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TowsoNTowN, Sept. u, 1859.

AoMsoNIoWNJ oepI. ~ lo0J
CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY Before
Hon. Judge Price. Richard j. Cuttings, Esq,
Attorney for the State, prosecuting.
Joseph Wheeler, charged with stealing a horse,
the property of Victor Diney, on affidavit was re-
moved to Howard county Court.
John Walters indicted for assaulting John E.
Edwards with intent to kill by shooting him in the
arm and found guilty on Friday last of common
assault, was brought into Court this morning and
sentenced to pay fine of 81 and costs, and con-
fnement in the city Jail fer one year.
State Us. Rebecca Davis, (colored,) indicted for
the larceny of II pounds of bacon the property of
Thos D. Cockey of Joshua, of the county, alleged
to have been committed on the 18th day of NAV
last.
The evidence in this case was that Mr. Cockey
missed the bacon, and charged the accused with the
theft, whereupOn she confessed. Verdict guilty
State rs. Wm. Bopps, indicted for assaulting Ann
Elizabeth Neal with intent to kill, alleged to have
been committed in Baltimore on the oath of May,
1858, and on the same day for assauting Sarah
jerks with intent to kill. The prisoner was put
upon trial.
After hearing the evidence, the case was sub
mitted without argument, and a verdict of "not
guilty" rendered.
In the case Of the same party, charged with keep
ing disorderly house. stet entered and priso-
ner discharged.
The civil docket will be called tomorrow.
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The New York Trfbalne SAYS:

1t will be remember ed that about 81 200 600 of the last
Governme mt loan awarded to Sweeney, Rttenhouse
Fant Co., has remained until unissued and its
impenden the market has operated depress the
market price of that security We learn that that
house has concluded negotiation with Messrs Duncan
Sherman Co for the whole amount, and it will go
abroad But small proportion of the gold will we
derand be paid into the Treasury this point 1t will
he remembered that the whole amount awarded to the
Washington firm $4,000 900, of which they previ-
ousy sold about 81 500 600
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

WEST INDIEs-BT1g FOSephaS
40 chairs, cases peaches 25 kegs butter cox bbls
meal, 81 900 feet lumber, 21S bbs. -four.
WEST INDIEs-Schr Justind Bdndel.
74S bbls four l05 bbls bread 35 bbls peas 25 bbls
refined sugar. so bb pork 25 bbs beef 60 bushels
80 pkgs. lard 10 puncheons oil meal hhds. tobacco
$3.50 feet boards 20 bbs tar 20 bb pitch 7O boxes
dies, 81 bbs meal 20 bbls. whale OIL crates on.
ions, terces rice, tierces hams.
Rio DE JANEIRo-BdyE M0ndamin.
3,467 bbls flour, 40 terces hams, 100 boxes refined
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New ORLEANS, Sept l2.-The steamer Grenada
is below from Havana, with advices of the 9th inst.
The steamer Philadelphia for New Y ork sailed the
same day. Sugars were in improved demand.
Exchange on London 14@l5 per cent.
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Er0nl Meyinn

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. l2.-The Brownsville TEX
as) Flag of the lst inst, says 1t is rumored that
Gen. Miramon with 5000 men had marched into
San Luis. Gen. Marques in Zacatecas. Gen.
Orlega has been killed in battle.
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AMf[.NEMENTN

Z
HoLLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Last night Holiday
Street Theatre was crowded 10 its utmost capacity,
to witness G.. w. Tayleure's drama of The Boz
Martyrs. Tonight the same piece will be per-
formed, with the full strength of the company in
the cast. A Sheep an VOLTS Clothing will also be
given.
New ASSEMBLY RooMs.--The New Assembly
Rooms were filled last night by most respectable
audience to witness the first performance of the
Rumsey Newcombe's Campbell Minstrels. This
troupe is well worthy the liberal patronage it re-
eeives on the occasion of its visits to this city
Call and see them
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SALT.-Liverpool Salt is steady S5G90 cts. for
Ground Alum $50 cts. for Marshas and Jeffrey Dar
cys fine and $50 per sack for Ashons do The last
named description is still very scarce. We quote Turks
Island Salt nominal at lS'dl9 cts per bushel.
WHlSkEY.-Whiskey continues in fair request. We
have reported to-day sales of 100 bb Ohio at 2SH
and of so bbs Country dc in inferior packages 27
Ohio Whiskey closes steady at 2SK cts, and quote
City do at 81 Hd2S cts.
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AYERS cATHARTIC Pills.

