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M RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative MIX.

{n1- RECORDS PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
rURE for the pei manent cure of primary and secondary
,yphis has entirely abolished the use OF mercury in
hose distressing complaints All persons suspcctng
ssnerea faint remaining in their system should this
powerful Alternative without delay Sold in single hot
les 81; in cases containing hall Dozen SIS, carefully
packed and sent TO oil parts OF the Unsn.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College Of Medi
cine end Pharmacy ~ Nassau street.
WIS. RICHARDSON Agent.
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M CONSTITUTIONAL Drp,rr

20. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
line and Pharmacy, OF the city OF New York il conf
ieny recommended to all persons suffering from debi.
N.Y. produced either ny excessive indulgence in secret
habits by po'rscted Illness This celebrated in
rotor OF the constitution is composed Of combination of
botanical remedial agents that Is emnentIy adsped 10
he inauguration Of the whole sy stem. "
Sold in single bottles 81 each, in cases of half n
lozen $5 carefully packed and sent TO all parts of the
Union. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College.
~ NJ ssau street
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o. ARREST OF O'CONNELL.-This is the most
exciting by the Britannia. but it isno half so i'm
portan as Phaions Tuberose shaving Cream. This
tice emnentiy calculated TO almost every
other preparation for shaving highly pleasing its
qualities in sefenng the beard and imparting hite
and smooth to the face hitherto unatan
ed by any invention for shaving.
II improves with age whereas il is well known that
soaps lose their emolent nature and dry up causing the
ski smart by the action OF akali the SIX in No gen.
temen should be without this plus ultra of the toilet
for consider goodartice fer laher ipdspensa
as a sharp trial is invited at the hair dressing
saloon. al4 Broadway, opposite St. Panls
EDW'D PHALON.
Sold wholesale and retail by Dranard Co.. ID Court
st., Boston,
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The comparison is as follows:-
Foundation. Products Of Grain.
France, 81 900 bush 5j7 $50 ii3
United States 1902, ss6 $50, $685. 90
In the United States Indian end oats are of the
largest quantity In France wheat is the most bulky.
The United States produced the latter o. 9b7 bush
els and FRANCE 1872 O26 $50 bushels which is about the
same proportion to each nhabtant in each country All
other grains in the United States immensely in
cess Of the French production which varies greatly in
different years In unfavorable year, very large i'm
port Of grain is necessary The effect of this import is,
to exhaust the stocks of grain in the large European
markets and In case OF deficit in England throw the
latter almost entirely upon the United States for her
plies This effect, Of late years, has been much hegh
tened by the necessity which France is under Of sending
large supplies Of grain to her colony of Algie and
West India islands. Each year, both the continent
and in England the political disasters which threaten
the train of deficit harvest serious
aspect. The rapid growth of manufactures the
tinen fast Withdrawing capital from the poor and pro-
fatle cultivation of worn out lands consequently dmin.
ishing the supply of food and increasing the
uneasine Of the several governments All this is in
sensbly breaking down the systems of restriction and
smoothing the way for the reception of those large sup
plies of produce which farmers stand ready fur
nsh when lawyers and politicians shall have ceased to
NEEDLE with the private affairs of citizens.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.

SECOND BoARD, Saturday Nov. 4.-i75 shares Pbsdel-
pha Bk 95 30 do Planters Blk Of Tenn 65t DO Penns
Biz 30 do do a $1,000 State % 6st $50 shares Re
ing r. III $500 Girard Bank Notes st 1855 shares Will
mngton r, lst; 10 do Union Blk Tenn 62i.
FIRST BOARD Monday Nov. Go thar Girard Bank,
6l so do do do 6s4 do Northern Bank OF Kentucky So
So 900 State SIS 6sa do Ca 81 shares Union Bank
of Tennessee IS do Reading Railroad so do do do
days ~; 100 do Wilmington Railroad Ist; 100 do do
do daysf s So 600 Tennessee Bonds IS, s2I; 81 900
do DO SIS LIST July s2s 600 Lehigh 6 ls45 35 $aOO
do &C. s4s 81 A shares Farmers Mechanics ank 40;
SO do Harrisburg Railroad, 81.
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o. FIFrH EplrIoN-.uousEKEErER,s A,


