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Observation-Disclosures. ......1, ,240 400 4
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BoARI

SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
WEDNESDAY, october II, 1860.
$4,000 Missouri SIS, so 1000 oshsS sSpringd, b60-3.19
$500 Bait. 6's, 90-101 500 shs. Guilford NJ.
5000 N. c. RR. BIDS. Co. -2k
$3.50 1900 shs. N C. Con.
1000 % " 's5 b6O-66Hi MO- b60-I%
200 shs Canton Co. -l94l 100 shs. North State
100 = b60-20 Mining Co. i
500 shs. Springfield 1900 shs. Bait and N
Mining Co. b13- 3b c. Min. Co. 81
1900 g = -306 1000 shs. Deep River
500 " 81 Min Co. b60-.STH
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Frost Mt the South
RailroaE Accident.

AUGUSTA, October IA heavy frost occurred
here this morning. The thermometer was down t.
the freezing point, and thin ice was made in tn
neiGhborhoOd of the CITY
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CLARET AND CHAMPAIGN

40 cases low priced and fine TABLE CLAREr. Duke d.
"Aontebelo," Green Seal and Heidseck CHAMPAGNE, a
lowest prices, by A. J. HAMPSON,
jue6-tf 81 N. Charles st., near Pleasant
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PHILADELPHIA Ale

This superior Ale, neatly put up stone jugs witt
foil, and bearing my label cents per Dozen de
hsered For sale by A. J. H4MpsON,
jel3 II 81 y Charles ST., near Pheasant
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hearing on Tuesday afternoon before Justice Boyd,
which resulted in his being held for the action of
the Grand jury
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
trough WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
The New York Tribune of this morning says

The New York Tribune of this morning says:
The Stock market was irregular this morning, and
did not respond anticipated to favorable ad-
vices from the other side There did appear to be
special attempt of the bears hammer the market
but 1t was evidently considered to be good market to
sell and there absence of outside orders to buy
among the commission merchants, which mode
rate amount of realizing to produce usual ef
exceptionally good and the changed tone of the money
the cessation of specie shipments the prosperous CON
dtion OF the breadtus and cotton trade should naturally
have produced buoyant feeling in the Stock market
This, however, not the case The Western shares
were generally lower, and of the Eastern stocks
sympathzed Erie, however, and Illinois Central were
active and firm under the favorable accounts from
London.
The Cotton market has been quite excited the past two
weeks and an advance of half per b has been
fully established the chief grades. The general i'm
preston exists that the staple will continue
moderately for the next ninety days. If general killing
frost should early the 1st proximo-which is
the average of the last twenty years shown the
tables-t would impossible that the present crop
should reach four millions of bales For every week
should occur later than that PERIOD hundred and
nifty thousand bales should be added Thus in
able event the could not be large that of the
previous year, while the consumption be greatly
ce H m @ ya @ @ as
which will he completed early in the year 1861.
The following is the Boston Bank statement for the
week ending the 16h
Capital stock I'll 700
Loans and discounts. Ga, ,4SS 900
Specie b,277 ,000
Due from other banks. SO5 500
Due to other banks. 942O 900
Neuation ','oluoo
An adjustment has been made during the present year
in the General Land Office of the of the two
and five cent funds accruing to the several States
January l. 1860 those being adjusted annually
State. Fund. For ,1hdt time. Amount
Wisconsin per cent JAN 81 Dec 81 So s247 sol 79
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE schooner Laurel,
from Frankfort, Maine, for Baltimore, has arrived
at the Delaware Breakwater, dismasted.
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Marine Disaster

BosToN. October 1.-THE steamer Arabia, from
Liverpool via Halifax, arrived here at l. so this
evening.
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ECONnMY |
ECoNOATY

