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CITY WTELLIGENNF.

MATCH AT BASE BALL.-Yesterday afternoon a
match was played between the Excelsior and Waiver
ly Baseball Clubs, in which the Waverly came off
victorious. On Monday of last week a game was
played between the clubs, which ended in Il
draw The Excelsior challenged the Wayerly to
decide the game at that time by one innings, but
the latter preferred to play full game. The re.
Excelsior, and challenge will no doubt follow
from that club The play exhibited by Messrs.
Orem and Williams of the Excelsior, and Howard,
Murray, Minis White and Lennon of the WaverIy
was excellent. After the close of the game the
usual compliments were extended to each by the
clubs. Mr.. De Leon, of the Potomac Club, as on
the previous match, acted Umpire and gave en-
tire satisfaction. He is prompt, impartial and cor
rect. The friends of the two clubs rallied in
strength, the attendance of spectators being larger
than on the former game, among whom were many
ladies. The following is the score:
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Dunstarg anS Gunlmtrtial 3abitbu.
BALTIMORE. September II, 1860

BALTIMORE, September II, 1860.
Mining Stocks toleraby active again to-day, but
most of the other stocks the list quiet. Balti-
more and Railroad to be entirely neglected,
nothing whatever having been done in it for day or
two past It offered to-day at ss4 regular way, but
no bid was made for it, This stock is controlled by a
very few parties, and nobody outside this particular
clique to touch it, For Northern Central Rail
there inquiry and sales of $50 shares
made at S23 cash, and S23% time The sales of Rail-
road bonds include 81 coo Baltimore and Ohio lSsOs
90 and 81 900 Northwestern Virginia unendorsed third
mortgage bonds at so. For Baltimore and Ohio 1855 90
was bid, and 9OH asked and Northern Central 1855
closed at 6SA bid 60 asked City 6s closed without sales
at 100 bid 1OOk asked ex-divdend for 1905 The only
sale of Bank stock to-day of 20 shares Chesa-
peake at s26H but note sale of so shares National
Fire Insurance Co., at s7%
The Mining stocks to day generally rather lower
than Saturday, the only exceptions being Guford
and Deep River both of which improved 1-16. Gardner
Hill, Baltimore and North Carolina, and Silver Valley all
fell of 116 Sales made of 500 shares Gardner Hill
at $9i buyer 60 days. 500 shares Baltimore North
Carolina at $1O6G1h, and 100 shares Silver Valley at
Sl699lA cash and time. OF Consolidated there were
800 shares sold at Sl buyer GO days. and 450 shares
the same figure cash. but it closed at SIS bid 81
asked regular way these figures being l16 lower than the
closing quotations of Saturday OF Guiford there were
800 shares sold at 50 cash. and $3 time,
sales of $50 shares Deep River which it will recoect-
ed was put on to the list only day two since, sl
cash. and sl.19 time. Thee quite an active move
ment in Silver H sales of $500 shares it having
made at 81 cts. cash, and 81 time. Nothing done in
Springfield, forth State, Rudise Cambridge. Sming-
field closed at $3H bid s3A asked, North State at s1
bid, SlB asked, Rudisell at SIN bid, SIX asked, and
Cambridge at 81 3l6 bid S14 asked regular way
At the first board in New York to-day Erie advanced
p; Canton n; New York Central VI Reading q; Cleve.
land and Toledo Is; Rock Island e; Michigan Southern
X and Michigan Southern guaranteed Il; but at the
second board Eric fell of SIX; New York Central 2s
Reading =; and Galena and Chicago x. Virginia Gs
declined to-day :, , and Missouri 6's =.
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MARKETS nv TEIFcR1pu

