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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
New publications.
1860. ADV sBi1TH RTIsING 1860.

SOUTHWEST.
have this the thoroughly organized LISTS
OF NEWSPAPERS-SOUTH-now eItant all alphabetically
and classified into DAILIES, w sEhES IN and
sEbifr WEE kIIES. RFLIGIOUS AGRICULTURAL, &c.
In .................. SO Newspapers
In &C Newspapers.
In 81 Newspaper
In Alabama, .................... 81 Newspapers
In Georfia. 76 Newspapers
Florida. l8 Newspapers.
In South Carolina. ........... "a Newspapers.
In North Carolina. 26 Newspapers.
In Virginia ia........,.............ll .ll8 Newspapers.
In Maryland. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 Newspapers.
In Missouri. liz Newspsper.
In Arkansas l6 Newspapers.
In Tennessee. .................. 60 Newspaper.
In Kentucky cky....,.........,........ ~ NewspapeH'
LII 90 N.w.n.n.rs
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CTEREOSCOPES and VIEWS-A splendid
collection Of these beautiful and entertaining Toys No
household should be without them Send stamp Tor csta
iosue ID. APPLETON Co.
Noe. 9i6 and 848 Broadway.
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60 h1bcm it Map Concern.

NOTICE.-Al persons who may have any
knowledge ofROBERT BURNS the younger, eldest son Of
Robert Burns the elder formerly OF High in the town OF
Belfast County Antrim in Ireland but afterward and
at the time Of resident in the town OF Newownards IN
the County Down In Ireland Aforesaid linen daper who len
the 1896 and went to Newly ork In the United
short residence, went Whalng
vessel haleGshng voyage tothe Sorthern
Sea and has not heard OF by his family snv the
IstS are requested to communicate to the undersigned such
their knowedge and to inform, in particular said Robert
Burn the Younger be living dead; dead where and at
what time ne died when and where he last heard
Of and If the said Robert Burns the younger should be SIN
living and this advertisement should meet his ne
hereby informed that legacy bequeathed to him by the W. Of
his she who died in the month Of August 1919 has been
invested In the Government Securities Of the United Kingdom
under the control Of the Of Chsncey in Ireland for his
benehDsted Belfast aid, this 2sth day Of November
1859. ANDREWS, son Mac LAME,
Solicitors John Burns brother Of said Robert Burns the
younger Offices No. 62 Donegast Belfast and 0% Cspe
Dubliu Ireland
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Chances for Business Alerr.

GI A00 FOR SALE-A well-established
W ,OOOs BUSINESS, paying large profits. To 9
party with the above the opportunity IL rare, viii DO
upon interview Stock and Fixtures worth double the
amount The business genee Address BROADWAY Box
No. I60 Tribune Office.
g. Dnn TO $500.-Will sell HALF INTER-
W@OO Est in rs,.rste easily managed INV Enlio. 49,
which patented good business in this city A"
Box No. l22 Tribune Office.
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THE TRIBUN NE A l. MANA O
FOR 1860.
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY
APPROPRIATIONS BY CONGRESS.
CABINET OF THE UNITED STATES.
CALENDARS FOR 1850
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCDEb.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED sTA7Es
DAY AND NIGHT, LENGTH on.
ECLIPsES FOR 1850 - - -
EoUINOXES AND SOLsrICEs FOh 1900
EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT OFTHE UNITED STATES.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED
IfALiGN WAR, SKETCH or THE.
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LAND FOR THE LANDLEss
LEAP-YEAR.
MTSIsTERs PLEHIPoTEETIARY AND MINISTER'S
RESIDENT
OSCILLATIONS
POsTAGE RATES OF
PRESIDENT, POPULAR VOTE FOR BY STATES
RETURNS OF ELECTIONS in all the States holding Gen
e Elections during the year 1885, carefully compiled expressly
for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, and compared with !orne
elections for convenient reference
SEASONS DURATION or.
SENATE or THE UNITED STATES.
SLAVE TRADE FOREIGN.
sTARs, MORNING AND EVENING
STATE GOVERNMENTS.
SUPREME COURT, JUDGES OF.
fREAsURY ESTIMATES FOR 1860.
TRUE TIME ,
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8ushtOn's
COD LIVER OIL
FOR
CONSUMPTION.

