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40 INvIG ORATOR.
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II IS coRPOUsDEp entire
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proved BY al that have
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who had given upG III
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session show.
adapted TO IL tempera-
taking u, and uyed In
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your Judgment guide
LIVER INyIGO
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CHOLERA MokBrs, CHoLE-l
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OR THREE rEAsPooxsrrls
ment ~ attack 4,
GIVING their testimony In
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THE PaEsrpExT IN TEARs-Mr Buchanan ia
evidently gglieved The Message which he 81 MT
to Congress yesterday is one Of the most lach-
rymose documents ever issued from the White
House. What il lacks in dignity, it snakes up in
wounded pride. 1t is vehement appeal tor pub
lie compassion, too humiating to inspire re-.
spect, and not sufficiently digni6cd to enlist ann
considerable degree of sympathy. It is in every
respect painful document-one which will be
read everywhere with surprise, and which is
much more likely to excite contempt than any
more amiable or respectful sentiment
The House Of Representatives propose TO in.
quire into the manner III which Mr. Buchsuafi
has discharged the Eesutve. duties of which,
during all his liz, he sought The pepoAofbil-
isy. II he were neophyte in politics, ignorant
OF political ehicancry and the arts Of intrigue
and corruption, which pave the way of amhi-
tious and aspiring demagogucs-if he had been
suddenly snatched by epairine country from
the secluson Of privatS life, and thrust into pub.
lie service as the Last hope of a decaying State
there would be room 70 belieye his astQnish.
nent and hie prctestAtions to be s;ncere. But.
as he boasts in this very Message, he has been in
ONCE all his life. He has flied every grade of
public trust. He has climbed step By step the
ladder OF promotion-he has devoted all his life
TO the one task Of mounting TO the goal to which
he has finally reached. There & nothing in the
shape Of intrigue. Of political trickery, which he
has not tried, and BY which he has not profitted
His protestations Of unsuaplci0oa Innocence win
not carry conviction; nos win his plea Of gray
hairs excite compassion.
The special pleading hyTGhsch Mr. Buchanan
seeks 70 evade the investiGatioa which has been
Get on foot, h neither opeeio0e NOR lmnrpaaiva
Il be i % free from fsult % be allegea a IDrl
~ can do him no hAfiA IL NOT Il VII a. tho
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HN%
II -. s.E5 ~ S.55s ID ii. u Ill .t
-. 70. rs. ~. n f- d.
~ - ss . - u. q s.a 2.esk ~
80 s .s1 I. 4st - ~. 80
tl.,. III. 49,. r:s,s =. 800. - - =,
80 1. ~. 49, ~ = 80 ~. III 60
. 80, e - 80 e. ssses
49, sr s1s 4 ~ " e naas1 heeD
&C. Dases, - ~ a, - ~
49, Is''11 49, w = - 49, "a. 80
s q. ~ d. Z z 49, q go
~ - - = ua - =
~ 80 - 80 - - - q I, &c
I-1.. IA - q 1ss.adeht'al eaHs ne Dcmo-
49, - 49, '..su = nae ~ ru11ees ~ saycsy
~. r.. -. II. Il s.'sy 49, ~ .es
go III 80 - = 800 question: Up 49, ny -
~. 49, a yaem- ~ the attempts VAL be mAds
Il - W 49, a agnt re oat.se sDo0s we nlgr
II g.. 49, Alls69e 49, re ~ Always been
stt..-:.sl !. 80 Anas LAY De, nas "a -
s,.s;a. 80 49, !. e fof We ~
ira 4 M. u,,ss .usnAsn. ~ pEesA0ea over We
ao 4 nig Convention that met = Baltimore
| rs, 80 spsn9 q aooo, mo nominated Willard
1-1l,,AN ~ W IFesaoency.i tine q the manp
49, ILLUSIONS aanpEco ~ that Gonven-a
49, 9n0 % course approved NJ. Bates, was the
io4owInY
/ !. nesossed, Tnat .ali Who revere the Constitu-
.soa ana iove me MON mnst look With alarm q
80 ..Iiuce assumed ly the txD great parties ~
$3.50: 49, u soe fressdentiai canvass; the one
q. ~. = lrpteseht oniy ,ne sixscen Northern
4 = ~. - - on'cn' ~ osner appeasmG main
Y, e ne passions and prrJndices Of the Soutl-
Nj. 49, ssases that the success Of either Of
t1cesYns naass add Iuei 70 me name which
~. ~ wrap our dearest interests In
-. ~, -S'-sp0a S!an. s a
o. y ~ bases memory goes ~ far |
D,cA = 30 ~ not, we Lord hip the poor |
~. 800 4 ~. ms - mol ~ Aiter the meet
IN n 49, ovAsehu0n, ana pcndlng the Presi-
. = ~, eansass ne denonnced the Republicans
4 - speech says:
80 49, teen spoke Of the Black Republic
- - no sack Democrats a 'sagitators," and
us1o1Aced Dosh as dangerous enemies to the II
Peace 0i our mon.