NEW York, Sept. E.-Cotton is steady; sales to-da,
OF l5OO bales mddling upland at 10T Flour is de
pressed sales of IL 600 bbs at cts lower
Ohio, S575ta6 Southern $5S5(d6. Wheat is unsettled
sales Of 10000 bushels, at decline of gas cts; white
$1.50G1.57; Milwaukee club 81 22G1 25 Corn is easier
sales of $4,000 bus at 6567 cts. Pork is heavy: mes
S9G19 80; prime $l3 .25l4 Lard is heavy at i2IlI3
cts. Whiskey is lower; sales at 23X6A cts Spirit
Turpentne steady, at 40d41H cts Rosin is firm at asa
37A cts. Rice is firm, at y as cts.
PHILADELPHIA Sept T.-Flour is dull sales of Super
fine at &c. Wheat is depressed; sales at decline of
cts red ST. 3ol 35; white sl371 40. Corn is stead,
at 20 cts Provisions quiet Mess 1913. Lard firm
at i5S cts Coffee is firm; Rio 14914A cts. Whiske,
is dull at % cts. for Ohio
NEW osLEANs, Sept. 15.-Cotton-Sales to-day 4OOt
baies, at ioS9iO4 cts for mddling. Mess Pork S22
The rest Oh the market unchanged.
OswEGo, september 15.-Flour unchanged but ouiet
Whe1t-The market this morning opened with good de
mand before the steamers aeneralIv known irI
sales of OO0 BUSH winter red Westen nrice
at 81 GOAL 81 and 1000 bushels No Chiraao swirl -
81 l2k afoat and delivered to boats The r1sr, nis
quiet and nominally lower Corn scarce and heH oho
the views of buyers SIX cts offered bnt rafrseJ
Barley unchanged sales 00 bushels Canadian at 70 cts
Oats and Rye quiet
CHICAGO, Sept 15-F1our dull. Wheat quiet and a1,
cts. lower; sales 100 600 bushels at S60S6h for No
spring. S3dS3H cts for No. in store Corn dull and
cent lower sales 900 bushels at 81 cts in store oat
quiet. Receipts-5,000 bbls four 145 COO bush. wheat
43, 900 bush. corn, IL 900 bush. oats s .-..5
CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.-Flour dull and unchanged
Whiskey dull, and declined ct. Mess Pork S19 Baco
NOTHING done ms rketu
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NORFOLK, Sept. 1.-THE ship Rotunda, of Rich
mond, Maine, fifty days from Liverpool, bound to
New York, foundered at on the 18th in lat. 400,
long. 700, in a heavy gale. The officers and crew
London, bound to Turks Island, and brought
hither
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FoRr SAITH, .(Ark.,) Sept. 15.-The overland
mail; with California dates to the 9th ult., ar
rived here at noon to-day. Among the passengers
is Col H. I. Titus, of Kansas notoriety, but now
of the State of Arizona
The passengers state that a party of Mexican
guerras had recently made an incursion into
Texas fer plunder, and stolen 35 head of mules be-
longing to the overland mail station at Leon Wa
terholes. The mules were not recovered when the
mail passed. is also reported that the Indians of
New Mexico have recommended hostiities. The
late mail from Messa Valley to Santa Fe was
attacked by the Navsjoes, and the conductor and
driver killed. The mail and coach were entirely
destroyed. Four hundred mules were also stolen
from Fort Craig by the Indians.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE:

SAN ANDKAs-Ketch EHa.-160, 900 cocoanuts cases
tortoise SHE'LL 25C0 lbs ivory nuts 81 bags cocoa a
logs mahogany, cases old metal, bbls do, lot old
Ricketts, 90. n - -" =
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BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-Jppar PR,cr