CONSUMPTION.
The IBebriate's Friend society will aeet al a O'Clock
Sn MONDAY EYEHIhG, II the lnebri4e's Home, No iSi
sLaD adopt Constitution MembeTfi and others "hb
itg 70 become SUCH aTe invited 10 attend
The Riggs TPuss''-ha It's advsntagesl IL sfssds
perfect Protection the deporsbe effects Of Of the
cord the m0pedR ped the openings aud the whole
IIes.is sserPIo0f eesny aud durs.e No +]s Bro'net
RswYork.
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Mrs. Ellen key Blunt VIII give POhIICAL kLAD l,
ING consisting appropriate Selections OF Pathetic and Sacred
Poetry by invitation the Newly ork Young Mems Christian
ociOn their Rooms Nos s and 89 Broadway Of
l2h-st on MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 30 at o'clock. Tick
ets 50 cents Gentleman and Lady Is cents For sale at Ran
dophs Bookstore No 63 Broadway and at the door, Mem:
bers NAV obtain tickets reduced at the Rooms only
aonlied for befo 6 q. m Monday.
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MR. and MRS.
DRAMATIC READINGS.
HOPE CHAPEL Upper Hall. ...TO-Ni6HT, 9c1eohl
~ For the fret and only time. Bulwers
R1CHELIEU! p
Mrs Vsndenbof will read JULIE and FRANCOlB To %
followed entirely comic entitled Ms PICK
WICK IN A PECULIARLY PERPLExIN9 PkEDICAs
hENT Tickets-Body the Hail. 80 CENTS Gallery ~ esnts
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08

1882. gsfanmntsatE Der SterbtfdIt t0cS"
&tar6ea an GGwtusfa6t 1912 t -
- ~ cnpere E~rdnSettteR 6349
---10,a61
1858. @efanmt5abI Ser Sttfbs f6Gs 9,7Ie
&tarteu an GdmtnblRtst 1895
. anesre Srintteitsn 1854
- 9749
1854. 9tfa hnntiabI ter Ste beFdut F4lt 81A
Gtdrben an Sdptybtu9t 2l78
;, Lnptrt Rrdustetten 1886
III, 8tX
0tefe 8ablen lslgtn n, bas k%dHdEetsr /. xttti agtr GttsSs
fdae III biefem 44n0e burt M%HsJebrung Serur Iapt pssben, ak.
1efcttn ypH ben jahIretAsn an6trn eetbfn, bic non tins;
igibteu @F::@tsasA 65Tbs4sFEbrt Usrben
G6ont euero G~fun6tett un0 ttnn tfr an ether Grfdntus ser
gruf BIER Qunoe letoet tdufet cine Saide pcn SufeIanbts
balIamtI6em Gcretal unb tbr fSnaet auf t6ere @enefune re6nen.
3anlenoe babea pteIeS eet5aa rnb Seden %funeerbare gDtrfuna
beteu1t.
Suien formntt aber %rtardntal ron S%erOOrbenem NtaBen. in mel.
dem T1ue bos ,Deutfds SttterS" gebrdudt nerten fplte. cn
TdGen pn etnent dnbduernoen 9ufen berrIbrenbtr Sdr6de unb
abfpauruna bs san5en Spftems ipTp man cas Sttters Urn erpsem
glutfn Rnb(n.
9ttacelphid, Serfertt8t ano bet naea..Orus0tfea unS Slprebaltern
bur d bic Ser. Staten Derfduft+l
9rets IS Gents bic Slaf1e, Ns19I =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
Sr. SnfelnnS's beriibmteS
&ent{d)es S5iffcrs
6uf ZEN alien pldbe
go. I, 3, 5 unb 7. sc. G1ttomIfr

