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Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.

SECOND BOARD, Ger l7.--50 shares Wilmington Rail
road 7t 60 do SIS DIS l7 SO do 5ds 7t 20 do Pennsy
vsnia Bank l65.
FIRsr BOARD, Der. 5000 Lehgh Mortgage Loan, ca
III shares Bank of PENN 1885, do cash. 1857; do 1895
$1,000 ST per cent ls45 cash. 1903; % shares Che
sapeake Del stock, cash, 8; $1,000 Reading Railroad
convt 6s 1885, 66i; shares Wilmington Railroad, l73
$4,000 State SIS, GIL
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

ANOTHER VENERABLE PATRIoT GONE -Oa Friday
evening the venerable JAMES LEANDER CATHoARr,
ESQ. died at Washington City, d. O., IN his I'm
year At the early age of ten years he entered the
Continental Navy, and served as midshlpman on
board the Conlederacy and Tyranicide during The
Revolutionary struggle, and soon after tie peace
was captured by the Algerines off the coast OF
spain. He remained eleven years in captivity, re-
turned bearer OF dispatches TO President Wash
ington, and ever since held and faithfully dis
charged public trusts abroad, when his country
was seeking place among the nations of the
earth, and for the last twenty years in the office OF
the Second Comptroller Of the Treasury. Thus
has another link between the past and the present
been severed. II is to be hoped that the numerous
family of the deceased will not have cause to say
that Republics are ungrateful." Forty years ago Mr.
C.'s services were eminently useful in aiding the
heroic Preble and other choice spirits in the Medi.
terranean, and few, very few, have met with aud
suffered more from the reverses Of fortune in the
same spirit that he has DONE
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ARMY.-Third Military Depsrtment--Msor General
Games has obtained leave OF absence and Col Kearney
OF Dragons has assumed command OF the department
Quartermaster's Department-Captan j. II. Stokes, A.
@ NJ resigned, September 80.
Corps EDgineers-Brevet I'd Lieut.. B. s. Alexander
becomes I'd Lieut. vice Rains transferred to the 4h Ail
lery.
Typographical Engineers Resig nation of ID Lieut..
X Nj. MeLane accepted, to take effect November LIST.
TINS VIII promote brGvet I'd Lieut. M. L. Smith,
First Artiery-Forts Kent ard Fairfield, in the dspu
ted territory have been abandoned and the two compa
MES there removed to Houlton, Msine.
Fourth Artery.-Tbe resignation of LIST Lieut. Jemes
H. Stokes, and Is @ NJ accepted, September 30. and
O. W. Rains, transferred from the Corps Engineers by
General Orders No a. TO the vacancy TO take
rank next TO % Lieut. H. NJ. Whiting.
Orders-Sept. 27h Lieut. j. T. McDonough, to
the receiving ship at Baltimore; Commd Oh Boardman
leave two months p Mid w. + Delonah TO the saysn
rival at New York.
2sth- Commander Joseph Madison, command of brig
BaiDbridge vice Lieutenant n. f. Johnston detached
Commander L. M. Powell, ordnance duty. All Mdship.
IN 1888, ordered to attend the navel school Philadel
phia.
2sth-Mid z. Wander Horst, leave months having re.
turned from coast Brazil sick
p SVth-Lieut II. L. Page sloop Yorktown New York
fuiser W. Sinclair sloop Yorktown Lieut. G. Rinugold
inspector OF provisions and clothing at Baltimore vice
Lieut. w smith relieved AZ his own request; Surgeon
80 MShnght steamer Unionj r. Mid. N. &. Bryant
depot OF chorts, Washington.
Oct 2nd-Lieut J. III. Sberburne navy yard po,,or
Gunner Thomas Dewey sloop Yorktown $500 ~
srd-Lieut H. T.. Cogdell, sloop Vncennes
Lieut. w. Nj. walker det9ched from steamer Union M TX
leave months; p. Md. d. Todd receiving YES al phi
ladelphis; Carpenter j.. G. Morrison, sloop Yorktown
sailmaker J. T. Boyce, sloop Yorktown.
Resignation, Oct lJoel Grant, Professor Of mathema
tics.
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PARK TBEATRE.-Mr. Hacket has recovered from
his late severe Illness and performs tonight at the
Park theatre in the characters of Falstaff and Mon
sleur Mallet.
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BoorH, THE TRAeEDIAN.-Thls gentleman PLAYED
one Of his old tricks at the Front Street Theatre
Baltimore, on Tuesday evening last, by beng
suddenly idd,posed when the audience arrived
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ay- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY EFFECTU.
ALLY CURED, whether produced by excessive indni
eence in secret or the effects OF protraced illness The
ronic Mixture, prepared by the New York College o.
Medicine and Pharmscy, is eff cual remedy for de.
hltv of sny kind being composed Of the strength.
enjng botanical medicines known. Its effect is truly sur
prisng on the constitution
Sold in large bottles, 50 EACH small do 81 cases con
talnng half dozen, SIS, carefully packed and sent IL
all parts OF the Union -
w. q. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting rooms Of the College, o. Nassau
street,
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MUSICAL No1Es.-Some musical gentry in this
cry must favor US with some OF their notes very
SOON, or they snail nave blast from Ne
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COLONEL JOHNSON Preparations are being made
TO give Colonel Johnson betting reception in Boz
tou
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Ut '''' RICHARDsoN. Agent.