TowsoNTowN, Sept; II, l86O.-State Geo. Bi
dOrf, otherwise called Geo. Snider, Jointly indicted
with Frederick Carse for assaulting Henry Ra-
baugh on the 9th of August, 1860. Verdict "not
guilty" Messrs. Grason and Keech for the de-
tenee.-State as. Robert Ringrose, Samuel Rot
left, Zachariah Green, Thos. Leonard, Geo Shields,
Jno Witherstine, Thos. Carey and ten other evil
disposed persons, indicted for riotng at Winters
woods,on the Philadelphia road near Herring Run,
and in the twelfth district of Baltimore county,
were placed upon trial for rioting and resisting po-
lice officers James Peacock aad James l.. Walker.
and also for firing pistol. The occasion was a
Sunday School celebration, and the Court
adjudged all the parties, with the exception of
Clarey, "guilty." Ringrose was fined S. with
costs, and in default of payment was committd
to Jail. Roteif was sentenced to thirty days
imprisonmentin in the county jail Zach. Green, Thos
Leonard, Geo. Shields and Jno. Wetherstine were
each fined $40, and in default of payment were sent
to Jail. Robert McAister, Esq, for the defence.
John Leedacum and Nathan Spicer, separately
indicted for selling liquor without license, were
each fined $50 with costs.-No other criminal
business being ready, the civil case No. 2ss, Wy
man, Dryden " Co. u.s. Lee & Dunbarr garnishees
of Dunbar & Kearfoot, removed from the
Superior Court of Baltimore city, was taken
up and not concluded. Messrs. Cuttings,
Wallace and Dryden for plaintiffs, and Messrs.
Pitts, Marshall and Williams for defendants
This case will in all probability, occupy the atten-
of the Court the entire day tomorrow, to which
time it has adjourned.
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THE RAILWAY CoNvENT1oN.-The Tribune, ofyes-
terday, says: The Railway Convention is still in
Saratoga will not be abandoned, reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding. No action has been
had upon Eastern freight, and, as the roads have
all they can do at full prices it is reasonably
that no concession will be made to the Cincinnati
Roads desiring, by low rate, to change the natural
course Of trade, Low rates will not be made,
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NON-rNTERcoURsE.-A public meeting was held in
Abbeville district, s. c., the 11th ult. at which
the following resolutions were passed:
ResolUed, That to hold political or commercial
intercourse with party whose only principle is
hostility to the South evinces total disregard of
our revolutionary ancestry, and is treason to the
Constitution of the United States.
ResoIced, That our self-respect demands the i'm
mediate establishment of on-intercourse and we
pledge ourselves to patronize and sustain our mer-
chants who buy their goods in Southern cities in
preference to those who patronize Northern mer-
chants.
ResoIred, That in the opinion of this meeting,
the Legislature should, at its next session, levy a
tax discriminating between goods purchased in
Northern cities and those imported directly from
Europe to Southern ports.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Last Saturday night
new planet was discovered ct the National Observa-
tory. Its right ascensionis 90 hours and minutes
and its declination degrees and % minutes South.
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WINDSOR N. s.-Brig COndor.-25O tons plaster Kel-
sey & Gray.
CLARK's HARDoR, n. S.-Schr. Carle,v-2il bbs her
ring, sc do mackere 76 otis. fish. .Silb
BREMEN-Brem. bark Mdryldnd.-3 boxes mdse, s. B.
T. Schulze; do, Geo. Voge boxes paper, Huncke &
Son; do cigars, Beck 4 Bachmann 5pkgs. mdse., 8
boxes do, H F. Albert CO.. pkgs. liquor, Stemann,
Hinrchs & Col 4boxes cigars, W. A. Marburg & Co
NAvAssA-Schr r. W. Troth-125 tons guano.
COASTWISE.
New YoRK-Bark Talisman.-35O bbls. rosn C. Nor
ton Stewart.
NEW ORLEANs.-Bark Cherokee-5s2 bales cotton, 500
bales hides, order
PoRTLAND-Schr. Adeia KelIey.-3OO bbls sugar S.
T. Thompson Co.; so tons plaster, so bbls. mackerel
Kelsey and Gray.
BosTON-Schr. Pedrl.-9OO bbls herring T. r. Math-
ews Sons 500 do. mackerel, order
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
WEST lNDIEs-Br. brig Queen TictOrid.-1,072 bbls
four 2l5 bbls. meal 60 bushels do, 400 bushels
corn so bbs bread SO boxes cheese q kegs butter SO
buckets lard tierces hams, box sarsapara, box
hair tnnin ,ir1.las
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
NAVIGATION WAREUOUSE.

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
~ CORNER OF
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
Baltimore, Nd,
The reliable Nautical Instrument Makers the city
and where the best every the
teal line be found and positively only establish
men in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRU MENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner.
Chronometers for sale or hire
JAMES T. KEMP & co,
sS-tf Successors to IIaTpsr 4 Rrnibar
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5OOsilver yalley...b1O IL 500 Guilford .... b:
100 do $1,000. h3 IL

The New FORK Shipping Lists annual cotton statement
for the year 1S59-6O will be found below, by which it
VIII be seen that the of the Just closed reach
es 4675770 bales, being S24 $50 over the
largest year record-lS5S-59. Annexed is synopss
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q 'IiItONEJNI II TItl0,
~ CHAErS.

VHAItiS-
,--n-z.- - BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
sy- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE AROVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE
PETER WALTER,
10 ". rratt street.
=, Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR i. h G. W
BLUNT, New York. fe22-tf
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SALES AT THE BAITIN0RE SruCN BOA
MONDAY, September II, 1860
e. q L. lAal-. Ii u

SALES AT THE BATTINORE SrUGN HOAa'
MONDAY, September II, 1860
$1,000 B | 4 O. RR BIDS. SEQ shs. Deep River
$3.50 Min. Co. -1%
2O0O n W Va RR $50 b6a-1 sid
81 IN. bds., so 70O shs. Silver Valley
60 shS. Chesapeake Mining Co b6O-1 q
Bank -26k 100 i 90
$50 shs. n. C. L. -23A 800 bsO- ~
300 g b6O--23S 1000 shs. BaIt ana N
so shs National C. Min Co. Il O6
Fire lns Co. IL 500 bG0-l <
500 shs Gardner Hill 1900 shs Silver Hill
Mining Co. b60-79i Mining Co 81
800 shs. Guilford VI. 1900 " boo
Co. -29i 700 % boo fiat
800 g b6O- 5000 gl
500 shs. N C. Con.
Mining Co bGO-1%
iJ0 -16s'
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New york Rank Statement
Extra Session of the virginla Leg.alatnre.