ECONOMY ECONOMY !
Man that is WISE will procure his New Shirts now
when he will get most warmth them and they will be
in nice order for Summer.
Gentlemen, call and ORDER SOME SHIRTS, the cheap
est considering the quality of goods offered pub
lie sl.75 cash, for the finest Shirt
ADAMS,
l46 W. Baltimore street, up stairs
3 doors below Calvert
~ Shirts made Of materials furnished for IS cts o2tf
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For Europe.
BosToN, October 1.-THE steamer Canada sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool, taking out S37 900 in
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Arrival of the Steamer New York
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE steamer New York.
from Southampton on the Sd (anticipated) arrived
this mOrninr-
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ECONOMY EcoNo

A DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET
si0IH JAMES n IOHNSDN
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Mrs. ANNA Ii. Dorsey, who has contributed so
largely to the Catholic literature of the country
for many years past, but who has been dangerously
i'll for the past six months, is at present much
better as to have recommended her literary labOrs
She is translating, rapidly her pulmonary at
fection will permit, Life of Plus TX, by NJ. Alex
andre De Saint-Aubin-a work just issued from the
Paris press
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The MARYLAND AND DELAWARE RAILRoAD.-The
work on the Maryland and Delaware railroad is
progressing in a rapid aud satisfactory manner
The grading rom the point of connection with the
Delaware road, at Smyrna, to the State line has
been completed and the workmen are now enga-
ged in repairing and trimming up that part of the
road IN Caroline county. Md, heretofnre graded.
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A MODEL TowNsHTP.-In Lewis township, Clay
county, Indiana, they have a sort of foretaste Of
the millennium. Is has within its limits one hundred
and seventy families, all white except one, and
they keep dark about it. There are one
hundred and sixty five voters, and, during
the last twenty years, there has never been
fight or quarrel at any election held in the town
ship. 1t contains seven school houses, seven road
districts, seven bachelors and seven large men;
three pairs of twin boys, three tiddIers, three car
penters, three postOiices, three crazy men and
three over seventy-fv years old. There is not
lawyer, doctor or loafer in it, nor a grocery or
pauper. A better, friendlier, happier population
is not to be found in the State
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THE STEAMBOAT INsPECroRs.-'rhe Board of Uni
ted States Supervising Inspectors of Steamboats,
met in New York on Monday. The frequent oc-
currence lately of steamboat disasters has induced
them to turn their attention to the navigation laws
The Board, we learn, is fully represented and the
operation of the steamboat law throughout the
country will be fully reported and discussed with
view to such action on the part of the Board as
may be necessary to secure its thorough admins
tration. The Board will continue in session for
several dayS
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The Ohio Statesman says that fourteen thousand
negroes vote the Republican ticket in Ohio this
fall, under the decision of JUDGE Brinkerhoff. ~
Mrs: Millard Fillmore has contributed $50 to the
Lady Elgin relief fund.
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The BOsroN Society FOR THE PREVENTION OF PAU
PERLsM.-The annual meeting of this Society was
held on Monday afternoon, Robert b. Storer presid-
ing The Secretary read his annual report in which
was embodied a full history of the Society since its
organization in 1885. There have been during the
last year 4,6ll applications for places, of which
number 1894 were cared for; places being found
for All males and 1913 females. The demand for
servants to do housework exceeds the supply
Since the establishment of the Society places have
been found for $4,000 persons. The receipts during
the past year amounted to So, 953; expenditur es
81, 1855. Funds on hand Sc 81
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HERsCHELL V. JOHNSON, the Douglas candidate
for Vice President, made speech at Terre Haute
Indiana, on the Sh in which it is reported he made
the following remark;-"Abe Lincoln is the great
rail splitter. | own twenty boys, any one of whom
can beat him at days work splitting rails, and
give two hundred. would prefer one of them for
President, so help me God, to Abe Lincoln"
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= oettt :
Runs made in each Innings.