Wf~ A NtLEoSAhH CAU IIUN.-No EoOner does
article of real utility attract public attention
and secure extensive patronage than DYER tusrs start in
the with base limitations TO snatch from the inve
the feconpense for his labor The resored TO
by the mitsoTs Of "Dr. Felix GouraTd's Poudres sus-
tiles for uprootng hair" and the per,inscy with which
they continue these receptions renders the imperative
duty OF the proprietor to call the attention OF purchasers
TO the FACT that the genuine is not to be had any where in
81 Walker street one door from Broadway That each
bottle of the genuine is enveloped in handsome wrap
per- with the signature OF the Doctor and as further
protection each bottle which is square, has the follow
ing blown on the four sides CDR Felix Gourauds Pou
dres Subtiies New York; Wholesale agents A B. and
D Sands, 70 Fulton St. Price 81 per bottle
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MEDICAL MISSIONARY TO CRINA-Dr McCarty,
con OF clergyman OF that name, Of Goshen, New
York, has gone TO Chine as medical missionary un.
der the sanction OF the Board of Foreign Missions
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lhk DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION TO nomi-
nate Candidates for Sheriff, County Clerk and Coro-
hsf' meet this evening at Tammany Hall, to con-
c'uae the business before them. A full report TO-
morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

U5- PREMIUM RAZOR SHROPSHIRE first pre-
MUM Of the Fair OF the American Institute has been
awarded alter to g. Saunders for the invention
OF the Metallic Tablet, with four sdesNo side having
the effect Of hone without using oil or water the other
sides for keeping the with fine smooth edge,
SO that person with Of them always keep IA
zor in the most perfect order without having recourse TO
cutler barber II is used and recommended by the
first cutters of England and certified by the most scenti
hc gentlemen in this country. Its great celebrity has
caused counterieits and limitations nnumerabe, which
easily be detected by the and imperfect
face Of what is called the Tablet side the original being
smooth and polished. Mandatory 1853 Broadway,
where large assortment Of Toilet articles, OF the first
quality, can always be had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

0y- If YOU WISH FOR A HEARTY LAUGH go
to Peale's New York Museum The Negro Minstrels
ininsble in their perormapc and nightly call forth
rapturous applause from overlooking audiences. La Pc
title Certo the admired danseuse Mr. Jenkins the tenor
singer the Fudge Mermaid, Caspar Hauser the Wild Boy
Of the Woods and the 900 curostes all TO be
for one shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10

