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The state fpUu, feeling IT Conaa,inople is thus dos
c-ibed hy 1Hs Nnmy Chronicle e5rrespo lcut:-TL,.
consideration which las undoubtedly greatly lal
e-.ed the Ottoman Government, AMI which mainly con.
bu;ei TO tie refusal OF ,he late note orsagI.d fiom W.
enas aurassure5 from good source that the She <
al Islam, head OF the faith plainly declared in the lat
council that be- would no; be- auswcraJc COR the peace Cd,
-'luDrll should that note Dee adopted The army STA
toned a.oU- tc bank of 'r Danube under tho CON
,. pmcr Fcua AMI the numerous irregular forces that
have been drawn together 3d. the conclusion
have retain 90 their homes. This circumstance rsce
the Turkish Government in an awkward predicamort
Should an guomiou- be concluded aud these men
be dishiudei, they wil. undoubtedly return eupi,
handed % their aJM-- The Government will in that
event have tie power control any the regular
irregular troops wao have gathered from the interior o.
the A. aiic possessions o Turkey, will wreak their ven
on the Christian pop uitious ahOm they meet on
their path aud should he Turkish troops even demand
20 p5- through t'G-anfinope their return who l. 10
prevent thewf The later contingency IT, however MOI,
very probable. Nevertheless the Frank population OF
'Dllltuul s hF 40 means 40 ~ ease and a- regards
the Greeks vHp irHapit the numerous village that Inc
ine banks oi tao HrIhorg., they are Zoo great alarm
can assure you, positive feet, that every house t.
armed. and tGyt tU. future BE- awaited with uuIi-,g-sl
anxiety Hitherto the English and French we're looked
upon a allies, not Iy sentiment, least by interest
1ut since tIr he rpg 200 boy tie representatives, o'
'h'-" Powers 90 g Ninurer note, are aI pu, yer,
much into the same box a. lrireH1iy giaours. "
tri Sc; Of teeth 100 number h.. Jus, been CIT
10y Humphrey Powell aged 70 year.. r..iiu, ia Mari,n
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'' tie morning 81 the 3th instant o., the Monumental
Church, by Che Rev Geo. Woodbridge Mr. EDWAKDE
ibis city.
At t.e same tine aud place, by tho Rev T. r. Castle
man, w. sAhL 81. BAILEY " Miss MARY ". BEERS.
all Of tHis city.
D1 Iit. r.rH.g The iit irs by the Rev ~ d. B,v,. A.,
Gt'E'E MAYNARD q, Mss sALLiF v y1g1ge.t J,a,i, y,
90. ri.'HI %. Parker. aII of uIa city. - '''' vi
washington lrI.r. please COPY.
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- inc "'. Oh emigration laat a ie" years
va, ,''"'"- '.''" ''rI.h.a to- the Great West has,
'-' ..'' '.' 'o''."'""ea 'h' ceased To
'''' 'l'- anu ,h'''Irs'ns sons OF
''. ~ Do cheaper 10 cultivate
". ,"-" ''.'' state lA'nsN somewhat i'm
'''" '.I' .'''lhI cultivation than To- open
'"f'''s VIC ''''' Oh ne" country. Tie
'',' '' 'Nl'..' "He" mus seeking
''9''.' .'5'o.., cd" 10. a- lF'h1Dy eNpch-
5'"l I''''. Experience OF
90, amply '',.,'', "1.'a 'Ns important fact
' SUI ''' ''-''' l'a' '' not susceptible Of
''''!'' ''i.i'' ANU U''' WEI Tot compensate
''''''.' "' ''''' anu capita. Dli'"cI upon
~ "''''" ''e experiment h'' he'n tried j., .1s
''u' 10 most encouraging degree Tic
,''' ''' Virginia h'''' nave been
'''' ny V'e a.l 'i inc proper
-, ''.'..' '''7 W. '. j nave
'..', ''.''s can De bought
t.,,,,o.,5.i ... ''.''' '""' "'''' nav, 10
,,,,,,s Ill. -. ,, s''' '' D" Ouy'nE
,,oo,,,I,,.,r. =. '"' '',' are .'' i'
,y,,.r, NJ c,r,r,a,. g.. -. ''' '''''''
.,lor,,.1 -. a., "' u'u.
