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REEORE TIE 1rAY0R

man named James Hall was arraigned before
acting Mayor Ford, yesterday morning, the
charge of committing rape upon a young girl
thirteen years of age, named Clara Hogg The
girl stated that she lived at No. IL jefferson street.
and the prisoner at No. l3, adjoining; that one
week ago last Tuesday, she went into the priso-
ner's house for the purpose of borrowing pair of
scissors; that she went in the prisoners wife left
the house, she asked the servant for the scissors,
and was told to 60 up stairs for them; as soon as
she reached the top of the stairs the prisoner
caught her by the arms, drew her into room
threw her on bed, and forcibly violated her per-
son; she screamed, but the windows were closed
and the door locked by the prisoner; she did not
tell her parents of the affair 1T the time, but told
one OF her paymates, and also told the prisoners
wife, who requested her not to say anything about
it, as it would send her husband to the peniten-
tiary; on Wednesday evening, she stated that she
concluded to kill herself, and with that intent
tried to purchase arsenic, but druggist on the
corner of Caroline and Baltimore streets, refused
to sell it to her. She afterwards borrowed cup
and purchased three cents worth of laudanum of
the druggist on the corner of Orleans and Caro-
line streets. After she purchased it, her playmate,
Lizzy Snyder, whom she had told of her outrage,
pulled the cup from her and would not allow her
to drink the laudanum; she then went home and
told her parents what the prisoner had done. The
prisoner arrested by Capt Norris of the East
ern district between the hours of IL and l2 on
Wednesday night He denied the charge, saving
that he out of the city on the day on which
the crime is alleged to have been committed.
John II. Ing, Esq, appeared for the defence, and
Milton Whitney, ESQ.,, for the State. Mr.. Ford
committed the prisoner in default of S5 900 securi-
ty for a further examination.
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RIDINe ON THE Cow w-CATcHER.-Since Willis des
cription of his cowcatcher exploit on the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad many fool-hardy passenger.
oughfare to allow them to try the sensation
day or two since, lady and gentleman insisted up
on taking jaunt on the cow-catcher of a trair
coming West. Their request was granted at last
and the train being slightly behind time they were
carried along IN this unprotected way, at the rate
of ffty-fve miles an hour When relieved from
their position, they could not have been persuaded
to try the sensation a second time. The train haC
not gone two miles until the pilot struck COW ant
shouldered it. If the passengers had continued tC
occupy their stuation they must have been killed
Wheeling htelligencer.
The Overland Mail from San Francisco, July Is
took 5000 letters, 5,S29 for the Southern States
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

composed that disease within the range ac
ton rarely withstand evade them Their penetrating
properties Search and cleanse and nvigorate
of the human organism correcting its diseased and
storing its healthy vitaes Asa of these pro
peres, the invalid who is bowed down with pain or physical
debility is astonishsd to find his health energy by
a remedy at once so simple and inviting
Not only do they the every day complaints every
body but also many formidable and dangerous diseases
The agent below named is pleased furnish gratis my
rcan Almanac containing certificates of their and di
rections for their use in the following complaints CoSre
dch Nausea, IndgeStion Pam IN and Morbid IaciOR o.
The Bo,CeS, Fldhency, Loss IF AppetHe, Jalndice ani
other kindred complaints arising from low the body
,o obstruction ofis functions.
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Shipping 5ntsllIasntt.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, August l
ARRIVED

Steamship Thos Swami, Ramsey 10 hours FIN New York
mdse to Sam!. +. Pearce. Reports in Iyrnhaven Bay,
two ships at anchor and the back othe Horse Shoe
other, also anchor.
Steamer John S. Shrver, Depns from Philadelphia
to J. A Shriver.
Brig Baron de Castne Lufku, from Boston-ce to T. ]
Cochran & Co.
Schr Seguine Kingsland from New York-mdse to Rose
Il Iyon
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COME UP
AT OUARANTINE

Brig r. r. kirkland, Knight from St. Johns p R. to c.
jackson Co-sugar and GLASSES to Kirkland Chase
Co Left 18th inst, brig New World, from Boston: Aug
5th lat Il 40 NJ Ion. 65 So spoke bark White Wing from
Philadelphia for Laguayra, eleven days out
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Schr Elite, Leary days from Havana-sugar and segars
to Jas. J. Fisher sons and Spence Reid Spoke 18th
inst, off Cape Henry ship Ann Hooper Hooper, hence
for Havre, and bark Flying Cloud Beauchamp, Rich
mond for Pernambuco, both bound
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Mlunstarr anb Commercial 8fbieb.
BALTIMORE, August Is. 1859

