," ~ t'H 81
the hon" "'2 o'clock, r NJ saturday af.-m'oo s.esE
Eth inst. ..r..>
li.-Dt tII 4 W
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WISCONSIN CONvENr1oN

RuyrA,o, Sept l3.-Ihe Wisconsin Democratic Stat.
CONVEX ION met few days since, much difficulty
in -fecting permsnent organization. Four ballots were
had for Governor The last Of which stoodFarchid 81;
Smith g.; scattering 8.
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LATER FROM m0NTEvIDEO

PHILApELPHIA, Sept lily arrival here have la
udvccs om hnn,evdeo, which snte that Gen. Urqni
had sought refuge board of American steamer,
his flight had caused much rejoicing anung The people
NJ UGH commission existed.
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I.IipiAM \ " 4
ANDRE LEROY. NunsEnyMAN,

-TnA
HEbSDKaRT aud corresponding MEMBER &c a" 'i w S3
4 principal Agricultural Ss"ir"s al Europe and Amrf'cf
hi, and the Iubr general Wal
sU published hi- Catalogue iS5. which y TIE =
- complete made. All ia. aii
kinds Trees. Shrubs T.
y stocks Hoses will br found M said CataloPur
ca, he had application Ia the undersigned Vt"
receive alt orders a,i attend 10 rrceis aud m "
IN, al ii. trees ordered. arrival here.
II is useless add that Mr. LEROY pn-sessc' the largest "
SERS on Ill. experience "r!'
America aud superior aud reliable quality OF all - TIERS
!, Ia, we'll established require any further notice Order, 10
IN A, the ell ~ the fall, vii" Iri"G'
when the tress here, and how they u be o";
T.. BuSSA>tE
Ii a Sim lbs Pearl stTrr Ne" IT,
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cOWHlDINC; CA

NEWPORT. X. l. Sept. II A c"whldng assault io"k
ucc nj The Bellevue House this Isaac b Holmes
The recipient, and VIM. R. Morgan The "Gttator-canse
holmes interference in Morgans domestic utiirs.
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LATEST NESS by THE TELEGRApa
THE LATE FOREIGN NEWS.


THE LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
New York Sept 1--we learn by papers received By m
Niagara that export OF bendsuifs has been generate
prohibited by all the European Governments Several ors
hlye occurred Belgium owing 10 the high price of pran
SYRACUSE. SEPT. l5.-The Soft Shell Democrat. h. Va
nominated full Stale Ticket and passed resou,o,
The Hard. Shells adopted The resolutions as N.
Shells aud adjourned in high spirits The Albany Ar
gus supports The Hard. Shell n"ninarinn,
TRIAL OF BISHOP DUANE.
CANDIES, ~ j. SEPT. Is The Court OF Bishops re az
srrbird 10 day, hut nothing is officially known of Their
aasacliuns IL is believed they have resolved Try Bsh
up Doane.
10 the SESSION Of the Court of Bishops to-day il rumo
t that Bishop Doanr, Monday admitted the charge o.
ndscrert conduct but denied wing any dishonest purpose
fl stated that the prcsenIcs are about TO enter nos
pros.ou Bishop Doanr excupaled the presenters from
uuwu,ihy motives The result Of tu.days proceedings h.
unknown.
| PHILADELPHIA AUG. 10 The Brig Sharock for New
Orleans nov in The Delaware Break Water has been
unable proceed her voyage owing TO her havn.
mulined
| BALTIMORE SEPT l5-Saes of 1900 bbs -four !;
| Sc. II; white wheat 81 % 80. Corn is steady.
NEW YORK, SEPT l5-Sales OF State brands hJur ),
ST. % 81 Southern Is unchanged Wheat unsettled :
| Yellow corn Sc cts
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Corn active and circulars quote even hsf
Than The above ;,
American stocks unchanged Consos hal drcl!e
o97is The Banks had rased the rate n interest !" ion'
per cent . ;,
Among the passengers the Franklin IL MI J"hh ~.
Powell with The painting representing the Discovery oi me
Mississippi river prepared for the Rotnndo al me Idl
| National IaicHgencer
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$l4,02l %
1871 u
SJ5g q2 qti
For the Enquirer.
m 1,uE cORNET BAND.

