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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.MuSic--Oid HuRdreR.
Benediction.

We were informed by the Principal
that the essays, by the ladies, We're ORR
ginal, and the orations, by the gentle
men, were partially so. Like numer-
Gus others present, we can say that the
entire exercise was an honor to those who
performed their parts, and a credit to
their parents and to the Academy. The
sentiment through ali the pieces was of
an cevating character and by no
means to speak disparagingly of any of
the others who performed the parts as
signed them so well, we must be allow
ed to say, with many we heard speak of
all the productions, in high terms, that
Nos. 90, 90 and "a delivered their
pieces admirably; particularly the clos
ing one was well executed both in its
construction and the manner in which il
was given.
We congratulate each of the per.
formers on the success which attended
this their first attempt. We trust they
will be encouraged to persevere in thei
studics and be ambitious to fit them
jselves for stations of usefulness an(
honor in the world, and they cannot fai
OF the respect and esteem of all those
, whose influence is worthy of attention
, The music gave much animation t.
the scene and added greatly to the in
terest. To have appreciated it, it shoulc
have been heard. We were pleased tt
, to see the combination of music and lit
: crature. The next term opens Sep
7 tember 7.
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ANEcDoTE OF WASHINGTON is on
our case. We have not found time or
inclination to read it but We are will
ing.to take names of the publishers.
M. Mosher & j. A. Brown, New York
as guarantees that it is- The
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY JAMES N T1yT15


II wFsTyIs,1 rIL0hbl1E FARMS ON
t,'v CROPS, &C AZ .rr1Tss x II Ii
r:lis rsan;,s. engaged IN hrsines = in is.s- W.
atIention thus preventing me fo, aud une vded
MONDAY. the "A - agrlsnl.nrs parsuirs I shaiI an
NJ upnu the nfem ~ o. October, at ii o,cioeI
FARM on which / now reside ,.p pubic sueticn4 the
me .as isI.naton Of the Westhsn p pas,
proverbial for health, and adioi,;r ns sheorhood
Messrs. b. w. Green and others ~ ,hs lands of
tans 20 acres Of land portion Of which l. eoI
and now in state of most successful ntt,aseuve'
The improvements consist Of excellen. tsi9
nearly new with seven rooIls' and the 1raal out
the whole premises under good enclosure: and = 80
the meantime the ground will be prepared sor
rs bushels of wheat After which will be sod 49,.
of land near the above, lying a. the Forks Of the
Plank Road. aud containing l45 acres. with two
dwellings barns, DC, being very beautifully situated
and might be made really valuable farm
Ii il deemed unnecessary here 20 erumerate the
many advantages of this property and its highly VAL
liable and desirable nature, persons wishing 70 plr-
Themselves aud if it should be particularly desired
they may be treated for privately, before the day Of
SALE with the auctoner, at whose ofce ats of the
property may be seen.
And Immediately after the sale of the land, will be
sold the whole of the stock crops, &c, consisting OF
four fne mules, fine cows bull, 25 hogs, IL sheep,
hay, wheat straw, $50 barrels of COTE, 2oo0 lbs sheat
oats vegetables, 6c., wagons, CARTS farming utensils
thfeshng machine, wheat fan, carriages, BIC. &c.
TERMS-For the aaud, one-thrd cash; balance at
one and two years with nteres'. and be secured by
trust deed For the personal property, all gums
under $50 cash; that ernonn. and over months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
RICHARD D. PHILIPS.
Sale conducted by Jas. NJ. TAYLOR, Alet.
Sc II
After the above viii be sold, Is acres of LAND 3D.
joining the lands of Miles Duval and others being
portion OF the land formerly belonging the estate
Of SaIn'l Grafton.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance a: one and tive
years with interest, &C.
se q NJ r., Auctr
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.


