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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-16
La~.sh es the Tsrss Steamboat On Rsa
River.

II will be sesn by reference to commu.
nication Ia another column, that tho steamer
..Anson Northrup" was launched on tho
waters Of the Red River Of the North. on
tho 10Th Of May; on the 26th, the steamer
made trial trip to shayenne City, and on
the afternoon Of the same day she started
Tor Fort Abercrombic. where she arrived on
the 18th. On the 9Th Of June, the "Anson
Northrup" was to have left Fort Aber.
crombis for Pembiua and Fort Garry.
We congratulate the friends Of this great
enterprise. on tho success which has attended
their Efforts In initiating steam navigation
on the Red river OF the North.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-16

h'."'p'a cosa'y. w..' Of Mississippi Delegates.
Cean,iss nss enumerated In The above hs will be emit
tied 10 one Delegate sseh. -
W. HOiCOMBE,
Chairman Dem. CenuAl Comm tues,
H. rAai, Nay 0, la6e
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pemoorstle siAs Csavsn,oa viii be held 81 The CITY
Of ~ Paul, To- the sensis Chamber Of the Capitol oa
WkDNEsDAY, The ITth day q August Bsu. 81 Twelve
ososi H. fos he pafposs 81 aomissfing he following
OHeers,
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NEW YORK cLAssIFIcATIo,


Fish.-Dry cod are steady, with moderate inquiry
sales of O0O qtls Bank at So Aa375 as TO quality
Mackerel are more active-sales of 1900 bbls No.
Massachusetts, at s15Gl550 and 500 do No. at IS
Herrings are plenty and quiet-Saes Of 1000 boxes
smoked at 80 cts. for scaled and 20 cts. for No l.
Flour, &c-Western Canal Flour is less active; the ad
vanced prices demanded checks business. For the low
grades there continues speculative inquiry and prices
have advanced 5dl0 cts per bb The high grades fell
slowly, AID prices are dropping
Sales of 400 bbls at s475G5 for Superne State;
S5lOG52 20 for Extra do; s5d5l0 for Superfne Western;
50 3Od5 40 for low grades of Extra do S55Od5 65
shipping brands round hoop Extra Ohio S57Oa6 20 for
st Louis.
Canadian -four is rmer the low grades are in request;
sales OF $40 bbls at SIS 20d6 %.
Southern -four is firm, the demand il fair. the
ligh-sales of $40 bbls at S5.5O575 superne Bal
timore, &c, and s. SOd7 25 for the better grades
Rye -four is in oderae demand-sales of go bbIs Mt
50 6Od4 40 Corn meal is scarcesmal sales of Jersey
at 81 TO- Buckwheat -four is in fair demand at s2a d
per 100 bbls.
Gran-Wheat better; the receipts are not large and
the speculative demand is still active, with only mi
ted milling Inquiry. The sales are some 900 bushels
(some saw much largerl at $140dl42 for good white
Canada 81 17G11S for Milwaukee club, and sl14dI Is
for Chicago spring 49,,
Rye is quiet sales of q 100 bushels at s2GS5 cts.
Barley quiet sales at 7GSS cts-the latter rate for
Canada W"St.
Oats sady: the demand fair at 4SH@444 cts for
Western; 44h cts. for Canadian and State
Corn is and nominal small sales OF Jersey vel
low at Sl03; lot OF very handsome Connecticut yellow
SOFA at 81, delivered at WespOrt.
Hides are somewhat duIl and heavysales of GOO Bue
s @ rom second hands at 25 cts, 500 0rnoco at - cts
Zuo MO Hache at q cts, months rejecting bad and
iooo o slaughter supposed at cts cashsales OF
4OOO Buenos Ayres also TO have been made "a
cs months. The stock hand computed at 20 800
against 81 200 last and 1853 900 the year before
Molasses is quie,saes Of 40 hhds Cuba Muscovado
Naval Stores-Sprits Turpentine continues oTet sales
of 300 bbs in merchantabe order 46 cts cash Crude
ty sales of 600 bbls inferior Darien at Common
Rosin in limited request Gales of 500 bb at 81 55 per
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FIRE IN THE MoUNrAINs.-We learn from the
Wheeling h'teligencer that the woods on the noun
tains near Rowlesburg, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, fire. On Tuesday night hunter
saw not less than two thousand acres of solid
flame, affording most magnificent spectacle
A great deal of timber and tan bark that had been
hewed and prepared by the mountaineers, was
being destroyed, and the fire has already eaten its
way through the mountains distance of twenty
miles. The mOuntaineers drag the burning leaves
away from their cabins and suffer no personal in
jury hey ond an uncomfortable warmth.
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AMU.yEMEVT.S.

