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BY THE CABLE.
AdviOes to the 18th of September.

LONDON, Sept. S.-Noon.-Consols
94s4; Erie Az, Illinois Central II; U.
S. Bonds 727l; Atlantic & Great West
ern 2I11. AT Frankfort U. s. Bonds
are 7611.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. lS-Noon.-Cotton,
quiet and active. prices unchanged;
sales for the week. &C, 900 bales; stock
in port, $4,000 bales, of which $4,000
bales are American. The recent de-
cline in lprices is in part due to the
stock on hand, which Is greater than
for some years. Breadstuffs and pro-
visions are quiet.
ROME, Sept. l9.-The Pope has re-
solved to call general council of the
Catholic church. Primates, archbish-
ops. cardinals, heads of religious or
ders, and her dignitaries will be sum
moned to attend from all parts of the
world. The Holy Father has named a
congregation of seven cardinals TO
whom he has entrusted the duty of ar
ranging the preliminaries Tor meeting
of the council.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. l3.-The United
States steamship Franklin, Admiral
Farragut, accompanied by the Canaan
daigua, Tconderoga and Frolic, arrived
here recently after visiting several
places in the Baltic. The customary
salutes were fired. The grand feature
was fete in the Palace given by the
King, attended by Admiral Farragnt
his staff officers and many Swedish dig
nitaries. Toasts were drank. speeches
made and the utmost good feeling and
enthusiasm manifested.
CoPENHAGEN, sept. l3.-The Frank
lin, Admiral Farragut, has arrived
from Stockholm, and is now riding at
anchor in this harbor. The Americans
are cordially greeted by the people.
VIENNA, Sept. l3.-The financial re-
lations between Austria and Hungary
have been adjusted. 10 the satisfaction Of
both countries.
LONDON, Sept. observation-disclosures
9l5s; Erie, Az; Illinois Central, ii
5-2Os, firmer at 727[a722s.
FRANKFORT, Sept. ID Evening
$50 bonds, steady ut 761S.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. lS-Evening-COt-
ltl, IN bOhS Vi blhhS &c
ported; closed firmer and more active;
sales foot up 10, 200 bales at 915d for mid
ding upland; 99<d for Orleans;
Breadstuffs, tirmer Corn, now
quoted at 37s Cd; Peas, 42s Sd,
and barley at 5s Id; wheat and oats
without change; market closed quiet
and steady. Provisions-Beef adj
vance Is Cd and selling at 1925 Cd; lard
advanced Sd; sales at sos Cd; cheese adj
vanced Cd; quotations at SIS; pork and
bacon unchanged. Produce-Tallow
advanced to As Sd; spirits of turpentine
declined to 2ss; no change in other ar
ticles.
LONDON. Sept. Is.-Markets I'M
changed.
ANTWERP, Sept. l3-Evening-Petro-
leum tirmer; closed at 81 francs 40
confines.
LONDON. Sept. l3-Evening-The
Doncaster races continue to attract gem
eral attention. The Park Hill stakes
were won by Emily. Pace was the
winner:of two races;.Vice the 200 sover-
eigns and sweepstakes Bounce was
the winner of the Portland plate. Dom
caster stake was success TO Trabaan,
beating Raubas. PrePonier won the
Eglenton stakes.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Ata meeting
OF physicians to. day, II committee was
appointed to call public meeting to
obtain relief for the sufferers from yell
low fever in the South.
Madame Ristori expresses herself de-
lighted TO once more reach New York,
which she calls her second home.
The bonded warehouse of Albert Mil
Ter, in Sedgwick street. Brooklyn, was
seized for reported leakages of whisky
in large quantities, and upwards of 200
barrels belonging to a Mr.. Livingston,
were found to be seven hundred gal
Ions short.
The tobacco men and distilIers are
about to send committee to Washing
ton to protest against the consolidation
of the bonded warehouses into one es-
tablishment which is contemplated.
The bonds recently stolen from Nc
Clish, Reeves 81 Co., Baltimore, have
all been recovered at the express office
in this city, but the thief is not yet Sc
cured.
Rull, the man who shot himself last
night, had previously failed in an at
tempt to kill his mistress. He will
probably not survive.
The cholera at Governors Island has
been got under control. The number
of deaths don't exceed twelve and all
AT present mostly are COnvalesCeni.
n. II. Dudley's preserve factory, at
Jersey Port, New Jersey. ives destroy
ed by fire last night. Loss 100000.
Partially insured. a large number of
people are thrown out of employment.
Charles Albert DumorrieZ, Il French
draughtsman, has been arrested and
held for examination, as the author of
several fOrgeries in June and July, on
Stuyvesant and the Providence Ma
tional Bank, to the aggregate of S25, 300.
He operated extensively in stocks and
on the proceeds subsequently retired
to country seat, at or near Rochelle,
with his family, where he WAS captured
Il few DAYS HgO.
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GOHhERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
NE DIV goods article iu this week'I

