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San frantistu.

DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Private DsNicaI MS Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street Osio,C Nontgomery opposite Pacific Mr
Sednship CompdHys e6cr, san FrdnciscO.
Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of all Chronic aud Private Dis
eases, and the suppression Of Quackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. J. Cz,PEAY, MD
late in the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief physi
clan to the 10th Regiment Of Hnnveds chief surgeon
TO the military hospital of Pesth Hungary, the late
Lecturer on Diseases Of Grnito Urinary organs and
Diseases ri women and children, honorary member
Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid to the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar tn women and children.
es' Office hours-Fmm 9AM. b9P.M.
Communications strictly confidential.
E9- Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consul
taiE,ns by letter or otherwise, free. ga
Address DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY, late Of the Hungarian Army.
and honorary Member Of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine, calls attention to the folio wing maladie', In
the treatment Of which he guarantees cure Diseases
Of the Bain snch Epilepsy Ap0pexy rushes Of blood
tO the head ln lmmaiOn Of Its different tissues partial
and complete Paralysis and Insanity. and all Functional
DenBgements, such rs lOsS Of memory, aversion TO
society, mi'anthrOpy tindiy excitement from
slight causes. self distrst, gddness headache ringing
in the ears confusion Of IDEAS love of solitude optical
study Also In diseases Of the lungs and air pass gpH
such as Tubercuar disc consumption. pneumonia
or inflammation Of the lungs peurites pnrey asthma
humnral spasmudc, bronchitis laryngitis and ali
forms Of catarrhal aectOns also diseases of the liver
such rs hepatis or Inflammation Of the liver
OF the liver, Assesses Of the liver calculi In the gall
bladder and ducts aundiCe, and those diseases which
impair It's functions, such Panama fever bilious and
intemttng tevers, and the consequences which these
disorders leave behind them.
Also diseases Of the Somlch such as Gasritls or in
hammation Of the Bowels dyspepsia in all lis forms
which destroy appetite aud digestion; Flatnlency Dys-
entery and Diarrbl; also diseases Of the Kidneys and
other urinary organs such diabetes or an excessive
flow Of urine. Albnmnaria, commonly known as BrRhts
DISEASE, lin this complsut physician nor patient often
times suspect the presence Of disease until too late; the
most common synPtoms general indspositl0n with
drOpscI swtlng.l caculi Ia the Kidueya UIethTa or
Bladder ennTess 0 Inability to retain the urnt c,siitis
or inanm tion Of the bladder, and all other disorders
OF the urIaTy organs; a0 diseases Of the womb and It's
appendages, such irregularities Of the MENsts when
excessive, detective Suppressed or Irregular proapsna
or falling OF the womb, serllty, ovarian dropsy and
other diseases OF the parts Ia the treatment Of any Of
tue above Diseases the Doctor has many new remedies
and guarantees perfect 10 al ases or the money
will be returned All consultations (by letter or other
wi.e) free. -
Address Dr. L. J. .cZAPKAY, San Francisco.
, 1860-09-21
ALG1AMDRE 0HeAMa

Five stops. In rosewood tass. siG0; s Atops DO, d.
tlsO; st'pS, with p'rnshn, t2lS; - stops dn d.,
s3se; Y Stops do. sac niRr $500; Is stops, d.. d.
S316. Each nsTumtLt WaITnnt, To i've sanfattiun az
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.


