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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-16

n e. OF those superior Moline pEOyvs,
Ohaxe been this spring received, embracing
Corn Piows, Two-Horse Flows and Breaking
Piows, from i5to % inches, for sale Attn PEG.
Pies store, by y. e. PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-16
ALL THINGS ARE READY NOW

gESHE citizens of Muscoda and the surroun-
IA ding country, are informed their cd friend
THOMPSON. THE PEDLAR," NAV be found at
the store of Thompson 81 Hopkins,
a0est door Of the Mn&coda Hotel, Water-street,
MUseoDA, WIS.,, where may be found also
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-16
100000 Risks I!

NED real and personal property against
Fre aad Water to the value of more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
DIED.

BRACKETT-At Hsdds Conn the 7h inst, Joseph War
r.r Bracket Of NewYork. aged 80 years
(RuMNELO On the 18th inst amer long and psnin i rs
Caroline wife Of william C-umwen sged 81 sud days
The cnds Of the family respectfully inyei 10
st,s nd this 2th ococr from her
dence so Fes,erst.
HAYhEs-A WILLIAMSBURG on the 18th inst Mr. P NJ Haynes
HaIL-In Hudson Mich Ocf - of pulmonary consumption,
Nancy K wife Of l. Hail. ~ D. aged 80 years, formerly Of
Adams Berkshire Co, Mas.
NOBLE the 18Th John Noble IN the $50 year Of his age
aivs friends invited attend his faners without
further notice bis reside No 80 FouFhst this Thurs
day) afternoon, 2cth inst, At 81 O'Clock. .
SWAN-In Calais Me- Saturday, 18th inst ar. James C.
swan ssed son Of Francis swan Esq
WILLIAMS Wednesday morning 10th inst Deborah reict
OF Daniel Williams In the 7lst year Of her
Of family invited attend her TINS
Thu the residence naw ID T. Bawy
No 52 GreeIwich-st, at u o'clock.
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MARRIED..

BFRRIAN-DILIOn Tuesday 18th the Church Of the
Holy Couurion by the Rev Dr. Muhenhurs Augustus G. Der
rian Of tbs City Miss Elizabeth =, daughter OF John D Esq,
Of south River, -
fF-Cncirns,i and san Franci.co papers please copy.
ANBY-PRESWlCK-In Brooklyn on the 18Th Inst At tho
song place Church ~ the Rev l. Taylor Caleb Candy Es
En Y Mary D. eldest daughter Of Capt G. Fre'we OF
The former place.
re- PLisdelp hia and Baltimore papers please copy
LILLETT-B RONN-On Tuesday morning lsth Inst, at the
Fiat Church Elmr b. the Rev DR. Murdocs Dan
lei " Gilett E.q- to Miss T. Augusta Browne.
JONESPHFLPS- On the s September by the Rev. MIR GAL
.dnet Mr. 10. Jones Yo City Miss sarah Phelps
only dasshter Of Horace Phelps Of Hartford
LITTLE On Tuesday sb inst At che Church Of IN,
Chsrerou c. Miss Eumeine dsnshter Of George schS
% o. this City
r Cincinnati and Francisco papers please copy
sANDs-TOWNSESD-Af Wsshing Vile Orange Co, n Y,
on Tuesday by the Rev Dr. Hasey Mr. Jacob b. sands
Mrs Townsend daughter Of the John Brooks Esd OF
rha frlsfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

