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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Nov 30.-Beeves-500 Pennsy lvana in market; prices
ranged from 4a5c; extra at 1925 per 100 lbsal sold
Cows and Calves-300 ofered-(resh cows.) Sales
dull at Sl2a25-eXtra $50 Springers SlOals; dry cows,
$5alO
Hogs-9O0 in market Sales dull at 4a4t extra $3.50
left over.
Sheep and Lambs-ll0O offered. Demand improved, at
75c a 81 75-prime S2a2 Is
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General Record.

PAcKEr EUROPE, Furber for Liverpool Prince Al
bert Sebor for London, and Baltimore Func for Have will
sail to-day. Their letter bags Gpins in the Merchants
Exchange
BARQUE HELEN Mar, of and for New Orleans from New
York took fire 10th Nov off Double Headed Shot Keys burnt
the waters edge and sunk Her passengers and
saved The captain and MatanZas
the u brig Boxer The Powhattan at New Orleans.
having Bahama Banks on the 18th Nov in compa
ny with the Helen Mar, Buchanan from New York for New
Orleans. This is curious.
SHIP GIRARp The Georgia. at New Orleans on her out
ward passage last june days from the Balze fell in with tho
iirrd. (reported sincr) and took
from her topsa jib topgaant SAIL steering sails medi-
other articles.
ARRIVALS AND DLPARTUREs.-The following embrace the
foreign ayas and cearance at the of New York for the
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Passeng ers Arrived.
SAvANNAH-Brig Savannah-Dr T. Lynch, T. + Barstow.
Domestic Importations.

sAvANSaH-Brg Savannah-i5o casks rice Peseott-loO
Gray Crosby-iss bales cotton BIighsm-2' ID Lston
20 jesse Read-45 Woodbuy-68 ii Colt co-85 Macy u
Holdrdse-l box Barry. hid beeswsr Wood Aeosta-s
10 J l. Costs-i pkg Haven Huntngton-I y l. Smith X
Henderson, bale Morrison Levy cask Robinson, Pratt
col M Rogers bb Geo HALL crate Ward-l Dbl
Dor A I. Halsted-l Dbl hf do to order.
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The whole of this amount to individual houses for
the purpose of purchasing produce.
Receipts Of specie at Mobile the 23d u, S74379
the Bank of Mobile and $40, 900 to private houses
resolution introduced into the legislature Of Ten
the 10th day of November proposing to sell at
auction all the interest of the State in the works of inter-
nal improvements to provide for the payment of the pub
lie debit laid the table for further considera
ton Matthew Nelson Esq, has been elected State Trea
snrnr
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State OF Trade.

The weather unpleasant to-day that outdoor
operations were very trihing
AsHrs-Pots remain duh at 81 62I. Pearls in little
better demand at IS l2t The stock continues large.
CoTToN-This market has not raised since last
port Operators holding back for later European adj
vices Prices yet remain firm in this Market with very
limited demand.
PRovnIoss-We quote Pork in fair demand-prime 50
10 $40, mess Sll sll 25 Beef not SO activeprime
country is held at ~ % 81 37k So % SO 81
Butter is very brisk, and sales rule at II l3c for good
qualities. Lard is in good requsstwe quote kegs at
&c, bbls at &c.
WHsKEv.-Dmdge drags heavy, at &c. Bbls are firm
at 24l.
H.y.A fair business doing in this article, both
CARDS sales and receipts Wequote good qualities at AZ
45c.
BREApsTUrFs-Owngt to the cold weather and probable
closing OF the canals, holders of -four rmer to-day
Even if the canals are not closed business them has
ceased is too late to effect any receipts through
that channel is important to know the position
of this market with all others for the purpose Of forming
estimate for the future. We WILL therefore add
table of the prices here and elsewhere the last
dates which may be compared with the rates to be paid
month hence when is everywhere known that northern
navigation has actually closed for the season -
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Married.
Died.