TEND Just published, Mrs. Ellis's Houss keeping
Made Easy or Complete Instructor, in all branches Of
Cookery and Domestic Economy, containing the most
modern and approved receipts OF daily use in all families
Price 25 cents Revised and adapted the wants of the
Ladies OF the United Ststes, by an American Lady.
This will be found the most complete, accurate. and
comprehensive manual Of cookery and household
my ever published embraces sl the most I'M
prsvemens in the ait and ia adapted 10 the important
changes introduced within few years. in consequence
Of the physiological investigation of Csmbe, and the
chemical Liebig and other eminent scholars
In medical and hygienc point of view, this work is.
therefore, all important every who desires
the well being OF her family.
The additions by the American editor such as to
adapt perfectly to the wants OF people, Ind much
novel information in regard to cookery and the manage
ment of household will be found in the work. It's
cheapness will commend ii to every one.
For sale at all the depos of cheap publications. and by
the publishers, BURGESS STRiNGER,
corner of Broadway and Ann street,
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oF- PEALE'S MUsEUM-The entire change of at
fractions at this favor'e establishment TO the
appreciation Of the public for the large saloon well
filled last night and the performances went of with the
greatest ecla Great Westerns imitation Of the locomo
tive most capital thing and the melody Of the min
srels Of the richest KIND La Petite Cerito
light and graceful fairy, and the comic singing most
provokingIy laughable. Madam Adolph is reading off
tonhsg accuracy and her revelations OF future events
really wonderful Grand performances tonight at
half past o'clock.
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CO THE BEAUTY, GRACE AND SPLENDID
musical tale nts the Misses shaws and their brother
found most gratifying appreciation the concert last
evening atthe American Museum, the first of. nightly
SERIES Miss Nary's sweet and pure, Soprano and Miss
Rosinas eru and rich contralo heard in sols
and duets to excellent advantages while the Scottish and
Irish ballads OF Mr. Shaw received with great enhu
sIasm. Barnum never gave better two shng's worth
than this week
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1Y- PETERS COUGH LOZENGES.-
Disease may approach hut It cannot destroy,
Though it comes with ravenous band

Though II comes Win n ravenUus band
There's healing that fills the most sickly with Joy,
IT'S the Lozenges of Peters ct hard.
Reader, you afflicted with a cough or cold that 10
lspidy approaching towsrds consumption, remember
that it is not only possible hut probable that you will be
cured ycu try Dc Peters famous LoZeDges that have
Lozenges pleasant TO the taste, formed from the
most valuable remedies in the world all diseases
Of the lurgs and complaints of SIMILAR nature II should
be remembered that to disease we should guard
sgsinst it. you should have cold, try Peters, Cough
Lozenges ct once and never fear continuance Of cold
Depot las Fulton street.
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This gives slight increase in the circulation ndca
tive Of improved demand for bank funds for mercen
tile purposes. The effect Of the China news upon the
Manchester and other leading manufacturing markets,
very satisfactory, and will a stimulus to
trade during the usually slack winter months Foreign
fl hrs generally have been established upon firm ba.
SIS The improvement in trade has hitherto been chiefly
in markets. while the Continent and elsewhoreit
loses ground further retrograde movement may be ex
pected until at least free trade reciprocity principles pre-
vail.
The revenue Of the krgdom for tie year has been as
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n5- PROFESSOR VELPEAUS SPECIFIC PILLS,
SAFE, quick and radical for gonorrh1a, gleet,
aud eli mocupuruent discharges from the urethra.
They have entirely superseded the old treatment for
complaints saving the patient than balf the
time occupied by the former course, and curing the dis
without taipting the BREATH disagreeDg with the
stomach, confinement IRON business They are to be
had genuine the office OF the Con utng Rooms of the
College, of Medicine and Pharmacy, ~ Nassau street.
VS. RICHARDSON, Agent
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New York Cattle Market

New Cat market 1880 beet cattle, (4o0 souhern) as
cows and calves, and $50 sheep and lambs.
Prces-Beei Cattle-We quote to correspond with last
week, viz ordinary TO prime retailing $ts 81 so So,
with few extra IS rs.
Cows and Calves-Ali taken at SIS S23 80.
Sheep and Lambs-Au sold, at 81 a 50 278 for lambs
end 81 as to 50 for sheep, as in quality.
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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Nov. &C r. M.
We have again, from England, later advices which
continue TO be Of the best character Cotton sales were
large at better prices business rapidly improving money
still abundant, the political horizon clearing up end he
revenues OF the government the increase. while the
bullion in the bank sill swells in amount The returns
are follova
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French revenue, 8 months.

