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srizes payable in iuil siinoai deduction.
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rhatyaiuabie Farm.
Beautiful Farm.
RAILROAD COAL.

THE nuest or CO4iin the city Of ashyilei Is at
Il tae 4EiSA IAIiD, which Is tae only place Ihai
gives legal gut per 0ashel. ltis guar anteec
give heat ashes AMI SCOT than any otnei
uO~ uaerrd sale. Ne viii continue 10 supply
Vlr Irlulds and Customers at our usual IO~ prices
1urin. tue cOni4s winter. Try the 4EINA CUAl
.u D. C,JavEacsi Is Ihs most economical AZ
I.Ic market. orders 1fogpsd Box a. r. u, or ~
t.e Iafd y ". Y. *. h. D"pOt Siil oe prompt
AZ ttts.ied 10. SAMUEL J. AGNEN.
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General Agents.

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EreSm seeds.

TtLoyER, rinoIhy dard Grass, Blue Grass and
u Usosrsrl seed just receS Ell, aud Tor sale
s.~ 10. 1-.su. sAlNS, oGOHN q Co.
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MRS. WINSLOW


alIay ALL PAIN and spasmodicaction and is
SUREToREGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon IL, mothers it will give restto your.
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Price Is cents per BOTTLE.
We have puLuptndsoid thisarticlefor over ten
years. aud CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH Of
It, what we have never been able to say Of
tuy Otner mediciae-NEY ERHAS 1T FAILED IN
SINGLE ElNStANCE. 10 EFFECT A CURE, when
tiae!y ussdl Never did :. we know an instance
oil dissatisfaction by any one who used it, on
tue contrary, all are de- ighted with it's opera
tons, and speak in terms = OF highest cOminenda
sion OF its mlgica lefects - and medical virtues
We speak in tins matter a s'wHAr WE DO KNOW
after ten years expert ence, PLEDGE QUE
RsrUrATioN FOR THE FULFIL WHAT WE HERI
DECi ARK In almosteyery instance where the in =
rInt suffering from pain :. and exhaustion, relIe
Will fouhd In fifteen or twenty minutes after
the syrup is adminisE+ tered.
This valuable prepara- lion Is the prescription
OF one Of the MOST EX - PERIENCED aud skill.
FUL NURSES IN New Eng - land and mas beer
used with NEyER-FAILo ING sUccEssIx
THOUSANDS X OF CASES
Not lnly relieves the child - from pain but inyig
Jrates the stomach aud ~ bowels corrects aciJi
ny ,and slyesto and en- ergy To the whole ~ $
tenn II will almost in stlnty relieve
GRIPPING N THE n BOWELS AND
WIND = collie.
and andovercomeconvuIsions[- which if not speedn,
RENE lied, end in death. We believe IL the besI
aud sUKEsT REMEDY IN THE = WORLD. in all cases O,
DGSENrERY AND DIAR - RHtEA IN CHILDREN
whether Il arises from n teething. or from any
other cause We would ~ say TO every mother
who has child suffering - from any ofthe forego
ing cOmplants--DO NOr.> LET YOUR PREIUDI
CES. SoR THE PREJU> DICES OF OTHERS
stand between your suffer ing child and the relief
that viii be sure-yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE
To toilOw he use of this :. medicine, If timely
used. N
FullIirectionsror usingS will accompany each
oottie. None genuine un- less the facsimile OF
CURTIS PERKINS, New z York, is on the out-
side wrapper
Sold by druggists Trough utthe world.
Principal Office No. 10, Cedtr ST. New York.
IuneIfSWiy Price rs cents per bottle.
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A Reduced Price.

ReliableOrders from the Trade, By Mail or Iele-
graph ALLIED, Oh application to
AUSTENS, Agents,
93 Pearlstreet, MY
KEROSENEis alsoto be obtained at the Mlnutac-
tuers' rloces of alltheNew Yurk Wholesale Drug
.fgirs, GrIcers ,CampHee aud Turning Fluid Mana-
aJLureTs and 1 ealers IN Lamps.
y. B--kERoSkS L It's the trade mark of the kero
Uii Co., and all persons are cautioned aSains
using the trade-tuaFk Fk for other oils. oGL4-3m
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4 ~iu 10y LIs LisassI market price Tor Corn an
l. = IIr-.I IsIIE ere Al tls CIIy Mus.
- y. hOI.lsINGSHORIH,
OcLl--u No. . Market street.
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sPLENDiD SCHEME.