BALTIMORE, august Is, 1899.
There was more done in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
to-day than for days past and the market for
rather stronger than yesterday. The sales en-
braced AIS shares sc s57H buyer 60 days. 25 at s57
seller GO days. and 400 s57 seller go after 80 days and
the market for it closed at S7 bid $54 asked regular
There nothing done in Northern Central Rail
way but 1t left of yesterday $40 bid Sleh ask
ed Canton was offered again at s1SH, but only SIX
was bid for it. Dividend orders are still held 25 but
the highest bid made for them to-day was15 There was
nothing done at the Board in State City 6s but there
was some inquiry for Railroad bonds and sales
made of 50O0 Northern Central 1855 at &c seller
days $500 Baltimore and Ohio lSsOs So and of $500
Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds at 81 "
Maryland 6s closed to-day at 1O4H bid for 1905 and
105H bid for 1S9os and Baltimore City 6's at 99H bid
100 asked for 1885 1O0A bid 100H asked for old and
1oOH bid 1OOA asked for new 1905
In New York stocks continue to improve. New York
Central fell off at the first board q, but advanced again
at the second 1B and Virginia G's advanced 4; Ceve-
land and Toledo ~ Michigan Southern and Rock Island
each; and Reading, Harlem, and Michigan Southern
guaranteed each. Illinois Central bonds fell off to-day
and Canton q but Missouri 6's, Erie, and Galena and
Chicago closed at yesterdays figures
The market for Foreign Exchange is quiet and heavy.
The rates to-day follows viz: for London bankers
bills, 1101@1104; do commercial do 1905 AG109% Par
is 60 day bills, 5f1S4 short sight, 5flO Antwerp, 515
Bremen, 794(d (d79H; Amsterdam, 41S 941A; Hamburg
374; Cologne, 73A @74; Frankfort, 424.
SALES 1T THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, August IS, 1850
sSS 500 " RRPa Ra Rk bds, 3 sh @ RR ssS ss
LIST m. ..9l99 200 " s60af 30. 81
5000 n. C RR bds,'s5 >, IOo :, :. s6Oafn.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
C0ASTWISE.
t-Tt- Nanr CaI G.

OUASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Schr Seguin.
100 tons pig iron Baltimore and Ohio Railroad SO pkgs
mdse.. Baker Bros Co.. 20 do, Robinson & Lord do
40 bdls seves, Magruder, Taylor & Roberts, 700 pkgs
mdse., sundry persons.
New YoRK-Str. Thomas Stodnn.
100 bbs. whiskey, W. T. Walters & Co; so do syrup
H. Wilmington; 80 do. Leverng & Co.. 25 pkgs brandy
L. Thomson Co.; 500 pkgs. mdse., Baltimore and Ohio
Pa rnal. do sn,nlr,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

ST. JOHNS, R-Brig Frances Jane.
tres hams, IS bbls pork do. beef, so kegs butter
liz do lard, bbls do 10 boxes do l99 do cheese 2OC
do candles so casks rice 50pkgs crackers Is bags pep
per- 200 mats cassia 25 boxes herring kits salmon
bbs. mackerel, SO do meal, 10 puncheons do q
boxes tobacco 80 bbls beans do pease do potatoes
% do. onions, % matches, 60 hhds coal 35 OO(
shingles.
BREMEM-Ship Ferdinand.
96l hhds. tobacco so do. stems, 24S bags bark box
mdse., 9.455 slaves.
HARBoR GRACE, N F-Schr. Jno. Griffith
229 bbls -four 10S bbls. meal 3S do beef 302 do
pork, 100 kegs butter, 10 hhds sugar, so bbls tar
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&CROFULA, Or KINGS EVIL is a constitu-
0tonal disease, corruption of the bood by which this
laton pervades the whole body, and burst in
disease on any part OF No organ free from its attacks
nor there one which it not destroy The crouous
tant IS Varousy caused by mercual disease low living
dsordered or unhealthy food impure air. filth and filthy
habits the depr ssing VICES etc Whatever be its origin,
tochildren the third and fourth generaon indeed
it seems to be the rod of Him who says II will visit the n
quities o. the fathers upon their Children
Its effects commence by depo ion from the blood of
rup or ucerouS matter which, in the lungs liver and
ternal gans, is termed tubercles in the glands sweng
and on the surface erupon This foul
Whlch gende IN the blood depese the energies of life
that scrofulous constitutions not only suffer scrouous
complaints but they have far less withstand
tacks OF other diseases consequently numbers perish
by disorders which, although scofuoUs in their nature
still rendered fatal by this he system Most of
the consumption which decimates the human family has its
destructive diseases of the liver kidneys brain and
oa the organs arise from aggravated by the same
cause.
One quarter of all people scrouous their persons
are nvaued by this lurking Infection and their health is
undermined by it. TO cleanse from the system
renoyate the blood by Alternative medicine nYigo
rate II by neatly food and exercise. Such medicine
supply in
- AYERS
the most eecua remedy which the medical skill of our
times can devise for this everywhere prevailing fatal
malady 1t combined from the active reneias that
nave been discovered for the eXpurgaon of this foul
order from the blood and the the system its
destructive consequences Hence should be employed for
the ofnO only ScrOfua those other affections
which arise from it, such ERUPTvE and SKIN DISEASES
ST. ANTHoNYs FIRE, Rose, ERYsIPELAs PIMPLEs PUs,
TULEs, BLoTcHEs BLAINs and Bos TUMoRs, TETTER and
SYPHILITIc AMP MERcURIAL DISEASES DRoPsY DYSPEPSIA
DEBILITY, and, indeed ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM
V!TATEDoR OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief in npl-
generation of the blood The particular purpose virtue
Of this Sarsapara is purify regenerate this vital
fluid, without which sound health is impossible contami
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THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES,