% 3 mos, ending Sept 30,
Toal....''.. 'f56Sl3 0C0 f55T, oo3 COO
we're f6s7 Oss 600 against 900 lss. year. The
general result rapidly extending trade The rates Of
money have not materially advanced, but seeks on
TIE rise.
The stock market presented much more animation to
day end prices generally in advance. Ohio
I, Illinois SIS 1; Long flsnl Ill Harlem ~ Fla mers
Loan /.
large.
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20 Commodore RoBrRr siLvEY, OF News Fleet a Re
nort OF the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed III,
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo,
my Foreign Newspapers News they may have. lie WI
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home or abroad will also coulter favor hl
sending TO this Office all the Marine Intelligence they cal
obtain Nautical information OF any kind will be thankful,
received.
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Total Revenue 4i2i6,l33 ds392,s50 5S0o6is 663,t3l
The increase upon the year has been the income tax
and China money In all other items there decrease
On the quarter however there is increase Of f2ao
SIS in the excise which indicates improved demand
Tor consumsble goods Of the general improved state of
trade In France there is the resalt The returns
or the niue months ending Sept. 30
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90 HAvANA.-Mrs. VESTS Boarding House has
been removed tohc building previously occupied as the
I" Mansion House Hotel" No. lI9 Gale Obraba,
Of Gale which has been extensively
repaired and improved Prices arranged in conformity to
the occupied, and time remaining. For cards. &C.,
apply to Mr.. f. B. Tute, No. Ann street. who will be
happy to furnish every information to travellers bound
Havana.
N.B.-Passepgers are required to obtain passports,
which will be facilitated by the clerk of the House, who
will board all vessels Immediately their arrival
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m WE HAVE JUST SEEN sHI[LING PUr

90 WE HAVE JUST SEEN A SHILLING PUB
which turns out to!be cheap repint OF Bo,cs
o's Decsmerop collection Of smutty tales dished up
classical way in elegant dicon. We depore this
seding. Shilling doses Of polite hbertanism are al
ros dangerous TO the system as shilling doses CT su
anum, 0odrey's Cordial! Ovid il very besuti'ul, o.
course; but lett for the chase fashionable lady stu
lent. end the academic young gentleman, whose intel
let's are cultivated by refined process TO bear the
weight Of all the elegant in the dead and living
languages without injury to their physical functions or
their morals. shskspeares sonnets, or Fieldings or
Smotus works do any benefit TO upeduca'ed person
the slightly accomplished an Imaginable service.
Inc DecsmeroD by Bocaacio 10 collection OF vulgar
incidents dshed no in an elegant just as conecon'
ers sugar are gross compounds take in children We
suppose this work will sell "a streak We're agreeable
( the authorities are.
Sold at all the depOs-price one shilling.
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TO- PRIVATE DlSEASEs.-A CURE GUARAN.
TEED-The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy Of the
City Of New York, established Tor the suppression OF
quackery is prepared to treat all diseases OF pr
vate nature and offer 10 all those afflicted with these dis
ressng malades advantages not to be met with in any
other institution in this country, either public private.
From the constant correspondence and from private
gement between the members OF the College and the
eminent professors OF the medical institutions OF Eu
rope all improvements in the OF these diseases
forwarded to them long before they reach the mso
rty Of the medical profession this country With such
celebrated remedies together with the combined skill of
the first medical OF this country, the College feel
sed that the good work they have undertaken, the
suppression Of quackery" will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion of the public requiring their
servicee.
Terms moderate.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 0. Nassau
stree. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NIB. Patients living at distance by stating their d
explicitly in writing, giving ali symptoms, together
with the treatment they received elsewhere ii any,
obtain chest containing all medicines with full direc.
ions for use with guarantee of by addressing the
agent of the college pest paid, onclcsng SIS.
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Died..