WAsHINGToN HALL-Mr. Leutbecker has com
menced his fall season of amusements in earnest
and offers capital attractions. Messrs Klein anC
Conrad are deservedy popular as vocalists, ant
Miss Ludlow, Miss Forrest and Mrs Vance ado
much to the enter tainment.
Front STREET THEATRE.-This is the last perform
ance of the Monkey, Dog and Goat Circus Those
who have not this exhibition, should visit the
theatre tonight.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The engagement o.
Mr.. Burton closed on Saturday night. The Matinee
was moderately attended, which was a misfortune
to those who stayed away, as Mr.. B. appeared il
some of his best parts. Tonight, Mrs Jn0. Wood
who is represented as most charming actress, anc
decidedly pretty woman, will appear in a favorite
drama, The hrisible Prince, in which Mys Wood
takes the part of Leander. As this lady excited
a great fHr0re amongst the cold Bostonians we may
anticipate warm reception here.
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Later from the Texan FrOnfier-BrOwnsvilie
probably Captured by COrtinns-A state OF


New ORLEANS Nov. l2.-The Delta has letter
dated Corpus Christi, Nov. 7th which says it is
almost certain that Brownsville has fallen into the
hands of Cortinas. The Mexican flag was flying
four miles above the town and all communication
with it cut off The entire population on both sides
the Rio Grande in arms, with the intention of
exterminatiHg the Americans and re-conquering
the country to the Colorado river. The news is
confirmed by affidavts of the citizens of Cameron
county who had to escape for their lives. Another
affidavit says the frontier of the Rio Grande is in
state Of Cortinas is sustained by the Mexican
population. The Americans make earnest appeals
for aid. Eight men advancing to the relief
of Brownsville, but they viii have to encounter
seven hundred of COrtinas' men.
Col. Robert E. Lee succeeds Gen. Twiggs.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-The Postmaster General
has decided to postpone all action on the bids for
carrying the mail from Portland to New Orleans
until Congress shall indicate its course with regard
to the appropriations for the Department The
representatives of the various railroads interested
who had offered proposals, now here, were not a
little disappointed at the announcement
Judge Douglas is greatly relieved to-day, and his
early recovery to health is now anticipated.
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Shin News.