Is sos sfixss .....-..-. Amounting tosStJsoSo
Enulerickets 10 ,dalyes IS suarteTss-s5
f, Persons whO IesiTeueed only remitthe risk on
ackage IoFShlch Se sillsend aSeftincatsas- oi
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l. " Il TX A
For the Consideration OF sensible People

. InDI.lNG nOt tue practice oiDr. AE-SECk.
Il I.IdersLsIus IaIo iTssase once ANA cures.
.ie sosg IA.alsrIas ErJaad and long running
Jlits .s-IJJrAots pracIice 10 fespe0ts-
- pay meats Eases siSed ~ "
JslIcF "a sisszus are "a tsa cured oy ar AkskCk
OaASe NJtiss sITveg CORNER OI Line.
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MSnstarp ana Commercial 8tbitm.


There some movement in Mining Stocks to day at
the Board but in other stocks the transactions were
quite limited The only sale of Railroad stock was one
of 25 shares Northern Central at S24 cash. ana II left
of at $22 bid, $22H asked regular For baltimore
and Ohio there very little inquiry anu only SSlH
bid for it, this figure being q of dollar less than
was paid for it day since Nothing was done in
Railroad bonds but they quite firm. For Balt
more and Ohio 1855 50 bid and Northern Central
1855 closed at 67H bid 6sA asked There was a de-
mand for CITY 6s and sales made of s. 200 1905
at 1O2 For 1858 102E was bid, and 102b asked We
note sales also of shares Bank of Baltimore at S1O4
and GO shares Howard Bank at Oh Some of the Mining
stocks quite strong, but others were decidedly
weak. Gardner Hill firm Sales were made of 24OO
shares at $7S@7A cash and time, and it closed at
s7S bid, 81 3l6 asked regular way. For North State
prices were also well maintained Sales of 100 shares
of it were made a: S21992A, and it left off SEX bid
$24 asked regular sale of 100 shares Springfield
was made TO day at SAN this being the transaction
which has taken place in this stock for some DAYS
Guilford and Consolidated both dropped off to-day x
Sales made of 300 shares the former at and
$500 shares of the latter at from 81 p down sI4
also note sales of 400 shares Baltimore and North Caro-
lima at $l4, and 500 shares Silver Valley at SIX
both buyers option 60 days. Silver Hill is beginning to
move but at very low prices Some 600 shares changed
hands to-day at "a cts $1, and it closed at SS bid $
acI-a oil
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW.