d. ,i,,,.t...,.,.-i.. ,.''.' wa eN"au''.' ana
H., ~ '''', o''''s 'o"'at
i. money. and I,y .nt.,,;.. ,'''O'
with labor the oyvpcr ID Nd. ,,,,l, r...,,.., ~. .,
he had the money 3, Tine amour, ~ -. :,
,.r,, 10. ,.:..., .r '''. ''..'..',''
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Sunday 100 In Gaieshead there have been I67 deaths
from the "a TO the l7th in Heworh Is and in whchani
and Ninaton 10. The proportion of the mortality cor.
responding periods Of the outbreaks Of 1881 aud 1888 Is
tolows-Newcastle lS53-During the first 10 DAYS from
the 3lsi OF August TO the 18th Of September there have
been deaths rom cholera and darrhoa 557 lS3i-Dur-
ing the first 10 days In 1881 from the 9TH Of December
the 21th there 9l deaths ~ DAYS QS5S) bb7. 10
days OsSt 9l; excess in 1885, i66. very important
step was taken on Sunday by the authorities in London
II has been found that in part OF Newcastle called Sand
gate 1000 people living a Of such filth over
erowdng and absolute want of the eommones convent
ences Tor either decency cleanliness that the ony hone
OF ehcctualy checking the progress OF the epidemic among
them Is 20 remove them from the locality. The Inspector
othe General Board Of Health recommended this aud the
Board OF Ordnance the application OF the Gcncra Board
OF Health granted the OF tents in which $50 OF the
population were accommodated Besides these upwards
Of 900 people LEFT the locality aud dispersed themselves
ese"herG Among the people draughtcd into the tents
not single case of cholera occurred while leo additional
cases took place among the population, which rc-
NAMED in the houses. There OF obtaining
accurate Information the Geo OF the population dis
pcrsed, but il is reported generally that they have eN-
pecnced similar immunity. Another consequence of thi
iaNal OF nearly onchaf of the whole Inhabitants, has
been that the fatality has diminished in greater ratios
among those who len. Tents have been supplied by
the BOar OF Ordnance in several other instances at the
request OF the General Board HEALTH With similar
ehcAl results, as far has been ascegaiued. Tents
were erected on the Town Moor Monday morning to
which people from infected districts will be removed
The ehurchyarls OF All Saints :; Andrews aud 81 Johns
nave been closed by the church.WsrdtuS the
OF this may be appreciated from the fact that in 81 Johns
iard in the idst Of popuous ueichboIhooi, during
last weeS grave made twenty three inches deep
contain coihn twenty inches high Dr Gravn has |
been sent down 10y the Board Of Health relieve Mr.
1raingcr DIR Gravin visit the infected dis. /
trics Monday morning. to close those dwellings which
ne considers unfit for human hahtatiOn. The epidemic
Is hoped, exhausted ia vi,ulcnce Gaeshcaj On
Saturday Mr. rattson registered 81 deaths; SUNDAY
and Monday, down TO about half past eleven o'clock
~ deaths There fatal South Shields on
Monday. TheproceSs OF washing the back lanes and al
cyS With thousands Of tons OF salt the TYNE
being proceeded with. The Removal o, Nusauc,s Act
has been put in force in ireland y,tthcrc has bccu
no well authenticated of Asatc cholera IN Dublin
The common Ergl,h cholera j. however rather pre-.
yacut-brIfist .igrirulfurfsf s,if 81
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w" |"Vheh.-The First Presbyterian Church. ON
Capitol street, will be open for Divine service 90
next The Kew Thos V. Moore will preach ON ,b, ~.
''S'n' Tho building is now complete and presents an
appearance OF rare elegance and beauty No expense
been spared to render suitable for the holy nuo.o
Tor which it is designed. 1t lisa neat and compac, bnd1
n and displays great taste the part of os. who had
the management ofthe work. TIE location Is nlso .n;
raby chosen.