-,. following are he latest despa.ches published
~ ,he E2ndon press;
-s,r,t.Epsr. Aug. 33-The Russian troops are
..-s.:isins and rnanuauveriug every day No fresh
,~s.,s have marched III tor some time past Tor the
p-.r.jpaigies are already overrGn with soidlers.
-sldwcrSs aa3 lo:iiG cations are thrown up and
gsystructcd with the greatest activity, especially
-. ne banks Of the Danube i is keleved that the
rcla;.ats are being constructed after plan which
las long since been prepared, and that they will
er,aio even after the departure q the Russian Ar
uY."-E.rEes.
.GayesA. tnr. 26-The settlement Of the Orien-
-, question = NOT - near al hand as IS generally
ltreyc? The arInaments have never at any one
me bseu suspended. Our commerce does not
infer from the state Of affairs. We are, however
u roa, want Of shipping for the transport Of large
Quantities Of corn which are to be sent 10 foreign
..-atries ard especially 10 France "-TiAaes.
The following a:e the concluding paragraphs of
tie explanatory note sent by the Porte, along with
taeLodasd u1imct&as to the Conferesce at vi
,aaa
IF the last draft Ct the note composed by the
Sabine Porte is accepted, if that of Vienna re-
,.va= the desired notifications, the Ottoman cabi-
~ vii 0e ready to sign e.:her OF these two drafts,
ar; 10 send immediately ambassador extraordi-
nary upon condition OF the evacuation of the Prin-
,.asllties TIC Government of the Sublime Porte
..yperfs moreover, a substantial guarantee on the
.a.e-.cc and any occupation from time to time of
.a. PTiucipaYies Of Naiiachia and holdavia, and
lie object Of the Ottoman Government in arming
,self beforehand with such extensive precautions,
J. - prevent any occurrence that might bring back
misunderstanding between the TWO empires after
tec sublime Forte has renewed is relations with
re Court oil Russia.
The points OF the draft OF Vienna relative to the
s4!-s OF the holy places and the construction of
church and hospital at Jerusalem, have met with
lie complete SANE tioa ofthe Subj re Porte
copy Of the Vienna note, containing also
f.,ic notifications which the imperial government
Is thought tit TO make has been transmitted to
y-ur eXcelleucy.
The Sublime Porte, wishing TO give another
Droot Of It's particular regard for the powers whose
SIGNATURES were affixed TO the treaty Of 1871, Is
reaiy--anouah the draft it composed lately would
naturally be pIfirrTed-to accept the draft OF Vi
er.a. win the notifications il has made and
hoIe that the powers which have always recognis.
- from lie very commandments OF the question
the rights OF the imperial government, and made
Manifestations Of their good feeling, win appreciate
M these notifications. act accordingly.
His Mlicsty the Sultan having ordered me &c
communicate the above TO your excellency, as wei!
as 10 the other representatives, your colleagues,
a"Qui myself Of this duty, and beg your excelleu
g 10 receive on this Occ aston, &c.
(SigncfD REsHID."
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LATEST News FROM cuRA,-Recent advises from
the Island OF Cuba, show that the s.ate Of things
there is most deplorable. An epiiemic-eisher the
cholera or something akin TO II together with per-
nieiosf fever is sweeping Of all classes soldiers,
sailors, and negroes especially, with frigh,ful ra
pidiiy. Some estates with 600 or 800 slaves, have
been 90 reduced In a week. as 10 have scarcely
men enough to bury the dead. The kidnapping of
the iueasan Indians was exciting considerable 81,
ten'ion. The Mexican Consul having brought this
outrage to the notice 0. the Captain General. in
strong terms, some 60 Of the Indians were BROUGHT
before him FOR examination, on the "a inst.
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TIE MARKETS

BALrIMoRE, Sept. 24-Flour firm; sales Of 500
bhls. Howard Street at s., and 1900 bills City
Mills Il. 1851
New YORK, Sept. 24.-Flour fir,ner, with fur
the advance Sales of 50G0 bbls. atS6.3l a 81
tor State, to $3.50 6.62 TO SECS for Southern
Corn Meal and Rye Flour unchanged. Grain firm
sales OF &c, 900 bushels Southern Wheat at 1885,
for red, 10 l4Gc for white Germ steady-sales Of
10000 bushels yellow at s3c. Oats and Rye un-
changed.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es-

SALE OF REAL ES-
Il TATE ON UNION HILL.-By virtue of two
several deeds of executed to the subscribers and
duly recorded in the Clerks office OF Henrco Coun-
tv Court, the FIRST frotn John Jones' dated sd March,
1882 and the other from John Jones and WIFE dated
7th August, 1850, being thereto requested BY The
holders of the ceb.s secured By said deeds shall On
THURSDAY, the 10Th September, at 81 O'clock, P.
NJ, npon the premises in part execution CT said
deeds sell the real estate conveyed thereby being
lot Of land situated Union HILL fronting a feet on
street, and raining back between parallel lines l6j
feet. upon which lot there is framed house recently
in the occupancy of said Jones.
Also, vacant lot adjoining the above, situated at
the intersection of AMI 4h streets fronting A fee!
on street, and running back between parallel lnee
l65 feet.
The title to the above properly is believed to be
perfect; ba: acting as trustee sha.l convey with
special warranty only
TERMS-CasA.
BERNARD O'NEIL, Trustee
sc 10 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Arcr.
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THE WASHINGTON SENTINEL.-Mr. BEv. Tuck
ER's new paper with this title made It's appear
are in Washington Saturday 1t is avery ele
CANT looking sheet, and its editorials are marked
by talent and spirit Nessrs. WN. N. OvERToN
and CH. MAURICE SMITH, both well known in this
community, and both Of fine talents, are the
writer's for the Sentinel
Entertaining confidence in the President, the Ed
ios express their intention to give 10 his admins
tra'ion hearty but independent support.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.