I6t Uoer ncrvSie 9Apibcn, Observation-Disclosures
ann ATE Rranf6titen, peIAe opn perbprbenem ORA.
9et cher Der 0eber tntllebtn.
8Iuss5 nI@ benz Rppft 5durt I'M Wdgen. 5rjbrenasn, SOB.
srenuen, q spettipfateit, Sbperc TN 9lasea, S6Wadt unt
tGIe5 @efu6i ia M 13fu uRb untetletb SGDster Ntten
5~fy3flcpfen Sbs Hs Der Nu9tn, 8letsn In BEN @tFbt
5ta5ec unb EeffjAmtrJeu, 8efbwsrben bttm IttHsca. 9tis.
Serteu ter 6apt une Nussr, SettsHFeten gam srs,n la
Rliea ump ben @ltettsH, btBt I'm ROpf nnO Bremen tn
Jtetfb, g~augtaftit uub Wiebsr8sfhld rsRbst.
Dtt @tg~ entbuNaer e~mpfeblea pitfe gaettStn Der &nfnarrflnm.
cit ecs rn9ttf Ilns, fer uterI suet bBn btni l0ertb unb bar
dn8snefeatyit %5srflssn fir ale 9eItsn. iS0fdr fe %svrfetsns
~inrfotl.n wirb. @s tit tss Tin Esuts unb ungepruftst
Mtttet. (onfesn etnss, ba5 felt 10 Sabrsn BIZ prufpns nor BEN
1mtritantftsu Wotts ~beFaNbes bat uns ttfsn Ouf Hnb 0ers
isuf sis iest nod ssn istnsrn Iaherf errtt4t warlt. Dtt
,ntperIpnen dus aim Sbetieu btefes ednbts Ju Suuftn 9sben
3ettn tnS %ureebeHsrt unb ct e8eaaus Dur6lef ING 6ts aniasr-
t& rra BEN 9tlentbun1er publtttrttn NtmGnd1$, rsfGe n bers
fslbs untntsslblt6 turS Sic Gssntsn O~trtbetIsn last mus aud
ben un8lia6t8fsn ittrseaasn, bah htefe ! SttterS mtrfI'6A bt
9sru6ntbeit %psrbttHt, pel3s es srldEGt bat.
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6. Jrep, SO. 81 Norb=@ obftrake.
Qebrer Der euoliIhen @nroMe -

ertbeilt am Gage me Gbenbs llnterri6t unb bat ftets grt,nhfr,g.n
in ipeIde Serren, peIde Die en9Iibe Sprade ouf eins ielbts
@eile %9rin6lidb erIernen WoIlen, eintreeu fSnnen. lleberiiehn tt,S,
az aus e. Der a. DtntI4s a,. IN bic r iE&liq 9s, @sra abe iT y aus Der ensiiGsn
anbern l6rttlt&en grteitem in bectn @proafean, icp ~ g3Ti SS'
8OGma6ten (nu9 0euti9lanb), Gpntrafte, Raritriefe deeds
Pianooeri9retbunseH CMorgages), GpnfttuttOnen &c. &c.
(NIS2O, 3m)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
DR.. HufeIand.
VoI(amifher @proiQl

far fausus 6suan8 gOn 3urtn, &rliltunS, Sngusnitn, 8rdu.
ne, 8aGeeh 9ais anS observation-disclosures Gnssebrura uns
peHn nod mDgIt6, Gr... .terung fir aqt an btisr Ataafbeti
~9ethencs, islbf In ben lrstsn Sttbttn.
Dtsfs tetE5ntte prefaretiOn II slgt& BEN 8ihsrn ~suSerIdi>
ag. - Gs ia fir tne Sldfs bon krdniSe ten ~beltnant, bG
i18erhsintr nnb aefdbrtt6sr ais ATE anrsrt btntn bic 8ssSt,
ar btelss eaHbes unttrpprftu fnb = Rranf8tttsn btt pom s~
AFR fIeinen GriGitun9 %bcrrlbrsn. Or. Ben, htefe sEft drst.
tie Qu1EDrtt6t fat; SD MID nt8t b%sbaupten, bds Salt'
fir unt Tt, pas bic pen unS ts sebe 4ttter fur bs Bench
ter dnberer 3cnsn fhb. absr Id Tam 5ettntmt vsrfbern, hSs
IL aat 6ranfbttssa Spn %ar5ssrer stf6trtt4fstt rnb mtts
S~terssfiGe %3nfdtrta. g
gint ipettere greb. Der sHtftkIi&su Gefdbti6fett br SEx
elmer tleinfu &rfdituRs en.fetsuteu &rdufbtttsn, ssgt I'D be-
,tuen 9iid uber nGtastenbe ous SEN 8srt5ten bts pbitestI.
ptta @cfuubbstts1mtfs entnpnaens Edbtns Irpsbem T5t.
lateptta anertdunt ethe Der 8%flunhsftn 5tdbte Der uniea IA
id0t te 8Gbelet
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Samuel Burnett.
Agentlr fir ben 9OBbcd16ea
.Ghntnft1baf.