CoFFEE.-Cofee continues in fair demand and we no.
uce day little Improvement in the of the mar
New York. and this fact has the views Of
holders here We note sales to-day of 800 bags medium
14& cts We still quote Rio ranging from 13x Is
cts. for common to prime, and Java at 6H0l7x cts
per b The stock of Rio today is about 19, 600 bags
FLOUR.-Flour continues in brisk demand, and the
market for it is firm with upward tendency. For
Super holders were generally asking higher rates
Dbl. established. Sales were made after Change
yesterday of 900 bbls City Mills Super at So and this
morning heard of sale of 500 bbls do at as 62X per
bbI note sales also to-day of coo bb Ohio Extra
S5755 SIN per bb For Ohio and Howard Street Super
there considerable inquiry but sales were made
There were buyers at $780, but sellers at this figure
both these varieties well City Mills Super being
held quite firmly at s562x bbl Extra Flour closes
Howard Street: SO 25(G650 for standard City Mills; and
$7G7. so per Dbl. for fancy brands do
FAMILY FLouR1tamily Flour is still selling at So
ground, but we quote Ohio and Howard Street Family
as ranging from s6.37H to s6.75 per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL Rye Flour is selling
at So s7H4 and we quote Corn Meal before s362
per Dbl for both Baltimore and Brandywine
GRAIN.-Wheat very firm again this morning but
prices for were quotaby higher than yesterday
Prices have however evidently upward tendency
urher advance in prices generally looked for There
were about 16 900 bushels at market most of which
was sod at l8ol40 for fair to prime red, 12s@13O
Js ys common white 1351l45 cts for medium to fair
o, cts Tor good to prime do, and 1659l75 cts
o h s ; Corn was in better demand than it has
Ios seserai days past and the market for it
received and it mostly sold at from az In * cts for
white and 65 to 7s cts for yellow the inside figures be-
ing for INFERIOR and the outside for good lots rive and
oats were ooth IN good demand and pretty firm this
morning Sales of about GOO bushels RYe y. at
73g7s cts Tor Maryland and 80 cts for Pennsylvania
and OF some to bushels Maryland Oats at from
81 to 35 cts. per bushel. ~ a' itoi'
MOLASSES.-We have transactions to note N. .ao,,
in Molasses but We still quote follows viz Cnba
2G24 cts. for clayed, and 25G3o cts for Muscoyado
English Island at 23G30 cts Porto Rico at 2e1s5 cts
and New Orleans at 45d50 cts per gallon The market
al nuubn nuipt n he ab
PROVISI0NS.-We have no change to note since yes.
teray the general condition Of the Provision market
Bulk Meat is still held at OK cts for Shoulders and II
cts for Sides, but there is selling, and we quote
Bacon before ION G1Ok cts for Shoulders and 12X
9l2K cts. for Sides. Some 40 to so hhds Bacon have
been sold to-day at the above rates. but chiefly the
side figures and note also sales OF 800 pieces Hams
I'm cts There were sales yesterday, but which
not reported until this morning. Of 400 erces Lard at
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BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JupoE PRICE

BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUpdE PRICE.
TowsoNTowN, Aug. 30.-The Court this morning
sentenced Justice James w. Duncan, who pleaded
guilty Tuesday last to mafeasance in Office, to
pay hne of S75 with costs-total Sl00.-James
e. Fitzpatrick, whose recognizances were forfeited
yesterday came into Court this morning with his
counsel, MIR. Thomas, who was absent yesterday
from sickness, and announced that they were ready
for trial.-State Frank Steever, indicted for
selling liquor without license. The accused plead
guilty in two cases, and the Court fined him $50 in
each case with costs.-State Us. VIM Howard, of
Baltimore, indicted for assaulting with intent to
murder Joseph Barber, of this county The ac
cused was brought in for trial, when he filed sug-
gestion of removal and the Court sent the case to
Carroll county.-State Isaac Perkins and his
son George Perkins, jointly indicted for assaulting
Stephen knowlton, on the I'd of June last. The
evidence in this on the part of the State was
that Mr.. Knowlton and the Perkins reside on ad-
joining farms, and that Knowlton was notified not
to trespass on Perkins place by driving over GER
tain road leading through the farm; a quarrel en-
sued, when Perkins struck Knowlton over the head
and hand with spade, while George Perkins
struck at knowlton with an axe. The defence
proved good character, and the case was argued
at length by Richard Grason, assisting the State,
and Messrs Cowen and Norris for the accused
Verdict equity" in both cases. Not sentenced.-
Judge Price stated that if any other case ready
for trial. he would sit until seven O'Clock in order
to make up for lost time, and also requested the
States Attorney to assign more cases in the fu-
ture, but require all parties to be present on the
commencement of the term. THE States Attor-
| ney remarked he had endeavored to be ready in
the case OF John Ftzsimmons for assault ard bate
ry, and the counsel on the other side had sent a
magistrate to take the deposition of lady who had
evaded the Sheriff, but the Justice had not vet re-
turned and could not go to trial without her testi-
mony.-The Court then adjourned for the day
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VOL. VI---NO. 1872.
Nunttarp anh Commercial 8tbieb.
BALTIMORE, August 80, IS


