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BOARD OF TRADE.
fostmittee Of Arbitration for the month of august.
AUSTEN JENKINS,
GEO. SMALL, GEO. II. BYRD,
JAS HAZIITT A. GROVERMAN
munstarp altA Commercial 8sbism.
BALTIMORE, August Is, 1859.

BALTIMORE, August Is, 1859
The Stock operations continue to be light, the sales at
the Board to day amounting in value to less than COO
Baltimore and Ohio Ra lroad dropped of but North
ern Central do was shade better There $50 shares
of the former sold at S57 buyers option 60 days.
and 300 shares the latter follows 100 at sIS reg
ular way 100 at $40 buyer 10 days. and 100 $40 seller
60 after 80 days. Baltimore and Ohio closed at s56 bid
s57 asked and Northern Central at s1s% bid $40 asked
regular way There inquiry for Railroad bonds
to-day, and note sales of $500 Baltimore and Ohio
1855 at S2&; $1,000 do at s2K and 81 900 Northern
Central 1855 &C. Extra orders closed to-
day at II bid % asked and Baltimore City 6s left at
100 bid 10 asked for 1905 Bank stocks demand
but there very few offering, and the only sale made
the Board of shares Bank of Baltimore at
$1o3 There is some inquiry for Mining stocks and we
note sales 800 shares Gardner Hill s2H buyer 60
days, and of 10 shares Santa Clara at S13H.
In New York to-day Illinois Central bonds advanced
X; Virginia 6s u Canton Il; New York Central \;
Gaena and Chicago r. but Missouri 6's declined r. Rock
Island q; Michigan Southern and Michigan Southern
guaranteed EACH Erie, Reading, and Cleveland and
Toledo all closed at Saturdays rates.
There is but little business done Foreign Exchange
and rates have rather declining tendency. The quota
items to-day follows, viz: for London bankers
bills, 110H; do commercial do. 1O9A @109% Paris 60
day bills, 5f1S4; short sight, 511A; Antwerp, Sis;
Bremen, 794 Amsterdam, 41$@41A; Hamburg 81;
Cologne, "a, Frankfort 42A.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
New YORK, August l5.-The steamer City OF
Baltimore arrived here this evening few minutes
before o'clock, too late for the forwarding of her
mails and packages South. Her advices have been
anticipated.
BY telegraph to Queenstown where the City Of
Baltimore called on Thursday, we have the follow
ing:
LONDON, August 4th.-Telegrams from Paris say
the French Adriatic squadron has returned to
Toulon.
Troops from Italy are continually arriving at
Marsees
The funeral rites of the French and Sandman
soldiers, who fell in the cause of Italy, were per-
formed at Turin on the Sd.
A despatch from Bologna says the Sandman
Commissioners have committed their authority to
the Minister, Col. Cramatic, who has convoked the
National Assembly.
The Marquis d D'Azeglio had issued proclama-
ton, announcing his recall, recommending the
people to remain tranquil, and promising, in the
name of Victor Emanuel, to endeayor to obtain the
concurrence of the European Governments for ac
eomplshing their just and reasonable wishes Per-
feet order prevails.
The threatened strike in the building trade in
London was becoming serious large meeting of
WOrkmen had been held.
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SALES hr TnE RA1rIMoRE sroCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
nv TET EGPApH
Through Lillian FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Broker
No % South street.

The New York Herald says that the reports from the
South with regard to the cotton crop continue very
favorable and the careful writers now begin
to predict the largest crop grown provided the pick
ing season prove favorable Considering the prospect
and the high price at which cotton is ruling it
admitted that the market is well sustained. Some Euro.
peon dealers speak the demand being brisk enough to
cause fresh advance it not for the necessities of
weak holders The receipts at the port for the
5000 bales against IL 600 bales week last year.
900 bales week 1857 making the receipt to
date 36s6 900 bales against 1902 600 bales dae
in 1858, and S95 900 bales to date in 1857 The ex
ports date 947 900 bales against 2543OOO bales
date in 1885, and 232 900 bales same date in
1857.
The following is comparative statement of the value
of exports from the port of New York from the
men of he to In
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From WnShinrfnn