FuA ALL THE q 9KPUaLa UF A T. AAlLl IHfsIC,
disease within the their ac
ton rarely withstand evade them Their penetrating
properties search and cleanse and gorae portion
of the human organism correcting its diseased action and
storing its healthy viaites As of these
pert the invalid who is bowed down with pain ysic
debility sonshd to find his health energy restored by
rem ;dy at once so simple and inviting. t-
Not only do they the every day compla nts of every
Dody but also many formidable and dangerous diseases.
agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my Anne
can containing certificates of their and di
s - or Their use n the following complaints COstire
dca NdaSed Idigesti0 Pain IN and Morbid h1c0R Of
s 1GmsS, Etotuecy, Loss Of Appetite, Jatndice and
obstruction ofits funcfionS ' Ss''e 'i'0 O'J
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BosFoN, Sept 12.-The Grand Jury of Barnsta-
BILE county have indicted Captain Borland Of the
brig Robertson GOrham, and Mr. Crowell, the owner,
and Captain Baer, OF the schr. Elizabeth, for kid
mapping and returning to slavery one Charles JONES'
who had escaped by conceaing himself on board the
first named vessel at PnnSannla
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A TRUTH PLEASANTLY ToLD.-The first good-na-
tured paragraph we have seen during the progress
of the controversy between the English and French
Journals is in the Paris Chdrirari, which informs
the eccentric clergyman who had offered ESQ re-
ward for the best essay the best means of keep
ing up good understanding between England and
France that it considers itself entitled to the prize
for solving the question in sentence, which is
alone worth dozens of essays-'Le meilleur moyen
pour que PAngleterre ct la France s'entendent est
de Sc parler mons haut." France and England
will understand each other better if they don't talk
so loud
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RnARn nE TRAnR

'ommittee Of Arbitration for the month Of fSep,en,ber
u. .t HENRY W. DRAKELY
GEO SLATER. FRANCIS B. LONEY,
THOS. W. ATKINSON, GEO BROWNE
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AYER'S CHERRY PECrnRAL

%
COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HolRspNesS Cporn p,,v
CHITIS, lNclPIENr CONSUMPTION Avn ron r1p - ~
RELIEF OF oFGoNsUMPTIvE PATIEYrsIN IN
ADVANCED STAGES Tup
DISEASE
50 wide is the field of its usefulness and so
the cures, that amost every section Of
abounds in persons publicly known, who have been rstnd
from alarming andeVen desperate diseases the lungs Inv
its use When once tried its superiority every o,hr
medicine Of its kind is apparent observation
and VIII re its virtues KNOWN the public longer
tate what antdote to employ for the distressing dan
gerous anecon OF the pulmonary organs that incident
70 our climate While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded, this has
gained trenu oy every trial. conferred benefits the
aiced they can never forget and produced toe
numerous and too remarkabl to be forgotten
Prepared by
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NEU. JAChSUN, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South sts.,
n1,- PRICES AS LOW AS ANY GOOD ROOFING.
ES- REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE s

SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is constitu-
Otonal disease, corruption Of the blood, by which this
mud becomes ytlated weak and poor Being the circu
inton pervades the whole body, and burst out in
disease any it. No organ free from its attacks
nor Is there which not destroy The scrouous
faint is yarously caused by mercural disease low living
dsordered or unhealthy food. impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depr ssing vices Whatever be its origin
hereditary the constitutions descending "from parents
to children unto the third and fourth generationn indeed
tsecms to be the rod Him who says Il will visit the mi
quities OF the fathers upon their childr-n.n
Its ELECTS commence ny depoSi from the blood cor
rlpt or ucerGus NATTER which, in the lungs, liver and in
ternai gans is termed tuberce in the glands swelngs
AMI on the surface erup9ns sores This foul corruption
which gene IN the blood depresscs the energies life
that scroulous constitutions only from scrofulous
complaints but they have far less power withstand the
taoks other dsea consequently numbers perish
by disc des which, although scToulous their nature
still rendered fatal by this taint in he system Most of
the consumption wch decimates the human family has its
destructive diseases of the liver Kidneys brain indeed
ofa the organs arise from aggravated by the
cause.
One quarter of all people scrofuous their persons
are invaued by this lurking Infection and their health
undermined by it, To cleanse from the system we must
renovate the blood by Alternative medicine and nvigo
rate it by heay food and exercise. Such medicine
supply in
CONPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
the most eectua remedy which the medical skill
times can devise for this everywheIe prevailing and
maady is combined from the active remeals that
nave heen discovered for eNpurgation of
order from the blood and OF system from its
uesucVe consequences Hence it should be employed for
o. only Scrofua but also those other affections
ST ANTHoNYs FIRE, ROSE, or ERYsPELAs PIMpLEs PUs,
TuLss BLoTciEs BLtNs and BoLs, rGMoRs, letter and
SYPHILITc ND MERcuRIAL DISEASES DROPsY DYsPEpsTa
DEBILITY, ana, indeed ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
VITIATED9R lMpgRE BL9op The popular belief in impa
generation of the blood Tb cpartcuar purpose and vrtn
this Sarsapara is TO purify and regenerae this vital
uid without which sound health impossible in contami
n tied
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ShlpptHg sntelllgsnee.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, September IL.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Schr EiOuise, Thatcher, from POrtland-o Hesen Ro-
ge to C. NJ. jackson Co; syrup s. p Thompson
4 Co
Schr P. Armstrong, Inne, from Boston-bone dust to
Schr Maud, Gates from Newbern, N Cnaval stores to
jas. Corner Sons
Schr. Iowa. Paine from North Carona-wheat to James
Corner X
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The tax levy for New York for the next fiscal
year is Ss,s60,000, a toierable large sum for bad
municipal government. The rate is Sl79 2I-l0O
923 900.
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The National Fair mt Chicago