There was larger business done at the Stock Board
to-day than for several days past and for nearly all the
stocks on the list the market quite strong. The
Mining stocks were particularly firm and for nearly all
Of them prices higher than yesterday Gardner
Hill and Gulord advanced each and Rudisell, which
it will be recoected advanced i yesterday, improved
again to day A. Advices OF very encouraging charac-
ter have been received from the last named mine within
the last day two and the stock has gone up in
quence The transactions in Rudisell to-day were quite
large the sales adding up about 800 shares at from Il
up So the market it losing at 81 bid 50 asked reg
ular way There were 700 shares Gardner Hill sold at
arr cash and time and 800 shares Guilford at cash
Hill left of at SIX bid 81 81 asked and Guord
closed firm at s3S bid, s3& asked regular way Spring
field was rather lower than it day two since,
sales of 900 shares of it being made at s4K64S There
some movement in North State to-day the first for
several days past sales of 500 shares of it being made
at SlB cash. This figure is decline on the price
last obtained for it, but it is a considerable ad
vance OF the price bid for it for day or two
past sale of 500 shares Cambridge was made
at $l5, but nothing was done in Consolidated 1t
closed however firm at s14i bid, SIX asked regular
way Silver Hill, and Silver Valley were both higher
than on yesterday Sales of 200 shares of the former
stock were made at 81 06G1 and $50 shares of the
latter at Sl9G14 For Railroad shares there
demand and the market for them firm. Sales were
made of so shares Baltimore and Ohio sS46 buyer
days, and 325 shares Northern Central at s22x622X
cash. Baltimore and Ohio closed at $s44 bid, $S4A
asked and Northern Central at S22H bid s22H asked
regular way Railroad bonds also in demand, and
sales made of Baltimore Ohio 1S67s a.
1880 de- 1855 at co. $4,000 Northern Central 1855
at6SK@6S&. There sales also of S. 637 Baltimore
City 1890 6 at lO2@O24 40 shares Chesapeake Bank at
$26G26H and As shares Marine Bank at sSO%@3OX.
We have no material change to note in the quotations
for foreign Exchange, but rates continue pretty firm
The rates to-day follows, viz: London bankers
bills 109S@11O; do. commercial do 1905 61O9X; Paris
60 day bills jf131; do. short do, 5fl14; Antwerp
5f114; Bremen 79K@7eK; Amsterdam 41X@4l%;
Hamburg 37% Cologne 7SS; Frankfort the Main A.
There marked decline in stocks at New York to-
day Erie fell off II; New York Central Il; Reading 81
Cleveland and Toledo X; Michigan Southern .; Michi
gan Southern guaranteed 2s Rock Island /; Harlem "
Gaena and Chicago l; and Missouri 6's H.
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NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS
1N MONDAY EVENING, September 3D.
BUDWOkTHS
(Late the Original and only eenuine)
WOODS MINSTRELS!
The MODEL TROUPE PRoFEssIoNl
From Woods Marble Palace MinsIrelsy Sol and sG3
broadway New o, where they have heen permanently
lorated for the PAST TEN YEARS This Troupe (he BEST
Ethiopian Troupe in the COuntry) recently closed
thefr brilliant and triumphant engagement
BARNUbTS MUSEUM, New YORK,
the greatest Minstrel engagement record They
making their first Southern tour under the supervision
Mr.. JAMES II. BUDW0RTH,
Prince OF Ethiopian Comedians
= - Is STAR PERFORMERS
j. ii. BUDW0RTH, u. HALL,
49, Iamborinis; N. j. SAl0MONS,
W. S. BUDWORTH, Mons STRAKOSC4
No, Brudder Bones w. STRATT0N,
hoLlIN HOWARD Master TOMMY.
, =. BaiiadlsG Herr j. B GREISER,
!, N CAMPBEl4L, f r. MORSE,
JOHN KELK, J. GUION
A, H. WOOD, Mast FRANK BTDW ORTIZ
MADAME INDEX FABBRICO,
The Great Sensation Prima Donna
ALL SOLO PERFORMERS
Forming for genuine talent galaxy uneaualed in the
annals Of Mnstrelsy. " ~
~ Admission 25 Cents. au3ltf
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First Telegram from Nebrask,

BROWNSVILLE, n. T., Aug. 29.-The people of
Nebraska send by this, the first telegram from Ne
braska, greeting to the States The Missouri and
Western Telegraph Line was completed to this
place to-day, and the first office in Nebraska for
mally opened. Our citizens are jubilant over the
event.
The weather is excessively hot; thermometer 1O4
in 1ha shade to-day a nnnn
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ReCcinIS of CniiOn

New ORLEANS, Aug. 2S.-The receipts Of cotton
of the new crop, thus far, at this port reach 900
bales, against about 1000 at the period in 80.
Even lots of middling worth 10 cts, while good
middling ranges from 1l@llH. The receipts of
new cotton at Mobile up to the present time, foot
up $3.50 bales. The market in that city rules firm
at 1Oml0M for middlinr.
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The Prince of Wales