CHARLESTON, Nov l3.-The steamer Isabel passed
ashore on the Florida beach ship Charles Crocker,
laden with cotton and tobacco, ashore % miles north
of Cape Florida, bilged ship Helbury, from New
Orleans, bound to Havre, II miles north of Cape
Florida, cargo of cotton and S3l 900 in specie
The ship North Star was not at Panama up to the
4th of NoYember
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About 4 O'Clock yesterday morning, the carpen-
ter's shop of Mr. David Hays, Lee street. near Ere
mont, was discovered fire, and the alarm was in
stantly given. Before the engines arrived how
ever, the roof OF the building had fallen in the fire
department being only able to protect the surround
ing property, there being lumber yard at the back
of Mr.. Hays store. The fire was first seen in the
carpenters shop. The origin is unknown as Mr..
Hays was on the premises till about II O'Clock on
Saturday night, having fitted up part of the build
ing oyster saloon. The store was a two-story
brick building. Mr.. w. Griffin, cabinet maker, oc-
cupied a portion, which was also completely de-
strOyed. Mr. Hays will sustain a loss of upwards
of 81 500 The hands in his employ have also lost
their stock of TOOLS scarcely any thing having been
saved from the flames. Neither the building nor
its contents Wore covered by Insurance
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ARRIVAL or ANOTHER CAPTURED SLAvER.-The
American bark Emily, alleged to be engaged in the
slave trade, arrived at New York Wednesday
from the coast Of Africa, where she was captured
by the United States sloop-ofwar Portsmouth, on
the 23d September, off Matambo River. On reach
ing New York Lieutenant Stephens, who was trans
ferred to the prize from the corvette repaired to
the office of the u. S Marshal laid the fact Of the
case before him. and subsequently reported his pres
ence in the States to the Secretary of the Navy,
whose orders he awaits relative to the disposition
OF the vessel For the present the Emily, which is
tidy, somewhat rakish-looking craft has been
hauled into the stream off the BROOKLYN Navy
Yard, where she will remain until further orders
This is the fourth SLAYER captured within a few
months by the United States men-Of war on the
coast OF Africa, while the British cruisers, three
times more numerous, have only caught one dur
ing the same period. The Marion recently took
three in succession and sent them home in charge
of Lieuts. Weaver, Weaver, and Dalles The
Portsmouth has been but few months in commits
sion, having sailed in June from Portsmouth, n.
H. Lieut.. stephens reports the health of such yes
sells of the Squadron as he had met previously to
his departure to be good. The new Commander
ln-Chief, in distributing the ships under his com
mand, had carefully studied the situations of lati-
tudes IN which slavers "'do most congregate," and
the Portsmouth's military movements prove the ac-
curacy of his judgment
Tom BRowN.-A correspondent of the New York
Post says: As it may be matter of interest to
some of your readers to know tho authorship of
some very familiar lines, give them the following
extract from the "Life Thomas Brown"
"TOm having committed some great fault at the
University, the Dean of Christ Church Or Fell)
threatened to expe him; but Tom, in a very sub
missive epstle, pleaded his cause with such success
that the Dean promised to forgive him, upon this
condition, viz that he should translate this cpl
gram out of Martial extempore:
- Non amo tie Zabidi, nee possum deere quare;
Hac tantum possum deere, non amo te'
which he Immediately rendened into English,
thus:
"' do not love thee DR.. Fell,
The reason why, cannot tell;
But this know and know full well,
do not love thee DR.. Fell
"He made ample amends, however, for this sally
of the moment, in Latin epitaph on the Doctor
which is much admired for the purity of the ex-
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Taken for consumption ...... ..... $500

huroe'' hart rt''''''i'9'- " 500
A ono :.
T,l,er r,r c,,s,r,ptio, ro0 q
" '' '''''' ''''
ctoo,, oc pi, .ri.ao - ~, .
PrH,.nr - ~ III S 49, - -, , :, W
ti,-it,- nccas;oraI sa~,ar-Ia b, IL n. = s ~
Tba yrrrcinoi onoratios ba,o b @ @ LON o'
ON bna;,I - 49,. ,.o.t; r - IL; 9
@ -; - Ia , ~ ~ % t T " i ~ SI - soc prices L
oS Pc ot II ct 9oo do ~ Y y 600 d % IL ~
24OO do II cts and zoo bags on private terms Also
500 bors in lots TO the trade at 114 to IoY cts O0n
do ~ 5oHt III cts 9n0 bags r@ i 10 - 10 "
cts We Gnoe prime Rio at l2 to Ix cts fair to 90 ~
to II a cts medium lO% to IL K cts
WHITE & FIDPP
R,1Tr5orr Nov 10 1870 Cn0se proI-srs
FIOITR-There has been but little done todav in
Flour but the market for is evidently frrnar j.,
Howard Street super generally held this morning at
q S7k and sale of 200 bhls choic, was nada at mis-
figure At yesterday price (s5.25 per bh sales to a
considerable extent could have been made. We quote
Ohio Super to-day at s525G537H and City Mills do
s5G5l2 per bb but heard of sales Of either
these varieties. There inquiry this morning
for Extra Flour and heard of sales OF 800 bbls How
ard Street S575, and $50 bbs do at $3.50 We quote
Ohio Extra at s. and City Mills do at SEA 50
for regular shipping and 81 per Dbl. for fancy retailing
brands.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is active and firm
Welchs selling S. but still quote the Paapsco
Reservoir, Silver Spring, and Ashland brands at $3.50
per bbl. Ohio and Howard Street Family may be quoted
at Sc so per Dbl.
RYE FLopR-Rye Flour is steady at St5O per bhI, but
hear OF no sales worth reporting Corn Meal is lower
We note sales within the last two three days Of 500
bbs Baltimore at 81 per bbl and quote this as the
rate for it to day.
this morning some $4,000 bushels of the former, and
about 600 bushels Of the latter being market Wheat
pretty good demand and the range of prices was
about the yesterday Some grades sold how
at rather lower rates Reds ranged from 100
l27 cts for good to prime and whites sold at $50 for
fair l35dl37 cts for good l40GI3 cts for prime and
l45dllS cts for choice lots Corn in fair request
and the market for pretty firm White sold
asa cts for old the latter figure being advance Of
cts on the outside price of yesterday 6aG5 for
and yellow at s5dS7 cts for old, and 7Od 76 for
small lot of new white homny Corn sold at so cts
There $50 bushels Virginia Rye sold ay at -
and 40 bushels Maryland do. II cts and we had re
ported sales of 1900 bushels MARYLAND Oats at 30
cts We quote Oats today at 3oa42 cts for Nrry,nd
! and Ala As cts for Pennsylvania
MOIASSFS -Nolassas is very ouiet but vro have M
change 10 note in the rates and we nune m haf,r nd
Cuba a 2l(o5 cts for sonr and sweet C,ba M,scnv5d
at 26S0 cts; Porto Rico at 27135 cts Fngsb Island
at 26TSO cts. and New Orleans at 97cIAo cts W. na
the recent here within the last a mr. two Of o2S bhd
|
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A Southern View of Messrs. Seward and