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.--The National Agricultural
Fair opened here to-day. The weather is splendid
and the attendance very large. The prospects of
success are quite fattering. Nearly three hundred
cows, bulls and calves, two hundred sheep, mostly
French and Spanish Merinos, and nearly one hun
dred horses are entered. The mechanical and agri-
cultural departments filed to overhowing.
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The advantages offered by Bay Line or the Ba
more Ste IN Packet Company Tor forwarding goods for the
entire South should induce shippers to inquire before
shipping by other routes sides the above named places
our facilities for the transportation of merchandise for
points on the ). B. r. r. Black Water River Wilmington
Weldon r. r. R4leigh CASTOR r. r., ClarksviIe IVA
Road, the n c. Central K. R., and generally
such ao ded by other lines and the induce
mens should be overlooked For further information
apply at the Baltimore Steam Packet CompaDy's wharf
Union dock, foot of Concord street.
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few days since Timnthy Regain, a brakeman
on the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad, discov-
cred couple of children under the wheels of
in Detroit. He succeeded in rescuing them, but
in doing SO had his left hand caught and taken of
by the train.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l2-Mr. McLane was in off
cial communication to-day with the Executive De-
partment on business pertaining to his mission to
Mexico.
Further reliable advices from Vera Cruz, dated
August 3lst state that the Constitutional Govern
ment had paid in full, the amount OF the French
claims out Of the customs receipts, being Sl40 000
This money came into the hands of NJ Gabriac the
French Minister, who has failed to distribute it in
the manner provided in the Convention. There
was reason to believe, in official quarters that he
intended to invest it in private enterprise with
General Miramon. Much indignation continues to
be expressed against him by the French resi-
dents.
1t is said that the failure of the treaty between
Mexico and the United States was owing to the re-
spectve differences relative the clause for the
protection of the right of way proposed to be Civ
en- to this gOvernment-the latter claiming to be
the best judge when such protection should be un-
dertaken by ITSELF and the Juarez cabinet holding
that the right should be exercised only in the event
OF Mexico being incompetent and after application
for that purpose. In the language of distin-
guished Mexican functionary, "The country is as
if there were no war, and from the interior all is
peaceable."
Commander Maury is still engaged as one of the
consulting committee of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company, in examining the specimens of cables
best suited for ocean telegraph.
The story that he, when midshipman, was mar
ried to an Owyhee princess, is contradicted on au-
thoritv.
Baron Gernt, the Prussian minister and his family
have returned to Washington.
A private letter fvom Lord Napier mentions his
arrival at the Hague.
The United States sloop of war BROOKLYN, late
from Vera Cruz, now at Mobile, has been ordered
10 proceed to New York.
The assistant Secretary of State Mr.. Appleton
has returned to the City
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80, Lowell, Mass
All our Remedies are for sale by Thomson Wood Block
and w. H. Brown Bro, Baltimore street a,
by all the Druggist at retail i2s-eosm M y
GTORAGE WANTED-At III South Entaw
- street, opposite B. R. r. Depot J. r. LAWSON
= W. t y 3 ez j38d
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We prepared to all kinds of Roofs steep
fat old, shingles metal steamboats, and
cars, with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience in the business, the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief of failure nearly all roofing as
met with, and after complete system chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts
and been adding to it for two yearshe has produced roof
which is offered critcising public far superior any
composition, aud
EQUA TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some the induce ents this Roofing offers are viz The
canvas is of the heaviest kind, rated in composition
rendering peri city Wate and Airtigh and very Elastic
before being put upon the roof The composition is only
net injurious to- but actua y preservative of cotton and
being airtight CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH 1T
ROT CANVAS
The Joints cemened together and the whole covered
with heavy coat Of Cement compounded from materials
which will not scale of, crack become injured by
being walked over
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT
For protecting METAL ROOFS from corrosion and leaking
our 'Ceuent" alone possesses qualities OF durability un
equaed and is the cheapest coating that be used
For STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVER iNGs, we con
hdenty believe is Roofing will outwear three Of the
ordinary coverings No Oil is brought in direct contact
with the canvas to burn it, and the Cement Paint
the Watergh canvas is made from materials hch do
NOT become like ST NE from exposure, but pab
~ COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE in the States Of Maryland
DeL1.oGre pirgtaia and the District Of Cotunlbiq.
IL Believing that when the quality of this Roofing is
generally known, we shall supply the larger portion
qnired in the above territory have constructed man
uae,ory y srih%clently % large % supnly any demand,
III Prepared material for sale, with instructions put
on and will be furnished TO Agents, leaving them fair
SEND FOR 4 CIRCULAR
GEO. JACKSON, Agent,
southwest corret Baltimore and South sts,
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xT~A NOTICE r.. EEsssss--I5==asssszzs.r1
IMPORTANT sS@ sSa@Hsss sSaEs-etHasss
TO

IN view of the approaching fall trade, the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company have, in connection with the Southern
Railroad Companies greatly reduced their through
goods
The following exceedingly low tariff has been adopted by
the -altmore Steam Packet Company in considera
tn ough sh pments from Baltimore Gosboro and Will
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Judge Mclean, of the United States Supreme
Court is on visit to the City of st. Paul.
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AT QUARANTINE.
Brig Forest City, Balm, from Sagua la Grande-to Kir
land, Chase Co.
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UUME UP
Bark Iinwoods Clements; from IIayana-to B. Buck
Sons; Sngar to Sp, & Reid. Arr. 9th.
Bark Sophia Elizabeth, Vandenho, frt Cienfuegos-su-
gar to L. Cuttings.
Scr John Bell Humphrey, 10 davs from Matanzas-su-
gar to Jas Fisher Sons All before reported at Quaran-
tine. Towed up by Ajax.
Lstof Canal Boats from avre de Grace per Steamer Jun
alta, September u, 1859.
Boat Ladies Friend, Captain Gracy-coa to f. A. Rob
ins.
mont.
Boat Edward Hail. Captain Christe-coal to Charles Gil
NOR.
Boat J. W. Donaldson, Captain Mosher-coal to Robert G.
Ware
Boat Marion Clinton, Captain Mowrycoal to Grove Mil
Ter & Co.
Boat J. Piatt, Captain Cisplumber to r. K. Hawey &
Co
Boat Capt Saxton, Captain Saxton-umber to Cockey
Co
Boat Jos E Blackwell, Captain Saxon-lumber to Cock
ey Go.
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CLEARED.

