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Died,

On Friday, oath inst. OWEN KANE the .42d year of
his age.
His reLds and acquaintance and those of his brother
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46 Catharne street
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Domestic Importations.

New ORLEANs-Ship Renz-t bxs Dbl wheels J Benson
90 cks ginseng do beewax bbs taow Hyslop62 bales
LevechH bbls 10 bbs beeswsx Wilson u
Brown507 bbs pork Roberts Wilams-3O2 bales cotton
Masters Nakoe col beeswax IL bags feathers Wood
hhds tobacco bds hides bales sheep skins do
wool Churchmap Rober,s-2oo hides Harperl75 sacks
wheat 90 bb axseed Sc bales hemp 1867 lead Goodhue
col box Hunti558 sticks logwood Jewett co3 hhds
tobacco Lee co2 bales HAIR do feathers Fisehell-3
bales Maxwel652 pigs lead Strachan Scotti79 do
McCulloch--ll hhds to order.
New ORLEANs-Schr Oleron-530 SKIS 81 bbs wheat Cornell
Brothersl660 bags corn Gray Crosby7iO pigs lead
Averiii X co-28 bales hair Fischel
SAvANSAH-Brig q Lamar-75 casks rice 30 bales cotton
Gowdy X Wes-62 do Fl Coit Il co-I47 Brouson-82 ~ Y
Graves-5o casks rice Gray Crosby-lO pkgs mdse TO
ordei
Championship Arson Reported YESTERDAY III Dbl
box Rev Butler2i0 bales Repsrd co33 do Smith
Mills cobl Sprague Robins so tics Porer Freres
81 cks do White Shefhed phys How land Reese col BIZ
Dbl ID Auger4 Upham ro-3 bbls Buckley rane-l
box Mckee COS crates HoweIi-ll pkgs n serlingl
pox DR. Van Buren6J Campbe-9 Sorv-,0l hf n az
rice Post6l casks do Gray Crosby-30 do Read
Brothers-33 bales cotton 80 bxs tobacco TO master
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Foreign Markets.