On "Wednesday morning, by Rev. DR.. Taylor Of Grace
Church, Mr.. AsAHEL II. BARTLETT to Mrs. CATHARISE b
II.
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CTUART, LADIES' HAIR-DREssER, No. 3 Murray
- street, respectfully announces that he is prep1ed TO
to the aSst Partisan fashions. Terms very moderate.
n3o 2msrrc
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~ TEAM BLACKING.-It is fact universally adm tied
- that LEES Steam Backing superior any other in
vented IL sotons aud preserves the leather aud ia
will produce most astonishing jet black gloss that will stand
boot the black
ing the present day G. LEE Is the sole and
ctuer Of the above article and has kept before the ubc
upwards Of forty years. lie also manufactures superior a
Gle Black aud Blue Ink (permsnsnt color at will not in
ue steel pens. The acies r sale prices
ponding with the times Lees Steam Blocking Warehouse
No John street, corner Of Broadway. d2N'
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER q.


SUI RISES 81 8 2 81
'us sETs.-... .......i 81 HIGH WATER ........ Q
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NEITHER QUACKERY NOR HUMByG--Dr. J..
~ Evans has removed his Old G,lens Head pisppsary
No 2S3 Pearl of Beekman where he
tnues his safe speedy and ees ua and of all
deca diseases, matter how complicated and where the
real old DR.. Evans will be found by his nqung
friends IL science and foGyfye experience enttIe
practitioner preference then DR. r. woud erect the
ton OF discerning public to invesea Of his claims
He wishes the cIizens be aprrsed there is other Dr.
Evans neig borhood and that he has what
with other Office His charges moderate; his
situations strictly confidential.
N b. Observe the number, mistakes may be dangerous
d2ltsr
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the Steam ships.
Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
roR LIVERPOOL.
Independence, Nye, Dec. I
3. Hicks, Bunker, Dec. II
Liverpool, Eldridge, Dec. "a
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Prince Albert, Sebor, Dec. Q
Toronto, Griswold, Dec. 10
FOR HAvRE
Baltimore, Funck, Dec. 2
Argo. Anthony, Dec. Q
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Present resources OF the Company -. STOOD
This important road and will connect the west with
the southern section of the country bordering the At
anc. 1t will open communication to the interior of
Tennessee and Kentucky that will draw direct trade
from these states to the seaboar The completion of that
work will again throw into the hands of the southern
chants business that will build up those cities
are fast losing the little trade left
The specie continues to flow into New Orleans from all
directions The receipts for the 2ls 22nd and 23rd Of
obor
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G5-RHEUMATISM-Tho suffer with this dread
full complaint under the mistaken idea that cannot
cured. But assert that Hewes Nerve and Bone Lni-
ment and Indian Vegetable Elixir will any case and
would refer the scepca to the following gentlemen who
of % years standings Mr. James Reynolds 44 Christie
street. Mr. Gideon Freeborn 1873 Front street Mr. Chas
Marriott los Madison street the Hon. A. McClelland
Tennessee and the Hon. James Matthews, of Ohio and
all who have used thcm Will any doubt the eff.
ec of these remediesl To be had only 81 Courlandt
street, and No. north 9Th street. Philadelphia; No 81
Cornhill Boston, and % Magazine street. New Orleans
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G f6aN II q r sMITHHf. }seerstlrie.. d
BLANCARD'S

MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING
GEORGE T. GREEN, Nos. 40 Chatham street an Bow
" cry, will keep constantly hand full and complete
sormsat of Mems Boys and Childens Clothing of all de-
scnptons the most ,hi0nabe which he would
respectfully invite tie attention If tho in As h. has
IN De arrange ments to receive CLOTHS, CASslMERES
VESTlNGS &C. by eve'y Packet, and has secured the
Of experienced Cutters he pledges himself 20 perfect
sisfl ton to all who ~ purchase.
N. B-Gamsnts made to order the shortest and
with strict punctuslity. d, lmsm
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{G}- "MY COUGH is EXCEEDINGLY TROUBLE.
some, and fear will terminate in consumption. II keeps
me from sleeping and know not what to do Can you
tell me what will help me p This the language of
friend few days since, and directed him him Dr. Sher-
mans he obtained box of Cough Lozenges and is
restored to perfect health How ange that persons su
ferng under short dry cough should tamper with them.
selves when the remedy is at hand They will
when other means fail.
Dr. sherman's warehouse is at LOG Nassau st. Agents,
227 Hudson street; lSS Bowery; n East Broadway Sc
William street; l39 Fulton street. Brooklyn and Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia
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o. THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS.-Part VIII. of Mr..
Demngs translation, unmutiated and complete will be
ready at O'Clock this morning Read the following
(From the Troy Budget)
This translation is certainly very beautiful and to those
who have patience will well compensate for the greater
delay in publication.
(From the ~ Y Aurora)
The value Of this edition is and more appreciated
as the other is stumbled through and forgotten.
Price l2 cents each, 81 for the whole subscribers
in city or country The two remaining numbers to
plete this edition will be speedily issued
J. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann st.
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Circuit curt.
Before Judge.Kent.

