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Both Foreign Bonds and Shares have been neglected
Mexican Bonds have been sold at SAT and a. Portuguese
T ,n% :s per spsn. RTy
Shares have been sold at sSf Eastern Counties at st
registered ditto TO- and Northern and Eastern at 80
There Is yet appearances of the teiegraPhic
announcing the Indian Mail and anxiety OF course is on
the increase. -, :. a..
LvrsrooL Corror MARxrr, October 6.-The sales
since Friday to 600 bags, oil which
taken on speculation To.days sales are 1000 bags ri
eos are adv "a per h. The arrivals six vessels
from the United States, two from Brazil ana one iron
Egypt p.ros M.,x,,. Oct. s-Rc,
is in demand. i4eO bags mddling quality, at auction
brought u.s. 5000 bags Bengal have just arrived which
o ing to bare market, will meet ready sale and com
mand stiff prices; cleaned is without alteration.
Tea-The market 10 inactive buyers waiting theover
land mail now daily locked for.
In Dyewoods the sales do not exceed 20 TONS of which
90 tons are Campaachy Logwood at CT i2s Cd 30 ton,
jamaica at f5 l5 and 20 tons ordinary indirect Cubs
Oil-The sales of Olive do not exceed 50 TONS withou,
change In price. Sales have been made to moderate
whale Of fine quality, has been sold at faa b up to fae
Seed oils only in moderate demand turpentine
isssdy at 22s to ass In Palm, transactions occurred
the close OF last week to the of 400 TONS the bulk
for export atthe prices quoted.
LIVERPOOL CoRN EXCHANGE, October 6-At our mar
ket this day there was only limited retail demand oi
Wheat, and foreign Id to I'd, and new Irish "a pei
bushel lower than this dey week. The supply oinew
Irish large, considerable portion OF when Ws'
lett uDsold al the close oil the market lhe,s
very few Dat buyers in attendance. The ola Wei
taken in retail at former rates, but tho new W. W.
ID per bushl lower, and - 81 per - lbs tne ns -;
nrce realized There only very slow drsss,r n
retail sao for oatmesl the value of the best OLD w'
3d. and new al Cd per load, whichvi 81 below our &C.,
rurrsncy We mske change In our qnota,lloms 10,
aour, but less ssleable and the extent OF CUISINES
much smaller than last week
LIVERPOOL MApKEr, Oct Eve have agam haa srs'
pecuaiye purchases Of cotton which have tended ro
raise prces and the sales for last six days not having
been less 90 600 bags importers have generally sue
ceedsd in realizing Id to I'd per ID on last weeks quo
We are still withou, any advices from India and China
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s;sa;i s =: :ss'REa Ssa'ss 4:$f
S stl.sa ' asG NJ :s. IN s E aasaa.s
,n i' sisl ss ' Gov Arnold Bacon and r'''
General Record.
brought ap h s Of e. crew q As sG
Which vessel into ils 2Sih a, a 30 OF CsIs
down. The however fortunately saved We
understand that Capan Day and the remainder oil the crew are
Leader of Mystic cruise Spoken 22d ult lat 30 SO NJ
Brazil Andrew. Wilmington NC for London, Aug g. lat 50
Foreign Ports.
10Th and RpBS ws Sas aS SD Goa
sS's % and 1aIs
ThSma; Moth Sea- CySlOps Rogers Ha@bqs; WsHssss
Bfsme s:F a s s sn
RsppbEls Lincoln Mobiles George Hartshone Pelieano
81 Mco DE Gym. July 26In port, Emily BenadGu. for
WR sS S cm: SD ol
Lake Ports.
Hain. As Granger sp:Sssi d%Sq I
Home Ports
1s e SIPS Sfnsnsb a? saaam
s asa FstSs' kEs!'' aReiRz E%S
Hinson, Philadelphia. Sid Atlantic Montague Barbadoes
TaYntiyy, Chapman Albany New York, Jones, SYOrk
PH,LApELpHI4 Aug LIAR Norris Stanley, Cope, Turks
or and Erie Richardson Boston; woodlands Johnson 81
John NIB; Edward Park, Lynn Mass; Chas NJ Thompson,
NoRFoLK, Aug 1lsd Sally Ann Paterson Barbados. In
Hampton Roads Texidor Clark I'm Work bound up James
River Tarquina Ludam from NYork passed up James Ri
yesterday.
NEw oEIrsss Aug 3; Below, Peeone, Park, New York;
Della Faes Boston. Cid Antwerp, Smith Cette Normande
Spaulding Bremen Union, Russell NewYork Democrat do
Hope Howes Havana
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MEDICAL AID.
DOCTOR, YOURSELF PRIVATELY.

