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CHATHAM THEATRE.

CHATHAM ThEAfHE.
Sixth appearance in America OF the Elsler Brothers.
THIS EVENlNti-Willbe performed
THE PL AIMS OF CHIPPEWA
Hon. Captain Pendragon, Mr. Walcou
Jasper j. Greene
Lennon, j. b. Booth
Jerry Hunt, Indian Chief LennoK
Christine, Mrs g Jones
Adela, Mrs. J. Greene
To conclude with the Drama of the
HERCULES OF BRITTANY.
Lionards, Esslet Brothers.
Count Caller, Booth Princess lsabeau, Mira G.Jonss
Sir Amelee Jamson Clotde, Mrs western
During the piece several
Dances by Miss Joselyn.
Dress Circle so censUpper Boxes 23 centstt I'm csns
Doors will and Curtain will at
hat aocl
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST II.


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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Sales OF Stocks ut Philadelphia yesterday.
$1,000 Tennessee $50; $1,000 do sl6 $1,000 Kentucky
Bonds 97 6shares Commercial Bank ALL 25
Bk sb; IS Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh, a7t rs Girard
Blk, 4.
After Board-s2oOo County 6s 1870 Io4. $3.50 State
S. 5ot; $500 Grord Bark notes ST. $50 state
1916 55 $4,000 Tennessee SIS 81 Shares Planters Bk
Tenn, SIT. -
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MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, Aug. 1O-6 p. Nj.
There was but little doing the Board today and pr
ces did not materially vary. Harlem rose l.. Island
Illinois fell 4.
At the new Board there was q little more speculation
The folio wing the leading features of three banks
New York. whose quarterly returns have been received
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NEW MAJ ONIC WORK,
JUST PUBLISHED.

NEW WA ONlj WOhh,
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE FREEMASON'S MONITOR.
C,oNTAIN!NG A DELINEATIoN OF THE FUNDA-
'r''' AZ ' rs rEEiENAsoNRY.
Operative and Speculative well Religious Moral
degrees Of Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft Master Mason
Mark Master Past Master Most Excellent Master Royal Arch
Mason Royal Master and Select Masters Degree and Order of
Complied and arranged from the most approved writers with
Additions Notes and Remarks; also, Charges and Songs by
T. A. Davis, p NJ; of Lafayette Lodge No r. H. J. of Co
panied with keness Of Joseph r. Chandler ESQ.,
g. NJ fthe Grand Lodge OF PemSylys,nnlst 4, ,,,,p
Booksellers Quill Manufacturer Book Binders and Sta
TONERS, No. 20 South 4th ST., Philadelphia
complete Of Masonic Aprons, Collars Sashes,
Jewels, Certificates &C. always on hand =, =, ,,,,
Sold by the principal Booksellers. aulO 3t-m
COPPER TwINE, DUCK AND FELT.
- $50 very superior quality Of English sheathng TO
200 bales Brdport Seine Herring and Gill Nett Irvine,
100 bolts Leth Canvass Nos. tto5 .
100 do Pilot Cotton Duck superior quality Nos 70
80 Sheathng Felt, well adapted for ships on long
In the Of the above articles expense spared
workmanship For ale In lots purchasers,
bv h. X. COLLINS X CO.,
aug &c 36 South street.
JITATCHEsThe largest aud splendid assortment of
w Watches in the city, o. be found at the subscribers
yer Watches Of the Styles direct from the manufac
turers in England France and Switzerland he is enabled
offer sger as2rtpent and a much less prices at retail than
each. Watches and jewellery exchanged bought. All
watches warranted TO keep good time the money returned
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired the best manner
O. G.. ALLEN importer of watches and jewellery,
Is im.ec Wholesale and retail 30 Wall up stairs:
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Second BOARD.
state or Trade.

EXPORTS OF DoMEsTIcs BosToN FROM APRIL 8rH
TO AuGusT 5rH, l843.
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Wool Trade.