Anu, w 20 iast Saturday, says the Louisville
oOurnai, everything Mr.. Bates has said or writ.
g iol W. Puolic eye Or ear since the delivery
- 4, 'ne speech IN which ne severely yet justly
the Democratic party and it, Re-
PuDiican antagonist had been in perfect har-
!, with this characterization; everything 49,
!, 49,. SATURDAY. however, Mr. Bates wrote pub
Us ietter ~ which he not only subscribed def.
.ss'y % tne entire Republican creed but actual.
Y sanc.iohed the presentation Of his name TO the
National Convention as q cand- :
la'e lor tne Presidency AL 1t once, Mr. Bates :
a. not merely avowed himself one Of those y
Nnom e denounced in 1856, a. ''agitators,n
lnc dangerous enemies to the peace Of our !.
mon, but announced his willingness to accept !.
ae iesdersnlp Of the banded incendiaries, il !
~ NY snau ouer him the post. Tine party, of
snlcn iess tnan iour years ago Mr.. Bates main
a'ned tint AL who revered the Consultation 4
nd loved the Union must look with ALARM i
na tne success Of which he held, must add fuel 81
tnen threatened i
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XEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND

by Increasing The quantity Of mr. and visor IL
Of the ysen, enable nature 70 make ncrcd h. sfor,s n
the expulsion 81 dsease before orr destrucfirn NJ III
s thus that 10 very short space of tim. they curr
coughs, rhsumafln. 0aiulence. pains In The NJ aeI
choic and nervous disorders In oil their forms m IN
superior excellence Is In affections or lie rmarl
male complaints and the suferings If enlebl-d yon,
For saie ~ Pr W. D. MOrrAT proprietor sys r "a.
way, New York, and by al Druggists. eoy,t, IL
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Prepared from Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, N,
p, Physician Extraordinary 70 Tic Queen.
This well known medicine imposition, but sure
ana aae remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruction.
IRON any cause whatever; and although powerful remedy
contains nothing hurtfu to the constitution 70 married
ladies - peculiarly suited Il WIN In sors time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
In a cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron, pspltaton q
the Heart. Hysterics and Whites these pills win eject
cure when III other means have failed and although
powerful remedy, do mot contain iron calomel anthony
Or anything hurtfui to the constitution,
Fun dirsctions In The pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
For fun parcsars get pamphlet free, Or The agent.
n B-si and postage stamps enclosed TO any author
'aed agent, w' ensure bottle containing 30 pills. iy
return mail JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. r.,
G<aerus A0ent for ia Uaikssl Etate.
Sold IN Burlington BY squires Bioss, r. r. Gay. and
- ufu8RlAa. octlebpyeow.
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SANFORD'S
Family
CATH ARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

rare Ie0sf0bte Esfsrfcfe
CASES, Air Tight, and C
The FAMILY CArHARrIc ,
tive 0ilthastic which the :
practice more than twen- (
The constantly increas-
have long used the PILLS =
all express In regard 10 !.
70 place them within the z
7 he Profession well
Gharfica act on diffsrpi.s ;
The y MlLY "a
due reference to this well 3
pounded from q variety
ExtrActs, which act alike ?
mentary canal, and arc =
where . CathArtic ID need
MENTS Of the SroMacH. e.