TT is IMPORTANT with people in need of medical
Al obtain a s to c s2esp Il:
been published. much enlarged and greatly improved
bcng subjects of interest and symptoms OF disease not
The various forms bodily and mental weakness nsapey
are faithfully dsnsated and the bes, practical method Of
s e so% the . Of ali who may "oasy
as aSea age
youthful ndiscTeo9 from whence result .e9nstuti9nal de-
is friendly we s sS sa Or S1 af
tuition and out not only the of escape but the
tanty Of restoration.
nd SHPs' i
Conditional care requiring generally only very short time
nd s'$ The E oos s aS
" No. SC s W SiIE if0 st n ear Maiden Lane
No. No. Es ss' Bl s; fS5 Of SSl Of Market st.
ls s BBs ssssyy St coz Of Of Sg saE5s.
NNS = Fulton 5! cor Of Water va
consulted so6dentay day in the week at all hours of the
GsG,ry deem, worthy remark tha, he , has
treated for the compliant were discharged as being cured and
o al s%
stances only oeeafion,y in Others again The relapse
sa s n w % be- sSs%sd y
every so Afflicted it sacha state Of things this that
terminate in structure and i is by surgical means only that
with the chronic inflammation rather nduraon for in thi;
Simple means Doctor Gregory IS proud to say that has dis
covered and brought his aid remedy never before used in
where been applied has effected cures Of from
motives Of vanity boastng but simply to inform
those need Of the remedy where be found Those
stoS No. Barclay street the Park until late hour
Persons distance sending 81 by mail win have the
work lin shee promptly forwarded to their address per
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CASTLE GARDEN.

GRAND SUBMARINE EXPLOSION,
Will take place IN TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aug. Is, at
on four o'clock; c., ~, NJ,
" gator who has made number of experiments of his Sub
Marine Explosions and Sub-Nane Amo before John Tyler
the President of the United States Commodore Downs and the
heads Of Departments; also in Boston Harbor large
course Of citizens with en satisfaction has the honor
the citizens of New York and its vicinity that he
has made with the proreors OF Castle Garden
10 MAKE SUBMARINE ROCKET EXPLOSIONS,
Vessel OF EIGHTY TONs
into 1000 agmen also small Sub Marine Rockee
capable of throwing of water sixty eighty feet into
mud &c from the bottom Of the and shake the ounda-
such degree imagine small earthquake To be in
THE SUBMARINE ARMOR,
OR EXPLORING APPARATUS,
has been fully tested and adopted by the Navy Department and
Tayor in the Centre of the Garden besides some
Of unpowder under Captain Taylor has returned
from the old Hnzzar Frgate sunk in time Of the revolution
near Hu Gate and succeeded taking from her several pieces
her deck timber copper sheeng and and of her
pieces Of ballast also OF the balls which he will
also exhibit in the Garden Captain Taylor when dressed in
his looks something like the Canadian Giant but
formidable.
The following will be the order Of proceedngs.--
First the location of his Apparatus Will be exactly in the
of the Garden Schooner lying close into the FORT where the
spectators; then single flag will be hosted and explosion
OF key Of powder will follow The flag will then be lowered
will again b hoisled signal the descent of the OPERATOR
who will remain und3r water 40 minutes The operator viii
He will then be taken board OF the vessel and the
offered who choose descend. no
wishes down Mr. Taylor will again descend and bring
IN articles from the bottom show that hs travels
al will A boat will be in attendance with connecting cord
following his footsteps after which there will be-
another explosion ofa Vessel of Eighty Tons
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AUGUSTA August 8, 1913.
Dveuing-~A Ghost Story-Invedibie Superstition.
Mr.. EDITOR
As your paper is generally the first looked at for
information here, SO il must be in New York.
will therefore give you the particulars of duel
which took place here this morning between Mr..
]. w. Jones, the editor Of the Chronicle and Senl-
mel, and Mr. James s. Gardner. Attorney at Law.
Mr.. Jones was the challenger. They met and ex-
changed shots Mr.. Jones missed but Mr. g. 3 ball
passed through the appels of Jones's coat, and as
Mr.. ]. expressed himself satisfied, the matter was
amicably adjusted and the parties returned to the
city. Mr.. J. was seconded by Col. A. Kenyon OF
Mllledgevllle Mr. q. by Capt. John Barney Nc
Kinney OF this clty-both of the gentlemen conduct
ed themselves in such manner as to satisfy any
one who doubts. that the critters will fight
arrived here not more than week ago, and il
seems TO me have arrived here in very excited
time Tor In addition TO the above, this whole COM
munty have been laboring under the greatest kind
OF an excitement, caused as they say, by the appear
ance OF a ghost, which many affirm they have seen
upon several occasions, and SO great has become
the alarm, that the property OF Col. Pelick IN the
nelghborhood where il is said to appear, cannot be
rented at any price. 1t may appear to you almost
incredible, but do assure you that have seen full
grown men armed with guns, pistols and Bowie
knives parading the streets watching for II TO ap
pear but in addition to all this, this is most
charming place to enjoy oneself, as there are some
"choice spirits" here. Should any thing worthy OF
notice occur. whilst remain here, you shall hear
from me again. Yours, p. J. ID
Mass MEErINa.-The friends to the new move
ment IN favor of reform Of the constitution of this
State, meet this day in the Tabernacle, as will be
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CoitonHoders of This article in this market are very
Indifferent about making sales the present quotations
The unfavorable reports regarding the crops have
had very favorable effect prices, and advance
must be submitted to- before further sales any extent
are made Purchasers would do we'll to make whatever
operations they want for immediate use before the next
European advces, provided they do slight ad.
vance on present prices news will undoubtedly
ceived that will induce holders to demand quite ad
vance.
The sales yesterday were made at a trifng improve
ment on former rates. but the advance has yet be-
come general.
asheWe continue TO quote for Pots 81 34 and Pearls
at 50 81 with very moderate sales.
Fiour-Ths article is still in moderate demand. at 81
81 for Genesee; Michigan and Ohio 81 rs 81 o. all
other brands remain at the quotations given in last
Wheat very inactive, and holders fair
receipts do not feel disposed submit reduction from
previous quotations Rye s in active demand and sales
rule at 69c.
Hay-A fair demand exists for good qualities of North
river The sales for shipment moderate extent
and rule at 40 so cents for PRIME The domestic
sumption h large which most of the sales are intended
supply.
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PEACHES FOR SALE