THE dry goods article iu this weeks
Independent states that during the past
week our dry goods houses have been
fairly active; sales have been lively
and well distributed among all classes
Importers, commission houses, the
auction rooms, jobbers:and retailers
with the single exception of the few
houses whose business Councillors
have been mainly with the Gulf States,
where the extremely malignant charac-
ter OF the yellow fever, now raging as
an epidemic, necessarily retards and
diminishes the purchase and shipment
of goods.
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THE RIVERSIDE Iss1IIUrE,

situate at Riverside, Burlington County, N
j., Is founded for the purpose of gFAtuttonLly
educating the sons Of deceased soIdiers and
Seamen OIL United States
The Board OF Trustees consists OF the fol-
lowing Well known linens OF Pennsy IvanIa
Al d New jersey.
HON. wILLIAM 3. MANN
District Attorney. Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. LEWIS X. BRooHALL,
Ex-Chlet Conner U. = Mint, and Recorder
OF Deeds, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. JAMES N. SCovEL, New jersey.
Hon. W. W. WARE New Jsnsey.
HENRY GoRMAS, ESQ, -.
Agent Adams Express, Philadelphia, Pa.
Of joy, coe a Co.. Philadelphia.
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RICHMOND, Sept. I3.-John Caskie,
president of the tobacco exchange, died
to-day. .E.r
Gen. Schotield's order for State cleo.
ton is delayed in view of Washing
ton telegram relative to stimuli
taneous election on the first Mon
day of November.
The revenue tax collected on tobacco
in this district for August amounts IN
over half II million. The amount OF
tobacco was a million and a quarter
pounds,
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NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-Private letters
received from reliable sources in
Charleston, received here, assert that
General Candy has fully determined to
pursue the line of policy marked out
system of order, rules, and regulations
which he established. 1t is well known
that General Sickles had instituted for
the people OF his district code of laws
and regulations, which they almost
unanimously admitted were more just
and beneficial in their operation than
any that had been vouchsafed to them
years
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New YoRK, Sept. ls.-The Times
special says: If the President will only
permit Secretary McCulloch to remain
in his present position the question OF
finances will not long be matter OF
uncertainty. The plan which he has
put in operation Will, if not opposed,
work out a successful result by its own
inherent force.
The personal friends of Gen. McClel-
Ian here assert that, although he may
have been requested by telegraph TO
return, he has no idea of doing so, that
on the contrary he has just determined
to remain abroad another year, and has
taken house and made arrangements
for the tuition of his children accor-
dinghy.
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New YORK, Sept. l3.-About ten
O'Clock last night, Mr.. VIM. Rullman,
storekeeper under the st. Nicholas Ho.
tel, committed suicide by shooting him
self.
Coroner Wiley was yesterday called
to the residence of Mr.. Herman Mel
vale, No. 104, East Twenty-sixth street,
to hold an inquest over the romans OF
Malcolm Melville, son OF Herman, who
committed suicide by shooting him
self with a revolver. .E..s.
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AsTRoLOGY.
The World Astonished
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLoGIsT,
II. a. PERRIGO.