Runs made in each Innings
Ist I'd 81 4th 5th 9th 7th sth 9TH Total
WSvery SSaTiS. .,.:::..: y
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CRY DESPATCH Posrs AND THE U. s, Posr
oFFIcE.-In Philadelphia, on Tuesday, the argu.
ment on the motion for an injunction to restrain
hocheT,sperger Co., pr"prietors of "Blood's Des.
patch" from carrying letters through the citv.
was concluded yesterday. H. NJ. Phillips, ESD
for the respondents, contended that the order of
the Postmaster General did not confer such a
monopoly as was contended for, and that Congress
had no authority to delegate any such power to
him. At the conclusion of the arqument .Judge
Grier said that "he would think over the subject
but his impressions at the present time were against
the United States" Judge Cadwalader said sshis
opinion coincided with Judge Griers, but that they
would consult together, and give formal opinion
some other day"
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A GREAT EXPORT MovEMENT.-The Exports from
the port of New York for the past week are valued
at more than three million sir hundred thousand dol
ous week in the history of our Commerce. Near.
ly or quite onehalf of this great value was made
up OF Breadstufs, and included the following guam
titles OF Domestic Produce: 1000 bales Cotton, 90
Z00 barrels Flour, 100000 bushels Wheat S45, ,00G
lbs Cheese, 42,240 gals. Sperm Oil, l3, 900 bbls
Rosin, 2,27S hhds. and cases Tobacco, 1888 900 lbs
manufsctured Tobacco, $4,000 lbs. Talow, ,3O(
bales Hops, $4,000 lbs. Whalebone, 1900 pkgs
Cotton Goods. Liverpool and London take nearly
one,hat the value of the Exports and British Port
in the United Kingdom, ireland, or Dependencies
more than two-thirds. Indeed, except Cotton t.
Havre, there is little to swell the value of the Ex
ports te c:her than British Ports. The effect o
the heavy shipments to British Home Ports has de
pressed Exchange, and nearly stopped the export o
specie.-N. Y. Enquirer, Oct II. .r-
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Captain Rowland, of the schooner Sea Gull, ar
rived at Providence on Monday afternoon, from
Baltimore. He reports that, on Tuesday morning,
while he was in latitude 80 degrees and longitude
"A deg. As minutes-far out to sea, and during a
gale OF wind-an eagle flew against the main peak
halyards, broke his wing, fell to the deck and was
killed. He measured five feet four inches from the
tin of wing TO that Of he other
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The aspect of the political horizon is dark, and
no doubt the prospect of sectional instead of ma
tional Federal Government to rule over us is doing
much to augment the general uncertainty and
alarm. This may be well founded or not, and in
any event the South beyond the justice and moral
suit. We have only to do our duty, as our best
judgments and sense of patriotism may prompt,
and then leave the consequences to the ma ority of
the American people, and in the hands of that wise
Providence that has ever watched over our nation
and protected it from harm.
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Hon. Bale Peyton, Bell Elector in Tennessee,
at public meeting at Nashville the 30th Au-
gust, said he did not believe, if Lincoln elect
accept any important office under him. If such a
man could be found he was a traitor, and deserved
to be tortured to a terrible death.
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MARRIAGE ON A DEATH BED.-In Warrington,
Salem county, n j., on Friday, September 2Sth,
Mr. Edward s. Tatem was married to Miss Jones'
at 81 o'clock in the morning. Miss Jones was on her
death bed, and wanted to be married. Mr.. Tatem
accordingly, was sent for, and the ceremony was
performed during the silent hours of the night
Mrs. Tatem then expressed herself perfectly happy,
| and died at nnnn tho ama dow -''
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From the NdshriHe Tenn Union
The Northern States now unit in the strup-
gle which threatens the existence of our Govern
ment. Why may not the South be so? Are our
lives, our liberty, our happiness less dear to us
than the ephemeral triumphs of party? Let the
South lock shields and stand in solid phaanx, and
the rushing onset of Black Republicanism will be
stayed. Never more in the history of nations has
the adage been applicable than at the present
''United we stand, divided we fa'' All is not vet
lost. There is but one flag raised which has writ
ten upon it principles that are regarded by our
enemies as boldly antagonistic to theirs. Let the
whole South rally under that flag, and all will vet