Died.
November 6, after a short illness, Epwrs HupsoN, {
G eat Egg Hsrbor Philadelphia papers please copy
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n7-A LECTURE ON MAN AND woMAN's

pG-A LECTURE ON MAN AND WOMAN'S
HAIR, showing how, by the means Of three shilling
bottle OF the following preparation beautiful silky head
of dark hair is produced, be it ever SO bad.
This preparation. called Jones' Coral Hair Restorative.
makes the hair delicously sc dark and skv and will
keep thrice long any other hair stuff besides
it positively possesses hsse qualities: it Will force the
hair TO grow, stop it Ealing off, scu,f dsn6rnf
and mai light red gray nar naturally dark and beau
tifu We sell three shilling ho ties Of this that TIC pub
lie may try without expendng dollar, as is the usual
charge; know j. is pretty much all represented, and
afraid but people will buy moreet persons give
IL fair trial. and they will be satisfied. They
the Of the most respectable persons at store
who have used this. Give it one trial; that will
vince you.
Sold at the sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham
street. N. VI State st. Boston, Ledger Buildings, Phi
ladelphis; or l39 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD The Hardware Store Of
the subscr Der ent,red by Of se keys the
nisht e the 81 10 al Noyenbe aud rbhed Of quantity Of
ivory pbe cutlery in dozes and sets, pocket gallery
specie The above reward II he given tor the OF
the goods aud onvctiun of the thsyeJ proporonae
'%9Ga. iD' part o. g. H. DwEyGER 1856 Chatham u,
" Broadway up st So. HITE would resre fully cal
the attention citI7ens and visiting The city TO his
splendid Dasuereoyte Potas either ,in2'e or ~ groups
from ne the pi,te Portraits tab in all
kinds re weithsr the W Tn or without cDlos.
MIR White is the for the sop-rior imported Ter
man Csmara. The city OF New York aud other eab
N. B-Irpoued Gp man Camari;, rench and American
Camaa, Plde Cas,s Cbemi Polishing Materials &c
awa's on hid for sale st he lowest prices. nj 3n"m
DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERIES OF PA
L TENT CoLoRED PHoToGRAris-
PSI Broadway New York
1856 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
IS Court street, Boston
Corner Of North Baltimore streets Baltimore
Aud Douw's Buildings, Albany
constituting the Oldest and most extensive establishment of
the kind 10 The world aud containing upwards OF thousand
pictures.
Adnttsnce free.
These Portraits having been awarded the First Premium and
highest honor by the American and Franklin Institutes res
pectvey st their IN exhibitions. thus oci'y susm
~ The position OF super orty he~toioTe universally
them by The puOlc, the most beautiful Daguecotypes ever
orc ductd.
Lben,sses taken every day. without resarl 20 Weather
pamhes tremipm Appsat and Patent Rights, fltest -
&c &c. wholesale and retail. W In- .,
7 EFT HIS HoME-on Tturday afternoon ,,,a s boz
heshy face When he LEFT he had ons cap dark osercqat ZACH
"a and pansloons Tbs three middle fingers his right
are all Of the same length Ne was '. seen near ne
the above boy at 51 Gold street Brooklyn viii be SUITABLY
New York, Nov 9Th nea'm
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
Nov 6-Cld T. ID WOLFE Hall Madeira and

Leghom.
BALTIMORE, Nov 6-Au Gazee, Hunt, Antigua; Almenn
Dill Boston Flor del Mar Knnear Portsmouth, nh; Reaper
Sears, Providence Cid Rebecca, newes Bremen; Condor
Cole NYork. -
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER !
Cleared.

SUN RISES ...6 30 MOON RISES.
sETs... .,.....4 AZ HIGH WATER 80
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The quantity of grain here produced is in bushels o
6bo4s quantity of the grains produced in the
United States for the year. $50 go bushels.
The comparlson in M follows
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- WANTED TO PURCHA SE--About twelty acres
R of improved land with comfortable dwelling thereon
being peeTed) situated and extendns down
water either the Hudson or East rivers shout or
miles from the city Any having such place for sae
,an Obtain purchaser provided be perfectly healthy aud the
ce does not exceed S5ooo by addressing "Ceres the
ofEce of HE paper. MI 1tIssr
A NCHOR-One Of Porers Patent Anchors weighing abe t
p7N {. X COLLINS, So South ct;
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MEMS Mr. RCEK AND TAILOR.