New York, Sept. 17.-The weekly statement O
the City banks shows the following decreases
Loans, $4,000; specie, 1927, 900; circulation
$4,000; deposits, S253 900.
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"A meeting of the stock and bondholders of the
baltimore Central Railroad Company was held on
Friday at the Academy in New London. Chester
county, Pa, the attendance being good The COM
mittee appointed to raise 100000 required to push
on the work, reported that they had raised SS7 000
subscribed on the condition that the whole S100 900
should be obtained. Further subscriptions were
made in the course of the day, completing the
100000 A motion was made and adopted, that
all the stockholders and bondholders fund their in
terest for three years. The directors reported that
Josiah Phillips had resigned the Presidency, and
Joseph Wilson had been chosen in his place The
raising OF the $780, 600 the road from falling
into the hands of parties opposed to its completion
to Baltimore Wilmington (Del.) Republican,
Sent. H. g.. r '.-ts .s.s.. ,a.r.
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Burning Of Boardmnn & C:ray,s Piano Fac

IL htfiItiIss Oi 1'UiFttIflhh d tsfay's FinliO FAC
tory
ALBANY, Sept. 17.-Messrs. Boardman, Gray &
Co.'s piano factory, in this city, with hundred
and fifty pianos, was destroyed by fire on Saturday
night Loss 100000; fully insured.
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DRowNED.--Five persons, who were returning to
Rockland, Me-, in open sai-boat, from Camp
Meeting at Northport, on Sunday, the 9th instant,
were capszed when off Camden, and Mrs, Doctor
Colby, Mrs. Nancy Hopkins and Miss Jameson
were drowned. Mr.. Thompson and his wife cung
to the swamped boat, and were picked up by a
schooner, which took them into Camden, ,
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Il New Planet Discovered