This article not in active demand as was few
weeks since. The manufacturers have nearly supplied
themselves, and the clip has nearly all changed
hands II being strict cash article with the producers,
they piece their dependence on to raise money. Very
large antilles have arrived from the extreme West by
the way oil Buffalo nanded for the Eastern market being
the purchases of the manufacturers agents.
The GUILTY. Of the West have not only turned their
attention to the raising of the raw material but they
have established factories and consume large rer cent
of their clips The West WILL in few years, not only be
the greatest wool growing part of the country but will
be q large man ufscturing place.
Al Akron, Ohio within one year. the wool trade has
more than doubled. The quantity brought into that
place this is about l2oC1O lbs. and the average
price paid about % cents There FIVE wooden facto.
ries in operation, all of which are actively employed
The above Is only instance; the whole West is
tending this valuable industry with rapid strides, and
from the natural OF the soil and unlimited pow
erof the water privileges we soon look for the mmene
results Of the energy and OF the Inhabitants
Of that section OF the Unicp.
Throughout the part OF this State large faco-
ries are going up as ii by magic. The "thaca Chron
Gle" says-The establishment Of large WOODEN Factory
at this village, has induced the farmers from the adoir
Ing cGan'es and IRON Pennsy wanna to oring large
tory us that the establishment has purchased
one hundred thousand pounds this season. in exchange
The merhants have taken wool on account and in ex
change Tor goods and the cash dealers have paid for
purchased is between 300 600 and 900 600 pouudsmore
than double the quantity ever before purchased in this
At Rochester o4e0a5 lbs of wool cleared or Tho Fact
from the opening OF navigation to Aug Is. Prime sake
quoted at 2e 30c, Mcrino full bdod Is osc do
half to three quarter blood 20 2ac common 10 hall 10
10 q 20c.
At Poughkeepse, the sth, almost the entire now elm
had been purchased IN the river counties end much Of
already shipped East. The market was conseouentIv
dull the following prices still maintained ssxony
IS Acc; Nerino full blood 80 sac; do half do 2sc Ma
tive IS Ale; Bakewell and Co,swoid, IL ales
At Boston, the sh there was some demand for fleece
but no sales of magnitude. The market was not well
suppled The quotations ruled for Saxony and Mer;po
neeces s5a37full blood 81 49, three quarter blood o.
81; half blood - 27 common quarter blood 90 a oo
lambs supcs97a ao do No al do No g. II 20; do
No. 9, l2s "a,
Thismarist smodsrstely supplied with the new CLIP,
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DEUBEN BUM will serve up n superior Gnen Turtle i,
N Soup, Steaks and Caapash this day the Washington
Lunch No 100 Washington street Soup ready II o'clock
A. NJ
Families supplied. aul ltsec
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PErNsyLvASIA CANAL.-Amount of Tolls received
at Pittsburg during the month Of July for ls4243-
1913, So,999 ls42 $i,3sl Increase, 81, 26l
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OFFICE or JEFFERSON Insurance Coz
New York, Aug. !, 18ia :
THE Board Of Directors of the Company have this day de-
clared dividend of eleven per cent payable the sock
holders and after the 10th inst.
Transfer books closed until that day.
GEO. T. HOPE Sec'y.
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THE EXPLODED CALUMNY.

The Maysville Eagle says: MIR, Adams, in his
address in the Presbyterian church Of Maysville,
in responding to the declaration Of Gen. Collins,
I" that he, (Mr. Adams had placed Kentucky
under deep and lasting obligations to him for his
noble defence of her great statesman, in his let
ter to the Wings Of New Jersey" replied, as
nearly as we can recolect as follows:
"Ithank you, sir, for the opportunity you have
given me Of speaking Of the great statesman
who was associated with me in the administra-
ton of the General Government, at my earnest
solicitation belongs not to Kentucky alone,
but to the whole Union and is not only an honor
to this State and this nation, but to mankind.
The charges to which you refer, have, after
My term Of service had expired, and it was proper
br me to speak, denied before the whole coun-
tfY and here reiterate and affirm that denial !:
and as expect shortly to appear before my God,
to answer for the conduct Of my whole life,
should those charges haze found their acay to the
Throne Of Eternal Justice WILL, IN THE PRE-
sENCE OF OMNlPoTENCE, PRONOUNCE THEM FALSE. :
1tThis solemn declaration Of the venerable man,
who must, in the course Of nature soon appear
before the Judge Of all, needs no comment
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Some friend of this unrewarded member OF
the Corporaps Guard, who calls himself an
" anti Wise man of Wise's district, but not a
Clay man." is out with another long commune
cation in the Richmond Enquirer about the Doc
tor, the mission to Constantiuople Mr.. Wise and
Mr.. Tyler. The editor says he held on to the
communication some days, expecting that after
the writer saw DR.. Mallory's card he would be
disposed to withdraw it, but not having done So,
it is published. This is significant. What a
contemplate attitude does DR.. Mallory occupy
now-that of a man who has sold his honor, and
been cheated out of the price The Dr.'s friend
concludes thus:
1T would afford me great pleasure to inform
the acting President who l am-but | shall, in
all probability, have to catechse" him on the
Russian Embassy, and his contract with Colonel
Todd-and there being possibility, that shall
see him in Washington during the approaching
Congress, propose TO defer the matter until Mr..
Wise shall be able to furnish his deposition,
which will go, Of course, to fix the matter OF
censure; and to release himself from his pre-
sent unenviable attitude before this district. Dr.
Mallory, / doubt not, carries himself rectus in
curia, and with gallant bearing, despises dupli-
city from any quarter. Sirs, he never can be-
come the hatterer of John Tyler, or Of any other
man-whether he be the acting President or the
President elected by the people-and his voice
from the tribune, would ever be in such Ian
guage, as would make lower Virginia proud Of
her son-who, while he differed with others,
honestly exercises politeness to all, says nothing
but what is right, and accedes TO nothing that is
wrong 20
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
NOVEMBER %