RIO JANEIRo, Oct T. lS43-The arrivals of American
vessels in September Were 10 from the United states
elsewhere, and whalers lmportsl9974 bbls flour 1876
packages domestic 6l5 do 1853 boxes sperm candles
500 bbls rosin $40 kegs crackers l6O bbs provisions
III lumber II hhds and liz boxes tobacco, $50 hams,
2l6 doz chairs 225 bags pepper 6a9 kegs lard l4 bbls
spirits urpenne $50 kegs sapere 1875 bales cassia 2O2
bales hay, 263 tons ice and sundres FlourThe sales in
the month about 900 bbs at 650ODl7000 for Bal
tmorc. Since then they have been very limited, being
chiefly 200 bb Ohio flour, from New York at l6OGlb
$50 1900 New Orleans ordinary at 1871 cash. 800 kiln
dried at l4 cash. The stock in first hands is about l6 900
bbls The highest offers u and 5 for Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Holders firm at l66Dl650o and if no
arrives for few days. they may obtain about these
prices There is no export demand except at low rates
The bakers hold moderate supplies but the stock in first
hands being large and the new crop so near at hand they
show disposition to buy at present. Domestics have
been exceedingly dull and the sales have been very limit
ed last quotations by retail lot of 300 packages
has been sold per less and boot drlngs ut
l65Ol7O The stock in first hands about 800 pack
ages. We quote brown drills at l70(0 so RS. The late
mporations of Suoks have proved very good they
again preferred to other marks 30 inch shrtngs at
Ia 40 rs; blue drills, 260(Gls0 Imports of English
goods continue very heavy and the frequent auction
excessive and sales have been very difficult at low prices
-hy son, l4O9(d 7OO; hyson skin lN3O00lniOO black
lI4OODl6Oo Rosn-sales at alOooCDllOo' and declining
Crackers quite unsuitable for this market and sales
have been made with difficulty, at 230OD250O for third
bbls. Spirits OF urpenne has been in overabundance
Sales cannot be made at 100 per ID. Lard
There stock Of 900 kegs in first hands and it cannot
be sold at Is rb The demand for this market
is limited and depends upon the price of sailed pork from
the interior which at present very low Butter should
be sent from the United States All imports have
been in excessive quantities. and sales generally have
been at losing prices Sapetre, $780, pepper 100
STA 450O4sO; hams l5O2O0 rs; leaf tobacco 64OO0sO0;
twist do 2500a320 rs sperm candles geo rs beef 20D
22OOO pork, 20oO0024Ooo. Coffee, the supplies have
been abundant but the demand has prevented much
emulation of stock Partly in consequence of the bad
accounts from Europe and improved rate Of Exchange
prices have declined l50GDa20O superors range
from 32OO0a34Oo good rsts 270O03o 0O regulars 400
02600 stock 49, 900 bags and increasing The total
Lnyc tn tha init cd ne
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portancs to our agrculturasts, and they should, by
manufacturing the articles and in preparing them for
market take particular pains to have them of the qua
lty and quantity represented The English and Irish
farmers are making strenuous efforts drive provi
sion from their markets and nothing will aid them much
in accomplishing their ends dishonesty practsed on
this side Of the water by the producers This outlet for
surplus produce should be fosered with the greatest
care and nothing allowed that will njure the high repu.
taton provisions from the United States may acquire
The exports from this city alone for the past four years
ho,o
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one result viz that stock .of wheat is about
900 OOOars less than this time last year These consi
deraions have probably led to the recent advance prices
and Justify the belief that quotations will rule quite
high during winter they do at present The trade has
since our last maintained very firm tone field labor
having engaged the farmers the supplies have scarcely
kept pace with the demand and prices have consequently
markets Hitherto very little speculation has taken place
any species of corn the pure bases made have been al
wholly by consumers and the improvement IN the
value of wheat &c may consequently be regarded as
having been occ asoned by purely legitimate means"
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BARBApoEs Nov BIN port Violet. Nowlan, from aud for
Phs aelpha days; Peterson Green do disg, to
Mscusdy from and I fer BIOS,
WIN Allen Spsuldns for NGTio via TS5ks Island in
the evening Of the "a "a. where she lay for
her oadost rudde and Knocked hole in her a. the
er edge, which caused her TO Leak badly Heca Williams
mkt Hope Johns from Wilmington. Del Isl and sailed Sd
NYork sailed I'd for do do Washington Dyer sailed FOR
Turks Island; Harriet Newell. from Norfolk, for Leeward
Islands. sailed I'd
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6Sz- PETERS CATHARTIC OR HEALTH LOZEN.
GES:-These Lozenges will be found perfectly efficient
speedy and safe in their operation Composed entirely of
liver thus preventing, well relieving, congestion of
that important organ. They particularly efcacious
in liver affections dyspepsia fever and ague bilious fe
aundice, Irregularities in females, costiveness all
affections of the stomach or bowels and for every disease
where purgative medicine is required. No medicine
has strong claims general efficacy as the Cathar.
tic, Health Lozenges They purify the system, purge
the blood of every noXous substance restore the unc
tons of the whole animal economy, and leave the ndvd.
ual with reinvgorated constitution. Had room,
would introduce such proofs of the virtues of this ncom-
parable Lozcngc would satisfy the skeptcal and
incredulous As it is offer it to the public strong in
the belief that it will be found superior to any known
medy. For sale at l25 Fulton street.
| 0I3- HAYS LINIMENT AND LIN'S BALM OF
CHINA is warranted to any of Piles the
ney shall be refunded To be had only 81 Courlandt
street
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Provision Market.

We hear change in any of the markets since last
week. Poultry is coming in in large lots. Some very
fine Jersey geese of the China breed, are coming in
These weigh from sixteen to eighteen pounds and sell Tor
los. each.
The misty weather OF the last few days, has had
tendency to knock down the prices of all perhabe ar
tcles
There is not much to say of the fish market. Smells
.alI;n lie
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

Nov. 23-Beeves-sO0 offered, including 100 left over
from last week Sales dull at 3iGDi for inferior to fair
qualities; 4l(d45 for prime. 60 left over.
Cows and Calves250 in market Sales from SIC to -
extra $50; sprngers, sO(0s; dry cows, S6(Ds
Hogs-95O Pennsylvania and western. Sales extremely
duh at 3ld4 for inferior fair qualities; extra A. 325
head left
Sheep and Lambs-l3oO in market Sales at 15fOSi
90: extra S2(I2 % per head.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