DAcx and LoiNs, cosTIva-
OVER TEE wHoLE BODY.
frequently, II neglected, II
yer, Loss or APPETITE, i
COLD OWES THE BODY.
Or WEIGHT IN THE HAD. IN
EASES, WORMS In chill
fisM, . great PrRIFKK OIL s
eAses to which flesh II n
tom in this adrartiae
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ST. LouIs.-The Rennhlican &C tic I'd -,

~. LOUls.-Ihe Republican OF the Sd says:
There was decided drag In wheat to-day,
with heavy receipts. Deliveries were about "a
900 bags, and although much Of it was on mi llcrs
account, enough was left on sale to induce buy
ers to insist on lower prices; but as sellers re-
fused concessions, the sales made were quite light
in comparison with offerings, and no regular
change took place in prices Corn receipts were
likewise heavy, counting up over 10000 bags
Evidences we're plenty that good denand ex.
listed, yet shippers, on account Of fre:ghts being
against them. could not buy at prices asked with
any prospect Of margin; there was, therefore,
ON most grades, downward tendency, though
the higher qualities experienced no change
Oats again declined from increased receipts about
two cents per bushel Flour showed no disp ri.
ton to rally from the extreme dullness in which
we left il on Saturday. Provisions remain very
quiet, though holders are not wanting in conf
dence; all classes are in small inquiry The
heavy rain Of Saturday night was most accept
able 70 produce dealers. Il promises much
needed Improvement to farming operations, and
tends to diasipate fears that were beginning to
be entertained Of season Of low water.
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dwd Pit sp IN GLASS
I k-sl, IN 0ny climate.
Pills Is q genuine but ac-
proprietor has Ised In his
~ years.
ing demand form th,ss xLn
aud the satisfaction ub.ch
their use. has induced ne
reach Of all.
know that different Ca
portions Of tbs bow els.
THARTlC PILL has. win.
established fact. been COM
Of the pnres' Vegetable
on every part Of the Nil
Good and SAFE In All cases
ed, such r9s DERANGE-
SLEEPMEss, PAINS ~ TINE
NESS FAIS and SORENESS,
rom sudden cold, which
end In n long course Of Fe.
CREEPISG SENSATION pf
hksrLEssKEss, nEADscHS,
all fSFLANNArUkr DIS
DREN OF ADcLrs, RRRrsA-
the BLOOD and many dis-
heir. too namerons t. mem
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- egssrspsus " EfviHs and SsMsss.
!, s - . Cue seiecsioa q Cas;sses~, ~.
.;,.a Listss, received IN i've. days fron Nsw
"a. mich We oiIer 70 CaaA buyers q very lou
A. KAISER 1 CO.
r.,Gasscn, March IA. 1890. bpam.
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i EGAL NOTICE. ,

EGAL NOTICE.
- In County Court, Des Moines County. rov.
April Term, A. d. 1860
ESTATE CT JAMES MORAY. DECEASED.
Inc undersigned has this day been appointed Erac,
| County. f7FI 80 Nee'"ssus Asse ~ sSl1
persons indebted to said Estate are hereby not;aed
make immediate payment 10 the undcrsis1nsa Ana Nj
persons having claims against Estate are hereby
neg 20 present the same 10 said Court for allowance
NP'"o iSvo. MARY McCRAY, Bs
pph,;sh 80, COLI MBCS v. McCRAY
aprS-wiw o. 81 wiGIsTWaN u. nawksye-
AHERIFF'S SALE. Il
State Of Iowa, Des Moines coun,v &C
:. virtue oi an execution 10 directed iss,ea ~,
.ne once o. the Clerk OF the District Cont IA IA
u iavor Of the City Of Burlington ana ayainse
MMsm Jarrett Executor Of the Estate ofJ II Iannnas
usseasea 81 AZ lhaye levied upon and viii exnose !.