WASHINGTON, August l5.-Professor Alexander
Dimitry, translator of the State Department, was
appointed to-day, by the President, minister to
Costa Rica and Nicaragua, and will leave here at
an early day for Central America
The statement of the London Herald that
Government has officially notified that of her Ma
esty, that the United States have resolved to aban
don privateering, portion of maratime law
agreed upon at the Congress of Paris in 1856, is
entirely without foundation. The Administration
strictly insists on its retention
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REFOPE THE lCAYOP

Yesterday morning Frank Connolly alias Cutting
Tobe, was arragned before acting Mayor Ford,
charged with assaulting with intent to kill police
night Cutting 'rObe across the draw-brdge
from the Point extremely drunk, and went to the
drinking house of Stephen Jury, where he COM
menced to act in disorderly manner. Officer Cos
ter told him he must keep quiet he would arrest
him, and as he spoke he turned his back on Con-
nelly, whereupon the latter struck him the back
of the head. Coster turned upon him and attempted
to arrest him, but Connolly drew a knife and at
tempted to kill him, cutting him slightly on the
hand, and then making his escape by running
through Jury's house He was arrested shortly
after the affair by Sergt. Townsend A man named
Edward Carothers assisted in Conneily's escape,
and came to the Mayors Office at the time of the
examination a witness for the prisoner, when he
placed under arrest and committed in default
Of 81 900 bail as an accomplice. Cutting Tobe was
committed in default of 81 500 bail to answer the
charge at Court.
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THE PASSENGER RATLwAY.-W WOrkmen are now
engaged in making the connection of the West
Baltimore street and Pennsylvania avenue tracks,
at the intersection of Baltimore and Green streets.
In day or two the will be running this
section of the railway
APPRopRIATIoNs.-Th total amount of appropria-
tions made by the City Council to the present time
is SIT ,S04. So
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From the BraZOs.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. I5.-The steamers Arizona
and Indianola, from the Brazos, with SS00,00O in
specie, has arrived.
At Brownsville, on the 4th, a fever was prevail
ing, as an epidemic.
Troops were being organized in Northern Mexico.
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Total roads 27S 357 2,24O372 1,7S9S $40 1921
The Reading Railroad for the week ending August H.
brought 35 142 tons, making total since January
of 2SS TONS against 963 $50 in the period
last year. The Schuykil Navigation Company brought
down 81 S95 tons, making total tonnage this Of
FOG 40S AGAINST COG 600 lasts
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Michael Hyland was arrested Sunday night
charged with beating Ann German. Justice Griffin
committed him to Jail for Court.
Frances Rigdon and Catharne Fritz were arrest
ed on Sunday night, charged with stealing three
dresses valued at S25. Justice Griffin committed
them for a further bearing.
Augustus Tender arrested yesterday by off.
Cauk, charged with obtaining the sum of six
dollars from Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll under false
pretences. He was committed by Justice Boyd to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
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The Ne,y yorl, R,nI.s statement

New YORK, August 16.-The weekly returns of
the City Banks, excepting the Tradesmens, Chat
ham and North America show an increase in spe-
Gle of nearly S580,000. Loans nearly Sl1S,0O 900
being decrease of upwards of 81, ,l0l ,00O
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AhscnnlInn AInrchant


New ORLEANS, Aug. ia. Titus, a wholesale
grocer, doing business in this city, has absconded
His liabilities are estimated at 100000.
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REFRIGERATOR.