CAPE RACE, Aug. 1S.-The steamer Glasgow ar
rived here last night. The City of Baltimore ar
rived out on the 7th.
Naples quiet. Nothing later from Garibaldi.
The British Commons bill, amalgamating the
European and native armies in India, had passed.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. G.-The French troops have
left for Syria.
Advices from Naples states that 800 troops, on
the eve of joining Garbaldi, had been arrested.
The Minister of War had withdrawn the troops
from the Abruzzi, and had ordered the principal
part Of the army to concentrate about Naples
BELGRADE, Aug. 6.-Serous disturbances occurred
yesterday between the Servian, Turks and Bossin-
ian sailors.
The garrison remained quiet.
PALERMO, Aug. 4.-Large numbers of volunteers
have arrived and been enthusiastically received.
Garibaldi is hourly expected. The King of Naples
has sent 900 soldiers to Rezzo opposite Messina,
who, it is confidently said, will join Garibaldi on his
landing.
NAPLES, August 3.-All efforts to conclude an ar
mistice with Garibaldi having failed, preparations
are making to repulse an invasion. Improvements
were being introduced into the army and navy.
TURIN, Aug. 3.-The Prussian Ambassador had
assured Count Cavour that the strctest neutrality
would be preserved in Italian affairs.
A Genoa paper says two Neapolitan regiments in
Calabria had cried out "Viva Garibaldi.''
Sales of cotton for two days, %, 900 bales. Mar
ket firm.
Breadstulfs closed with an advancing tendency,
but quiet.
Money dull. Consols, 9375.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, August lS.-The steamer Etna has
arrived, with Liverpool dates of the Sth inst
Russia sends four ships of the line and two frig-
ates to Syria.
Napoleon had conferred the Grand Cross of the
Legion of Honor on Ab-del-Kader for his services
at Damascus. The Governor General of Damascus
and Beirut had been suspended and arrested.
The Sandman Government had negotiated a loan
of 10000, 900 livres at S0f 25c.
The British Government had decided on having
the whole iron plated steam floating batteries got
ready for immediate service.
England declines to join actively in the Syrian
expedition.
1t was rumored that the Neapolitan ENJOYS to
Turin, seeing the impossibility of concluding an
alliance between Sardinia and Naples, to leave
Turin forthwith.
1t was rumored in Paris thatthe regiments of the
line were to be increased from l02 to ITO.
1t was denied that Napoleon was to have an in.
terview with the King of Sardinia.
Garibaldi had invested Fort Scylele, in Calabria
opposit to Messna.
1t stated that the Select Committee of the
British Commons had condemned the Whitworth
gun.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, firm. Sales to-day
10000 bales.
LATEST MARKETS.
Flour frm-good qualities advanced slightly. Wheat
and corn closed with advancing tendency. Naval
stores dull owing to late arrivals Rice firm Money in
good demand at unchanged rates.
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The PRoFIrs OF PUGILIsM.-The Philadelphia
Bulletin says: ... ....t Z
The net profit of the Heenan Festival at Camac's
Woods, in this city, on Wednesday last, were six
thousand four hundred and thirty-seven dollars.
(S6,43T. This represented a paying crowd of
about thirteen thousand people. Deadheads and
outsiders, who gathered around the enclosure must
have amounted to an equal or larger number.
The most brilliant exhibition of the fine arts the
finest oration, the greatest display of dramatic
talent, the most attractive intellectual FEAST could
never have drawn together such multitude, or in
duced such generous contributions. Even the most
meritorious charitable religious cause would
have won no such reward. Our most spontaneous
and lavish bounty is for prize fighters; highest
adephia may be called the Paradise of Pugilists.
delphia and Reading Railroad during the week
ending Thursday, August lsth, was 1880 tons.
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See Fourth Page
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

DUEL NEAR New OnLEANs.-Messrs. N. GaJabo,,
and r. Majolly, two gentlemen of New Orleans.
mad meeting on the 1lth instant, for the purpose
OF settling Gan affair of honor" The weapons
were small swords. The combat was long and
spirited. At the fifth nass the adversar;as !,
9ouole stroke.or, as the French say, 'un coup
You're re,LMr. MaJolly getting slightly wounded in
me right groin whilst his sword passed through
Sr mr. vaiapercs right arm, and penetrated the
Galaoert is said to be in critical condition. The
leans papers. Wv ~"
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No Second Board held to-day.
NEW YORK MINING POAPD-