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THE FRoSr ToRAcco.-The Danville Register Z
the eth inst abiding the Frost makes no men
ton OF damage having been done the tobacco crop
that section Toe Fincase Democrat of the same date
SAYS information had been received OF any damage o.
consequence to the tobacco in iha, county
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DhrtNIioN OF rue cARS.-The Frederieksburr Train
que this city o'clock in the morning did no, arriv.
before 10 O'Clock, A. NJ yesterday in ~
out OF the packing, which regulates the action
OF the piston. No other accident occurred
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HEAVY ROuDrar.--rhe following telcsrophc Dispatch

HEAVY RoUDrAr--The following telcgruphie Dispatch
was received in this city on yesterday morning.
"PErEESBURO, Oct H.
"A package Of notes stolen from Finley Yesterday
evening at the There were sic. 900 new note.
=" .h0 'MiksVhle Bank. There were Sli, 600 in all"
We understand the notes being forwarded to the
Ne"'"se BANK In ths city No clue the robber as yet
S's 'ooRr.-This being the quarterly term Of this
'e entire Of the present week viii be occupied in
inc oscnarse OF civil busncss-sueh being generally tho
" the quarterly term The criminal business
VIII not DC taken up before the eighth day, which will bo
mex" ny rule OF the Court its last session,
=" ',e ordinary montbly term is fixed for tho
discharge Of criminal business IL ia believed a.,
present term will occupy at least twelve davs Wv
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HICUVOyD VfEFEJy O,-7,r,. n

Ta'c.Thsrs laa bssn very uts change a price. ,,,v-
o., breaks are small .uI price. supported W .3,.,
Common L1ys ti tg50 aud g. G,5I ,-ar.r o. % q,
= Common Lsi's-'' t0 's Good laI Yas Shipping so5pt,
gag, Good ard ~. Wlr4nctafI1s ~ 90 g..
WH.u-Io.IW .... 81. nov s.I.r-a. ST. and g.rsrt-
Uf-IEE A WHITE. lar.af..t.1 w.r.i.-,.
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Wet weather and short arrivals gave great animation o.
tie corn ma9kc; TO-DAY Wheat fully three chilling
i-arcr than Monday. barley sd Q, j. ietcr ot,. T.
Isarsr. iols boz demand az the price Of from g8- 10 q
for fine barre!s
Fine DauHg wheat sold toby AZ 7,- and Rozock
at 5u Hard I-Iurpg of the vorg sImo quality a. "a.
sold 10 Nay for a5- today s1I Tor Dos r-e Of g.
per cent. DO four months. Markets too are tI looking
up The reports Ui le p0,'oe- uuuyora1Ic aud the
opinion Of the crop Of wheat becomes wore every da,
The market reports from the Continent generally .ps,s
% very quiet markets iu the last ten i4y- though
within tie last three Iiy they have become more snins
ted. We are the surprised this A. the lat week
reports from Riga describes the I've harvest thr0u.ho.
that neghborhJyi, and 10 the government Of Smolcn.k
a. having turned ont much Wa expected The
quetnes- Of the markets abroad is probably the re-
suit Of the interference Of Government the corn
being yet in doubt where Dc will end uty the Ilyere
a. into other countries the impOfu.O of corn H 10 be
Zee from the 10Th ~-pttmJgr ~ the end the year
over our corn market tue rise u the OF interest has
bad 10 other elect than 10 strengthen the opinion shat
much mus; boz imported iui so tended 20 keen t the
the bottom Of the -rgt deficiency Oftapal now expcr
crccl-ii being tograJe plain that had the harvc been
abundant here and on the Continent there would have
been 90 occasion % iimi. enterprise which r % limit con
sumption, by high OF dscouut-tne price Of corr
aud thc fs' discount may for some time I-c together
10 is not 20 e other commodities. The increased de r
ness Of m.uc5, combined with rho uncertainty Of the L.
sue between Russia and Turkey bas thrown a gener,
dIlneis over tie produce markets.-EeytJmjsiof l.M
! SspL
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Tus CnOrs.-Tho London shipping Gazette, of a late

IuE VEoFs.-Ihe Loacoa Shlpping Uazette, OF a late
date, says:
The crops OF wheat unQueS;ionably deficient
both To- Great Britain and France this regard a. fact
admitting Of dispute; and under the circumstances.
much higher prices likely prevail later in the wear
Than have vet been experienced; more especially il the
unfortunate dispute between Russia aud Turkey should
lead To interruption OF the shipments Of grain from
kLacA 81 nnft.."