Indian Queen Broon's) Hotel. E. Clapp, N. r.;
DR.. Garland, Fredericksburg, Va; George Fitz-
young, Va; James Long and servant, D. c.; Henry
Fitzgerald, Norfolk, Va; James Hopkins, Daniel
c. Broderick N. T.; William c. Owen, Baltimore,
Md. Robert Wright, P. Adams, VIM r. Glasscock,
Thomas H. Fawk, r. A. Weaver, Va. VIM. Nor
rsson, Pa Charles A. Leas, Baltimore, Md. WASH
ington J. Brazil, Md.
City (Fullers) Hotel-Commander Glenn, U. S.
~; G. Parkes, J. H. Pillbury, Me-; J. s. Bradford,
Va
Exchange (7yler's) HoteI-Mr. Baden, Md; J. F.
Wheatley, Richmond, Va. H, ]. Rodgers, Balti-
more, Md. Gen. Anderson, Tenn.
European GaInbrun's) HoteL-B. L. Morse, KY;
Mr.. Strong, N. Y; A. V. Houghton, N. j.; Col.
Watmough, Philad., Pa.
temperance (Beers's) Hotel-W. Mann, J. Oliver,
Md; VIM. Fleming, Va; D. Mathews and family,
d. c. John Alsop, Va John M. Middleton, u s..
NJ; John H. Boyd, Baltimore, Md.
Virginia (Soeeting's) Ho,Se--John Holms, Mr..
Frost, Mr.. Ish, Va.
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Massacre of Missionaries. = A letter received
in Paris from the Rev. Mr.. Libos, Procurator of
the Foreign Missions at Macao, China, states
that his lordship Dr. Imbert, and Messrs. Chas-
tan and Mauban, the former Vicar Apostolic, and
the two latter French missionaries, were behead-
ed in the kingdom of Corea, in ASIA in the
month Of September, 1889. Seventy christian
natives were also beheaded, and one hundred
and eighty were stranged.
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Great Clay gathering.-The Executive Com
mttee of the Clay Club of this city have invited
the Hon. Garret Davis, of Kentucky, to address
the citizens of Ohio county, while en- route to
Washington, for the approaching session Of Con-
gress. He has consented to do SO on or about
the Both inst, of which due notice will be given
by handbills, when the exact day is learned In
the meantime we invite the " higs of this and
the adjacent counties in Virginia, Pennsylvania,
and Ohio, to be prepared to attend. The elo-
quence of Mr.. ID. will be a sufficient mducement !;
but we learn that other eminent orators Of the
West will be present, and it will be the largest
and most interesting mass meeting that has thus
far been held. The time approaches--be pre-
pared to attend, one and all - Wheeling Times
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WINTER FASHIONS.--Mrs. 8. PARKER, hav-
w ing just returned from the north, will open, on
Friday, November oath, an elegant assortment Of
part, Of
Hats, Caps, Head dresses
Hair ornaments, Feathers, Flowers
Ribbon, rich materials for Hats, &C.
Also great variety of Gold, Silver, Jet, and Pearl
ornaments for evening trimmings, among which is an
NJ B. Mrs. p, while at the north, made arrange
ment to receive Monthly Paris Plates of Costumes,
consequently ladies can rely on seeing, at her Room
throughout the Winter, the latest and most fashion
able styles for Evening head dresses, for Balls,
Parties, &c., &c.
Penn Av., between 9th and 10th streets.
nov 23-3t
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NALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES
" To all those who are fond of fine havoured Ha-
vana, would invite them to call and examine my
stock of Imported Cigars, as am confident they can
not fail to please all those who may favor me with
call they are selected of The very best and most appro-
pirate brands so there be doubt but what they
are the best to be found in this city, and will be sold
at as low prices for cash The following are Of
the different brands, viz:
Anchor, Regalia, and several other brands
Britannia, La Norma, Cazadora
Leeshore or Lavuetabagera, Canones
Constantias, Nonpareil, imperial
CASTILLO or Rifle FL Desrelo, Ell Laurel
La Esperanza, Estrella, Colon, Primas Geraes
Pescaiore Trabuca, and Principe of several brands
Also on hand LOT Of fine chewing and smoking
Tobacco of various kinds, and the most approved
Snus in use to all of which he invites the attention
of the public before purchasing elsewhere.
JOSEPH III. FRANCE,
18th street between ID and L Streets
nov % and ID door above the IntelIigencer Office.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.--A CARD TO THE PUB
"a LIC.-The subscriber has opened Hotel ON G
street, between Four~and- a-half and Sixth Streets
Immediately in the rear of Gadsbys Hotel He will
take boarders by the yoar, week, day, and furnish
meals to transient vsters at any hour Of the day
night.
He has connected with his establishment Read
ing Room, to which he invites citizens Is wall q
strangers
His porter formerly Brown's) will attend to ba9-
gage to and from the Railroad and every effort win
be made to give satisfaction to those who may favor
him with their company
nov 6-3tawf THOMPSON TYLER.
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Western Asylam.-There was a very interest
ing case of discharge from the Western Asylum
on Friday-a young wife and mother who had
been laboring under insanity from about the time
of the birth of her first child, now year old.
The happy husband took her away on Monday,
not only perfectly restored in mind, but health
full and blooming as bride.
Such an incident is calculated to touch the
hearts of the most selfish, and awaken increased
interest in our noble institution. We do not
feel that it would be right, therefore, to pass it
over altogether in silence.-Staunt0n Spectator.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES-JMrs r.. A. BECK
n takes great pleasure in announcing to the Ladies'
of Washington and vicinity, that she is now prepared
to execute all orders in Fancy Millinery and Dress
Making, in the most fashionable style; having been
successful in securing the services Of Of the most
fashionable dress makers from the city Of New York.
hand an assortment Of rich and handsome Bonnets
also further supply of the latest fashions Ladies'
are most respectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves.
N. B. Mrs. B. can give employment to FIVE or nix
nue-opposite Gadsby's Hotel nov 18-eo3t
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CPLENDID AND CHEAP MUFFs AT o. FISH