IarTFRpaGdeECs 81 tAs bteP"'eAA'
.,..,e-. .ksbs.g--The C3rponatSoa ssassrs5taoR 20
.as g4ter Pustr ComfaHg carried.
FsyDrsicKsBuEo, SATURDAY NIGHT, sept 81
ms. FnrroK--l send you the vote promssea' on
II . Corporation subscription to tie Water FoweF
company Tie result is better than TIE iFiends q
,,e scheme hoped for VIZ: 2ss Ia favor, ana 70
a,sirst The law required ihreeiifilis 'oie--HF
rearly three 70 one
The ola town is bouaa now TO go ahead wi@h rapid
sisi i<s.
Since writing yea I learn that the en'erpr'zAng
..:.s- aud proprietor Of semple's old paper, the
.<syys Is about to convert ii into Daily Woo'h-
- ,walsily papers will succeed here IL an expert
,et wi .is TO be tired, bit It TO be hoped that
,..o ., least vill nee: with saeeess, and ] trust
-, vii tad i; 70 their interest to go on.
Nru-s, tSsaEA-
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Gro. B. THORNTON, aged q years. native of
Petersburg died in New Orleans Of yellow fever Oh
the 18th inst
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[Our correspondent sends US notice Of pub
lis meeting held in New York last Thursday night.
An elaborate account Of the demonstration will be
found under the editorial head
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DEATH CT AN EDlToR.-The Columbia SoEtk
CayIoiaicn announces the death of Col F. W. Sell
LEcE, editor Of the .455euiite Banner, who died on
the ooh inst, in the twenty ninth year OF his age
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REsEID."

NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
TRENTON, sept 22-Tne Democratic State Con
venon met here to-day, and the 9TH ballot NOM
mated the Hon Rodman NJ Price as the Guberua-
taral candidate. 4 series OF resolutions werethen
reported aid unanimously adopted, endorsing the
National Administration, State reform measures,
and iavoriug legal REFORM after which the conyen-
ton adjourned s.ae die
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DEATH FROM PoIsoN-Ihe Scottsvile Gazette
@ Saturday states that ON "Wednesday morning
las, Miss ANN SMITH, daughter of Mr.. James
Smith, of Fluvanna, died suddenly from the effects
OF Strychnine taken by mistake for SeidEtz Pow
ders. She was at the house of pkysician and
complaining was advised TO take Scidlitz Powder,
which she was directed where to get. She mistook
two papers containing the poison for tie Seidliz
Powders, and died in IS minutes after she swallow
ed tliep
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THE YELLOW FEVER IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-Ttere were deaths
| from yellow fever in this city last week.
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FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS, NOBLE, &C.-While
tlc fever has been Gilainishug in New Orleans, in
other parts CT Louisiana, it is stil very fatal as
viii be seen by the following Dispatches:
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23.--The fever continues
to prevail, though the city is assuming better
STATE OF health. There were % deaths from fever
during the past "a hours, and seven from causes
unknown.
The most distressing accounts are received Of
The rayages OF The fever at Grand Gulf, Port Glib
son, and along The coast Delegates. from the How
and Association asking for more nurses and re-
LET Is being forwarded in every direction.
The fever Is rapidly abating in our city, though
persons at distance are cautioned against coming
here until frost shall have appeared. The epidenl
&c is spreading rapidly along the river towns and
proving very fatal.
Only nine deaths from fever to-day, and seven
from causes unknown.
NOZZLE, Sept. 23.--The interments yesterday
were 20, including II from yellow fever.
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ACCIDENT on LAKE ERIE.-During a terrible
gle on Lake Erie On Friday night, Bishops der
nix, together with the steamers Madison and Lex.
inson, wege eaP=izel and all sunk, whilst endea-
VoIns 20 ~aisetc wreck Of the steamer Erie, sunk
come time age.
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HUSBAND, WIFE, YOUNG LADY
IL CURED.-LET FACTS SPEAK.
LILLE, Allegheny county. Md,
Mav 4tb 1870