d ICHARp CALROW, (f all street formerly, and sole
IL author Of the Iaors Assstantt respectfully informs his
and the public in senea that the Halter
hr has with since his at 9 Canal has
induced him down No ~ Nasau where
he hopes his old and also his that the
real gold is tried, the brighter il shines Being well
OF the prevalence Of humbug these times. and the
and ain o nnuneabe arfces used IN all and every line
of business entap uothnk purchase OF
which apparently va'u ,be but which, when having been
less
He conscious that his former will require
commendit aud TO them aud occasion, he
ref rs those who may wish 10 deal with him.
~ Bon hand assortment Of loihs. Cnssmeres and
Vestsgs Of the style which will he mad- order
prices ranging from % to 30 cent below the customary
prices. n52wssTc
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DIR RLsKE'S PANA,EA
SHOULD BE EsPr in every house, AID be always ready
M,ny who relief II they HAD known this remedy
aBd aprl this direction, would hale and
But such would while there il life there hops,
ADD If any epara'ion in the world this For
sale No 2se Bowery and at NO Asor House Newark,
at rrippe 2o3 Broad street ant in Brookyn i39 Eult
street rice ST. Also for sale Dr. Henrys Rheumatic syrup
ms 3ts'r
THERE Is No SUCH WORD AS FAIL"
T'ARRANT's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBs
AND COPAlBA.-This preparation Will be found tbs
greatest and most valuable dscov the aonas OF medicine
for the speedy removal OF all e1usi enest
The following hattering testimonials from eminent msd
cal fully susans the hish character oil this nes
ma bic msdicIue
Ts general which your medicine has acquired in the
seyera Hospitals which has under
DIV effected by ~ lanee ma perseverance, it
a. remedy OF Gonnorhoea and elect Which
although very yet fully subdued shooter ne
Rod than accomplished by the former ordinary modes
"A practice"
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
JAMES TARRANT, Druggist, &c.
corner Greenwich sad Warrsn ss
Orders attended with cusity from section Of the
Union 7wi m
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Washington, ID. &.

lCorrespondence of the Herad.l
WASHINGTON, Saturday, July l, lS43.
The Cabiaet-Hs Neo appointments and Discussions
The Chinese Commissione-the Weather.
Ii has been decided that MIR Upshur is to be Sc
cretary of State, Mr.. Henshaw OF Boston, Secretary
of the Navy, and Mr.. John Nelson, OF Baltimore.
Attorney General. SO you perceive the Acting Pre-
sident has made dip into the democratic ranks for
two of his Cabinet MIR. Nelson, who was indicted
into office to-day, has been prominent Van Buren,
man in Maryland IA correspondent from Bah-
more Gays he is a Calhoun man He is an amiable
gentleman, of some talents and as the people ge-
nerally care very lltis who or how many men Capt
Tyler may put into his Cabinet Tor the year and
half, no one will take The trouble to question this
or any other appointment.
MIR, Hpnshaw, who has been appointed Secretary
OF the Navy, has been heart OF as formerly a drug
slst In Boston, and more recently as Collector, Tor
short pc lod. He is a calhoun man." which Is
the reason tor his appointment, as the President IN
forms Mr. Wise. A personal Trend OF the President
asked him, day or Two since, why he did not bring
some eminent statesman into his 'abinet. He re-
Piled that the two great parties OF the country mono
police" all The talent, and he was lett to make the
best of what he could find among the Tyler men.
Mr.. Wise arrived here yesterday, but too late to
effect any object, as the appointments ot Nelson and
Henshaw had been made before ms arrival
The President told Mr. Upshur that il was neccs-
sary he should leave the Navy Department, as new
arrangement had been made. lie reures win the
good will OF he whole Navy; and il is much TO be
regretted that the service IS to lose 80 valuable and
respe ctsble head:
Mr. Spencer is Disappointed at the promotion Of
Mr. Upshur. and threatens, secretly vengeance most
dire. Mr.. Upshur will held no conferences with him
whatever. The President thinks OF making visit
10 Williamsburg, to make another speech, as soon
as Robert has finished writing it.
Mr.. Cushu g, the Chinese agent, i is said, VIII
sail in the Missouri in about four or five weeks he
is to be landed in the Mediterranean, after which
the ship is 10 proceed TO Eng gland.
The heat OF the weather il very oppressive. The
thermometer has been standing at 70 IN the shade
for the last two days. Various projects on foot
to celebrate the Fourth OF July. wish you cool
day, and much fun IN New York.
JOHN JONES OF THE WHITE HOUSE.