SD made hermit befaunt bag i'd bic &Sentur fir BEN BE-
Rhbmtsu 2psbefl6en S6nupftdbad aus Der Gabrtt Spn9 2anaart
pNO Gtr. @amanebere In philadelphia ubernrmuen babe unb bae
ID ttu an Mtplela1e= unb Rletn=gertdufr u erndBt9ten
9IbrttPreifen ablaHe. 9etnrt6 Gnefef9t
GeatsS SIC 5 6arrtfpnar
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obmett &c.

ESSSSss E=Ezs4zssz#sssEE-1 EIE#sz3zz=@9 E55 1
AA4@ $3.50 800 $500 1EAAs1Ss s5s%|It s%I $500 49, M@&
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
0t9ener &eer0 1T &)DI0es iuertD
WIOcCfer Qan1ant' ruS @faOt Uejenidl0it.

b.febeub entpeber In etuem 5000 Quabrat=5u6 gtr6en 8arteu
n18 Der gBabl, III ben erfen pertanften 1000 aots %betgeaeben:
Ser tn Ter Gntrideluue tegrtfene 6dbrtdpldn letbet 6aourd
nt6t uur tetue 8eeiutrdGtt5ung, lrnbern ntuB burG Au6fufruna
pbtsau 6~dfenplanes erf fetue 9an3e Q9i6t8tett e~rlan8en.
Gabrtfanter, melGe tire @tabltfemert8 nd9 $50 9arbor Sits
Sa6, turt ltterale @tginfismN9en SettenS Der @eiealbaft Re
Seutenbe 9prtbetle 8antnuen.
Pamphlets perbet unentgeltltb d~u58e9eber, une ndbere Ndp<
Ttben ertbetlt Sur9
RrIg& &. m bt, M9ent.
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N"Cttfe0ern I &ettfeOern Weftfe0er1 !

SReben erbaltcn 1000 pfunb Betteoern bon IebenNio.r CO.., :
wel@e i9 gu ben ~bintehen Yrelen oertauf N'S'" VanleH
GRas. 9eIdSnser. SO. % @eIt. grottOros.
awit@sa yRarts Spaee nuS br Ar SS1E"F'"Bs
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TemersN cr~ffdoermnoen.

Johnston's Insurance Rooms
SEQ. 70 Secpnoltr.
Te1tcr=, Wdrtme= unS &eben8=g}rrGAs.
nn9ssSOmpaNrien.
GiderIte nrO feiteIte EOmpaGnic.
Ser tderuug8z@pulp Ser 8aGleb j.. 8iroi1ipr
NIT $3.50, 600 capital. o"f
S1rdbur9zS eriiderung8z@pmp b. Girailtien.
NIT 5000, 900 capital. oI
AlbenorlezS erltderun98z@cm y. Giroiuien
nit 5000, 900 Gapitu. o'
9bdrter SafzVerIt6. Comp. bon !Sortforb
NIT $350,O0O capital. 1890
curttp@Uer1t9erlp98=@ pntp. bon 92elpzN crt
nit $27O,OOO Gapital. ~
BbGntr=Ve Sonny. BON 02em. Mcrf
nit $500, 900 capital. 0N+T
t IpllttesS eritderun98z@om y. Wepzgorf
nit $4,000 capital. S"|I
WtpntarfsV erIi6erun98=@Dmp y. Nep<Nnrf
nit 100000 Capital. oN|T
Observation-Disclosures Comp BON g2emzOcrY
nit $25o,oOO Gapital. o"T
Wtercarttlle Wt1tual Oedrine.
NIT 1000, 900 capital.
SereI1lt9te Staaten geber8=S erfi6eruno &c.
NIT 81, 250, 972 CAPITAL.
Jtprtbertt vi lurartce=G Dmp. BON Qnnbc,,
nit 50, 1914, III Capital.
Oe pben bentertten @pntpa9nteen irb npn ser ee,;sY..
StaoteS Nfar1lano mubOrtiirt un6 lBenfrt. NS"'"U 0es
Oe pDn Dem llnter3etdneten repr1lenttrten Gpmnoo,ioou
@ulIlp pertu9bareS @opttal gum bDQetl pber S onosne H@oeH
Setra9 oerantportt9 fir Die s3ablun9 Don 0erlufen'" "'0'5'Ue"eH
erIbt. SGS8 ~" 81 "SSFrule PInttlt9
Steb. @iium, SurbeeOr. Vt tS,17n
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SanbOI5.
8an6Dl5. SdnbOl3.