HE Subscribers have for sale about Sir Thousand Baskets
Il Of Peaches, orchards growing "a DeiaWhr hese
orchards three four years old the trees all buddsd and
Of the best assorted kinds and uncomnon hne even Tor this
that may 20 into any market We offer TO sell them by the
basker delivered on the wharf Delaware City, other
way The buyer give security for the nl6ment Of
contract. =,
orchards and subscribers Delaware City, Delaware All
communications must be post paid JOHN e. CLARK
3,xs nj. ID
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REMOVAL TO NEW YORK.

NHE LOSS Of Feet, and Legs hindrance the OF
Il waking-JOHN +. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker, sc.
Te;pectiy Informs the pablo that he has removed from PHI
adephia 20 NO 2 Water street. OF Pike st. New YORK
Cry where he cont'ueso manuactum Artificial Limbs on
plan the aud complicated having through
necessity invented made AID ARTIFICIAL leg tor ioTy
aud been thyhye teris CONN
dent Of giving satisfaction TO call him Cor Legs,
Hands, Arms, the common wooden Leg
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NOTHING WILL BEAUTIFY, DRESS OR CLEAN

NOTHING WILL BEAUTIFY. DRESS OR CLEAN
IN THE HUMAN HAIR so well as three shilling bottle
Of Jones Coral Hair Restorative makes the hair daciously
so dark and silky and will keep thrice long any
other Hair stuff beside Il positively possesses these qualities
will force the hair 70 grow stop IL falling Off scurf
beautiful we sell three shilling b9,tEs Of this that the public
we know pretty much all represented aud afraid
but people will buy moreet persons give one fair trial and
they will be well satisfied They eau see the names OF the
most respectable who have used this and
recommend IT,
Sold price shillngs bottle at the sign OF the Anne
Ilcsn Eagle 81 Chatham street NY Agents. Zeber Ledg-
er Buildings Pha Reddng State street Boston 81 State
Brooklyn.
The Naples Shaving Paste made from the old Napes SOAP
sold here for three shngs boz makes one Of ne eas
est thckest and lasting ahe Of made Is oeaut
fully secuted aud pat up in neat Jars. = Jy2t lmsm
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New York Cattle Mark

New York Cattle Market.
AT Market-ooo Beef Cattle, fresh 80 Cows end Calves
and 1900 Sheep and lambs
BEEF CArrLE-Prices of last week were sustained and
we quote to correspond so to $475 $50 unsold
Cows AND CALvEs-All taken at SI5 to S25.
SHEEP LAKBs-Sales of 24Oe at rs 50 TO 50 so for
Lambt, and 81 to Sa.50 50 for Sheep.
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT.