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- We were presented Yesterday With handsome and
very convenient inksand Of gu,,a percha by Mr. C. g.
NUS the Columbian Hotel Tor which We take occs
son TO return thanks to friend Miles, aud recommend
hs nice rks.anks all in need OF the article We are
much pleased With tina, are tempted TO wond,r
WY every should throw away their old ins.ands
aud &c, one "of the same sort" from Mr. e. T. Miles.
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TEovUlEwIrH SPAIN EHrEcrEn.-Ttisg generally expected
among the dpomas; Of Paris and London that the ,ns
Mr.. Souy Spain will create some serious trouble
il it does not lead 90 war; between the United States and
Spain, before the termination OF his mission at Madrid
We have heard from reliable authority that Mr. Soulc in
passing through Paris talked very freely in dip.
loma,c circles Of the object and purpose OF his going
to Spain, and minated that he intended to useribe hi,
name the history OF MS adopted country in such vay
would not be forgotten in hurry. Some suppose that
bis peculiar talents AMI qualifications are very much ike
those OF the famous Genet, Who during the first repub
can goyerumoa; Of France created such stir in ,hi.
country AMI amos; France and the United States a,
losgegheals-N J. Herald
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GUANo CoNiNG.-Capt J. l. Stevens master OF the ship
Realm SAYS the Baltimore American of yesterday in
letter the New York Herald gives the of
" ships which loaded the Chincha Islands with
of guano, between July II aud September IL. Five
Of these ships cleared direc: for New York with 1900
turs; eleven for Hampton Roads with $3.50 tuus;
Eve for Baltimore with SEQ tuns; for Saint
81. Thomas the destination Of all The Others appears
be Callao. They are however, all American vessels-
This will be very Acceptable to the farmers who
know the value OF this manure but have been unable to
obtain t.
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How nm HE no IT. "cAN IT nE rossInIEy" and Sim
liar EXCAVATIONS, may nightly be heard at the "Sorees
Fantasqac" Of the Great Necgomaucer, the "Fakir O,
Sya,' at Odd Fellows Hall. lis immense and correou.
cabinet arranged to represent the far famed Temple of
Sva the and grace with which the presiding genius
OF the extraordinary wonder of the "Saaco Encausdo
executes bis apparently supernatural wonders the theme
OF universal admirlon To parcularze would be invid
ous, among the thousand and one miracles he intro
duces We would however, enquire if there person
in this community who can inform hoN tho Second
Sight feat done. rage bnd-olicd upon the stage
correctly describes with his back TO the audience any
thing passed to she Fkr dy feet distant from hun. To-
night Is the last performance An afternoon entertain
ment to,day a . o'clock.
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IHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RICHMOND WING.
MORNING, OCTOBER is, 1858

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
basiness mast be Addressed 10 the "Sdrs c
a. WAC"
Articles written both slides paper Published.
standing ought % be kno~n % all. and will
en- departed OBITUARY notices exceeding eight
lines charged fur A. advcrtseneuu.
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hoo LOsr-sirayed stolen from me- lsrre bT.rt pog
- ItR named Harrow has my name On biz collar 49,
i,fns'n about him win be literally rewarded hsrabv e.
ah psrsons from hunting win him taxing him on v ~
l'im'Fi'n' 0siz-u 4 JUDsON CRANE.
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~, -. TUT, Agent.
ep1ftLLoMs HtLi.-MONDAY TUFsDAy a., wv
~ NEsDAi EVENINGS, October lOth Inn ana ION M "'O
MIDDAY ENTERTAINMENTS

NEsnay pVrS, nneNl';-MONDAi, TUEsDAY, and WED.