CHARLESTON, Nov. 12.-The Mercurys special
New Orleans despatch says Ex-Governor Brown
of Mississippi, had delivered address before the
Legislature of that State at Jackson, in which he
expressed more respect for the opinions of Mr..
Seward than those of Mr.. Douglas.
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Justice Showacre fined Geo. Magraw 81 and
costs for firing pistol in the street.
Martin Connoy, on a charge of attempting to
rob the chicken coop of John Lurwck of some of
the feathered inmates, was committed for Court by
Justice Showacre
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FOR SHIP NEWS & DOM. MARKETS SEE FOURTH PAGE

NJ. Belly seems pretty nearly to have PLAYED out
his game in Central America. His contract for
opening the Transit Route expired on the 18th OF
September. His efforts to obtain an extension OF
it were unavaling, and it is now stated that a con-
tract of similar sort has been made with Mr.
RunnelS, the American Consul at San Juan del Sur.
If so, and Mr.. Runnes find hackers, there
would seem to be some prospect that the Transit
Route may be once again opened. The state of the
harbor of San Juan del Norte is not however very
favorable to this project. The English steamers are
now obliged to anchor five miles from the shore,
and in rough weather the landing of passengers
and merchandise is difficult or impossible. 1t is
not unlikely, however that the sea NAV soon open
a new channel Another obstacle is, doubtless the
dread of tlibusters, which has received new i'm
pulse from reports connected with Walkers last
abortive attempt. Had the flibusters not been
stopped they stood very little chance of effectpp
landing. The British and American ships on the
station took every precaution to prevent it.
ARREST OF ANOTHER ALLEGED HARpgn's FERRY
INsURGENr.-A man calling himself Mcdonald was
arrested at Washington on Friday night by Officer
Allen, to whom he made such admissions as to lead
to the belief that he was of Browns party and
had escaped from the Armory at Harper's Ferry.
He said he was originally from Boston. His breast
and chest well peppered with wounds, from
shot. Governor Wise, on being telegraphed, re-
turned an answer to send to Harpers Ferry for
persons to identify the prisoner, and to inform the
President of the arrest.
Mr.. Brown lett Piedmont, va, where he
was employed on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, about four years ago, to go to Russia, under
an engagement with the Messrs. Winans, of Balti-
more, to superintend portion of the Grand Road
between Moscow and st. Petersburg. The salts
factory manner in which be discharged the duties
of that appointment such that he has been
thrice promoted. He has lately been further pro-
moted to the chief superintendency OF new road
running from the river Don to the VOlga, dis
tance of about eighty-five miles.
New York ELEcTIoN-The New York Tribune ol
Saturday says that the Republican State officers
are all chOsen those not on the Utica ticket having
about 20, 900 majority. ~
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Arrest of a supposed Harper.s FERRY consnir=

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Governor Wise has tele-
graphed to officer Allen, of this city, who arrested
a man here last night supposed to have been one of
Capt. Browns cOnspirators, to send to Harper's
Ferry for persons to identify the prisoner and to
inform the President of the fact.
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The New YORK ELECTION.