THE Subscribers having procured the Agency for the sale OF
l. VOIGTANDERS DAGUERREOTfPE APPARA
TUS according Professor Perzval calculation
have hand large Of these Apparatus and artists
well of their wishing good
paraus will find their advantage instruments
of this construction They also have lately imported large
quantity and French plates and all the chemicals
used their art which they warrant in respect they
their order. Pol ishng substances and
cases all necessary materials sold the
able The following gentlemen have agreed to act
their agents, viz
f. White ESQ., IT'S Broadway, n. Y.
r. Hass Esq, Washington, D. &.
Dr. A. Caspar Richmond, Va.
p. Laursns, Esq, Savannah, Ga.
William West, Esq. Cincinnati OHIO
All communications (pos paid) and orders, accompanied
with remttance will be promptly attended and should be
directed to w X +. LANGENHEIM,
je 3msr Exchange Building, Phils.
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ROOMS TO LET

IN THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON
The Subscriber having fitted up this establishment
the public and grateful for the very liberal patronage al
ready bestowed ON him. trusts by his exertons please for
continuance of II.
he begs inform them that he has still double and
three single unoccuped which he will let
to suit the times if immediate application be made and will
be happy to accommodate persons wishing enjoy the beauty
and advantages of this place.
The situation Of the desirable on the Terrace
Having very fine large bathing house directly in 'front.' the
boardes enjoy that luxury with the greatest
and pleasure.
The steamboats, ply constantly throughout the day and
from New York. GEORGE PIERIS,
Belmont-House New Brighton
June oath, 1Si3 j30r
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL GARD,

OFFICE. No. 1876 Fulton strrt.--DR. FAwCETT, Menu
~ of the Royal College of Surgeons OF London and Edn.
burg Member OF the Jefferson Medical College OF Phlls-
depha shor of several works on the genestve organs
confines pactce class Of decate diseases IN all
their and complicated forms the worst cases OF
veneal affections will yield TO his mode OF treatment without
restraint IN Diet hndrancs from business ana WITHOUT e
curry.
Constitutional debility impoeney serlty seminal weak
nocturnal emissions and all those depiorabis diseases
which brought by destructive habit OF nconsi-
seats youth and other nduences OF the
which undermine the and lay the foundation OF
premature decay see Dr. Fawcett work these ubJecI
gour Structures Of the uehr extending far the prostate
gland and neck OF the bladder and which generally prod-
from masurbaton radically cured by Dr. Faw
cett at 1856 Fulton street.
PS;Dr f. is the Oldest advertising Physician in the city
his diplomas from London Edinburgh aud Philadelphia
hung large frames his Office where his works be
obtained Price so cents jy27 lm'm
,I'HE PRIVATE TREATISE-This little book itself is
designed for those who require speedy and private
for certain infectious complaints and IN which the best and
price is ST. The present advertisement, however state
that the author has published the most interesting chapter
and lingering the form of single letter which he supplies
free of expense, any wishing His for doing
this given the letter ITSELF and in this, also, will be
why many suffer from month to month with
complaint which prone affect the mind well func
tons of the body and which easily and speedily cud
when once its nature is explained.
But lest should be supposed that the letter here referred to
PROCESSES than really contains the author begs to state
that beside his long experience he has testimonial letters on
the subject of his integrity and skill from the most eminent
Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott, of New York. DIR. Physick, of
Philadelphia and Others; and also that he permitted to refer
to ALMOST every physician Of emnence in the city,
Dr. Ralph would also further state that he consulted on
diseases Of this his private residence No 88 Green
witch hour and those who honor him with their
be surprised the and quickness with which, in general
they will obtain cure. jyIl lmsr
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Married,

At Perth Amboy, the 18th instant by the Rev John
Rogers Faster Of the Baptist Church in that place. Mr.
WILLIAM Task to Miss SUSAN ANN LorIELp, daughter
of Charles Lofeld, Esq.
On the 3Oth ultimo, JAMES ". TRMBLE, of New York,
to Miss ANNA NJ BUCHANAN, daughter of Andrew Bucha.
nan, Of New Jersey.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