MONTREAL, Aug. 29.-A review of some fifteen
hundred volunteers was held by the Prince this
forenoon, at Logan's farm, short distance from
the city. There great concourse of persons
present, and as the Prince (wearing the uniform of
aColonel) rode along the lines, the cheering was
immense. torch-light procession of the firemen
of this city is to come off this evening" and arrange
ments are on foot to make it the most imposing
display of the kind ever witnessed
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Frei.hts and Exchnnre

MOBILE, Aug. 2s.-Freights remain quiet in this
market, but rates firm. At New Orleans the
change at New Orleans is held at 91%@l6 per cent.
for clear bills.
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134 cts $50 kegs do 1S4 cts $50 kegs do at IA
cts all for export Cuba and quote Lard to-day firm
134 in bbls and tcs and IA cts in kegs We note
a sale to-day 100 bbls Mess Pork, New York inspec
ton, at s19 62K per bbl Mess Pork is however gene
rally held at $40 IS and we quote Prime do at $l475@
15Rump do. at sl450 and Beef at s1l for Baltimore No
/, and slSgl4 per bbl for do. Mess.
RICE.-Rice is in good demand and quite firm We
sales to-day of so tierces all at cts per lb
and we quote it as closing 1905 cts fair to prime
lots
sUGARs.-There has been but little inquiry to day for
sugars, and the only sale made far have heard
IS one of Is hhds Cuba at $780, Sugars however
steady and firm at former quotations. viz So 5od7
Tor refining grades Cuba and English Island; S712H@ @
i.'S Tor grocery grades do; $6S7HG7.75 for common
to fair Porto Rico and New Orleans and good
to choice do.
SALT-Liverpool Salt is still selling at the following
rates, viz: 100 cts. for Ground Alum; 155Gl60
Jeffrey and Darcys fne 16O@l65 cts for Marshalrs do
and IT'S cts per sack for Ashtons do but it is very firm
at these figures Turks Island do. is held at 2O25 cts
per bushel, but we hear of no sales being made.
however making at $500 but no sales of moment
could be made at S5 1926 per bushel Timothy
Seed selling at from S275 to $685. and Flaxseed
81 .4OCdll As per bushel.
WHISKEY.-There has been quite an active movement
to-day in Whiskey and the market for it is much rmer
$50 bbs Ohio at % cts cash, 100 bbls Ohio at 22k
time and 100 bbs do to arrive at 22H time Whis
key closes firm at % cts for City, and 220224 cts for
Ohio.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Aug. 30.-CATTLE
The supply of Cattle at market to-day larger than
it has been for several weeks past and in Of
the inreased receipts prices fell off 25 per 100 lbs
The offerings of Beeve at the scales reached 900 head
against 100 head last week 300 of which were driven
to Philadelphia 800 were left unsola, and the
naming 1000 head taken by Baltimore butchers at
prices ranging from 1915 to $3s7T averaging S337H
per 100 lbs. gross.
HoGs-Hogs in fair supply, but there good de
mand for them, and prices continue to improve They
range from So to 1915 per lbs net the latter
figure being an advance of 25 cts on the top price last
week.
SHEEp.-Sheep IN pretty good demand, and we
continue to quote them at s3(G4 per head
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WATERTowN, Aug. 29.-The great International
Horse Fair opened this morning, at the Black
River Park grounds, under very fattering
circumstances. The exhibition of horses has
been very fine. The opening of the fair was a
grand cavalcade of all horses entered for premiums,
numbering some 200; which formed procession of
nearly half mile in length. Over 200 entries
have been made up to this evening. The celebrated
horses "Tom Jefferson and "St. Lawrence Maid"
have just arrived. Ethan Allen was on the grounds
to-day, and exhibited great speed He will remain
until the close of the fair
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The NATIONAL ADMINISTRATIONS c. Well
ing, Esq, for a number of years connected with
the paper, is hereafter to be associated with Col.
Seaton in the editorial conduct of the National In
teUigencer. In making the announcement the prin-
ciples and aims which sha govern its future
agement are stated to be as follows
"That in politics the paper would continue to be
Constitutional and Conservatives to hold the true
objects of just administration of this Government
to be, to cherish peace and friendly intercourse
with all foreign nations having correspondent dis
positions; to scrupulously avoid all interference
with the domestic internal affairs of other ma
tions;to maintain sincere neutrality towards beig-
erent Powers; to prefer in all cases amicable dis
cussion and reasonable accommodation of differ
ences to decision of them by appeals to arms; to
hold the Union of the States the basis of their
peace and happiness; to support the Constitution,
which is the cement of the Union, as well in its
limitations as in its authorities TO respect the rights
and authorities reserved to the States and to the
people as equally incorporated with, and essential
to the success of the general system; to avoid the
slightest interference with the rights of conscience
or the functions of religion, so wisely exempted
from civil jurisdictions to preserve, in their full en-
ergy, the other salutary provisions in behalf OF
private and personal rights and of the freedom of
the press; to provide and maintain an adequate
regular military force, and respectable and eff
clent navy; to promote. by authorized means, i'm
provements friendly to agriculture, to manufac-
lures, and to external and internal commerce; and
to favor, in like manner, the advancement of sci
and the diffusion of information as the best ali
ment to true liberty"
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PROOEEDAYGS OF TIE CITY COUNCIL