SANDFORDS ARCTIC IMPROVED.
We would invite notice to the advertisement in another
column ofthe NEW IMPROVED ARCTIC REFRIGERA
TOR article worthy the particular attention of
keepers being handsomely finished, forming attractive
piece of furniture for dining 1t is provided with
water jar and movable Shelves enabling the compartments
to be greatly varied to accommodate small
articles, give space for large free Of bad odorS
be kept dry and cleanly soU last many years. is
GUARANTEED TO RETAIN ICE A GREATER LENGTH
OF TINE THAN ANY OTHER ARTICLE FOR THE PUR
POSE NOW MADE.
key that he kept private whilst the
is open to common
For sale only by
CORTLAN 4 CO.,
je2ltfr 2l6 and 2l8 Baltimore street
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES,
l59 BALTIMORE STREET.
We are offering Family Machines, which
combine Improvements found other machine the
Low PRICE
OF FIFTY AMI
SEYENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
Oar Standard Machines, which universally used by
the manufacturing tradeoth and the Northern cities
HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE,
which places them within the persons who hav
ewing to do.
OUR MACHINES ARE
THE CHEAPEST OFFERED,
1t is considered they the oEy capable doing
every kind ofwork, from linen bosom aleather shoe
Send for copy OIL Singer and Co.'s Gazette, contain
ing all information about Sewing Machines
Heu,ming Guages of all Sizes and Binding Guages for
every kind of work, adjusted to Machines
We. BRoDERICK,
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SIS, ,531 ,43o $12979O61 $2eS51sS S5237 557
Decrease as compared with 1855. ,552, ,S69
The New York Tribune gives the following table of the
earnings of the principal railroads in July for four years
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HIGARS AND TOBACCO.
A. SEEN ULLER 6 SONS
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 55 EXCHANGE PLACE
Offer to the trade of their Importation:
GERMAN CIGARS..........Ma Made in the PALATINATE of
GERMAN Tobacco.
GERMAN CIGARS, BREMEN manufacture; of
HAVANA and other Spanish
Tobaccos; from store bonded
warehouse ordered for di-
rect shipment
HAVANA CIGARS........... imported to order.
DOMESTIC CIGARs.... Every grade and style to suit
any market, or made to order
PIPES AND PIPE HEADS White and colored glazed and
unglazed various sized pack
ages.
PIPE AMERICAN and ITALIAN
ScoTcH of MONUMENTAL MILLS
Rappee Maccabau and coarse
SMOKING TOBACCO. Our own manufacture
LEAF Havana, Cuba, Yara and Do
aS-tnsr mestic Seed Leafs.
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BALTIMORE, TUESDAY. AUGUST l6 1859
For Shipping Intelligence. see 4th page

puncheons O. C. meal % bbls whale OIL 20 do tar 20
pitch. 5000 feet lumber
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r. C,,,,,.r IN CALIFoRN1A-The Chinese have
tornrIe in San Francisco which cost $4,000, and
have rv imported an idol from China at a cost Of
$40 600. 1t is the image of man who figured in
China 800 years ago, and was great statesman
and warrior as one said, ''like your Washington"
The only efforts in California to christianize the
Chinese are by the Methodsts at Sacramento. The
law prohibiting Cinnamon from coming to the
State is pronounced unconstitutional, and their
number is rapidly increasing,
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SALTI SALT!
~ 1000 sacks ASHTON'S FINE SALT
5000 do. G. A. SALT,
For sale in lots to suit by
CARR, GIESE & co,
iIl-tfr 81 Spear,s wharf
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE. !

FUKETGN.
HAvAEA-Schr Elite.
IS hhds sugar, Jas l. Fisher & Sons 100 boxes do :,
Spence Reid; cases cigars L. Thomson Co.. so bales
tobacco, order.
CAY VERDE-Brig Della. gE
$50 tons guano, F. T. MontelI. B.
MATANZAs-Schr. Cumberland.
PAT hhds. sugar 200 boxes do, +. W. Brune Il Sons.
COASTWISE ~
BosToN-Brig Abbot Laurence. ~
ITO boxes sugar, Egerton, Dougherty Woods Co.; rs
bbls fish, F. F. Pope 1887 pkgs mdse, sundry persons
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

WEST INpIRs-Schr. Samuel
100 bbs. -four 159 do meal 60 bushels corn, SO
bbls Peas 116 bushels do 95 bbs bread tres rice,
do hams bbs pork 35 do beef 4l3 pkgs lard 30 kegs
butter SIS boxes cheese 2s5 do candles rs bb sugar.
20 qr casks wine 20 bbs vinegar hhds tobacco, 20
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STAVES.
~ 28,O00 W. o. HID. SLAVES
5000 do BBL. do
For sale low, to close consignments by
CARR, GIESE d co,
Jll-tr 81 Spears wharf
DECUCED PRICES.
IL R0SENDALE CEMENT
AND CALCINED PLASTER,
At reduced prices For sale by
CARR, GIESE & CO.,
Jl-tfr 81 Spears wharf
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VOL. II[---NO. 459.
9rg @uuas.
I INEN HANDKERCHIEFS,