New YORK, Nov. 12.-The Republican State ticket
is believed to be elected by from one to five thous-
and majority.
LATER.-The whole Republican State ticket is
without doubt elected, according to the latest re-
turns.
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Arrival of the HUNGARIAN ot E,or,JonJ.

PORTLAND, Nov. 13.-The steamer Hungarian,
with Liverpool dates to the I'd inst, arrived here
this morning. The substance of her advices were
telegraphed on Thursday from Cape Race.
The steamer Teutonia arrived out on the 10Th ult
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VNHE CHEAPEST WINTER CLOTHING!
L THE BEST WINTER CLOTLITNGt

'INEIE CHEAPEST WINTER CLOTHING!
4 THE BEST WINTER CLOTHINGii
Can only be found at
WlESENFELD x CO.'S
MtRYLAND INSTITUTE CLOTHING HAIL.
Corner of Baltimore st. and Market Space,
Splendid Oyercoats for Few Dollars!
At AtNIESENFELD Il Co.'S
Elegant Dress Suits at Lowest Rates,
At Wiesenfeld Co $.
Beautiful Business Suits at 1ritling Cost
At WIESENFELp n Co.'S.
Splendid Overcoats
Warm OveroOa's'
Durable Overcoats!
Well male Overcoats
Coed Fitting Oyercoatsl
Ar WIEsENFELD Co.'S.
Business Suits for Young Nepl
Business suits for Midde-Ags
Business Suits for ALI Agesl
Dress Suits for Weddings
Dress Suits for PARTIES
Dress Suits for Best Wear
At WIEsENFELD n Co.'S,
Pants by the Thousands
Vess by the Thousand
At WIsSENFELn CO.'S.
toys Clothing for the Youngest
Boys Clothing FOR all Sizes!
Boys Clothing for larger Boys
At WIEsENFELD X Co.'S.
Cheaper jhsn The Cheapest
Fner than the Finest
Better than the Best
Are the Garments a
wEsENFELD Co.'S.
sors rour Money-As
A Tery Fen Dollars
Will give you a splendid Outfit for Winter,
lfyou call at WIESENFELD x cos
Corner baltimore 81. and Market Space
and ODEON HALL.
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and ~ streets,
o3l-tJr Washington, u. c
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

HAERoR GRAcE-Schr. Ror7riHg Light.
$50 bbis. flour, ~ bbs. beef, cask hams.
HAvANA-NtedBier Baltimore
bundle shovels, l do spades, do traps. ! scythe
sheath and stone, hox paper 90 bdls do 66 bbs pota
toes and beans 290 bbls do l6 boxes oysters rs
100 bags oats lls terces lard so bbls do keg do tcs
beef bhl do 40 boxes pork, bbl do kit fish Is tcs
hams hhds Do 10 boxes bacon 6! casks rice so tcs
do $50 bbs. onions three quarter doz ducks 600
cabbagcs 200 kegs butter 100 rkins do boxes pipes
do heads, do stems, do. tobacco, boxes candles
kegs hammers, bunds handles boxes do bdl crow
bars, 2 boxes topic and top, pkgs chairs.
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COLUMBIA s. c., Nov. 12.-At the State Fair
held here yesterday, two native Africans were ex-
hibited who took the premium, a silver goblet.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.