A number of Poles and Hungarians have arrived
at Malta, from Constantinople, to Join Garibadi
They are chiefly staff officers. They have plenty
of zeal, but no money.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
ST. JAao DE CUDA-Brig James Carey Coals-3ol
hhds. sugar, l35 bbls do, is do molasses, Kirkland
Chase & Co.
LEGHoRN-Br. bark Jane COckeriH.-1 case stationery
box alabaster do effects 25 cases citron Schwartz
Dix 290 boxes OIL order SO blocks marble 494 marble
tiles 2s cases marble works. 100 pumice stone 54
bales rags 200 cases paste, Fabbrcotti Bros.
HAyANA-Schr. Flying Scud 5SS boxes sugar. Lam
bert Cuttings.
COASTWISE
NEW YoRK.-Schr. Henry Jdmes-3O6 hhds melado
Dougherty, Woods & Co; 1000 kegs powder 10 do meal
20 cases mdse, Poutney Trimble do TASKS GO cans
powder, los kegs do, order.
CHARLEsToN.-Steamer Locust Point -343 bales cotton
A C. Schaefer 20 pkgs rags, Wheelwrght, Nudge & Co.
Sundry pkgs., sundry persons.
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From THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-Our advices from
the Sandwich Islands to the 10Th ult, the COM
mercial portions of which have been anticipated by
pony express The Fourth of July was celebrated
in grand style on board the United States sloop-of.
war Levant then lying in Honolulu harbor; King
Kamehameha ". and suite visited the ship during
the day, and in return the officers of the Levant
on board at night. The commission appointed by
the United States government to examine into the
affairs of the United States Hospital at the Sand
wich Islands, and the disbursement by the consu
lates of the fund appropriated by Congress for the
relief of sick and destitute seamen, had been 10
session for three weeks, and made much progress in
their duties. The bill for aboishing the transit
duties, and all goods in bond exported in orig
nal packages, has passed the lower house. The es
tablishment of the Hudson Bay Company at Homo
lulu to have been abolished in the latter part
of ,July
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LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAMS
From nShinptnn

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-The President has ap-
pointed Joseph Dendall postmaster at Columbus,
Ohio, in the place of Mr.. Dawson, declined Henry
Snyder, of Baltimore, Special Agent. vice Mr.. Ma
guire, deceased; and reappointed VIM. G. Boggs
postmaster at Springfield, Ohio.
Lieutenants Wyman, Marley, Breese, Cummings,
Shepperd and Dozier, Surgeon Ward, and Chief
Engineer Warner have been ordered to the steam
frigate Richmond, fitting out at Norfolk, to
port on the 25th Of September Her commander
has not yet been designated.
The receipts into the Treasury last week were
Sl,2l600O Drafts paid 81 ,lO4 900. Amount sub.
ject to draft 81 1886 000-being increase of S2l5,
nGl nrn the sum hnnd Last runnl
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Arrival of the Pixies Peak Express
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 30.-The Pixies Peak Expires:
arrived last night, bringing S23, 900 in gold dust
but no news of interest
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STAVE AND BARREL MACHINERY,
~ IMP PORTANT IMPROVEMENTS

This ceebrated mchnery is offered to the public IN the
fu lest confidence that for simplicity economy and for
speed and quality Of work, 1t may safely CHALLENGE
COMPARISON WITH ANY OTHER IN USE.
It's adapted alike to the facure for Flour
Lime Cement Whskey or Moasses, well for Rice
ces Sugar hogsheads &c For Dry Barrels the Slaves NAV
be cut ointed and crozed and the heads and tn ned
ready for for from two and half three cents per bar
rel and with material prepared the cooper can
pares the material himself -
Beech Bifch Maple Elu,, Cottonwood and other kinds
of TIMBER which will not rive, be worked up good
Slaves by this machinery thus securing another important
advantage.
The advertiser having control Of this valuable right for
the city Richmond, Va and adj Joining county which are
the most valuable places in the Union for manufacturing
Flour Barrels confidently offers for sale and is prepare
to give all information the subject that be required
Address FOWLER Co,
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