be well. The widest maniac can be quieted by the
determined eye of his master. Let the South cease
her pickering, and show her sectional enemies that
she will be equal iu rights, and fanatcism will vet
cover and shrink from the contest.
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n LIVE HlPPOPOrAMUs TO BE BROUGHT TO THE
UNITED STATEs.-The London american announces
that Col. g. G. Quick, an American, now in that
city has just purchased live hippopotamus from
the geological Gardens, for exhibition in the Uni
ted States. The price paid for this wonderful ami
nal is nearly $4,000 1t was caught in Egvpt
two years ago when but few days old, and its al
ready massive proportions indicate the enormous
power which will be developed in its maturer
growth.
THE CRoPs ABROAD.-Almost all over Europe the
pitiless shower seems to have been descending In
the wine districts of France they are debating not
whether the wine will be worth anything this year
put whether the grapes will be worth the trouble
of gathering them. In England the fate of the hop
is settled; the bitter Of the beer must come either
from abroad-Or illegally from the druggists at
home. The prospects of the winter are on several
accounts far from cheering.
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AN ExrnAoRDNARY MILITARY CoMPANY-A vol
unteer company has recently been organized in
this State, which we think is unmatched in mate
rial 1t numbers So, and of these fifty are in uni
form. Of the fifty, two ministers of the gospel
Zone Baptist and one Methodist,) two are deacons,
two class leaders, two lawyers one doctor, one
magistrate, two clerks of courts two deputy
clerks, forty professors OF religion, fifteen who
don't profess, but moral and relgOuslv in
clined, seven who pray in public, twenty-sx Sons
of Temperance, twenty-nine temperance men, and
of these last mentioned very few drink ardent
spirits at al-nOne of them excessively-aud last
but not least, they are all reliable and true
There's a company for you! Hurrah for the Old
Domnioni Reader, there's no joke about this, tits
fact.-Richmond Enquirer.
President BUcHANAN's PRESENT TO ABp Ell KADER.
The New York Worlds Constantinople cores
pondent saw, few weeks ago, on its way to Syria,
a magnificent present "From the President of the
United States to his Excellency Said Add ell kader,
OF Damascus" 1t consisted of two Colts holster
pistols, mounted with silver and beautifully orna-
| mented with arabesque work, in rosewood case,
also silver mounted. 1t was designed by the gov
ernment for some notable in Syria, token of
their appreciation of the handsome treatment which
our ambassador, Hon. James Williams, received in
| Syria last year. 1t goes now to Abd-elkader, as
an expression of not only this feeling, but of graft
| tude for his having protected the Christians of
Damascus, including the American consul, during
| the late riots there.
Gov. Gist of South Carolina, has issued his pro-
camation convening the Legislature of that State
in extraordinary session on the first Monday in DC
tober next "that they may be present on the Tues,
day following to appoint electors of President and
| Vice President, in conformity to the act of Con
gress and also that they may, if advisable, take
tion for the safety and protection of the State"
Mr.. Duff Green publishes a long letter in tn,
New York Herald of Wednesday on the state of tn,
| political parties.
Gen. Tom Thumb is member of the Little Giant
Club at Bridgeport, Conn.
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The New York Journal of Commerce analyses the
vote cast in fifteen Congressional districts at the
last election in the State of New York for the pur
pose OF showing that the opposition to the Repub-
licans can elect fifteen members of the House of
Representative to the next Congress- thus ensuring
in that body an effective iRepublicau majority
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Gordon Cumming, the well known lion hunter,
was examined before the Inverness Bankruptcy
Court not long ago. He stated that he had no
other means of support than what he derived from
the exhibition of trophies taken from Africa. The
exhibit list of bis affairs estimates his debts at f55l
and his assets at f2O0
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The New York Post of Tuesday evening says =
John C. Heenan left the city lastevening to respond
to a very pressing invitation from Buffalo, where
he is to be required to to the Court for the
! part he took in the Price and Kelly fight in Canada
year since. 1t is understood that "the Boy" will