Il - ~ MARYLAND
THE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION begins on the
last Wednesday (he 2sth) of September The various
classes in the COLLEGE and in the GRAMMAR SCHOOL
resume their work promptly New students WILDE
ined on Thursday, Sept. 29th. - -
JOHN B. KERFO0T, Rector, &c,
j232awtocl P. o. college of st, James Md,
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Convicted for passing Counterfeit Notes.
LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. 18.-Louis Suter, twice ac-
Quilted by the Philadelphia courts, has been con-
victed here by the Court of Quarter Sessions, for
passing counterfeit notes
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mouth, August is, 1859.
Boat Angeline, Captain Wilhelm-lumher to R Randall
Boat T. Slylor, Captain Carricher-lumber to j. W Ran
dolph.
Boat Robert Der, Captain Crawford-lumber to r K
Hawley Il Co.
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Kansas md Utah Col

Kansas and Utah Congressional Nominations.
ST.. LOUIS, August 1S.-The Kansas Democratic
Territorial Convention, at Topeka, nominated S.
w. johnson for Congress.
The Salt Lake mail reached Achison Yesterday.
Capt. Hooper, formerly Secretary of the Territory
OF Utah, has been nominated for Congress, pice VIM.
Bernheisel
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UVIIIN.
No I'll MADISON AYENuE.
as2m PROFESSOR 80 s. oE MrN MFSEG; RERBy STREE.

MlSS d. 7. KILBOURNS ACADEMY,
~ Removed from and Lexington street to No 56.
MESI FAIETTE STREET, door of Franklin
square.
The buildings having been erected expressly for Semi
nary possess every convenience and comfort both for day
and boarding pupils School Rooms spacious and airy
quiet RETIRED well ventilated, and commanding fine view
OF the surrounding country,
The course of Intel ua Instruction thorough and
esve ana equal attention is given to the education the
ear 70 tram to the love and practice of
particular attention is given to the mannersto cultivate
ease, grace and selEpossessiOn.
Terms-Board, Washing, Pew Rent, with instruction IN
an the English branches, per year $500 The above with
the addition Of Piano and Vocal Music, s4OO
Inc Session commences September the 18th.
Eor further information address the Principal.
CIRCULARS can be obtained at the book store of Mr. William
Minite, and at the Academy. a4-Im
M R. AND MRS. A. B. EUSTIS WILL OPEN
1I1AN ENGLISH AND FRENCH DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES, at No CAREY STREET, near Frank
In Square, on MONDAY, the 18th ofSeptember next
and at No. Carey street. a3tf
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G0atation.