SarbDl5. San6Ol5.
ga Der unteqd6nete ben @eI8Gt8=Qntbel b8 9rn. Sec. SO
Smttb BON Der alien 5rma tdufi6 an ib 9ebra6t bat, 10 miro Ell
unntebr oas 9el9dFt aut ietne et9ne, a0ent9e &ebnun9 am alten
@eI6dftsplobe, @de BON 9reat 9u9beS mo Spbnionitr., an BEL
@dOete bsS 8altn8 in alien ieuasn oe~ritie0snen granten fort.
abrsn uHo empfeblt f9 ben alien aunoen Der 6r1na ipppbI
pTe etuem geebrten Bubtfrm. @r miro tets einen orpBen Qpr.
ats qt a~etrpduete8 8au= une S6reinsr6p(s balten un6 baiielbe
II sen biatgiten Uiarftpretien inter ben anne6mbarIteng ebtaguu.
gen ~perfaupH.
cf52iD Samuel Burnett.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ton; for, while they claim a majority in favor or
the Little Giant, it is composed of such materioI
that it will not bear too much stretching II is
not yet known whether the Committee will be able
to report when the Convention is called to order
this morning.
SENATOR JOHNSON OF TENNESSEE wIIHDRAws
General Samuel Mlligan of the Tennessee delegation
received a letter from Governor Andrew johnson on
Monday morning, Withdrawing his from any con
necon with Presidential aspirations before the Conven
tion. Appended is copy of the letter:
"WAsnINGTON CITY, June IS, 1860.
GENERAL SAMUEL MILLIGAN-Dear Sir: Whilst deep
~ thankful to and your associate delegates
national convention for your support of my as
thergin the honor done by the State Convention of
the Democracy of Tennessee, honor and distinction
gwen my name by the people whom have served and
whose confidence Is worthy of the best and highest
aoloh oi any man, yet in this hour peril the har-
mony and integrity of the Democratic party-in this hour
serious apprehension for the future welfare perpe
tuty OF our government cannot and will suffer NV
name to add the difficulties and embarrassment of my
friends feel that it is incumbent upon you upon me-
that everything that honOraby and consistently be
done should be done by unity and harmony
OF action to the end that principles may be main
aned the preservation of the only national OrganiZa
ton remaining continued, and, above all that the Union
Wth the blessings guarantees, and protection of its
stution, perpeuated forever That the Tennessee dele
cation may so act, and that in contingency they my
ma themselves embarrassed by the action State in
regard to myself desire through request that
they viii not present my to the Convention at Bal
'nlore ANA TO each of them tender my regards
have the honor to he, &C,
Nj TnTTsr an
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