Bark Mondamin, Collins, Rio de Janero aud market-T
Whitridge & Co.
Brig sephus, Frazier. Kingston, Jam.-W. T. Kendall
Brig John H. Rhoads, Shut, West Coast of Afrc-W T.
Kendall.
Scnr Justina Bandel, James. Trnidad-HaIl & Toney
Scr LHdY Of the Ocean, Tihbes, Port Jefferson, n Y,
via Rarpahahnock River-C. VI. Jackson & Co
Schr =. = Bven, Bundy, Edenton, n C.-maser.
Sclr John Alexander, Lewis Richmond-William Appl.
garth X Son.
ell.
Scr Caroline L. Cooch, Robinson, Chesapeage City, Nd
-Dobhin 4 Warfeld.
Barge r. q. Cullen, Smith, New York-Dobbn & War
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Yesterday being the forty anniversary of
the battle of North Point, the citizen sodiery of
Baltimore, with those from abroad, eel brated the
occasion. The different companies assembled at
their armories at early hour, preparatory to the
regimental parade which was to take place at nine
O'Clock, and which formed in the following manner:
The First Regiment of Cavalry on South Gay
street; the Fifth Regiment on their left; the Fifty
third Infantry in Monument Square, and the First
Rifles on Holiday street.
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ESTER'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY IL, 1859.
IMPROv vEMENT APPLIE E ID r.
FIRST PREMIUM WARDED.
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On the return of the military from the march,
the visiting companies f Om FORK and Frederick
were escorted TO the Metropolitan Hall, Baltimore
street, where a sumptuous repast had been pre-
pared bv Mr. \. Cromwell, to the order of the
Law Crews, Capt. Thomas Bowers. Besides the
Companies named, there were present the Lafayette
Guards, the Shields Guards and Independent Crews
together with number of the officers and privates
of the City Guard. Col. A. p Shut on the as
sembling of the companies, welcomed the visiting
military in an appropriate and happy speech, at
the conclusion of which three hearty cheers we're
given him. Those present numbering not less than
500 persons, proceeded to do justice to the choice
meats, bread. wine and fruits of the season, with
which the tables were abundantly filled
After the dinner loud calls were made for Can't
Chasty of the Shields Guards who responded in
an eloquent manner, his illusions to the glorious
victory of American arms at North Point eliciting
loud applause.
Mr. William II. Gu ncy, an honorary member of
the Law Greys was then called for, and that gem
tlemen responded In a speech which was exceeding
ly we'll received.
Capt. Sim, of the United Guards, and Col.
Shut were then called and successfully spoke and
C; Gated much enthusiasm. The military were then
called to order and took up the line of march ter
their different armories, all speaking in the kindest
terms of the hospitality of the Law Greys, and
wishing Capt Bowers and his company many re-
turns of the glorious 18th rr5a ..
PARADE OF THE CITY GUARD.
The City Guard was ordered to assemble at the
armory at l21< o'clock, for dress parade, but on
account of the entertainment at Metropolitan Hall
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NJ \. FALLS, Pres't Bay Line Steamers.
SAML. NJ WILSON, Prest S. q r. r. Co.
81 3m WM. S. ASHE. Prest W Il W. r. R. Co.
GREAT ECONOMY OF ICE.
~ USING

MCANV1 JENkINN,
PATENT ELEVATJNG REFRIGERATOR,
Which combines low temperature with economy of Ice, and
perfect selfventlation.
MANUFACTURED and sold by McAvOY 4 JENKINS,
PENN STOVE House,
m30-tf No u Light street, Baltimore.
d OOFIN G.