ISy- Hon. John Quincy Adams left Pittsburg on
Monday morning-made short stay at Washing
ton, Pa, and reached Cumberland on "Wednesday
evening.
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Qty-PRIvATE DIsEAsEs;A CURE GUARANTEED
The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city Of
New York. established for thesuppesson of quackey is
offer to all those afflicted with these distressing maledies
advantages not be met with in any other institution in
this country either public private From the constant
correspondence and from private arrangements between
the members Of the College and the eminent professors
of the medical institutions of Europe all improvements
the these diseases ared them long
before they reach the majority of the medic profession
this country With such celebrated remedies together
with the Combined skill of the first medical men OF this
country the College feel satisfied that the good work they
have undertaken, he suppression of quackery" will
ceive the patronage deserves from that portion ohe
public requiring their services
Terms-for advice and medicine So.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College 81 Nassau
street w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
N. B--Patients living at a distance by stating their
diseases explicitly in writing giving all symptoms to-
gether with the treatment they received elsewhere
obtain chest containing all medicines with full d.
recons for se with guarantee of cure by addressing
the agent of the college, post paid, enclosing S.
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The location OF St Louis is surpassed by any city
in the western country Its trade with this city very
large and its merchants stand high in this city regards
credit. Its exports of immense amount and of the
most valuable staple productions composed of lead irs
COAL tobacco, grain hemp all articles of great mpor
lance which are the actual wealth Of the country
resolution has been introduced into the Georgia
Legislature calling the Governor for information re-
atng to the State debt The total debt of Georgia on the
LIST OF January lsi3 50 $50 Of which SO BOG
is direct debt and the balances GA 353 is loans Of
credit. The State pays per interest its direct
Indebtedness which amounts to 500 per annum The
loan of the State credit TO the Western and Atlantic Rail-
road Company is subject Of considerable debate in the
legislature and will continue to be long the roads
remain half finished All the information the governor
can furnish will not place the State any of
debt. 1t will only throw little light on the financial
condition Of the State which the members of the legsa
ture sadly in want Of
Charles Stetson Esq., has been elected President OF the
Ohio Life and Trust Company, the place of NJ T. Will
ams, ESQ., resigned This company under the admin
straon of the late President has had large share opub
lie condolences its affairs have been udicously managed;
it is sterling stock and has maintained fair price in this
market amidst all the fluctuations of the money market
and specuations of brokers'
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Passengers Arrived.
sAvANsAH-Bris q Lamar-Captain Godfrey, Mrs Chas
Foreign Importation

Lospoy-shp T5qy52i pkgs Masters, M.rkoe co-.aJ NJ
IL cks 30 kegs bxs Ssmuel-30 Murray
gael02 bd 1891 bars iron Ellman78 300 slabs tin 6
cks 20 chts order.
RIO yANEIRo-Barqne Eunomus-eOo bags coffee Barstow
co-735 do Corning son-l265 10 order.
SIR JAGo-Bg Old Colony729 boxes bids 960 bales
tobacco Dunscomb Beckwit522 bales do w Agnew
. hxsto ords
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CoNsULs.-The President has officially recogniz-
ed Edward Uhraub as Consul of Hanover for the
port OF Baltimore; and Adolphe E, Borie as Consul
OF Belgium for Philadelphia.
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MONEY MARK EFT.
Friday, WOW. 24.-6 p. M

The sales at both boards to-day very large and
generally at better prices Almost all stocks up
Long Island advanced per cent Canton do; Patterson
Il Harlem Z; Mohawk i Illinois III sales very heavy,
reaching nearly $4,000; Indiana sterling, l; Kentucky
down /; Ohio 6s, J. sales to large amounts Ohio SIS, il
Pam yly oia Sc 1
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no. ISLAND OF CUBA MANSION HOUs

QI7- ISLAND OF CUBA MANSION HOUSE
GUINES-This house for Americans is continued by
the subscriber and he offers his hest services those
who require healthy quiet accommodations in the
try and most delightful part of the Island Strangers will
find here large and pleasant house kept in the American
style good servants, speaking English and Spanish
horses and carriages and every advantage that benefit
business amusements During the last two years this
house has been visited by several eminent physicians
from the United States who concur in the opinion that
many important advantages for persons with pulmonary
disorders here combined Guines is at the southern
extremity of the railroad oryve miles from Havana to
which place there is daily communication and but three
hours ride. .4 8. A. WOODBURY..
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LATEsT snUTHERN sHIP NEWS

PnILAprLrnIA, Nov 2i-Ar Echo, Dyer, BaTbsdoesi VIM
mond frances Land, Freeport; Cordea, Pendton Cam.
Nov 23Au Arctic Phillips; Pauline Manson,
and Erie unhy Rio Janero; Quee,y She'll tB) Waiting
ton Trinidad; Sema, Pay, Bona,rc
AlrxsSpa,A Nov 23-Sld Sophrona, Ryder, Boston,
RIcHMoNp, Nov 22-Arr w smith, and Constellation,
NoRroLH. NOV % AR Gen Scott, Doughty, WORK. Iu.
Paine Cor aud Janet, for Rio, from Ba.
more have gone to sea
Harriet Of Boston, from New York for st Thomas, Nov TO-
lat ~ IL ~ Ion 60 S.
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American provisions are increasing in demand in the
English markets. and prices are improving Great com.
plants are still made by purchasers of the careessness in
packing beef and pork of the aduteraton of lard and
the poor quality and sizes OF cheese lbs being de-
sirable weight and will bring proportionably higher
price The market that is growing up in Great Britain
for principal articles Of produce Of the utmost i'm
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nr7- PEALE's MUsEUM.-This popular establishment
offers and diversified attractions to-day First being
Broadway and directly opposite the Park and City Hall
place in the city afford such facilities for seeing
the procession and the proceedings in the Park this
having balconies, windows, &c, capable of accommo-
dating hundreds of people The attractions in the saloon
will he very rich-Great Western T. g. Booth Certo.
SC giving grand performances during the day and
ing, Madame Adoph also be consulted at oil hours.
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Shin Masters and AGENT.