SPLENDID AND CHEAP MUFFS AT o. FISH
- s. CO.'S.-We respectfully invite the attention
Of the ladies to extensive and varied assortment
Of MuHs, Fur Trimmings, &c.
These goods having been selected early in the sea
son by resident partner in N. York. we feel conf
dent that they purchased on the most advanta-
geous terms, and we will sell at very small profits
for cash. -e
Our assortment being probably the largest Of any
south of New York, we feel confident in our ability
to suit the taste and means of all. We solicit :
call. after examining the market well, and We will
demonstrate the fact that bargains can DO made
with u.s. O. FISH & CO.
LIST and ed doors from Browns Hotel.
nov 13--eo3t
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The editor of the Pennsylvania notices the
correspondence which has recently tar en- place
between "some Of the Young Wings of Balti-
more" and Mr. Clay, in reference to the flag
staff which they wish to procure from Ashland,
and tries to be very facetious on the subject. By
far the most laughable part of his remarks, how
ever, is that where he says the pole thus OBJ
tanned, is to be used to support banner at
some convention which is shortly to be held"
At some convention The editor has never
heard of the insignificant Wing convention,
which is to assemble in Baltimore in May next
Oh no, not he.
If the design of the editor was to raise smile
by his remarks, he need not have gone beyond
this point for his affectation is too apparent not
to affect the risibiIites of his readers most pow
erfuy. We have heretofore had occasion to
allude to this assumed Indifference of some of
our opponents in regard to the preparations
which are making for the great avalanche" Of
Wings in Baltimore in May next, while, in fact,
they are trembling at the consequences to them
selves Of that enthusiastic meeting. We would
advise worthy opponents to put off these airs,
and act with more candor, for by doing SO, if they
do not benefit their party more, they will avoid
at least making themselves the objects Of ridicule
and laughter.-Balt Patriot.
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

The returns from this State are less encourag-
ingahan was to have been expected The Wings
and bond-paying Democrats united have ma
jorily in the vote for Governor, but Brown, the
Leeofoco candidate, is probably elected, The
Wings offered no ticket for Congress, insisting
that the election by general ticket was illegal.
The Regulators have probably carried their
ticket, but by greatly reduced majority from
thatof l841.
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POSTAGE REFORM.