Mn. WEBSTER This gentleman has returned
from Washington
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90 RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE for the permanent Of primary and secondary
syphilis. This mixture is the best and most eectual
medy at known for these distressing complaints
controlling the diseases without Djuripg the constitu.
ton confinement from business. Sold in large bottles
81 EACH small do ST.; in containing half doz n S.
carefully packed, and all parts OF the Union. Of
flee and consulting OF the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
VS. RICHARDSON Agent
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The receipts at these points uniformly vesixhs of
the whole which would give for the whole customs
s32 being 100000 short of estimate made by the
department. with full knowledge Of the small receipts of
the 4th quarter Of ls4a
The following statements OF the navigation and lcregn|
rsde OF Canton for 1912 and 1871, will be interesting to
he manufacturing and mercantile community or uch|
portion of them may have trading relations with that
Important quarter of the globe They extracted from
foreign report.
The general movement of navigation for ls42 inward
and geher 7s4 ships Of 32s 222 sggegae
tonnage which would give per vessel average of les
than 400 tons.
The Entries were 400 ships. 178 73 ton
Sajlings, -. 36f ..'..1fq,A4
,ha iupo IN chi mi w
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NJ THE ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP, so FA

90 THE ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP, so Fla
nous for curing eruptions disagreement CT the face.
Take careoi oounteres Buy only at the address below
It discovered by VespIni, the celebrated Italian
Ply scian for curing diseased skin and removing erup
form Of beautiful piece oil Soap called the Italian Chemi
cal soap Pimples recle boIches, suDburn morphew,
SC disappear the skin directly after The worst
Of eruption satrheum scurvy ersy peas &c are
cured by It, II received the approval Of the Medical So
cety Of Paris who TERMED il miracle and blessing
Its most surprising quality is that IT changes DARK SKIN
TO healthy clearness Ii is sold price 60 cents cake,
at the sign of the American Eagle 50 Chatham street.
York; Ledger Buildings, Phlsdelphis; ate street,
Dos on or 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn Bourards Span
ish Lilly White for giving aabaser whiteness TO the
skin, sold here. Price % cents.
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lh3- GENERAL TOM THUMB is still ut the Ameri-
can Museum and his visiters perfectly delighted with
him. Dr. Valentine Mr. Cole and his dog the Dioramas,
&c. gave the most perfect satisfaction to the immense
throng Of vers and the manager has the prospect of
most extraordinary business this week Well he deserves
il. Grand performances every night.
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fRAcAs AT NlBLo's. During the performance OF
the opera OF Norma last night at Nlblo's, while the
mos, intense attention OF the large audience was
rvetted 10 the stage, there was one solitary exqui
cite Monsieur Rvoil-who stood on the steps
communicating from the parquette 10 the boxes, 10
the left of the stage, osing with opera glass the
bouquet OF beauty which the theatre presented
10 afford a view of the stage business
through his person., though transparent enough
TO afford an insight into is'character and as ne
obstructed the view Of young gentleman in the
boxes, he was quietly requested to change his posi-
ton. Having, however, from long possession, use
and OCCUPANCY established right and title to the
spot which he then occupied-for it is bis nightly
vocation TO stare young ladies out OF countenance
ne positively refused TO bulge, and in addition
was voluble with abuse of the yankee" for ma
king so outrageous requirement. Some few
words ensued, and the Frenchman struck the young
gentleman in cowardly manner on the head, and
then made himself scarce amidst the execration of
the audience. The youth who was thus assailed,
was helpless from his position, and dsarmed by the
presence oflades; and by his forbearance he proved
himself every inch q gentleman. He will, how
ever, at the proper time, revenge the outrage. He
made this announcement in tone which, while il
conveyed no alarm to the ladies, gave proof of a
settled determination. We only regret that the
cowardly assaant was not horsewhpped by some
sturdy hand on the spot.
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MAReAREr BIsHoP-This female preacher has To-
Gated The bottomless pit in the centre of the earth
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The STORM The recent storm extended to the
District o. Columbia, ana did great damage in
Washington.
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CHt.r LrTEE.TuhE The following have just been
published and for sale at this office, together with
all the latest publications Of the Gay, at the wholesale
and retal pices-The Monikins, by Cooper Mrs. Ell
lss H0u ekesFng made easy, complete instructor in
all branches Of cookery am domestic economy.
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IMPORTS INTO THE UNITED STATES.