2O6 hhds. sugar, rs bbs do, F. W Brune Il Sons
ST. BARTHoLoMEws-Schr. Seaman.-46 673 doz nine
apples, 38 punches bananas G. a. Martin Il Bro
BARBADoEs-SChr Flying Scud.-225 puncheons mo-
lasses u bbls do. Knox & Co
PoNoE, P R-Brig Marshal Dtch.-245 hhds sugar
ia hbls do rs hhds molasses 6OO0 cigars pkgs to-
bacco, Stirling & Ahrens
SOMBRERo-Bork E. Wright, Jr.-320 tons guano A.
C. Elliott & Co.
C0ASTWISE.
PoRTLAND-SchT LOOtOut.-3OO bbls. sugar. 200 do
French. =
PETERsbURG-Schr. South Wind.-25 tons guano, APP
plegarth Il Son; 600 bushels wheat, order,
ST. GEORGE, Me -Schr. Mdtbe1y Kerney-926 laths
81 900 palinrS. Kelsey & GRAY
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Our COMMERCE WITH CHINA.-Since the year
1921 imports from China into the United States
have been S261 lac, ,096, while our exports have
been only S97, ,91l $50. This difference has been
greater for the past nine years than for the ten
other free port in China, at the instance of the
French Government, will serve to give more ac-
tivity to the American ships employed in the Chi
nese seas. There now engaged in those waters
three American-built steamships. Capitalists are
now striving to establish steam lines from San
francisco to China ports The growing import
ance OF our China trade is shown in the annexed
summary:
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Peterson's DetecOr sends the following information
EHslanu bahN' BOSTON, Mass ~ altered from the New
England Bank, Farmount Me-, bogus affairs, with
ygnette imitation of the genuine note Vgnee snreaf
coll soo ,oss, s wshi.o, 49,, On % -. =. :,
sea- ,e'se o.. anu ~ Un risn' emu
dangerous and likely to deceive
rhe Tr;b,,ns Of TODAY saws,
The REALIZING and cosin, ~, roove,oent in tba stol
,ariot IN R @ i ut i;,t ~ .o e? stGcn
r 49, ~; ai. 3 . WIN d sHsnI Iniusion ~ us
enficent 70 s,stoin tba r,orot ~ "a c,t;, ~ hi ~
ers and not bnvec lower nrres we've establsbn5 fnr
nearly every stock on the list larger tan snai nor
on Of the business was done regular but there was
siderable disnostion shown to noo' sbnrt rtaos ~
some of the Western shares The weekly statement Of
bank averages quite as favorable as could bn evnc,ed
The specie reserve shows an increase of nearly 0oo
the shipment of Saturday not Influencing the gires
while the oan line shows very reguar mnvement he
bank managers would doubess have been wilIinn t
the line p had there been anv material for
The actual specie considerably below the fig
3res of tha average The depoSts show a large aeon
mutation The figures of the statement are as follows
-. June O. June l6
Capital. .,.......... $50, ,404,527 SAG i527
Loans l25 A3l9 9oS 125 997 Dec. $50 965
Circulation. S,999948 7S6 Dec III ,l62
Net Deposits. sO,6o99SS sl58S 65i Inc ..92s gu
The weekly statement OF the Philadelphia Banks made
up this Ro presents % the following aggregates
compared win those ot the previous week
81 3f $50 7"a Inc iS9 S37
Specie............ 41s3,667 4,222,6i4 Inc. 3s,977
Due from Banks. d'i9649l i,56S2l2 Dec.l33, ,2l9
Dne other BANKS. 3L2S'2Sd 5lo9639 Dec S,6s4
Circulation 2SlO5 272526o Dec. G5,2S3
me specie column shows sight increase OF S39OO0-
e loans nave decreased Slo3'oo the result we think,
ues dearth in the market fe deposits show decrease
OF S'o,OOo' and the circulatlon OF sSo'ooo'
The Boston Courier of Monday says.
The share market was decidedly frmer to dav with n
strong upward tendency in several stocks and running
particularly into the fances though the demand for
Snund stocks was in excess Of thp snnl in several in
sances The mining share market was active Saturday
yi tool, an Inward f,rn but cbiet,J corsraI 20 80
Royae and Central which seem to be the fyores of
Yorkers who will start their new Mining Board within
,veeks time The nancy n,arl,et ia eren nor abunJant
v snnniIed iban ever and rater are low enonb M
The most inyeterate croater about hard tines Loans
lover figures are submitted TO- There is areat snrnIns
- oanitei nc ;s ELL shov bI th ij = 81 ~ ~ i
all GOOD stocks and bonds are on oT of ,ha
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MnastarT ann Commercial Rsbisto.
BALTIMORE. June 10, 1850