WM: BEVERLY BROWN, A. B. Graduate
Rows o. A. Harvard University will open SCHOOL FOR
; Every endeayor will be made to give the
ups entrusted to his charge thorough and efficient nstruc
p9n 10 the various branches of CLASSICAL and ENG
1SH EDUCATION. As he designs giving his person
Ignon to each scholar, the number will exceed
lie has in his possession testimonials from the President and
Professors of Harvard University He may be seen at No
SlT MADISON AVENUE. aIs,3ws
HALL OF ST. JOHN.
IL No. 27l MADISON AVENUE,
I'D owe Hoffman street.
REV, BENJAMIN B. GRISW0LD, A. NJ.
The Fourth Annual Session III commenceon MONDAY,
Sept 5th. NUMBER OF BOYS STRICTLY LIMITED.
CIRCULARS at s Waters Bookstore and at the Episcopal
Reading Room. al7w,fSm2w"
CLASSICAL ENGLISH AND FRENCH
~ s c II o o L g.
REV R s HITCHCOCK will reopen his School at No Il
LEXINGTON STREET, on the FIRST MONDAY Ohe 5th)
OF SEPTEMBER.
French Classes under the charge Of Prof Rabon Ger
under Prof De Lara. al7-6W
MIR. AND MRS. J. Q. A JONES WILL RE-
1H10PEN THEIk SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
MISSES at No. &c McCULLOGH STREET, on Sept 5th
Terms from 50 to sl4 per quarter of IL weeks.
al2lm " N' D
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TIMELY WIT.-When Sir Walter Scott was at
school, a boy in the same class was asked by the
dominic what part of speech ,oith was. "a noun,
sir, said the boy, "You young blockhead,' cried
the pedagogue, "what example can you give
OF such thing?'' l can tell you, sir" inter
rupted Scott. &c You know there's verse in
the Bible which says, "they bound Samson with
aciths"
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THE AnSrRIAN ARMY nv IrAIY

III nus IMAM AhM1 IN ITAL1.
Field-Marshal Count Schck, once, on a visit to
England, having heard much in military circles of
the discipline of the Guards, proceeded to Hyde
Park to see them drilled. The men went through
their exercise admirably, and Count Schlick ex-
pressed in appropriate terms the pleasure he felt at
the precision Of their movements. One thing, he
confessed, excited his wonder. There was but one
officer present, and the parade was directed by a
sergeant-major with waIkng-stick. How"
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORA.
Sn wide is the field Of


CoUGHs, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HoARsENEss, GROUP, BR
CHITIs, 1NCIPIENr CONSUMPTION, FOR THE
RELIEF OF CoNsUMPTIvE Patients
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w 2s2 MADISON AVENUE.
"Manners makeyth Man.
Rev. L. RICHEY, NJ A. Rector


w 2S2 MADISON AVENUE.
Manners makeyth Man.
Kew: L. RlCHEY, NJ. A, Rector.
,,--,r,, Mr.. =: g. MOORE, Principal.
RO Ne u SCHOOL an for the education of
ing under the law OF Christian obedience adopting for its
motto, the maxim of its patron, Manners makeyth Man.
its aim is not professional but to mpant the seeds Of an
education which will make the CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN
SESSION COMMENCES SEPT s.
Circulars may he had at the Bookstores of Mr. Jas s.
aters Messrs Cushing Bailey, Messrs Armstrong &
berry, ana at 2o2 Madison avenue. al-2m
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1YlY0UNG LADIES
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th of
October, 1859 The Of instruction in the usual
an efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required Female education is at the
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad-
Sch lGi. "
Fo terms of admission and further nformation address
hey. GtO LEWIS SrALEY, Principal Mount Washington,
Batm Co, Maryland, Rev. DR. HEINER, Second ST
Baltimo Catalogues can be had at CUSFIlNGS a BAL,
LEYS, 3tmore street. and at Mr. Geo Gelbach's Second
street j23-tf
A LEX HOFFMAN,
"a DESIGNER AND CARVER.
ID X W " G A " d u Cd ING
SCHOOL,
- No, ia BALTIMORE STREET, [hiri story,)
hhz-ly opposite sun Building, Baltimore.
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DR.. J.C. AVER & co.

= z
Lowell Mass
All our Remedies for sale by Thomson, Wood Block,
and W. H. Brown Bro Baltimore at wholesale and
by all the Druggist at retail. j2g-eo6m
NOTICE.-BALTIMoRE, March 18th, 1862
~ TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-This is to certify
that have this day sold Messrs ROBBINS 4 CO. 46 and
4S Light street. entire right make the
RAN RANCE known as .rSPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND
HOT WATER RANGE,' as well s my HOT AIR FURNACE
for all territory south Of Mason Dixons line, and they
alone authorized to make sell repair the same
W. B. MOORE.
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RELIEF OF CONSTANTINE Patients IN
ADVANCED STAGES OF
DISEASE
81 wide is the field of M usefulness and numerous are
the of its that almost every section of country
abounds in publicly KNOWN who have been
from alarming even desperate diseases Of the lungs
its When tried its superiority every other
medicine of its kind is too apparent obsev aton
and VIII re its virtues are known the public longer hes
tate what autdote to employ for the distressing and dan
gerous affections Of the pulmonary organs that incident
TO climate While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded has
gained friends by every trial conferred benefits the
afflicted they forget. and produced cures toe
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten
Prnnnr L..
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From WASHINGTON