imp sls 23OgsoO i579264so 765eesesl so26357
eds, ss sr4.ei6 lssl2.O28 I55oo,sai 9o2ss,a7
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FROM FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE, Z F October 2,
1913 Neutrality-suspicious., the forger and mail
robber, OF whom wrote you in my last. has been
taken TO the tort at 81. Augustine. On his way he
made frequent inquiries OF bis guard as to the penal
ty OF the law for such offences, how long would be
his Imprisonment, &c. convincing all that he is
ieariully guilty The anguish OF his poor wife is in
descIlbable 1T ever there was true devotedness in
woman, it has been beautifully exempiied in her
case. Since the arrest OF her husband, she has
shared with him the damp and noxious air Of his
PRISON house-has watched with hm-prayed with
hin-plead tor him But SHE way of he trans.
gressor IS hard" aud all the melting anguish, am
asItatlng excitement expressed by that pure and
loving one, cannot shield or protect MN from the
Flgld and stern hat OF sup eme and potent law.
Our politicians are doing brisk business in the
way OF eiecloneerng. From all things e, dent,I am
Inclined 10 think that every right will prevail in the
ensuing Legislature Cor. Savannah Repub
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Ascomparcd with the aggregate OF British and Amer
can imports and exports for the year 1887 therefore, tn
disputes with the Chinese government hod assumed
ry serious aspect those for is4l show afas off aho
AZ per cent This aggregate value ofimPorts and expo
a, Canton were in round numbers sterling, in
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n3- EXTRACT Observation-Disclosures Com.

stock Co 81 Gourandt str set, make fine and unaduF
erated extract warranted good as any sold at double
the money, any price, for so cents per per
dozen all who choose Just half who require
that article Messrs Co have been in business some
fifteen years and think they had experience enough
make good medicine as any one else AT this low
price be had only at II Courtlsndt street so save
your money or not, just as you please
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NIBLo's.-1he Ravels give another Of their high
y pleasing evenings performance TO night, the very
laughable ballet panlomime Of Godenski, or the
Skaters OF Wita. and the attractive Conjwe,s G,tt
Gabriel Ravel In Godenski first astonished and de-
lighted New York audience many years ago, and
his subsequent exerions have but increased his ad-
mrers. He is beyond all dispute the most talented
pantomimst ever appeared in America, and in no
piece does he better bear out encomium than IN
Godenski. His skating scene is matches speci-
men of activity and fun We would give ten pias-
tres to see his first appearance in this character at
the Mexican Grand Theatre, for which establish
ment the family proceed next week. The most ex-
travagant reports in circulation as to the enor-
nous terms the Ravel family are to receive but
whatever they earn they richly merit. Antoine
Ravel appears as clown in the Coywer's Gift,
which is well worthy a visit 10 N:blos. II is all
life and fun from the beginning to the end
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Tot. cousump-
ton 298 sol COZ 2l2 62 ,272 li2a26.C9s 656i33,l7i
The compromise tariff was in full force down to 1912 -
Up that time appears the free imports were about
half the whels At the ement Of ls42 the ia
riff of the extra session int operation, imposing
duty Of cent upon most of the free goods according
the compromise act, which provided that when the me-
cesses Of the require the duties should be
raised the level of 90 per cent The effect Of that ia
riff in detail appeared in article of Friday and the
aggregated is above The imports of free goods arc
diminished $50 OOO and tine ad valorem goods ncreas
ed $l5OoOOoo The aggregate imports diminished near
s2s 600 OoO being higher than 500 COO AT the
of the fourth quarter Of ls42 the
tariff operation and its effect is seen in the fact
that the imports Of free goods the highest and the
aggregate imports fell to Sl3 COO or average for the
year of $50 OO0 The effect Of this upon the revenues
may be estimated the actual receipts of the st six
months of s4s 18th tho estimates Of the De-
partent that period which follows, accord
ing to the annual report of the Secretary:-
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDING JUNE 80, i8i3
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The countries carrying on commerce WHh canton
thus designated, as by the shipping returns -