July ls.-Wood, Grant = Co, VS. William T. Dsnnt. 4
Co.-Ths was an action TO recover the bal Of
account for goods sold and delivered the by
the plaintiffs The plaintiffs reside in this city. II ap-
peared that the defendants had heretofore done
at Scipiove, about ten miles from Auburn and that two
Of the defendants Seneca p Dennis and James c. Wool
had at the time done business at Auburn under the
firm OF Dennis & Wood The defence was, that Dennis
Wood, the firm at Auburn, were not partners in the
firm Of VIM 7. Dennis Co at Scipioville. There
much evidence given in relation to those two firms. II
appeared that the firm AT Auburn had furnished the Arm
at Scipovie with goods to commence business with,
and received share OF the profits OF the stock they had
furnished that to commence business upon that
the Auburn at the time forbid the other
Arm from using their credit in any manner II
did not distinctly appear that at Auburn after the scpio
willie had got agolng in business had any thing
to do with them, except some confessions tending
measure to impicate the defendant Wood.
His honor the Judge decided If the firm in reality
partners they had right to forbid the scip
iovle from using their credit and If the defendants
all partners the jury must judge from the facts before
them.
Verdict for plaintiffs, 1896 o9.
g. NJ spier Esq for plaintiffs; Edward sandford Esq
for defendants
Sawyer Same attendants abovs.-ssme question.
Verdict for plaintiffs s345 IS snme attorneys above.
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FATAL ACCIDENT We record, with regret, the
death OF most respectable citizen of Montgomery
county, Maryland, which occurred on Monday, the
10th instant, under the following distressing circum-
stances: AS Mr.. Frederick Gather, whose residence
is near Unity, in Montgomery county, was return.
ing home from Baltimore, riding in sulky with
his son, youth OF IL, the horse became sudden
ly ahriehed by the falling of Mr. G's hat, and gal.
loped of at full speed, overurning the sulky, and
throwing out both Mr. &. and his SON. The for
mer being struck the head and face with the iron
part OF the vehicle, had his skull severely frac.
tured and his face and cheek terribly mutllated
that he died the spot; the latter, thoy endered
lnsenslble by the fall, recovered IN sh "e,and
had the horror OF beholding his father -nged
corpse. An elder son OF Mr. q who was travelling
with him from Baltimore on horseback, witnessed
the death of his father in the shocking manner above
described. Mr.. has left widow and numer-
Gus family to mourn his unexpected and melancho-
ly end. He was in the seventy-iourth year Of his
age. The accident took place on the Baltimore and
Frederick turnpike, near the seventeen mile stone
II remarkable fact, that after the horse had run
about mile with the broken vehicle dragging after
him. he returned OF his own accord and stood still
close to the spot where the dead body lay
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8, ,ELIzA a III :! Z ! H Is 0iTsasEY.