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MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST,
Madame H. a. II EIsRISo.
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From the stars we see in the hTInanent-the
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the heavens at the time OF birth, she deduces
the future destiny OF man. Fail not to
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CLEVELAND, o., Sept. ls.-A fire at
Crestllne, this morning, commencing
at the franklin House directly north
of the Continental Hotel, burned ID
dwellings with their contents, front
ing the Cleveland Il Columbus Rail-
road. Loss very heavy; insurance
light-not yet ascertained. One man
is reported missing, but not fully cred.
tied, however. The Continental Hotel
was in great danger at times. 1t was
was saved by the untiring efforts of the
citizens.
CHICAGO, Sept. l8.-All the buildings
from 52l to 537 on Clark street, were
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
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Change TO be Made in the War DC
harfmehf

NEW YORK, Sept. l3-The Tribune's
special says, there is a rumOr in circu-
lstio1, tonight, that President s J9hn,
change in the War Department. 1t is
said that Frank P. Blair, Jr., will be
put in the office until Gen. Mcclellan
is heard from. The President has stated
that Gen. Porter shall have new trial.
Gen. Grant faYorB Il.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HIT E LIQ UID
EN AMEI.

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The most valuable and perfect preparation
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Its use can not be detected by the closest scru-
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perfect toilet. Upwards OF 5000 bottles were
sold during the past year, sufficient guRTRn-
tee OF its efficacy. Price only 70 cents. Sent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of an order, by
BEkGEk, SHUTS q CO., Chemists,
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Frnm WnshInetnn.

Naval Medical officers convenes at An
apolis on the 10Th inst. to examine can
didates for admission into the naval
Academy. The return of customs for
September, to the seventh inst, were
s.. 6l6,016. Coin in the Treasury to-day
500, s67 900, including certificates, Sl4,-
673, 900; currency in the Treasury S45,-
ls9, 900; total, SI45, 056, 600.
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Maryland constitutional Convention
---IrOnbIe Appreciated nj the

Polls
New YORK, Sept. l3.-The Worlds
special says: The Government has re-
cetved intelligence that the radicals in
Maryland contemplate the Inaugural
ton OF scheme at the election on the
10th inst, when the new Stale consti-
tuition is to be submitted for ratification,
which Will surely lead to riot and blood
shed.
Under the assumption that colored
man has as much right to vote in Ma
ryland as he has in Virginia, the more
despotic radical leaders in the former
State are urging the colored men to
present themselves mt the polls and de-
mand the right to vote on the new con-
stitution.
The so-called Border State Conven-
ton which assemblies in Baltimore to-
day evidently means mischief in that
direction. Prominent conservative
citizens Of this State have been here
to-day, among them ex.Gov. Pratt,
comforting with officials on the i'm
pending trouble. The State authori-
ties feel confident of being able TO pre-
serve the peace, but il is not improbA-
BILE that GOV. Swami will have TO call
on the General Government for aid to
be furnished in the manner prescribed
in The Constitution.
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wAHINeToE, Sept. l3.-A number Of
ex-officers OF the army, who have suf-
fered dismissal from the service by the
arbitrary course of Stanton, are here
presenting their case 10 Gen. Grant.
In the majority of instances the facts
in their favor are overwhelming that
they Will be reinstated and then hon
orHbly mustered out.
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Pn1IADE1pn1A, Pa, MAY 20, 1ss7.