70 tne highest bidder at my Office door In ala coun
o. Dts Moines, on the 9th day Of NAV n III Il ISso
Tween inc hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p y
- 49, Gay me following described property n VII. -
Degnnng At the n. w. corner Or The ! Of the n "
as,ional quarter o. section 81, 7. TO- H. west sIrrr.
soin 70 chains sll links sone thence e ~ chi
20 mas TO stone thence north is chains sIa links \,
thence west 6chans 32} links TO the plac~ n hes
Mng containing ten acres, lying and being in sid IN,
MONIES county and taken AVID levied upon n The
2. sala Estate q H. jennings deceased 70 ssfy Ia
.nrs.. a. J. HILLHorsR.
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HAM DSE-itaR DvR--HAIa Dsr.-Wm A. Batc4r
fers Hair Dys- zAs Original and Beet III TIE Horsd =
Al others sre mere imations ard should be avoided II
you wish TO escape ridicule
Gyoy, Red, ~ Rusty Hafr dyed instantly 10 beAutitu
and natural brown black, without the least injury to
hair Of akin. as f
fyseea Kttan's and Diplomas hare been awarded 10
wi" =. Bachelor ance ls4s, and 900 applications
have been inside to The hair q his patrons o. hi famous
Dye.
W. a Artcaslcs's Nsir nv produces cclor not 10
Be disiipgaiud from nature, and i waaaAxrxp moi 10
jure N ne least however long may continued and
The ~ effects o. bad dyes remedied the hair nvisoraed
Or liz By this splendid dye
Made sold OF applied On private rooms) d he VII
Factory. 10 Bend street, New York
Sold IN IN cltes and TOWNS Of he United State. ~
ruggsts and Fancy Goods Deaiers.
g. The genuine has the name ana sdaren unon -,
p'ste engraving on four sdes 81 each BOX. ef
WILLIAM a. RArcHELOR,
Jsiswiy. 4 Is Rend ,.r,r, - 80.
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ENb ONE "LLAN Pkk 10
ASA
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tiDn, and for tho relief Of ConsumoGivo
Patients IN advanced seageo Of tho
50 wide u tile acld x it, usefnlacss. ana "a
n0mcsous aro tho casca ~ is cures, TINT almost
every section Of county ahcuNds IN pcrsons
publicly known, who have bccn MsanEcd ftpn
alarming and even desperate diseases q 10
lunes ~ ~ vtsc When once n.cd, ~ supcxo--
~ ow<r every pkheF medicine o. ~ kshd n 40
eppoEeus - soeaT0 Cnaeevnfson, and Nacro ~
v4sueo ar0 knows, o. pai1iUno leugec kcslrate
y1At ansidDe1 . Nnpa6y A. eho dgo1ia1 aal
danScIuas s4e7iens ~ tho pulmcna.y eTwrsa5
TINT nv incident 10 our climate Whlc mary
tnictiCr rMcdlrs thrust upon The community
have failcd and been dlscnrslcd. this has gained
fticnds ~ every trial, conferred benefits On INC
a1lietod they can never forget and produced
eures too ulmcroua AMI ~ remarkable ~ o
fntUet1cn. N. B -
rAzyAnxD ~ :leiait N !
, p. j. @. AVER g 0Os ]
4 4: ii LuRxLL. ifA15.s 4. Il n. |;
- w - aaxI, s..ss.~ - 80 II y 80
AAss1sQgs n 4 isS;s sss.i l ss..ss I'M !.
~ 49, + ever sssa = - Uslssa Ssaaes. WI
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I'M, PRICE DLKE.N
TIE LIVER INvlG0RATOR AND FAMILY CATHAR-
IiC FILLS are retaied BY Druggists generally, sss5
wholesale BY the Trade In all tina large towns
.. y. w. SANFORD VI. D.
s3...# Manufactures and Proprietor
ss5 Rro0slEay, .Nsss yovk. $3.50.
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HE DEMOCRACY WIPED OUT IN DUBUQUE
The municipal election held in this city yestcr
day was warmly contested, and resulted in an es
sential triumph Of the people The great fight
was on the Mayor, the Marshal and the Members
Of the Council, and on the Marshal it was the
hottest OF any contest Of the kind that We have
ever witnessed in this city. The private ciarac.
ter of Mr. Swivel was assailed in the meanest
manner and almost superhunam efforts we're
made to defeat him. But in spite Of ali the ex-
crtions Of his enemies he was elected his MAORI
ty being 80. Three cheers bf Jacob Swivel!