Messts Editors We think il would be very Wise pan
and good act for Tho Cornel Band 10 give Concert 20
the Capitol Square, for The relief OF the New oLleans ana
~ ,i.r,,. The members Of the Band kind heart
.J uru ,.neu and would hesitate 10 90 humane @c
for ,lr rrir Of their fellow beings They are, therefore,
r.r.,IrIlv requested Ia give Concert some ngl neal
worr hv MANY FRIENDS OF HUMANITY.
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yaSS valuable has used Tor several IN Enc
land parts Of Europe, and nrlt IA Gnann. "s Tho
IN and the extent TO Which Is used AMONG
thu Country has bcrn fr'th1;
Inn ~ pro.r,ss mIe IN I" "t Ilr lnbm La not
he. mar shan Lhrld il II nov ciirn-'fcy
~ Northern full trial AMI n."-sh'
rn ., aul israpids hc'ollns, IKE ~ predecessor
i;u,,r Iayorite al the South aml Wet ,
lscnmpose crushed ground bones drcnn posed ny M al
,tioa Is their weight OF snlphuc Arl d.ea WIN wa
ter which added due proportion "i guam" anu
ammonia The aud Of the Inost eceh agents
IN ~ Peruvian Guano ,, ,,, 49,. >,
II 10 any which there not alreadya 'u suy
nj The which seldom The All CRUZ arc oeheh'
ell by It's application $40. ~ I'm ms .,.h No
CHARGE or PACKAGES All vi be BRANDED " e huIs
Ak, Adventure. IN. horticultural implements Of all Kinds
Field aud G.nrn Seeds IN great riTirtJ w T. i' ~
p'"e ''us'' '''' " n T. ALLEN Gate A. Asn 4 Coo
g. - -. Ig9 aud l9i Water street New York
SEW .IEDICAL AND SC1EarlFiC BOOKS.
TONS Operative optamc Surgery. Eihsd ny L"''
w NJ d. with ico illustrations. ,,,, Cocoon,
the Diseases "i LhdfeH Seo"u
.dt iun.rn much enlarged ,.w .,,r.e =!
edition. -, -. r,.J .,liou.
illustrations. u, &c., vol SyO.
.,seImA, : 49," anI for a. hv A MORRIS,
edition. 'us' receiver u"u ''' sa'e y 81 Main st
Sent
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On the 9th instant the Howard Association OF New Or
leans RENTED TO Mobile the Of 81 900 genernus,
sent from there during the early period OF the epidemic il
aid of their dsIesses Mobile alas is suffering pro
badly about badly as Now Oilcans from the scourase
The Bee mentions II as fact worthy Of record that In,
Independent Order ol Odd Fellows in New Orleans hav
been severe sufferers from the epidemic:
"Some OF It's nobes, purest best have fallen victims
10 the dread destroyer But 10 the honor the Or
der be sad that Odd Fellow has beencompeed 10 asl
assistance outside of his Order from any quartz
whatever. Neither have the phianthropc workings OF tn,
Order been confined members within ITS mnedai,
Jurisdiction Ii has been rallied upon 10 provide for and
inter transient brethren from almost every quarter of
compass. The duties dcvoving npon il have been faithful
ly fulfilled"
10 view of these facts ia pleasure TO state that III.
attention of Odd Fellows ia other parts OF the country has
been aroused things existing The Order
Ia New Orleans, and that assistance has been promptly
given. Contributions have been sent from many points
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,,E,vy wOOLEN GOODS, BLANK ETs,

.,ul. ,uyl. the attention Farmers Planters. aud
the large AMI superb assortment 81
AMI families lnN received All bonsht
M , rvr,ip terms IL -ni, IA low they eau lie
nru. t where, va
Heavy Silcrps Grey Sattineis anl l~crns
lark mn 81
s,ru, Krr.eys aud EuIIrras l.n-e!s lar oht hands
s,,ut ,u,I medium ulaId AMI plain lInSeys
American and EaslIsh white Blankets
Heavy c0lrtrd - u" : 's'J '"''P
rI,ii tntou IJonrscs am. GIneldms
Ir.t t.o ton S!lrrtings and Shinlnss
i.,.l,.i C,ttor Shrriine-, Pillow Cation and Shtnss
variety at best make. aud lowest prices, uhd
IL, nIh,T .unt, Tor and general family
Hey have and tine stock :" Black ai Fancy Cloths
la gruiir
RACK uul Fancy fassImcrra
E,pry e. nd Piaitls for boys &c.
Fancy Twect- Jeans, &c.
general assortment "i i'noi' Tor Mrn AMI BOYS
I1,ry iuy the atlenlnnol buyers
So M cs,w3w T. K. PRICE & co.
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ExPresdent Tyler is soonrnng at the Exchange Hotel
10 this city We happy to find that the health OF this
distinguished citizen is not pecep'iby impaired by the ap
poach Of age lie still displays the vigor ami freshness
Of his more youthful days.
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TOHAGCO-I'c mai kel Is wilhnut change since oul
last report. N. NJ. MARTIN u CO
Sales al Tobacco by N NJ. MaRrIS & Go. lind Jai
y W"ndy M Sl3; ! " ChnplrlI M 10; r l. Ruysl II
! 81 w |. Harms at and IS . b T. 1horp 10 Il
and III Is; II r. Coleman ~ 81 ! NJ SaterWh iie H.!
3 " G Thomas at g. q IS 50, s. so %, IS 10 i
aud II; + II Holland at 81. and & Daniel at Il
and u The latter hhh 10 Messrs Geo Gillian Bro
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NORFOLK MARKETS, SEPT. l4.-Bacon, Hog room
Sides 81 a 81; Mes,ern Shoulders I n Is Flour Fin,
nont SupcIfne. new, 81; Family ~ Yellow Corn, !.
Mixed 66 6s; White G6; Prime White, &C Wheat. Whit
nominal 81 10; Rcd, IL; Oats IS.