The returns of imported and exported commodities 4
Canton for isl2 had not been made up, ssta.ed at TIL
date when u.ess advces about the shipping traffic we
transmitted But for is4l the imported and exported Vi
lues under the British and American hsgs, which alor
are cited in the documents made up from the declaration
49, linz arp piv pu foil
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90 AMONG TIE MANY ARTICLES offered the
public health restorstives and lite preservaives,
fpd occasionally that fully sustains the reputation
given and Of these is Hay Is Lniment, which Is
and ectua remedy for the Piles has never been
equaed be atested by Thousands who have used
it, The may be had in this city. at 81 Courtlandt
street, near Broadway.
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g. pRorEssoR YELpEAus CELEBRATEp

UJ- PKUFES5OK VEbfEAUo Cf1IEphAi Ed
pills for the radical of gonorrh@ gleet, and all
pleasant discharges from the urethra. These pills
now prescribed by the medical faculty Of Europe the
most certain and speedy for those distressing COM
plants. Sold in boxes 81 each Office and consulting
rooms othe College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 81 Mas
street
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SIeNoRA CAsrELLANs CoNcERr.-This highly
gifted lady gives another grand concert this evening
al the Washington Hotel, Broadway, assisted by
several eminent artists in the musical world The
bill OF performance presents rich treat and con-
talns many OF those popular songs so often sung by
some OF the celebrated artists who have visited u.s.
Signora CASTELAR, is artist nequaed by any one
OF the present age. She resided in Italy four yeals
studying under the most celebrated masters of the
time. A distinguished pupil Of the Conservatoire
OF Paris In 1886 she afterwards became
prlma donna at Milan, Venice, Rome and Flo
renee which is sufficient TO stamp her as vocalist
of the most superior order. About two years since
she returned from Italy, and until very lately has
been performing engagements in Mexico and New
Orleans
She will sing this evening Theme and variations,
composed by Rod for the celebrated Catalan, and
all who have heard that distinguished singer will
have fine opportunity TO compare her with Cas-
tellan.
Her English songs very interesting; the foreign
accent given to the pronunciation, make them more
pleasing than those sung in her native language
We believe she has other engagements to fulfil in
the southern cities, which will prevent New York
public from having another occasion very soon to
be enraptured by her sweet notes. All who have any
| music in their souls can now be gratfed with
! heavenly sounds on earth.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE The first anniversary of
this order celebrated yesterday in this city, BY
grand Parade, and Grafton by T. II Oakley, ESQ.,,
at the Tabernacle. The procession made on impos.
Ing appearance, numbering over one thousand in full
regalla-many divisions came from distance We
saw splendid banner of he Washington Division,
d G. Many beautiful banners were in the line.
This order has rapidly increased from sixteen to
nearly three thousand members. Every person that
unites with them must be Temperance man-its
main features are Benevolence and Temperance
We have seldom seems finer body of men together.
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RECEIPTS EXPENDITURES OF THE UNITED STATES,
THE SIX MONTHS ENDING JUNE 80, 1913
iftIges
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li,5S8,ll3

4,5S8li3 lO,38Il
The actual customs receipts at Boston and New Yor
for this Deriod were as follows -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

board not cleared. Our market. which nj
The close Of the lnsr week, on account OF
The unfavorablc advices from Liverpool.
then received /; had almost come 10 a dead
stand on Saturday again opened with a
good enquiry, which by some holders was
met with a reduction on previous prices oil
fully /. and 10 some instances cents.
2l59 bales changed hands on that dag.
and 2l50 bales on Monday. On Tuesday
and Wednesday this decline wis submit
led to more generally, and The operations
on those aud the two following days a
mounted 10 1927 bales more Of which
1925 were taken yesterday. Although We
now quote the above decline, The market
remains nevertheless very unsettled and
irregular, which may be muinly attributed
10 lie expectation Of The now daily expcc-
ted accounts Ivy The Columbia steamer
Torni sales of the week SIG bales a. prices
ranging rom 4i TO 1t cents. On necouu'
Of the irresulariry of The marke, ne ind
it difficult 10 give correct qnorations aud
would therefore merely observe that Ii
~vcrronl fair have been quoted 10 us from
81 10 -Wercury.