The New York Post, of Saturday evening saws.
The stock market with moderate business in the
speculative shares is higher The is again
most marked the Western railroad shares free
appearing for all descriptions Cleveland and Toledo is
the only stock which stands below the quotations of
terday The market closes dull and heavy at a reduc
Won OF = "a per cent on Board prices. Sales OF New
ork Central at S64 Illinois Central at S6h Galena 81
Ioedo leaves off at Az Michigan guaranteed 474: Mich
gan central 6sA; Rock Island S3&; Burlnrton and
Quncy e9I (aeo The State stocks are dull and bCGI
raload Donds are quiet at former prices In some do
serpuons there is slight concession with few offerings
IN the market There is fair employment for money to-
day at previous rates On call notice some rreoIar
ty in terms, with considerable shifting of loans Tho
common rate is 5H per cent the extremes 5G6 First
class paper of long dates ranges within 6H07 per cent
while choice short bills are readily placed Exchange
on Europe closed quiet but steady at 1O9 on London
and 5148 Paris.
The weekly Bank statement closing today is expected
to show material reduction in loans and slight falling
off in the specie average
We annex comparative statement of the imnorts of
foreign dry goods at New York. for the week and since
January l:
For the week. 1858 1870 1s6o
Entered at the port 81 23O 4S2 s334512S e3 496 7s
Thrown on market. 1,57SsF 1891, ,703 34e977
Since January /. -
Entered at the port s4522 s2lOze7s 72eas147
Thrown on market. 413s93s s2OS5,77O 1854 634
TO encourage manufacturers similar to that passed by
the Legislature of Maine, some eighteen months since
renewing cotton mills from taxation for ten years.
ITEMS The city Of New York in the market for az
100000 FLOATING Debt Fund Stock $3.50 600 ssCroton
Water Stock" and S2500O0 Central Park Improvement
Fund StocE,'' all bearing per interest The 500
Buffalo, have been taken by Mr. Rufus King of Albany
at premium of about one-twenteth New York is still
receiving some gold from Boston, but the balances and
Inose with Philadelphia, nearly even Messrs
thompson Brothers have sold to Illinois Bank elO0 coo
New York 6s of 1862 at 102 interest Money is in
Jair demand, without quotable change in rates
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CTNcINNATI, August 1S.-Last night Charles B.
Brown, the United States Commissioner, was shot
dead by George J.. Caldwell, of the firm of Alfred
Wood Co. The atfray occurred at Caldwell's
house, in consequence of Browns having forced
his way into CaldwelPs chamber. The original
cause grew out of bad feeling relative to the ad-
justment of a legal claim. Caldwell Immediately
surrendered himself to the authorities.
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Escape of COnvicts.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, Aug. l7.-While the con-
victs were at work on the Capitol grounds yester-
day, three of their number concealed themselves
and quietly and unobservedy escaped. None have
been taken.
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Sailing of Steamers
NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-The steamers Arago and
kangaroo sailed to day for Europe, taking out over
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In his recent speech against Lord Pamerston's
fortifcation bill, Mr. Bright stated that Mr.. Whit
worth told him only the evening before that with
his gun he could throw a shell of seventy pounds
full of molten lead six miles, and even farther, but
six miles certainly. With such engines of destruc-
ton, Mr.. Bright held Notifications next to use
less
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1t is now believed that Albert G. Stevens, watch
man of the Girard Bank, Philadelphia, died from
natural causes He was subject to strokes of vertigo,
and it is the opinion of the physicians that he fell
the street from this cause, and struck his head
which caused wound making it appear as if he
was murdered.
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One of the policeman of Memphis, Tenn, has
been arrested on the charge of robbing a man
charge of drunkenness. watch valued at $50
was the article stolen.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

co1,rpr SATURDAY, August II.
CoFFEE.-We have no transactions to note TODAY in
Coffee and it may be quoted dull heavy with n 6e
clded tendency to lower rates We as ranging
from to l5x cts the latter figure being now the ont
SIDE price for it. and Java at 16kG17x cts We publish
below the usual weekly report of Messrs White Elder
Coffee brokers' which it will seen presents Somewhat
different view of the market from own:
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DEATH OF THE NEAREST MALE RELATIVE AARON
BURR.-The Saratoga Ne,cs has the following oil bit
uary announcement:
Mr.. Charles Burr died at his residence in this
village Tuesday evening. The inheritor of
wealth. he was of an eccentric disposition, and or
years preferred committee appointed by the courts
to take charge of his wealth. Generous and up
right, he was generally respected. His age was
about 20 years.
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The Washington correspondent of the New York
Times advances the theory that the supposed in
cendiary fires lately occurring in Texas the re-
suit OF the long prevailing droughts which causes
spontaneous combustion.
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A. G. ROBINSON, President.
T.SRract husR "A; cGorRa, Raxrr Vice Presidents
JAMES y M F. P;T1Snaa Ta1mas' Secretaries. 's-