We shall esteem fsvoI Captains Of Ve.seIs viii Evs
p9r Of she shipping left the PoT whence they .a-d
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents AZ home abroad. will also confer favor by
sending 70 this Office all the Marin. Intelligence they
received -
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PHILADELPHIA,

OHIO RWER.-At Pittsburg, on Tuesday, the
river had nine and half feet of water in the chan
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Exchange at the commencement of September at
2525t suddenly vanced to 25d and 25s it has since
been done at 26d to large extent 1t very firm. Spe-
Gle has declined; dollars, l9lODl95o douboons 800
03ll200.
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no. MRS. CARROLL WOULD REMIND THE PUB
lie of the efficacy of the Medicated Vapor Baths in reev
ing sudden colds rheumatism evers cutaneous diseases
SC They elicit flow of blood to the surface; and remove
whatever may exist Of diseased action Of the skin and in
few minutes every unpleasant sensation SUBSIDIES and
the whole system restored to of life and vgor
of action. Open from O'Clock in the morning till 9
O'Clock at night, at 25 Courandt street.
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Ny- THANKSGIVING IS A COMING, MUCH TO
the JOY OF the neghborng farmers when general slaugh
terng of geese and poultry will be the Be-
sides the feasting we fear there will be little giving of
thanks We feel thankful just now having enjoy an
admirable shave from the softenng Influence Of the Tu-
berose Shaving Cream" which acts the beard like
charm. Phaon should be immortazed for the benefits
already bestowed upon mankind first in his nmitable
Ventilating Gossamer Wig" (Which received the prize
at the American InstituteD then have what all the
ladies admire his celebrated Daha Cream for the hair
beautiful toilet article; and finally his Incompatible
ing cream We advise readers to call at his
loon 24 Broadway, opposite St Pau and try its merits.
Sold also by g. b. Zeber Co.. Ledger Buildings Phil
adelphia; Brainard Co., ID Court st, Boston.
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ma LIFE OF EX.PREsIDENT

(fy- LIFE OF EX-PRESIDENT JACKSON, BY
AMOS KENDALL,-The Harpers are to publish in fifteen
parts at two shilings each with two fine engravings
per part ho life of the old Roman by his quondam chef
de cuisine Here is glorious chance for the whole
"democracie" to put their hands into their pockets The
Generals life Of incident the author of this work
just the right for the job and the book will be thanks
to the publishers of the most beautiful productions
Of the American press. What more does the " de-
mocracie" want No. III is out and contains two good
engravngs. For sale at this Office
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05- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERATIvE--Fo the
cure of primary secondary syphilis This powerful al
eratve is guaranteed not to contain particle Of mercury
or any mineral injurious to the system, although pos
sessng ent control those Oathsome diseases
is universally used in all the hospitals of Europe
synthetic complaints and is certain for venereal
throat ulcers nodes pains in the joints bones and
and all complaints arising from synthetic faint in the
constitution improper of mercury. Sold in sin.
gle bottles 81 each in containing dozen So
fully packed and sent to all parts of the Union
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy 81 Nassau street. '0.,.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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DO NEW ERA IN COLOGNE WATER-A splen.
did article be had at 81 Couandt street cheaper than
ever before offered in this market Splendid large quart
hook bottles at SO cents is an example.
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MARITIME HERALD.

sailing Days Of the Steam ships
IRON LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA
Caledonia, Lott '..... Dec !
Acadia, Ryre... Nov 10 Dec.
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The progress of agriculture in this Countrywide i'm
mense tracts of land annually redeemed from its wild
state and brought under cultivation by the thousands of
emigrans that daily landing on shores is fast
building up large and thriving cities at the West We
have this result given in very gratifying instance in the
extent and resources of the city of St Louis of the
largest and most promising cities in the whole
country and destined to be the largest inland city in the
Union 1t Is the largest depot of produce west of Buffalo
Its financial resources very extensive The income
of last year was $l32sl4sl which the council appro.
priaed in the following Manner
For interest, S6O,3S SO Engineers Depmt 800 90
Salaries, - s97 Ia Streets and Alieys 33O7 90
" for Council, &c, $500 90 Contingent, li,0S7 43
Hospital 1888 35 Water Works bsl4 90
Workhouse, 1875 80
Commons, 1000 90 1928 694 03