There was fair amount of business done in Stocks to-
day at the Board but the market exhibited special
tivity. For Mining the demand was brisk
as on yesterday, but there nevertheless considerable
done in them, and they were generally firm. Gardner
Hill in particular very strong Sales were made OF
600 shares s7%d7X cash and time, and it closed firm
at SIX bid, SIX asked regular Guilford Of which
there were 500 shares Sold opened at s3% but drop
ped OF subsequently = to 3-16 the closing sales being
made at s31G369, and left OF at s3% bid sSA asked
regular way Springfield fraction higher today
but Silver Hill was shade lower. Sales made of
1854 share, the former at s5s@54, and 800 shares
Of the latter at s2G2O6 cash and time. Both these
stocks closed at the figures as on yester
day $500 bid S5H asked for Sprin gfeld, and 50 bid
s2H asked regular way for liver Hill There was moth
ng in Cambridge Consolidated but for Baltimore
North Carolina there was an active inquiry and sales
made 900 shares at $1 this figure being an ad-
vance of on yesterdays price There nothing
to-day in Northern Central Railway but sales were made
$50 shares Baltimore and Ohio all sellers option 60
days at $76@764 Northern Central closed however
yesterday at Sls2s bid $40 asked regular way and
$ISK bid, sl94 asked buyer GO days. and Baltimore
Ohio left off at $40 bid $76h asked seller 60 days and
$40 bid, $77H asked regular way There but little
done in Loans the sales embracing only $4,000 Northern
Central Railway 1885 bonds at 662sG66h, and $l1O0
Baltimore City 1875 6's at g9S.
In New York to-day stocks were generally better
Erie, Canton Harlem, Cleveland and Toledo and Galena
and Chicago advanced each; New York Central, Mch-
Reading and Michigan Southern guaranteed at yes
terday's figures, but Virginia 6's declined r.
1AIhs AT THE BALTlNORE STOCK BOARD
TUESDAY. Ju~e ly. 1900
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ALLEGED ANCIENT RUINS IN THE UNITED STATES
"A new stimulus is likely to be given to American
archaeology by discovery alleged to have been
recently made some ninety miles northeast of Fort
Stanton, long account of which has just appeared
in the Fort Smith Ark Times. We condense-
The plain upon which lie the massive relics of gor-
geous temples and magnificent halls, slopes grad
ualy towards the river Peco, and is very fertile,
crossed by gurgling stream OF the purest water
that not only sustains rich vegetation, but per-
maps iurnlshed with this necessary element the
thousands who once inhabited this present wilder
ness. The city was probably built by a warlike
race as it is quadrangular and arranged with skill
10 afford the highest protection against an exterior
foe, many of the buildings on the outer line being
pierced with loopholes, though calculated for
the use OF weapons Several of the building are
OF vast size, and built of massive blocks of dark
granite rock, which could only have been wrought
to their present condition by vast amount of la
Dor. There are the ruins of three noble edifices
each presenting front of three hundred feet made
OF ponderous blocks of stone and the dilapidateG
walls are even now thirty-five feet high There
are no partitions in the area of the middle (sup
| posed) temple, so that the room must have beer
vast; and there also carvings in bas relief anC
| fresco work. Appearances Justify the conclusion
that these silent ruins could once boast of halls a
gorgeously decorated by the artists hand as thos
| of Thebes and Palmyra. The buildings are all loop
| hoed on each side, much resembling that found il
| the old feudal castles of Europe, designed for tn
| use of archers. The blocks of which these edifce
| are composed, are cemented together by specie
! of mortar of a bituminous character, which ha
| such tenacity that vast masses of wall have falle
down without the blocks being detached by tn
| shock.
The model of the intended statue of General ST
| Henry Havelock in Trafalgar square, London, ha
been completed The figure stands about twelv
feet high. The statue is expected to be placed o
its Site the eastern side OF Trafalgar square, in th