III
- we have this day opened large and varied ssort-
ent OF Gentemens Coored BOrdered, Festooned Plain
TS5aed Hem Stitched, Embroidered and Tape BOrdered
Liner andkerchies for genteme lready hemmed TO which
we invite espescal attention, stock is unusually
large and attractive For sale low.
CONSTABLE, WALKER co,
Opposite the Museum
81 n. b. Oh
We have in store large supply of those CELEBRATED
WHITE FRENCH IIANDKERCHIEFS for gentlemen-de-
cidedly the finest goods offered in this market
CONSTABLE WALKER CO,
J23n Opposite the Museum
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ing of science, well as art we trust no only
that the concluding appeal will be responded to-
but that the whole enterprise will not auguish for
the want ofpublic confidence and support
Location and Baildiag.-The farm is about two
and half miles north of Bladensburg, about nine
from Washington and twenty eightfrom Baltimore
1t is traversed by the Turnpike Road, between the
two cities, and is in full view of the Railroad
right of way through the adjoining property to
switch about threequarters Of mile from the Col
lege Building.
The College building is one hundred and twenty
feet in length, fityfour feet in width five stories
high, with kitchen, dining room, pantry wash
room; &C., in the basement with eight lecture
and class rooms on the principal floor, and dormi
tories in the upper stories sufficient for the comfort
able accommodation of two hundred Students and
is so constructed as to insure the most perfect ven
tIlation, and to afford every facility for heating
every part of it in the most approved manner, by
not water or heated air
There is also boarding house, or hotel on the
premises, for the accommodation of visitors
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MERCHANTS
AND BUSINESS MEN,
Who during the Summer months reside in country and
take their meals in the city, be accommodated all
hours with the best the markets. both and elsewhere
Affords upon the most reasonable terms
W00DCOCK
Served up at short notice at
j2s-H No Is W Favette straat
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
Pennsylvania Election.

The r publican majority in Pennsvlva-
MIA will reach $4,000. Nearly all the
COMMITTEES have been heard from, AMI the
official account may carry it MP t. -, 900.
Referring to this result, Fornev says;
When we consider that the vote is not
much more than two-thirIs of the whole
vote, anil that the majority of this election
is equal to three fourths of the majority OF
last year, it shows that there i, an absolute
increase against the Administration.
In regard to the State Senate, there are
holding over eleven Republicans and elc-
ven Democrats. Eleven new ones were
elected this year, anil the Republicans
have made clean sweep Of the whole
batch. This will make the next Senate
stand % Republicans to IL Democrats
Bigler's term in tho Unitc,l States Senate
expires March 4, 81. and the people of the
keystone State are impatient to get rid Of
the old 'loughface, and to make sure
thing of it they elected eleven State Sena-
tors pledged to help turn him out, when
the time comes when it can be lawfully
done.-th. TiJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. We arc greatly
Obliged TO our friends TAYLOR, /. Il. HM.-
sEY, GROVE B. PoMEnoY anil l.. III. Az
pREws. for the complimentary presents of
vegetables with which they favored MS the
past week We hope always to merit the
friendship of such generous hearts.
Our thanks are also due to Ii. II. PER-
sHrSe, the newly elected Clerk. for a nice
venison ham. He was right in prcsuming
tina, it woull be highly relished after the
severe labors of the recent political canvass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