BRENEN-Br. bal GHstdu.
55 cases cigars, Gail 4 AK; do, Marburg Co. 21
do, y. Seemuller X Sons; As do, hans pkg
books, Beck X Bachman boxes mdse.. cases wine s
do. sandries, Stellman, Henrichs Co.. | box mdse F
l.. BaunS; do, c. Aleman; do, f. Uhrlaub: do
Pracht, Nonein CO. do. G. Burkmeyer; l do j. See,
do, C. Spilker X Co; case do Drost & Suter; .
do, +. Meyer; do, Cortan & Co; do. Sclwerdtman
\ Co; Is do. beius 4 fialven; do, Kidd & White;
do creW Sander CO. l53 do. pipe clay A. Schumacher
Co II cases mdse., II. F. Albe,t Co; do Tayl lor
X Gardner; do. Hodges Bros 10 do, order.
RIO De JANEIRo-Burk JuStinG.
$50 bags coffee j n Ranlel
ARECIBO, P. R.-Schr. Priscilla
lS5 hhts sugar, II hhds. moasses, Kirkland Chase
& Co
AREcIBo. p. R.-Br. Schr Petrel.
l13 hhds 81 uerces molaSses, Kirkland Chase & Co
HALIFAX-3r. Scbr. Medium.
iii bb!s herrings, half Dbl. do. James Corner &
Sons
COASrWISE.
BosToN-BdrL Sylph
- bills herrings. Curtis POST 4! 73l lbs dye-wood
81 cedar boards, 200 pkgs mdse., Sundry persons
New YoRK-Str. ParkersburG.
pkgs brandy, Is do. gin, c. II. Myers & Bro 500
pkgs mdse., B. x o r. R.; 800 do, sundry persons
EAsTPoRT-Brig Norfolk.
600 boxes herring, Kelsey 4 Gray.
BRISTOL, L. I.-.Schr II. y. HetcaIf
p hhdS. malasses, Beyan, Phillips X Co; Toe bbIs
onions, order.
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HAS COMEl has C0MEll HAS COME

IL TIE GOOD TINE HAS COMET!
SINGERS No. .. SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW
HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
No. MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS.
manufacturing purposes the only reliable and unex
celled Sewing Machine in the world
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FIFTY TO
SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
thry have been tried in families and found superior any
in
~ Hemmers binding guaSes Of all kinds, machine oil
and every thing in line always hand New York
prices The great reduction in prices enables those
have purchased cheap and worthless machines obtain
hest made at the lowest Everybody requested
to cali at office send for copy of NJ SINGER
Co.'S GAZETTE
VI 4. BRGDERICK, Agent
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INQUESTS.
OLTCE INTELLJGEN.

Coroner Sparklin held an inquest at the Eastern
police station, the body OF white male in
FAINT which found in the falls near Fish market.
Verdict still-bOrn.
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H,lunetarp snb Commercial 8tbieto.

BALTIMORE, November II, $50.
There movement in Stocks to-day at the
Board, but there special activity in the market
nor have any al,change to note in its condition
Northern Central Railway sold at yesterdays rates but
Baltimore and Ohio do. advanced 4. OF Baltimore and
Ohio there only 100 shares sod all for the opening
at $57& but of Northern Central there $50 shares
sold so at SOY cash. and 800 at $2O% buyer GO days
The latter stock left off at s20% bid $2o% asked regular
way but it offered at sellers option 60 days at $20S
Baltimore and Ohio closed S57 bid $5S asked for the
opening. There inquiry for Mining stocks again,
and 900 shares GuiIford sold 81 buyer days.
and 800 do. at 81 buyer GO days Guilford left
Sligo bid $175 asked and Gardner Hill at g bid, S2.75
asked regular way. Santa Clara offered at SO cash.
but no bid made for it, The sales of Loans to-day in
clude 2547 Baltimore City 6s 1875 at 96KG964 81 goo
do 6s 1890 at 9SA and 81 900 Northern Central Railway
1885 bonds at 66 For loans generally the market is pre
ty firm.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, November u, 1853.
slGO Bait. 6s, I5,..?6k 1000 shs. Guilford Mg
2fl7 'T5..!6l b5.. "a
1000 'an. .gSai' 300 8 hoo ~,
IOoo y. c. RR. bds. 'S5. &c 50 shs N.CRR 21E
300 . hC0. .2ps6
100 shs B. Il o. R. opg SIS