We find the following notice in N Y. Tribune !:
Cheap and Uniform Postage.-The citizens
Of New York in favor of cheap and uniform
system of postage, are requested to meet at the
Merchants Exchange on Saturday, the 25th in
slant, at half past twelve o'clock, to take into
consideration the necessity of adopting efficient
measures by which this .allimportant object may
be accomplished. ALI in favor of reform Of
the present burdensome and unequal rates Of
postage are invited to attend.
We do hope that the citizens of other places
will take up this subject in like manner. Not
another session of Congress should elapse with
out radical overhauling of the whole Post Of
flee system.
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LOCAL NE W s.,

The Virginia Minstrels once more at Apollo
Habit will be seen by reference to the adyer-
tisement, that the Minstrels" have rendered
the manager benefit, which takes place this
evening at Apollo Hall when, in addition to Mr..
Jenkins's excellent songs and recitations, the
Washington nigger," who was sowell received
last night, will again appear in new Virginia
dance. We hope that it may, in fact, be "a
benefit"
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Mutilation Of Money.-Last Friday afternoon
drover from the Valley of Virginia, having dis
doposed of his live stock, stepped into brokers'
Office and exchanged his money, being uncurrent
in the Old Dominion, for funds that would pass
without discount at home. The broker gave
him ffties, twenties, and bills of other de-
nominations in all thousand dollars, and the
drover folded them in newspaper. The bundle
being too large for his pocket-book, he reduced
the size by tearing away portion OF the wrap
per so as to fit snugly. He threw the pieces
carelessly on the floor, and departed in haste in
time to reach the boat for Alexandra. The bro
ker in picking up the pieces, discovered that the
drover had with the wrapper also torn off one
third Of the notes with the signatures, thus rem
dering them Of no use whatever. But the bro
ker has retained the pieces, which, when they
are attached to the notes, will make them as
good as ever. 1t is reasonable to suppose that
the drover experienced a disappointment when
he reached home; but he will be made happy
when he again comes to the city, and finds the
most essential portion Of his treasure in honest
hands,
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TyOR REMIT will rent upon very moderate
IL terms the brick house which / have nearly COM
pleted the of 9th street and Louisiana Ave.
nue.. 1t contains nine rooms, including garrets with
kitchen. There is also store in 'front.' with cell
raj beneath. The store is arranged so as to be made
excellent stores for persons doing small business,
or the whole make an excellent grocery or confec-
tionary The store will be rented separate FROM or
together with the dwelling Possession given in two
or three weeks. 8. DREW,
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DOST OFFICE CAFE, CORNER OF AND It'll
i TS-MONS. DE SAULE begs leave to
call the attention of his friends and the public to biz
ways find Oysters in all the varieties in which this
delightful fish can possibly be served.
Families can procure them picked or fresh At al
times, and in any quantities which the purchaser.
may desire.
The liquors at the above Cafe will be found unsur-
passed by any other Restaurateur in the city.
nov 22-3t
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The Lecture Of L. A. Go6right, Esq.-Not be-
ing as yet initiated into the order Of the Sons Of
Temperance, we in consequence were not pre-
sent at the delivery Of Mr.. CTS lecture. We
are informed by one Of the order that it was, as
we predicted it would be, an eloquent produc-
ton. The association have, by resolution, re-
quested copy for publication.
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n EEP YOUR FEET DRY.-cork Sole Boots, q

IN EEL IOOIC EUI ON '--COrK SUl6 DOOtS, OF
IN my own make, cheap for cash, and no humbug;
to my numerous customers and the public generally,
invite them to call and examine my new style Of
Cork Sole Boots which for neatness and durability,
challenge this any other city to equal them, and
for the low price of ~. Also, Ladies and Gentle
mems Boots and Shoes Of every description Of my
own make, extremely low for cash. As sell no
work but my own make, all those who purchase from
me may depend on getting the worth Of their money
Don't forget the store right on the corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and 10th street. s
nov l4-eo6t JOHN MILLS.