Henry L. Stout, the Peoples candidate Cor
Mayor, has l5s majority good rebukc to the
Herald for its efforts to injurc him hecsuse he
belonged 70 one Of the Harbor Improvement
Companies. [sss,gSat
The people elected Eve Of the six candidates
for AlderMen-all but Mr.. Gibbs in the First
Ward. Politically the Council will stand the
coming year, six Republicans and four Demo-
Gratis, with Republican Mayor. We do NOS
however, claim the result Of yesterday rs q Re-
publiean victory. It vas the peoples triumph
Times. gss;s,ss w fe1sI @sssa8 7sssS
The GRAM TRAsE or LANSING, IowA.--We
learn from the Lansing Mirror that the total
amount Of grain shipped from Lansing in the
season Of 1859, With the amount now on hand In
store, is 229, 1878 bushels The above paper says:
Considering the light crop Of SO, which was
marketed in 80, and the large amount of grain
yet in the country, the exhibit shows fair
amount Of business for the town, and furnishes .
geod index Of the rapid development Of there
sourcesof Northern Iowa.
- A MoAx.-Some person in Dubuque, styling
himself Professor Woodwork, from Philadelphia,
wrote to manfn Cascade that he would Be in
that place on Sunday last end lecture on ne
ETa 0lsIime.s a large concourse asscusU1e ~
hss~v h1rfs IA
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

I wv. I0K TUE kAKID CukE OF 3Hl
Coughs, Cold1. Indnsn41, Hoarsene1s,
Croup, bronchitis, Incipient Coamnp.
ton, and for the relief d Cpnsnmotivo
Patients n advanced stsgs, Of tho
nieaAsA
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fcuity is surmounted by one class of ethnologsts
by atributing the difference to climatic iniuen-
ces, in which think there il great plausbility
BE this as it mar, the relationship Il the same.-
Japhet, it is agreed, had large acquisitiyeness,
and hence his superiority; and it may be said
with equal truth, that his children are not def.
cient in this capital virtue for SUCH it is held to
be IN our times by US III this model Republic
They ALSO II is said have quick and powerful fac
ultes for numerals; and regard in theory, as well
- practice the multiple ltion tables. as the acme
of human knowledge But let US look at this
family imbr0gio. We are the sons of Japhet,
and the negro Il the son Of Ham: We are the sons
respectively, of these two brothers; and conse-
quently we, the sons Of Japhet, are cousins to
Cuhfee, he being the son Of our uncle Ham, l
have often thought ifthe negro. as it seems from
this account of ms to BE- probable, had really that
relationship 10 ~, thatwe certainly had not treat
ed our cossin like q gentleman! Renewed
ian y asai.--. -
The Charleston 6. CT papers have the funni.
est way Of welcoming the Democratic Conyen
tionists. The News in its last number, SAYS:
*ThronghoM Tie State the whole movement IL
looked upon VII rfofaand indifference and dis.
trust To sptslssmeiis ID meet Il Charleston
hregardcd, to0 - an effort 70 enlist our people,
and in fact inahgusnte and build mp spoils par.
" IN tie State m1s l1fe attachedto party than
the State has ever bssM VIII THU feeling anaa
visws prevalseA = u atsurd toexpecs-what has
never anyxhe 80 bcen ezpseted unbOundad1
hospitality n T. lyiahst = ~ Convention, o.
10 fisg TGJy nI1ies and corps u esmp followers,
By oatside pressara, n idea y I pisce Of YAM
kee inselrnce, which NJ asp snEpsised to hearl
Southern npea Se-oehe. l1ahe Ositsids mob can
re- eurtnflefl ana ne retaining host be hnk tri.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT GOLD DOLLARS AND STEAL
ING CLorHTNG.-Yesterday afternoon three youno
men who gave their names as James Thomson
Lewis Wilkinson and George Dixon were on FplPs
folnt, where they entered several stores and shops
purchased small bills and rendered counterfeit gold
dollars in payment. Wilkinson and Dixon were
arrested on the charge of passing counterfeit coin
ana were taken before j ustice Whaen, who COM
mltted them for hearing. Thompson in paving
one OF his visits to the store of Mr. Jonathan Wild.
laiiing to pass oil his counterfeit coin stole pair
OF pantaloons- Sergt Ault observed him secre-
ting the stolen goods in wood pile on Strauss
Wharf, and arrested him and secured the goods -
justice halen committed him to Jail for Court.
ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP MARY CAROLINE STEVENS
we learn from the Exchange Reading Room Books
That the ship Mary Caroline Stevens, Can't Etch
Duger, from Monrovia, West coast of Africa ar
rived at her wharf She left Monrovia on the IA
OF July, and made the Capes in 81 davs sailing In
latitude 10 deg 81 min. N, longitude Is dep. II
min W., she exchanged signals with the United
states steam frigate Niagara, with the japanese
Embassy on board
The GAY STREET LINE-It will be seen by adver-
tsement that the Gay street and PENNSYLVANIA lire
OF CITY Passenger railway cars will run regularly
To the end OF the route at the Cemetery from this
Gay forward. Heretofore the cars have stopped
near broadway on Cav, where a special car was
despatched at long intervals for the end of the
route, and passengers compelled to wait for
some time. This new arrangement will be of great
convenience.
PROPERTY SALES. y eserday Col. Samuel II. .
GoVer auctioneer, sold on the premises lot of
ground situated at he intersection of Second ave
nue. and Clinton street, Canton, having front on
Clinton street of eighteen feet, and a depth along
Second avenue of ninety-fve feet. The improve
ments consist of threestory brick building, used
as store and dwelling. Ground rent $50 per an
num- Purchased by Thomas Mitchell for 81, AIS.
SENT ON-Ferdinand Newman, arrested on suspi-
clon of having fired his own house, which occa-
stoned such destruction of property in the town of
SALISBURY, was removed to that place yesterday
county.
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Mnuetary ana Commercial 8sbish.

BALTIMORE, August 20, 1860.
There was but little done in Stocks to day. and for
most of the fances the was quite heavy. The
Mining stocks were all lower with the exception of
Gardner Hill, for which $7S bid, and s73 asked
regular way. Guiford dropped of 3 to S16. Sales
made of 500 shares at So and so shares at 81 a.
and it left off at s2H bid So asked regular way Moth
ing done in Springfield but only 81 cash bid for
it, 1t sold Saturday at s4H For North State there
fair inquiry and sales OF l7OO shares made
at 81 I0G2K the market for it closing however at s2
bid s2S asked. We sales also of $50 shares Con
solidated slE, and GOO shares Silver Hill at 81 cts
Rudsell closed at slH bid, sA asked Cambridge at
SIX bid, l3l asked; Baltimore and North Carolina Mt
81 . bid sl4 asked; and Silver Valley at 81 bid ak
asked but nothing was done either of these stocks
There was very little inquiry the Board for Railroad
shares and nohing done in them No bid was made
Tor Baltimore and Ohio, but Northern Central closed at
S22S bid $22h asked regular way. Northern Central
halfway bonds improved y per cent, sales of 81 900
lSS5s being made at 6SA. This was the only sale of
Railroad bonds made day We note however sales of
$1,000 Missouri SIS at SLY and 500 Baltimore CITY 6s
1890 at lO2 For Maryland 6s 1890 lO4 was bid and for
NlrgniaG Gs 9Oh bid but no sales of either Of the
last named stocks were made
In New Y ork to-day Erie advanced g. and Gaena and
Chicago 81 but New York Central declined34 Reading
No Cleveland and Toledo n; Michigan Southern l.
Michigan Southern guaranteed X; Rock Island \. and
Virginia 6s \. The most remarkable change was, as
will be seen, in New York Central
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BoaKp
soooo uisso,,ri MONDAY August 20; 1860
S5 37as Bnit NssOgs Ss 200 shs North State
;s5-USs 300 60 days 81
200 shs Guilford NJ. 80 shs. N. C. Con.
~ Co. "a Mining Co b6O- IL
GOO b6O- 3 800 shs Silver Fill
% -29l ma Mining Co. 81
300 - - Leo flat-G1