May 4th, 1862.
To Messrs. Mortimer and Moarbrdy Dear STs-ln
justice to DR.. Hanptor's Vegetable Tncture, / with
inform you that taken sick the Sd day OF
January last, with affection of the stomach bow
els aud kidneys. | attended by four eminent
physicians for than two months-all little or
effect. / had some knowledge OF the great virtue
ID Hamptons TIneture, from bottle which
wife had taken two years since.
| came to the conclusion that would take no more
medicine fron my physicians, but try the Tiucture
and am happy TO inform you had not taken it two
days before felt lis powerful influence upon my
stomach. have continued using the TinctuIe, and
am able 10 leave my room, and eny COM
mon diet without much inconvenience pressure on
my stomach.
The afflicted or :keir friends are daily visiting me-
learn of the great virtue there this TuctGre Of
HamptoL's
] expect to send you several certificates in a few
days-one. especially, from young lady who has
been confined her fer twelve months, with
disease OF The head, affecting the brain.
f. w HALL
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| Charles C. Harris, white laborer on farm near
Scottsvilie, fell dead in the field Monday last it
! i supposed from disease of the heart
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ApoREss OF Mr. RIYEs-The New York Tri
bune Of Saturday contains the address of Mr.
RIvEs at the New York Agricultural Fair and Cat
tie show Like all the public addresses of the dis
tinguished orator j; is finished and able produc-
80
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FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
4 INSURE YOUR LIVES! INSURE THE

ENSUhE IUUh III ' Eio INSURE The
IL LIVES OF YOUR SERVANTS 1.-The Nation
al Safety lEsrapee and Trust Company charter per
petual capital $3.50, GEO. principal office 81 Walnut
street, Phiiadel phia-oIce Of the agency in Rich
Ter Cook-con;inae 10 offer the greatest advantages
to the public in regard 70 LIFE INSURANCE.
The lives of white persons insured upon the MU-
TUAL SYSTEM premiums very moderate.
SLAVES insured az low rates FOR period Of from
one to seven years.
All losses promptly and satisfactorily adjusted
For farther particulars, rates. 1c.. call at the
office of G. n. BRTCKEN. NJ D.
Agent and Medical Examiner
So N-2-s Ls,efsrow, Richmond. Va
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THE AFK1cA's News IN New ORLxANs-The
-A.rica's news had no effect on the cotton market
IN New Orleans, which was duu. Business was
somewhat improving.
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come time ago.

YTcEsRCaG RAnEoAD-A contract has been ef
tceted ia Philadelphia, by MIR. HAupr, CHEF en-.
gEccr O. the FicksSurg. or Southern Railroad
with party Of capitalists by which a million and
haif Of doiihrs Is obtained to complete and equip
the road from Montgomery Alabama, to vicke.
burg Tie c attract was signed on Friday last
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We learn from the Scottsville Gazette that M
Tucker Coles is doing well, with every prospect Of
a rapid recovery
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Carnsi's Saloon Of Washington, has been engaged
for the place Of meeting of the Railroad oficefs
Convention, to be held there iu few days.
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The Sort SHELL, or, they call themselves
| the g Ugterrifed" Democracy, met at Tammany
Hall Friday night to ratify the State nominations
This they did, and they adopted the Baltimore
Platform.
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STEAMBOAT st-sH---A Geographic despatch from
Louisville, s'a.ee tia. the steamer General Pike
was few days siucs sunk in the Mississippi near
Cape Gicardeau She was the RAIL boat between
s.. Louis and Lcuisville No lives lost The boat.
which i a to,}4 lose, was valued at $4,000
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Among the valuable Offices gndisposed of in
Washington, II that of the St Louis Post ofse. 1t
is said ,l.e.e Is a great scramble overit
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DY DUNLOP. MONCURE L co.
GROCERIES AT A UCTION On
~ TUESDAY, the 9th instant, commencing at 10
O'Clock, will SELL at store, general assortment
of GROCERIES, consisting IN part Of
100 bids. n. Orleans and Cuba SUGARS, ranging
from fair to choice quality
50 bbls. Louisiana MOLASSES
100 boxes AdanIantine and Sperm CANDLES
SO hhds BACON SIDES
SO bbls. WHiSKEY
Madeira and Port WINE; Champagne WINE
Gnnpowder, Pouchong and Imperial TEAS
MUSTARD, assorted CANDIES
$500 CIGARS, superior quality
h@lf pipes Tennessee BRANDY, 1850
Cg After the above sale, nciug at II oclk,
we will sell one cask English CUTLERY, &c.-con-
tanning Table Cutlery in sets of 80 pieces put up in
handsome mahogany cases; Razors; Knives in cards;
800 pairs Carving Knives and Forks, together with
variety Of other articles.
ALSO,
One case double barrel English GUNS.
"a Sale without regard To weather.
TERMs-C nder Size cash over that amount foui
months creoi: for approved negotiable paper.
Sc % DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO., Aucts.
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SARATOGA, Sept 22--The New York State Agr
cui1u,al Fa.- IS, il is feared, failure, and will
hardly pay c2pep &c, ia consequence Of Tie cen
tiaaej tails ii rsip Among those from o'her
f.ates, ayet.c Hon w. c. Riyes, who is t. deliver
the adde's; tae Hon C. Il. Calvert, Pre- iieut q
TIE yland Agti al'uFal Society; Ms. Wbtmare
q Baltimore. Geo. 1ilghsfn, OF Eastern SAore Of
Maryland, and t!la two Aessrs Cochranes large
turner's q I1aiasYare
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The Postal arrangement with Bremen. is said TO
work very well The Rsasa, the second of the
British steamers which arrived a. New York on the
Goth on he- first trip to The U. States, brought Isl
fa44a-s
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The 2e'ty Of the late HAIRY Il. w. Iiill. who
died fceel-ly in New Orleans Of yellow fever. il
estimated Il, 3l5G0,coo
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NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,

NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
sq5- The new and popular Songs arranged for the
PianorOLD BOB RIDLEY, CID RIVER FARM,
AUNT HARRIET BEECHA STOWE, MARY
VALE, TOR sale at Inc ticket Office. P1ce 70 cts
eaeh.
GFr~ Admission g cents Doors open at Z, to COM
a. 20 JOHN It FORD, Agent.
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LOTS FOR PRIVATE

{ hE0Af.AbLE -IO1S fOk PRlN ALE
EFRESIDENCES on SOUTH FRANKLIN AND
TWENTY FIRST STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUG
TION--Wi!l be sold, at auction, on TUESDAY, the
9Th day of September, 1858 the hour of4 O'Clock
on the premises five sInf.u size BUILDING LOTS,
situated as above. These lots wen situated for
small DWELLING, being convenient for business men, in
good neighborhood, and graded ready for being
built upon
TERMs-Ore fourth in cash the residue payable
in equal insEslments @: 4, and u months with in
terest added, ard title retained
immediately efter the sale OF the above lots will be
sold, OIL the premises Epcn Concord now Rail-
road street, near Carringtons MILL very handsome
" located LOT, with two small framed TENE-
MENTS thereon.
This last property is now paying Is per cent upon
the price asked torl and viii be appre caled by the
Improvement of streets and erection of buildings in
that vicinity, now being erected by the Central Rail-
road Company.
immediately after the above sale, will be sold on
the premises, the HOUSE AND LOT on lath street,
near the old Tan yard, now in the occupancy of Mr.
Brunmell. The house has ample accommodations
for a moderate sized family.
TERMs-As above.
se19 GODDlN l. ApPERSON. Aucts
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| NEW YoRK, Sept. 24-The steamer Franklin
sailed to-day tor South 4mpton and Hayre, taking
| out 100 passengers AID S300, $50 in gold.
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POSTPONEMEf'T OF AN INJUNCTION CASE.
HARTFORD, CcSs., Sept 24.-The India Rubber
Injunction Case, Day versus Cander, came up this
morning before the Circuit Court, Judge IngersolI
presiding. After proceeding shor.time the Judge
became suddenly ILL., when the case was postponed.
by consent of parties, until the first Tuesday n
October, at New Haven.
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0PEsfsG aT rtlE NORTH BRANCH cANA--Tbe
Harn So IA, K aye.oae states that the Canal
C4!l93l las hays aifc tel tie wa.er 10 he let
laro the wa5ie li;e Of the North Branch Canal on
tie b&4aaY Oet9Ser pexr. This is thei las. lick
q saa. raas work, commenced nearly tsren.y
year. ago. 2 t5alea ne watere Of the Cbesapenhs
by viz dc ~aieya Of he Northern 1akes
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TELEGRAPHIC NE VS..
Arrival Of the Northern Light.
LATER FRoM CALIFORNIA.


NEW YoRx, Sept. 25-The steamer Northern
Light, with San Francisco dntes TO the Let inst, has
just arrived She brings 81, 10000 in gold. The
Oregon sailed for Panama On the Isl: with 81 900,
600 in geld.
An estimate recently made develops the interest
fg fact tina. the excess in shipments OF gold from
California during the first eight months of this
year. over the same period last year IL $40 $50 COO
The miners IRE doing we'll and enigrants arriving
IN large numbers.
large meeting has been held in San Francisco
in favor of the Pacific Railroad
Politics are running high in California and seve-
raj prominent Democrats are stumping the state
agains; Bigler.
Nearly half of the city of Sonora has been de-
s:royed by FIRE.
Markets dull