AcourrrAL OF r.. P.iDowDEN.-This interesting
trial. which lasted six days, brought to close
last Saturday afternoon, by the Jury, after few
minutes absence from the Court. returning about
O'Clock in the afternoon, verdict OF Not Guilty.
On the announcement Of this verdict there was an
evident and audible expression of qualification by
capping hands on the part Of the audience, which,
however, the Court endeavored to suppress. After
returning the verdict OF Not Guilty, the jury re-
tired into the MarshaPs office, and there all put
their names to a paper of which the following is a
true copy:-
1--WE the Jurors who tried Mr.. Dowden, do acquit him
fairly fully and honorsbly and pray that the President
may re-instate him In office !"
The District Attorney, on the rendition OF the
verdict of acquittal on the charge preferred against
the prisoner for stealing the Treasury Notes, an
nounced his intention to abandon the two other in
dctments for forgery. The prisoner appeared to be
much overpowered by his feelings when the verdict
was announced.
In the course of the day z. c. Lee, Esq, and the
Secretary Of the Treasury gave evidence to the
Jury as to the manner in which they had treated
Mrs Dorsey, as to what she had said to them, and
what they had said to her, denying the truth of
many of her statements, andrepudiating with ndig-
nation the charge OF conspiracy.
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia, yesterday.
$500 Domestic Creditor Scrip, 80 $1,000 City S. 1885,
102t share Formers and Mechanics Bank 80; do do
l1f "a do Mechancs Bank SIT $4,000 Tennessee "a 81;
$1,000 Wilmington RR loan 1885, 76t 10 shares Camden
& Amboy RRS7
After Boards shares Girara Bank 81 $500 Whining
ton RR 6's, 1858. 763,
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LATEsT FOREIGN sHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug H-Ar Manchester Br) Smith, Eleu-
tin, Barbados; Pearl, Harding, Boston. -
BALTiMoRE, Aug 23AIr Water Witch lie Brou, st Johns
Pr; Roe Snedcor, and Betton, Travers, NYork Cid
18TH Goeth (Bem) Homann Bremen; Draco Sears Rio de
Janeiro and market; Maria Laourette, NYork.
RICHMOND, Aug 1l-Sd Columbia, Tressel Leith, Scot
land - '
GEoRGgTowN, sc: ug9-Cld Chas Hammond, Talbot, st
Thomas; Cumberland, Portland.
Foreign Ports
ST. JOHNS PR July 30-n port Frances Jane Coffin for
Baltimore 10 days; Louisiana and Arkansas for Philadelphia;
Waccamaw,
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MONEY MARKET.
Monday, August 14-6P M

Monday, August 14-6P. M.
The feeling the Stock Board much better to day
Prices generally improve Harlem 1; Ohio /; Illinois !;
Farmers Loan t.
At the New Board. U. s. Loan rose per cent; Long
Island /.
The West will be supplied with money by the sales Of
their own produce, which is rapidly gaining favor in
England The progress Of business is also indicated in
the statistics Of the Erie canal that great channel of
communication between New York city and the West.
Official tolls to the LIST of August show the tons Of mer-
chandze shipped en- the canal distinguishing that dstr
buted for consumption through the State of New York.
and that passed on to other States OF the West.
The year 1889 was the great year Of bank expansions
and large imports The figures show that in that year
as compared with the present year. the west bought SO
per cent goods and sold so per -four that
is in $780, the Western States bought one ton of goods
for thirteen barrels Of -four sold This year they pay for
what they buy. The aggregate quantity Of goods sent
West has been scarcely greater than last year. when
changes much in favor Of the United States but
the Southern trade has been much larger The tolls
the Wesern public works continue to show increasing
amounts.
These swelling tolls from tie increase Of produce
shipped altogether the import of merchandise indca
ted above being no larger than last year. The whole
aspect Of the Union is of great promise Every thing
looks well in commercial and financial point of view
and nothing but the unhappy propensity Of lawyers and
politicians NEEDLE with the affairs Of private indvidu
ais stands in the way Of the highest degree of national
prosperity. The attempt to graft the exploded monarch
cal systems Of texation and oppression upon republican
| institutions, cannot but be ruinous
State of Trade
ScHUYLNILL Coal TRADE-The shipments for the past
week have declined about IS 600 TONS and the follow
ing weeks Tin consequence OF the encsmpment they will
| probably decline still farther.
The following is the quantity of coal shipped by canal
| the past week, ending Thursday evening"
Pottsville and Port Carbon $3.50
Schuylkill Haven 1880
Little Schuylkille, .......... LOIS
1905
Per last report ....'... 2l7,8l1
do Little Schuylkill .......... 1888
- Gao
2i3s3i
From PSt,s rit i,,. 27s5
$3.50
Per last report 92l
Total .................. sso,7g
PHILADELPHIA AND Columbia Rail RoAD.-NumHer Of
cars cleared during July, 1885,
AMOUNT OF TOLLS RECEIVED.
hanway. ....'..... ........... Ss.76s IL
1Vtai. .SIo,3S1 o.
AUoTIor SALKs.-st Domingo Mahogany, cargo of the