MIDDAY ENTERTAINMENTS
,,,,,. -. 49, THE FNKR or silva
LHE 1hEII HI/IRD AND TENTRILOOT'ISy
ms Onpst1Sled Wonders, aud the ETHIOPIAN pR,,TIrps
ed by their Brothers, L. H.. n RENTZ IN ~ ASSIST
Mclodi's, Dances, Songs, 4c. " ''' H'''p'an
X Good order preserved Front Tor Ladies,
Tickets - cents children price.
Tor particulars N bills.
oclO-u w yANntpp
SPEhNiaCEIi OILS cases landing and for sal, by
-, DAVENPORT, ALLEN e co.
thtESE-1o boxes receiving per siei mer Tor sale by
o,NTHl iitoN-S tins daily expected for sale from a,i,
- az IoE price, to close consignment. '
oeis 4 II SKINNER, Cary street.
NNO-5 tons No. PERUVIAN, for sale 10 arrive nv
- 'SL1-H JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
A AMERICAN WOMAN wants a situation In a Te.r.c,,bT.
" useful Please apply at THIS OFFICE. ocisSdsts
H1Nii-L AND WINTER DRt>-s GOODs-we invite ,bs -
n tsniion Of purchasers TO stock following oo
French Merinoes, all colors
Paid and Striped Mouslins and Cashmeres
Rich Figured
Plain aud small Tsd De LaIncs for children
Plain Black and Black FigI
Plaid and Rich Figd cord SIks
Ladies Cloths for Cloaks all colors
Muslin aud Cambria net rs and sleeve.
Cambria, Lace and Muslin Collars
Cloth C!oAks, Long and square Wool Shawl.
Alargr stock Of Pointed Nelycs ialnon. Nil.
All OF which We will 'elIat the lowest pr.ccs 500 ~
oeis WARREN PERKlNs
ID tun % Farmers aat others
stock OF Bankcts, Pulled Cloths sattincts jon. Kr T
nsy Enssh IWeeds, PaI striped nomests ana .ayv
~ .4's' AL OF which vii sell
La ~ '' ''Ns'' any NheTe. WARREN & PERKINS,
No. Ia Eagle Square.
fENE SUBSCRIBER has just received aud offers Tor sale ON
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=, lHt CHoLERA-Oa Saturday the numLer Of deaths in
Newcastle ftn cholera aud dianh@a we're 10 aud on
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By the most receuuy received advccs from the Baltic
arTcars that quotations hal varied materially siuc,
Cue preceding wceA, the duh ussh accounts Of the
9Th and 1fH last having uli su4Uzn- effect Tn,
weather bad bgea yhalgcal and harvest operations had
been much impel-i The yr.I Of the wheat crop j. gen
orally described deficient, and I've vas owing 10 ia,
shosncs,o' ;ae produce, bringing very high prices
Letters from llls--, O.! the 9Th Inst speak y,ry bad
y 81 the l..yt-: boz ta-t lc-lJUIaOoi; considerable
proportion Of tAe wheat crop would not Il itarcj he
suitable 0r the u--l-cl.,g o! J.r g-a samples brought
weight, aud a--a sl-ol,ei, Tor new Of 81 20 IS lbs
equal 60 is Goo '3s per q h-i been paid, whilst r tht
liner kin Is, CHING 90 JOS. b>It 61s per gr had
been realised for seed. fine old wheat was quoted d.
10 G-s IS per 20 free on board.
From kOH- 5,r- learn, under date Of Tueslav last
that the potaOc disease had been very sruc'ive u tai
neighbour hood, and % the prevailing JIa1u that the
yield would not exceed CgC.-..l o! crop. The .ral
crops had also given poor return, and ;le new wheat
vas coming 90 hand n very bad ii;.5g. Only small
portion Of tie -ns4t Of ta.s years growth would it wa
thought be OF suitable quality 70 aoS Vi is being ship
ped.
From France, re- learn tlst the excitement shi-h had
received check the wes before had become DE- Great d.
eTcs and es both o. wheat and lylg rose materially Oh
wednesday iu the Paris market
From tue Mediterranean We have nothing rev 10 com
muric4ts.