RICHMOND, September 1.-THE Governor has de-
termined to call extra session of the State Legis
lature, to meet on the l4th of January, to decide
relative to the sale of the James River Canal.
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LATER FROM MExlCo.-The special correspondent
OF the New York Times sends details relative to
the engagement in which Miramon was recently SO
disastrously defeated. 1t seems that several Sec
cessive actions were fought, in which Miramon
lost almost everything he had, barely escaping
himself hn by precpitate fight He succeeded how
mediately convoked Council of State, and had
himself declared President-Zuloaga having mean
time, by some means, been got rid of. The Liberal
party was at last dates in such force around the
Capital as to render it necessary only for them to
make the attack to insure them its capture Their
available strength was reckoned at 10000 men,
while it was considered impossible that the Church
party could muster more than tenth of that num-
her
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Cars LIGHTED BY CASA Rochester paper makes
quite an ado about an experiment on of the
New York Central cars with gaslight. The use of
gas for illuminating railroad cars is nothing
The Camden and Amboy and New Jersey transpor-
tation lines have had their passenger lighted
by gas carried in portable reservoir on the train,
for more than a year past. The New York and
Brooklyn ferry boats also lighted by gas, a
supply of which put aboard early in the evening
lasts all night. 1t has not yet been introduced in
the Vast -
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Hon. Caleb Gushing spoke at a Breckinridge and
Lane ratification meeting in Boston, on Wednesday
evening. lie did not see how either Mr. Douglas
or Mr.. Bell could hope to obtain single electoral
vote in any OF the Northern States, except by the
aid of the supporters of Mr.. Breckirridre. Is re-
CARDS Mr. Douglas, he could not have received a
single Northern electoral vote had he received the
united vote of his party. Mr.. Cushing believed that
Breckenridge. lie alone exhibits any chances or
possibilities of success against Mr. Lincoln. The
speaker venturned the following prediction:-"T
Republican party has been conceived, born and nur-
tured into strength in order if possible to force or
seduce the Federal Government into aboitionism
or else the Republican party is monstrous and
ridiculous abortion, gigantic fasehood, swindlo
and fraud. And reassert confidently, if Mr.. Lin
coin Is elected the Republicans will have to burst
up at once, to attack the domestic rights of the
StatesD -
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SINGULAR ATTEMPT AT INCENDIARISM.--A most
singular attempt at incendiarsm was made yester-
day eveing. young man, clerk at E. BIesseys
liquor store, No. "a Poydras street, left the office
yesterday evening at about o'clock, and went to
get shaved. When he came back and went into the
office on the second floor he was surprised to see
leak in the ceiling, through which some liquor was
trickling. He went up to the third story to see
what was the matter, and on arriving at the head
of the stairs, the sight that his eyes so startled
one of the barrels in large tier had been started
off, and the liquor had run out and formed large
pool The hoops had been taken to pieces and set
up in little pile, with lighted piece of candle in
kindled, but the flame from the candle was only
an inch from the liquor which covered the floor
But for this timely discovery, the fire would have
broken out few hours after the closing of the
store, and we would have had to report another
mysterious confagration. There is no clue as to
who the incendiary may be.-Net0 Orleans Plea
y,nae September IA.
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BRITISH TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN SEAMEN.-Capt
Young and crew, of the ship Harvest Queen, Black
Ball line, of New York, were on Wednesday pre-
sented with testimonial from the British Govern
ment, for rescuing the crew of the brig Nipples,
vessel of st. Johns, New Brunswick, bound for
Liverpool. On the night of the 22d of January
last, vessel on fire at was seen from the Har-
vest Queen. Although a terrific gale was blowing
at the time, Capt. Young bore for the burning
ship, which proved to be the Nipples. The first
mate, James G. Stowel, and three of the crew,
manned the quarter life-boat and pushed for the
wreck, from which they safely rescued the captain
his wife, the owner, and the crew-twenty-two
persons in all-whom they brought to New York.
TO Capt. Young was presented a handsome gold
watch; to the first mate a chronometer, and $50 to
each of the crew-Mr. Sehel acting as the agent of
Lord Lyons, the British Minister, in the matter.
The process of keeping accounts among the Nor
way lumbermen is of unique style. The book keep
er, after comparing accounts with the workman,
sends him to the cashier for his wages, with the
amount due to him chaked on his back; and when
the cashier has paid him. he takes his receipt him
selfby brushing off his chalk marks
On Friday accident happened in the eques-
trlan ring, at the Montgomery county agricultural
fair, whereby Mr.. Scofeld was injured by the
breaking of an arm in two places, and severe
6ruise on the face. He was riding in a sulky and
drove too near the fence, with which he came into
collision,
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Professor Shots made a balloon ascension at
Marietta, Ohio, last Wednesday night. At the
height of about hundred feet, the balloon burst,
and fell to the ground Fortunately, the arOnaut
was not injured.
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It is reported that England and France have
abandoned the idea of intervention in Mexico. All
they contemplated, they say, was friendly ADVICE
to Mexico in which the United States we're request
ed To unite.
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The trial of the great Floyd gun taxes place at
Fort Monroe to-day.
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The blocks OF stone which form the Belgian
pavement, now putting down in the principal ave
nues of New York, come from the Palisades at
Weehawken, where hundreds of workmen are en-
gagged in quarrying them.
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GENTLEMEN Do me the favor to state in YOUR
paper that respectfully decline the position Of as
sistant eiector assigned me by the Stqunton Con
vention. | was political friend of Mr. Douglas
until his recent speech in Norfolk removed the
"scales from my eyes," and beheld him, who
part of Van Burcn in lS4S assisting the Wings and
Know Nothlngs to defeat the Democrats in Vir-
gina, holding that the South may rigbtfullg be
excluded from the public lands, and that she shall
Southern men whose only crime is their zeal in
behalf OF Southern rights and honor. Such senti-
ments merit the severest rebuke from every being
who loves the South
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=, oehefer's last great work, .Christ Tempted on
the Mount, and which he painted as commission
from the French government, to be placed in the
Paris. 1t is fine line engraving. and a furrber
evidence Of the adaptability Of Scheiiers pictures
to the skill of the engrayer, ~. s. - =
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FIELDING
HOW PUT OUT.

j. Maynard Satterfeld, Scorer for Excelsior.
Lewis Malinckrodt, for Waverly.
ID. Conner De Leon LIN nire
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

sons--frst anxious to build them up for promoters
make rash promises, which they never keep; sec
ond, they do not consolidate as they go on Know
ing these rocks, where many have foundered, |
shall keep in mid channel, and by dealing the
square with all shall endeavOr to prevent my little
puppy from becoming somebody elses dog. Mr..
Train resumed his seat amidst a tempest of ap-
plause.