test the question of the legality of his arrest
! should the suit be pressed.
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Mr.. George W. Shaw, well known citizen of
New Orleans, died on the 10th instant at the age of
80 years. He was active philanthropst, had
been Grand Master of the Odd Fellows in Louisi-
ana, and was long a devoted member of the How
ard Association.
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Gen. Tom Thumb is amember of the Little Giants
Club at Bridgeport, Conn.
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EXPERIMENT WITH CAPT RoDMAN's GUN.-ThC
Board appointed to test Capt. Rodman's fifteen
inch gun, have made favorable report, but advise
further experiments. The Secretary of War ha
ordered the trial to be continued until the gur
shall have been shot five hundred times. The long
est range acquired was five thousand seven hundred
and thirty yards, with forty pounds of powder aut
a she'll weighing three hundred and twenty ont
pounds-the elevation being twenty eight degrees
The shell was in the air twenty seven seconds. A
an elevation of five degrees, the shell struck at tw
thousand yards; on level, seventeen hundred AM
eghty-tive yards. A shell, with seventeen pound:
of powder, exploded in the sand, opening crater
three feet deep, twelve feet long, and ten feet wide
After the sixty fourth shot the gun examined
with star-guage, and no enlargeme mt was found
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A Great Blessing to the Amicted.-Dr. NJ
Lane the inventor of the celebrated Liver Pills prepared
by Fleming Bros Pittsburgh Pa used these pills for
several years il his practice before he could be induced
to offer them to the public in such manner as to make
them known throughout the country This learned ply
stefan felt the repugnance thar all high minded men
of science feel in entering the lists against those
lous empires who obrude their nostrus upon the
public and rely upon system of putting sustain them
Convinced however Of the real value the Liver Pills
and infuenccdby the plain dictates duty the Doctor
finally authorized Fleming Bros of Pittsburgh Pa who
sole proprietors, manufacture and place them
before the public This great medicine has not dsap
pointed the expectations of his friends medical facul
ty at whose instance he induced place them be-
fore the public in their present popular form From ev-
quarter do hear the gratifying accounts of
their wonderful curative eecs-the East and the West
the North and tine South alike laden with dng Of
great Joy from the afflicted. These wonderful Pills have
completely conquered that great scoure America the
Liver Complaint.
Purchasers will be careful TO ask for Dr. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLENI-
ING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA. There are other Pills
purporting to be Liver Pills before the public Dr.
MLanes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Yerni-
fuge be had at all drug stores None
| genuine WithOat The signature Of FLEMING BROS
| APPS d6t&wl f35i
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The Prize Fight.

Some hundreds of years hence, when the
writer of history is rummaging the annals of
the nineteenth century for materials, he will
find an admirable illustration of its barbarism
in the revolving exhibition which is, this morn
ing, noticed in our columns. That two individ.
uals could devise and carry out such base
and beastly crime, in the blaze Of MONDAY,
against the laws of both countries, and in de-
tiance of the virtuous sentiment which prevails
i'll both, is the great scandal of the times 1t
had been in preparation for many months.
The guardians of the public peace on both
sides of the Atlantic were cognzant of every
movement of the pugists. Their portraits
were displayed in the illustrated newspapers
Their mode OF wing and training were paraded
in the public prints The departure OF the
American champion with his companions for
the scene of the fight was publicly celeDrat-
ed. Exery thing connected with them was
served up in style which could not have
been more minute and particular if the
fate of the two nations had depended upon
the exactness of the description. Yet moth
ing was done by the blind police to check or
hinder the fight in the slightest degree. For
the arrest of Heenan in England, and his dis
charge on bail, was silly farce, and did moth
ing even if it was so intended, for the preserv-
cannot ask any one to read the particulars of
the fight, except for the purpose of quickening
their adherence of such scenes.