DOUGLAS OUT OF THE RING.--The Chi
cago Herald. Tan Administration organ,
of Saturday last, comments as follows on
the recent elections:
1.-The result of the late elections in
Maine, Vermont, Ohio, Iowa and Mime
sofa. afford an instructive lesson to Demo
Gratis. In those States the Opposition
have succeeded by increased majoriiics, =
Why? Because, in those States the De-
mocracy, fearing to stand mp manful!y for
Democratic principles-for the Constitu-
tion--adoptei the Squatter Sovereignty
hercsies of the little lernagoguc of Illinois.
in the hope that. by thus pandering to the
Free Soil sentiment. they would gain
votes. We have seen the result of this
lemoralizins and cowarlly course. The
Democratic party is covered with defeat.
The Opposition are julilant over vastly
increased majoriiics, and are in high glce
in anticipation of certain victory in 1860.
Soon they will have Wisconsin. by an in
creased majority. to add to this long list
of victories Such is the result Of engraft-
ing Douglasi>m on the Democratic stock
I'm Maine. the Democracy, before en-
tering the late canvass, adopted Squattcr
Sovereignty resolutions; also. in Vermont,
in Ohio. Iowa and Minnesota. In every
ore of these States the Democracy have
been routc,!-beatcn 10y the largely increas-
ell Black Republican maiorities.
Previous to these elections. the Doug
las men and papers used. as thei' chief ar
gument, the assertion that Mr.. Douglas
was the only man who could carry suffi :
ciens number Of Northern States We
have seen how faiacions is the argument:
we now have proof that Mr.. Douglas could
not carry single free State. and it has
long been evident that he could not carry
a single slave State.
"Iet. we still find newspapers prating
of Douglas as an avsilable-as the only
available man for 1860! This sort OF talk.
however, cannot any longer mislead the
masses. The result of the elections refer
red to is an argument against Mr.. Doug
las too palpaplc and too powerful to be
overcome 10y the flatucnt boastings of hire
ling scribblcrs The fiat OF the people has
gone forth Donglas IS not tie mani
lie has been tried in the balance Of public
opinion and found wanting His doom is
sealed. ,Str transit, etc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

EXTENSIVE BUsINEss.-Among the many
enterprising business firms of our city
there is not one that excels, if there are
any that equal. that of MesSrs. WILSON,
ANDREW & DEULrSEE, Druggists, at the
sign of the big Mortar" Union Block,
Main street. They have as great variety
of Groceries, Drugs. Medicines, Paints,
Oils. Dye Stuifs, Pertumcry and every con
ceivablc article that is ever Kept in their
line, as can I've found in the west. Notice
their new advertisements and give them a
call. Joseph, John. or Hiram will always
be fonnd present to wait upon you, and a
pleasant, unfeigncd smile, will always be
visible on their good natured countcnan
ccS.-LoPorte Duly Union.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

OFFICIAL VoTE.-The official vote OF
this county is given in another column
The vote for Secretary Of State, for some
cause, was not returned from three town
ships, Centre, Green and Union. and the
Clerk. we understand, will not certify to it,
consequently We are unable to Civ, it,
All the votes cast. not less than 1000. we
estimate, were for Mr.. Hill. however. and
il necessary, the Cle.k can he made to do
his duty in regard to certifying to them.
The majority against a Convention. it will
be seen. is LOCO. sf 8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
: Tho Now York HoroyJ Savc that tb

= The New York Herald says that the
result of the recent elections in Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Iowa and Min
nesoia, settles pretty conclusively three
points:
First-That the Democratic party of
the Northern States is in that melancholy
condition of a sick man which affords no
symptoms Of ccnvalcscence.
Seeona-That the late great American,
or third party of the North. has disappear
ell, AMI ceased to exist; and
Third-That hencelorwar,l, to the close
of the Presidential campaign of 1860.
there will be only two parties in the North
the Republican and the Democratic
and that into one or the other of these two
parties all the loose materials of the North.
with some triaing exceptions, will be alb
sorbeJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

During the summer that has just passed
away, thousands of sufferers from dyscntcry and
diarrhora have been relieved by the use of HOS
LETTERS BrTTERs. a medicine which is evidently
destined 10 maintain permanent place in the
public estimation. Bilious diarroa is one OF
those diseases which battles the skill OF the phys
clan. The medicine they administer to act upon
TIE bowels ncycr seems 10 reach the of evil.
The difficulty is to get a remedy that will reach
all the digestive organs. and give them s:nnlta-
neously rush of vigor, to rid themselves of this
disease. This problem is solved by the BrrrERs,
which never fails to conquer the most stubborn
cases Il is only fair to say that during the season
just closed. this medicine has achieved more cures
than any other ever presented to the public
and during the fall which that terrible scourge,
the fever and aguc. is so prevalent, the BrrrERs
will gain fresh fame.
Soldby druggist, and dealers, generally. every
where. See advertisement in another column.