THE 70 10 hrs us Us enn INC pup
L lie th,' he has taken said Hotel iately KEPT oy T. Al
ch which hiss undergone moro 81 anu
visitors. -, III - -.-.- IL 49,.
,6cr and every seDon will be ehee-fuly bestowed that
will eonduc' to the heah, eom'cn OF 81
po 70 New York. renders this desirable retreat for
and othes engaged business Ia the city az the
ste Cinderella and Wnerwich leave New York pier
No. Nch River and Eizibethpor w. heu's sufns
the da.. JAMES MOORE.
jyIs imrr
CHIP CHARLES CARROLL FROM HAVhE|Cons,
sRnees by this ship will please send their perm Is on ooIu
PEE Mes, North River, without delay Al g9oo mo-. pr
mtted by the 2lst instant will be sent 70 the puoe sofe
jy's3u
w i'' ~ E.K COLLINS co.
VIM 50 Ssath street.
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WHEAT IN Niche ana person connected with
the geological department of Michigan, has Just re-
turned from tour through the State, and says the
wheat crop will be remarkably abundant.
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GEN JOSEPH VANCE, OF ONO has been put IN
nomination to succeed Gen. Mason (who declines
are.election) as Representative in Congress rom
the district in which he lives.
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S<R REMlTTANCES TO IRELAND, &c.-The
N subscriber continues transmit large
smail to residing in any part Of Ireland IN
the end his predecessor business have
done the asi thirty yes and more soo any part OF Eng
land. or Scollard. ,
personally deposited with him VITA the name Of the
persons Irelrnd England Scotland. to whom be
sent and post town, will be Immediately
and paid accordingly and receipt that effect gveE for
waried TO the sen Ter.
In ike money or claims on persons IN any part OF
Der persons residing Of the United States or Ca
NADIA and will be paid to the m accordingly.
IN lmsr GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr 40 Cedar st.
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The ELEcTIoN.-Sufhcicnt returns have come in
to show that the democratic candidates for Con-
gress, in all the four districts have been elected.
When the official returns shall come IN, we shall
insert them Tor future reference. No doubt the vote
IS in favor OF a convention by alarge majority
O. Bulletin, 10Th inst.
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HARNpEN 81 Cove observe that several of
our eastern contemporaries, have lately given a
brief history of the Express Line of this enerprising
firm The name of Harnden will descend to gene
rations yet unborn, as the protector OF the most i'm.
portant links of communication between the mer-
chants of our principal cities, that the commercial
community of any country can possibly enjoy. 1t
is hardly five years since the first Express COM
menced active operations and at this moment the
amount of business diverging from this city finds
constant employment for four distinct companies.
The Messrs Harnden u Co having established and
perfected agencies on the most important route in
this country, have crossed the Atlantic, and ex-
tended the advantages of this business TO the prncl
pal European cities The most uihing articles and
the most valuable gems are transported from all
parts of Europe with the greatest regularity, safe
ty and speed. We look upon this branch of COM
merca communication as yet in it's infancy, and a
few years must see so extended to reach almost
every town or village of any note throughout the
two hemspheres.
Messrs. Adams ~ Co. are doing an extensive and
profitable business by the Norwich route, which
their enterprise is continually increasing and their
liberaliy securing against any and all competitors.
Messrs. Pomeroy ~ Co. and Pullen 81 Copp have
the exclusive control OF the northern route, with de-
pots and agents at all stopping places on the river
railroad and canal.
The depcts of these companies in this city are oil
in Wall street, and the activity presented on the
rival departure of magnificent steamers is the
most convincing evidence OF the unbounded conf
dence the commercial community of this city have
in the gentlemen engaged in the business.
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Ek NJ ~ M
To sail New York 18th, and from liverpool 5h of each
Ship HoTTN0y U,E 1850 tons. 10th July.
New ship LIVERPOOL, 1850 tons, 18Th Aror.,
John Eldridge, 'e TA"s"''
New ship Gre Western, 1850 tons, ,e,h a.n,.v.k..
Philip r. Woodheuse, i"'i Sep'e"oei'
Ship ROCHESTER,. $50 ton, ,s,h O.,oh.x
Jsh. Bntton A"'' OS'ooei'
These sub,tana last sailing first class ships all built in the
New York. commanded by OF and
ability will be despatched punctuay the 10th of each
month.
Their cabins elegant commodous and furnished
with whatever conduce the and comfort OF
geu.
Neither captains Of these shirs will be respon
sbc for parcels packages by the unless regular
bills lading signed therefor
For freight passage apply 70 -
WOODHULL & MINTURNS,
81 South street, New York,
FIELDEN. BROTHERS 4 Co,
je2lr L.verpooI
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NAVIGATION IN The WEsT.-The following arti-
Gle from the Pittsburgh Sun will interest business
men-
There was quite sudden rise in the Monongahe-
la yesterday and this morning, and we noticed the
marks on the Monongahea 9 feet water which is
rise OF feet in the last 81 hours letting of all our
| steamers OF every size. There s good deal doing
now on the wharf, shipping all the goods destined
! for the West and South, and all sized STEAMBOATS,
can now reach our port. The canal to Cleaveland
| and Meddye and intermediate ports will be ready
for navigation early next week, perhaps on Monday.
Within a few days about 230 tons of goods have
been shipped for Sante Fee. Mexican merchants
have arrived from the Eastern cities by the canal,
and they have also purchased from our merchants
and manuacturersfrom SIS, 900 TO $4,000 OF Pitts
burgh manufacture, fsrthe same Mexican market.
Our Santa Fee merchants took advantage of the
rise, and have left with all their goods Within a
few days several hundred packages OF furs from the
Rocky Mountains have passed through Pittsburgh,
tor the American Fur Company, New York. Thus
showing the vast Importance of rivers our port
of Pittsburgh, and our Pennsylvania canals, in the
transportation OF goods produce and specie for and
from Mexico, the Rocky Mountains, and the West,
South, North and Eastern section OF our rising and
fourlshing republic. Our market is extensively
well supplied with an excellent assortment OF TO-
reign and domestic goods, groceries, and Pitts
burgh manufactures, and selling low for the times
and the season of the year.
FIRES AND ALARMS The alarm of fire at P.
NJ. en- Saturday, was caused by the roof of a house
taking fire from sparks, at the corner OF Orange
court and Washington street.
Yesterday morning, about l o'clock, fire was dis
covered three story brick store on Central street,
occupied by Messrs Wheeler, Stevens 81 FulIam,
dry goods, and by Messrs. z. Jacobs 81 Co., fancy
goods toys, &c. Messrs, Jacobs 81 Co.'S stock OF
goods is seriously injured but the loss is covered by
insurance. Messrs. Wheeler IL Co.'S stock was
slightly damaged by water and smoke.
The other alarm, about o'clock, was caused by
some person setting fire to several bales OF cotton
stored under a shed on Mercantile wharf, CONNER
cal street. 1t was extinguished by the crews the
packets lying near by, before any material damage
was done
The alarm last evening, shortly after o'clock,
was false.
This morning, about o'clock, ten foot build
ing on the corner OF Essex street and Essex place,
was discovered to be on fire. 1t was occupied by
Messrs. Tent IL Baird as grocery and provision
store, and their stock OF goods, valued at So 500,
was entirely destroyed, one half of which was in
sured The fire was discovered near a cask of
spsits which soon burst, scattering the flames 10 all
parts OF the shop, and preventing any part of the
goods from being GENERALIZATION Paper Of Monday
eventng
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CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE.