From the Tack Sea ports ihe ady.ces are Of moi,
subild tone than OF s;e aud Odessa on the 9Th sept
both wheat ard rye might have been bought on easier
terms than on tina, day week.
The latest accounts from America state the harvest va
being vel secured, out the large purchases Of wheat sn
-four having been made AZ New York A- on French al,
English account, prices had rsen. Mark Lane Erbres
of Igh s. rt.
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10 Franklin county Mano snow has f,len to tho depth
Of a foot
late Englsh paper states that project on foot 10
fead one million VI copies Of the Sew Testament 70 China
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AEcHuIsHoP HyDnFss lIuEL SUIr-Thc sui; brought
by Archbishop Hughes against the propretors Of the
Episcopal Recorder q; Philadelphia, j. the Bulletin
learns, account Of communication they published
which stated that Archbishop Hughes he OBLIGATED a,
Bishop Gibraltar that he had been iucArceraed in the
Moorish Castle for refusing to for some church
funds tina; he emerged from prison y to this counrv
In reply this it j. stated that the Archbishop ney.
exercised any ecclesiastical function Gibraltar new
tried imprisoned deere and finally never wa a;
Gibraltar IN his life The looks like very strong
one for the Archhi,hop.-BaE Iissrioar.
The ErIscoFAL BOARD oy MIS- oNs-IHe second meet.
ing Of this bolrl held last evening il tn. Church OF
the Ascension.
Ate. the reading Of the Nuute the Foreign Committee
made their lpott. The lag, addition the number %,
missionaries the last year requires corresponding in
CREASE @! contributions which has been sufficiently re-
allied aud embarrassment is apgrcherdci unless the ben
elections OF the Church are promptly enlarged The
Committee have than double the number Of mission.
aries within the past ,ro years. Tac receipts TO 9Th
jane last amounted 90 S2 500 - and the expenditure.
:i---1 IS. Irua that time the 1T Of October the
receipts SS,Jl5 50, anu tie expenditures Sll,TUs So
The reporti, long, and repete with statements Of tie
iCcV,s; interest concerning missionary abcss aad successes
in various quarters % The world.
The Board will hold H. next meetiu. on Monday eve.
ming at six oc.Oek, in =. Johns CAapel-N J. Cour.
Ing, Or'. 5.
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n ADtEs' cGoTH CGoAKs.-we have good assortment
~ Ladies' Cloth Cloaks hand
oci2 q. HARTWFLLA 90.
fRAPF sHAwtS Plain and Embroidered white Grape shavis.
ocIa O. HARTwELL a co.
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third set Of teeth, 300 number h,. Just been CIT
Ivy Humphrey Powell aged 70 year.. residing in Mari,n
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IT, From our foreign exchanges gather several ar
,ees for publication to-day, giving accounts OF the for
cgn crops IL will be that they all concur in repre-
sentng that the crops will be fully short antci-
paicd II not more 50. The articles taken mostly
from foreign agricultural papers, brought by the last
steamer and may be considered reliable authority.
They also concur in reporting continued advance in the
price Of grain and them express the opinion that
the European countries will have rely principally upon
this country for a supply Of breadstu- In the OF
war In tho East they Of look America
TIC great granary from which to draw their supplies
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iME AND 1--WE b6' best T6oma,on Lime oOO bale,
u 4 Hay, for sale BY

oeI2 H. ". TYLER
HROOh BNDING-A. NORRIS. % Main street is now mly
- prepared &" every description u ruin FdHry
bHg7g having recently made such additions HE machinery
anu hNure enables him out good other
establishment, either In this city elsewhere.
tent and experienced workm.n have been engaged who
pared 90 orders hunk amt IGf.d WORT in the
best manner and The shortest notice Merchants DESTROYS
having their Account Books made substantial aud
o. special pattern, requested 90 leave their orders early,
that The Book can become well dried and seasoned before using
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WANIED-A young Lady wishes situation ~ Teacher 81.
~ mer " School ~ private family she competent n
eae a the EnEsh branches Latin French French
and hs, ,ausi.''0y references. Adds" MI boz 500