WAsHTNGToN, August lS.-About five hundred
illegal squatters on the lands belonging to the
kaw Indians in Kansas. The subject of preventing
intrusions of this character, which so extensively
prevail, occupies the attention of the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, who contemplates the initiation
of such measures will at least lessen if not alto
gether remove these abuses so dangerous to peace
full relations with the Indians, and from which the
United States are bound to protect them under ex-
istiug treaties.
Senior Lerdo, accompanied by Senor Mata, has
had full and free conversation with the President
on the subject of Mexican affairs 1t is represented
that the interview was mutually gratifying and in
structive. Senior Lerdo will remain in this country
for several weeks.
The Secretary of the Treasury returned to-day
from his trim to Genrnia
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How THEY PREDICT THE WEATHER AT THE SMITH
soNIAN lNsTITuTE.Prof Henry, at the Scientific AS
each day at the Smithsonian Institute to record and
predict the weather. They have map of the Uni
ted States hung upon a board with pins stuck
through at the points where the observers of the
Institute stationed The Institute has daily re-
ports by telegraph from many of these points Each
morning assistant hangs a cord on the pins to in
dicate the state of the weather-black if raining,
green if showing, brown fcloudy, and white if fair
All storms travel east, and thus they are enabled
predict with great certainty the condition of The
weather twelve hours in advance.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

Committee Of Arbitration for the month of August
AUSTEN JENKINS,
GEO. SMALL, GEO H. BYRD,
JAS, HAZLITT. A. GROVERMAN
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, August II Total r
ceipts of Cattle Of all kinds for the week:
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On Monday last, Mr. Judge Halliburton made his
maiden speech. When he arose the House was
hushed to silence in a moment, but his speech was
ton, racy writer as he is is orator. The charac
teristic of Mr. Haburton's works is rollicking fun
and humor but there is nothing OF this sort in his
speech. 1t was Just such speech as any country
gentleman might have made. The appearance of
Mr.. Halliburton is that of sturdy old gentleman
farmer, utterly unlike what from reading his works
YOU would imagine him to be. He is, according to
bod only sixty-three years old, but he looks older
We should, from his appearance, take him to be at
least seventy.
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AppJUI I1pDN tTrTNtpD

ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Steamship PataDsco Layfeld, Charleston, 10th inst
Snip Caroline, Haynie, Charleston, 10th inst.
Schr. NJ. A. Hetty, Jones, Alexandria, 18th inst.
Schr. Armuda, Know les, Providence, 18th inst.
Schr. louisiana Mitchell, Wilmington, ~ C., 18th inst
Schr. Vapor, MITCHELL New York, 18th inst
Schr. y. Haynes, Reeves, Alexandri4. 10th inst
Schr, Home, Mcclellan, Boston, 18th inst
Schr. Wild Pigeon. Mii<iu. Providence 18th
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WILMINGTON MARKET, August 16.-Turpentine-
Sales to-day of 80 bbs 50 so for virgin and yellow
dip being decline of 20c for virgin Hard at this sea-
son of the year brings half the price of virgin.
Sprits.Sales yesterday Of $50 bbls at doc per gallon
The market appears to be quiet at that price, sellers
say that that figure readily obtained whilst others say
they have been Offering at 40c, and find buyers
Rosin.-Sales yesterday of 500 bbs common at 81 20
per bbl.; and of so do. No at So so per Dbl
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LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, August 6-Noon.-Cotton closes steady
Sales today estimated at 900 bales.
Provsions.-The market has a downward tendency
Beef is heavy but in improved request Holders gener
ally have been pressing the market, and prices
declined Is Cd Pork is dull and quotations nominal
Bacon is dull Lard is steady and in demand sales
| at 54GD56s
Produce.-Pot Ashes steady at 27d27s Cd. Pearls
closed steady at 29s Cd. Sugar is dull Coffee quiet
935s.
LONDON MARKETs.-Baring's Circular quotes: Bread
stus very dull and previous quotations barely main
tanned. lron-Wesh rails steady at &c S.; do. bars
steady at t6lGf65s. Sugar heavy. Spirits Turpenne
heavy, and all qualities have declined salts at 36s Rice
! squiet.
American securities generally unchanged. State
| stocks in good demand
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A LEX HOFFMAN,
OR KINGS EVIL is . constitn

u III h " " II " d " y u u o 7 "
SCHOOL,
No. ia BALTIMORE STREET, (third story,)
mh2ly Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore.
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DRIME SALAD OIL.-5O cases Washington
j. j Aorton's superior Salad Oh, just imported; 50 do
snail invoice OF fine Tuscan OIL sale, wholesale and re
tail, by GEO H0LLINS,
ii North Charles street,