During the reading of the address Mr.. Gill was
frequently interrupted by applause, and at its con-
cusion he said that the figures and facts in the ad-
rect-so far from being magnfed, they did not, by
any manner of MEANS reach the true state of affairs
and do not depict our condition in its true light
Mr- Gill said that great portion of the trouble
existing in regard to the financial measures of
the city, arose from the fact that members of the
Council, when called upon TO vote to make appro-
priations and increase the taxation of the citizens
dad not stop to inquire if they had the power to
make sach appropriation, or incur debt upon the
city, but burdened the city with debt without know
ing whether they had the right to do so or not
He then referred to the action of the Councils in
authorizing the endorsement of $500, 900 of the
bonds of the Western Maryland Railroad, and said
that body had no power to cucumber the city with
such responsibility. The Legislature had grant
ed the power to endorse $3.50 000 but that not be-
ing as much as was required, the Mayor and City
Council 60 on and give them $500, 900, depending
on the action Of the Legislature to confirm this as,
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SEA ISLAND COTTON UROPs.-The Charleston Wer-
curry has rec eved the following note:
1t is truly distressing to the condition of our
long cotton crops, Most of our Sea Island plant
planted very fine cotton this year. induced to do
so from the high prices obtained last year for that
description of cotton, and think there is nothing
to save them from very short yield. The plant
in most cases is diseased from bottom to top. |
have not seen the Island crop, but am informed
that on all the islands (where the planters plant
mostly fne) tits much worse than it is on the main
bordering those islands.
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The three negro boys found on board of the
SLAYER VIM. r. Kibby, are in Jail in New York CITY
awaiting the action of the government The World
says that many persons in this country are desirous
of educating the boys and bring them up. If they
were white would they do it
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A feud has long existed between certain mem
bers OF the Presby byterian church at JERSEY City,
and at the session of last Thursday evening it broke
out into open war, two of the membership being
arrested at the instance of the PASTOR who charged
them with rotOus and disorderly conduct
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The WATRoUs CoNsPIRACY.-A branch of the case
against Judge Watrous, of Texas, for an alleged
conspiracy in regard to certain lands-a case with
which the public has been made well acquainted
was on Friday before Justice Sutherland, at Cham
bers of the Supreme Court, of New York on motion
to vacate a commission to take testimony, obtained
on the application of the plaintiffs about two years
since, and they now wish to have vacated. The
case was argued at length, and the Court reserved
its decision.
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Senior Jose Berges, the Commissioner appointed
by Lopez to settle the claims of citizens of the United
States against the Paraguayan Government, will
leave this country the 25th inst. for Paraguay,
via England.
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Mrs. John Brown, says the Portsmouth IN.
H. Chronicle, during thunder storm was killed
by lightning, while on her knees at prayer. She
had just make the remark that if the Lord wished
to take them she knew of nothing better to be do
ing than to be at prayer.
The Charleston Is. c. papers are making loud
call for the credentials of Dr. Delaney, the coored
gentleman, who figured so conspicuously with Lord
Brougham, at the recent Statistical Congress in
London. Nobody here appears to know anything
about the doctor -
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Mr.. Yancey is stumping the State of Alabama
for Breckinridge and Lane,
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strange astronomical occurrence takes place
during the present month-that of two full moons
On the first day of the month, at IL o'clock and 33
minutes, the moons phases changed from the first
quarter to full moon; on the 3lst of this month
there will be another change, at 2 O'Clock 81 mi
nutes, from first quarter to full moon
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The New Orleans papers admit that they were
all "sold' by the story of the return of Mr. FURY,
passenger of the lost Arctic.
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PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT OF NAsHvnLE.-Hence-
forth the city of Nashville Tenn, like all the en
terprisng cities OF the Union, is'to have her fires
extinguished by the power of steam, under the
management of paid fire department. The de-
partment is to consist of five engines two of which
are now in service. The chief engineer is to re-
ceiye 200 per annum, and company engineers
bers S400 wear.
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A proclamation for the sale in November next,
OF one and quarter million acres of public lands
In the northwestern part of the State of Iowa has
the Fort Dodge and Sioux city district, and en-
brace some of the best agricultural lands in the
State,upon the headwaters of the Des Moines river
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SLooP- WAR PowHATAN.-The usual inspection
of this vessel was made on Thursday, by the off,
GERS of the yard, and she was found to be in excel
lent condition. The stripping will commence as
soon as the vessel is hauled in, and when that is
completed the will be discharged 1t is ex-
pected that they will be paid off about the middle
of next week. Under the late excellent arrange
ments of paying off the and-sharks are kept at too
great distance from the crew to enable them to
finger much of the "ready. y."-PhH Bulletin