To tGe 0DtcsTS and Members Of the Warrington
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with plan of your enterprise TO eminent
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Address all letters and orders TO
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TREASURY DEPAETA EST, wAsAIssroN,
D. e., April is, ls57.-Onice OF Internal Reve-
nue:-HAving received satisfactory evidence
that the proceeds Of the enterprise conduct.
ed by the Washington Library Company win
be devoted TO charitable uses. permission In
hereby granted TO said Company to conduct
such enterprise exempt from all charge.
whether from special tax or other duty.
Z A. ROLLINS, commissioner.
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ST, Lours, Sept. ls-Capt. Geo. w. t.
Jonk, an old resident of ST. Louis, and
for many years superintendent of the
freight department of the Ohio d Miss
issippi railroad, died yesterday.
DIR. White, General Simpson Col. Blu
ford, U. s. Railroad Commissioners
left here yesterday TO inspect anotheI
section OF twenty-five miles Of the
Union Pacific Railroad, Kansas banch'
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QUEBEC, Sept. l3.-Since the disturb
ance on Monday night large pickets of
the military continue to patrol the
Lewis road. Notwithstanding these
precautionary measures, disorderly
soldiers have been guilty OF further
acts of violence.
General Meade and suite left town
yesterday for Portland. During his
stay here he received distinguished at
tentions from the military and civil
authorities,
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Boston. Sept. l3.-The amount taken
from the Blue Hill Bank was $50, 774,
All but SIC, 900 or $4,000 of it belonged
to private parties. The loss to the bank
won't effect its position. The robbers
are not yet arrested,
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The Association have appointed IA Re
celvers, MeasrB. GEORGE A. CUOKE a Co
- south Third street, Philadelphia whose
well known integrity and business expIf-
ence viii be a sufficient guarantee thar Inc
money Entrusted 70 them Will be promptly
applied o the purpose stated.
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$4,000

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CRIsPER COMA.

Oh she was beautiful and fair,
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NEW York, Sept. lS.-The steamer
Europe, with Madame Ristori and suite
as passengers, arrived.
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There cometh glad tidings of JOY TO all,
To young and 10 old. TO great and 10 small;
The beauty which once was 50 precious anG
rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
Rv tho use Of
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REPARATOR CAPMLI.

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heads (1rom whatever cause II may have
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IRON their own eKperiencel can bear Wit
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chicago.

SEPT. 'I3.-FLoUR-Easier.
GRAIN-Wheat-SI 75a1 70. Corn
Strong at size. Oats-Strong at 505<c.
Rye-Quiet at 81 10. Barley-$l 10.
WHIsKY-UnchaDge
PRovIsIoSs-Firm; new mess pork
s24 80; lard, 131Sc; shoulders, l3a1S1zc;
sides, I6al6J<c.
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aBritish Mills" Flour.

0nO BRlS. OF THAT STANDARD
D(llJ brand Flour. Just received and for
sale by PAXTON 3 UGhEbAY,
IpyG 81 Main street
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Rnhnln

SEPTEMBER g. FLOUR = Steady /;
spring, SO 75al0 %; white, $40 OOaI2 500
N-Wheat-Dull; No. 2 Chicago
spring held at 81 95. Corn-Dull; No.
Q, small lots, 81 l9. Oats-ull. Rye
Held at 81 25;SI u bId;others unchanged.
Milwaukee
SEPTEMBER 18.-FLoUR-Firmi city
Xxx Sg75alO Is.
GRAIN-wheat-Du at 81 80 for
No. l.
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CtneInnatf.

SEPT. l3.-FLoUR-F'irm and prices
unchanged; family at $40 25slO 70.
S-wheat-Steady, but quiet /;
holders asked 90 20 for No. red, and
81 3Oa2 80 for white. Corn-DuT AT
81 O5aI O6. OaIs-Dull at 6Oa6lc; not
much demand. Rye-Firm ut 81 25,
and demand good. Barley-In good
demand and tending upwards; sales
No. TO choice fall at 81 4Oal so.
CoTroN-Dull and nominal at 23ci
for middliDR uplands.
wHIsKY-Steady and firm at 81 80
in bond.
PRoVIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Eirm and
offered Mt $24 50a24 70; market firmer.
Bulk Meals and Bacon--UnchauGed
and hrmer; clear ribbed sides l75<ci
clear 1917 alS&c. E ~
LARD-Eirmer, and generally held at
i4c at the close, and but little offered at
this prices.
BUTTER-Firm at 30H35c.
EGGS-l7c.
GROCERIES Cofee-Firm at 24a2411zc.
Sugar-Firmer and in good demand.
LINsEED OIL-SteAdy ut 81 %.
GoLD-Closed dull at I441<al441
buying.
MoNEY-MarkeL quiet and easy at sa
10 per cent.
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Throw away your falseniz1es, your switches,
Destructive OF comfort, aud not worth fg:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
IND r rsij in vour own Iuxur,ant hair.