CHANGEABI,E LOChS FOh SALE.
JAMES KYLE'S INVENTION.
SUITABLE for Bahhs, Ofiees and Store doors. where
" safety required. Persons OF first article Tor
that obtso the BY applying IS Hammond
~. cor Or MADISON ie79 im'r
TAYNE's HAIR TONIC will reproduce hair wherever t
hiss before grown evyfyog the decayed roots and caus
ing send orth nd vigorous growth 81 natures
mest gc ornament fvour cad becomes bald from dis
ease hide bsmish that will efectual
v pre- ven the hair FROM growing bv keeping the alp
hot and chsrsctng the pesp.top First try Jsyne
is~ToLic, and IL not the Of
capu will consent pay the wig maker for roofing
IL with an .rtifc al material
Sold hv A. Sands, Druggists No ~ Fulton street
IT asst Brosowa 23 Broadway. jtls 5I.sr
LII WHO WANT GOOD, FASHIONABLE chesp
"A CATERS are isvited to cal at WALKEks celebrated
ehesp ore ts Broadway north &c Canal
Good city CATERS. buskins tie. and slippers price,
per ..s tn before offered Also gents bows and
chdrtp fine French and native calf cheapest
ever saw 20 do gents boys and ehidten quarter b,o
CATERS and dr.. SHOES Also the varey Of all the
dh rent kinds Tor family oerste
All VITO want OF the above articles invited call at
WALKERS Cheap Boot and Shoe Store, 4le Broadw.y,
north west corner Canal St iyl7 lmsec
(.OPPER-ioo eases quality Epst Copper rom II
y k COLLINS co.
'yIr IS South street