The receipts of Cotton ut al ports since the LIST September
only s4656 bales against 1928 last year at the sans
period The stock lO2734 bales against i5o5oo last
year The exports are 2ss76 bales against 1927 In 1882
Another successful experiment was had with = a. Gar
diners Gold Quartz Crusher and Amgamator In this City
Friday last The tested. 1900 h. was from tho
Wyckof Nine in Fauquer County Va. and yielded 1921
dwis Of fine metal The Wyekof Niue being thorough
ly opened and preparations making to work the prop
erty a liberal scsle.
David Hoadley Esq, at pre'ent Vice President OF the
American Exchange Bank has been oted President OF
the Panama Railroad Company, 10 I'll tho vacancy coca
stoned by the resignation Of william c. Young Mr. Hosd
ley will enter upon the duties Of the office Oh tho lat OF
November until which time Mr. O. b Lamar will omciats
o President Of the Company.
DIR Carpenter, for many years confidential Clerk with
Messrs Bowen MoNamse has been elected Treasurer Of
the Hudson River Railroad Company The receipts of the
Road for the fst ten days Of October we're $4,000.
The first week of the Norwich Road shows gain over
last year Of $500.
The Money Market Is without marked change IL too
stringent for comfort but still borrowers generally manage
to find il ct some price.
The outstanding Public Debt Of the United States after
the redemption Of s54sOO the pat week figures up as fol-
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Whole Debt ssi9sfD
The sdvces by the Asia considered in tbs street 70
be favorable than had been anticipated and the Fan
ces improved under them The advance in Consos to %
a92l we considered The most encouraging feature On
Thursday he London msrket according 10 The Times ws
az follows
The statement published this morning. Of the tons
taken by the Emperor Of Russia At Omtz. caused the
English funds 10 oIen with nu hnn1es bn consider
able rse which euned subsequently CHECKED ~
multitude Of mrore C0nsoh, which len Oh yesterday q
slI opened at 9s 70 and steadily advanced % 3D. Upon
the eppesrarse Of tho second edition Of the dan psp
shovng the ogsOn generally on the Continent
viii regard 10 the immediate possibility OF zone norssa
vas again forced down 20 d. slight tendency 10 nesn
IMPROVEMENT was then manifested and the h,a prices
were 81 to for money and Oh TO for November sc-
count Among the principal reports circulated during The
afternoon vss one the effect that meeting Of Paris
meut il likely 70 be decided upon forthwith Another
wa increase in the -.e Of interest Exchequer
bills i about 10 be snnouneed
The NtNs says
for weeks past has been reported In well informed
quarters here,-yz THAI the Emperor OF Russia
before the combined opposon be has provoked ees on
the English stock market opened this morning Win mach
frmer appearance. and quickly attained 40 sassncs "
some cent. the depressed ciosing rang " ye.sI
day tie bears showing anessns Az ss,,s.s. 49,
however followed and the whole recovery wa hss win
NAKED rsuidity variety OF disgusting rumon peinx
erpistsd some Of which referred ~ the speedy eonvoee
49,; - In connection with the Turkish quarrel
rd shers 10 an alleged intention Of the French Govern
80, 20 d.nsfcb 10000 troops 10 Constsnfinopie Prom
~ fan there was sustained recovery tho asks eev
ing eff DAN in tone owing 10 the intelligence Of ccnaas4
Ssifne-s or the Psris BouTse Of this day"
During Friday The Consol market was sustained and
the hie.s quotation wss sasssi The Tsms Osys tAst
money was more abundant in the Stock ExcAssgs 81
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fAsvr-fiscmsut
MnpF TuAE MnlRf

MORE THAN MOORE
WAGER r. ffe. vter r. frl1m
Tsr-9T s'.ii crrrrrs-d -
III re'rr n ~ 80 J h1-s- sio-s
Ntsrs e. tcTh'cf f-rsra.
lhsre vcua-frr.s III deiiGli ;0EI
Fcr ther, vift nlls-.l lss t1sfs,
LcsEE. ~ cufv I'd juvenile
Pa vi-h B. c-u irgrh-e
The li-fie % ~ i'ih r's heat.
AID n.Grrss pride I'D ~.
10 rsi' tc io1f not r ouksy Ike.
But usvsl dressed tsy.
Fcrref net then, e. we. Johns.
LcszE, rh- v0lnE.,-r's friend.
hs eiothins thai 70 hoyhoo5, DAYS
A thousand Eraces lend
l. Losxs, No. s John<f
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TAdvertisenenf I

The LAprEs' NoNISATIoS-THE NoMNArioSs-
We have the ratification announce thaf Aessfs ~
TowE Of ban Hall No FL Gr,Sist base r.eeNed ne
uous the ladies' The 0tee Of Jadfs 40
e ~ lrv coed. Thew thk distraction y tas
s,cI Wiki away keep % tsrd and wseh aow -
81 H. uhole Town Ne were sarprsed and ~ onee t1
oher eay Eron pAsrs their place 70 see 30 throsfra
shopper ne beautiful .ssortraeni o. rn
me-, shIw Lyors Velvet Of al wfhs Broeke. .ns r.h
eyery v,rey an pattern commend - ons oi ne os
the city H.ke sseieetion en- al Proats md ea@A '
no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Rsrortss for The n. Trssns b. hssss FAY 4 Tson.a
Pb.f B9y6-sloo PsnAs q 81 sISeU = g. 81 g r e..n'
red es.h n 50 do easb do b5~n, III - do Is n 80
80 sorrs eB.l IS "a 10 DO IS ~ 100 DO ist 100 DO
Is iss Harr.burs R. 81 Reading R. 81 10 do 81 100
sebayl Nav szo Is America Bsak I52i q Manu-. Mech
Bark 81 - -. -. II,
IS3 Long Island r. X, l5f
SosS BoaSd-s5tCs hzroad ss 1917. se Pennsyvans
81 "a $40 20 s2t e. Wilmington Railroad Ga ID GU 80
Morris Csnsl IS; 1876 50 sehay k SayifHon Prefer
red sSwr Island Railroad 49,; - ar1rd
Barf CAP 3 ePssTS Bank, kezsneky Is lo ~ Aseh1nie
Esnk, g. -,
Ier BoayS-o Island Railroad lSs' 80 Morris Canal i
ice sckUylkin Naugafic1 Preferred, p.
Cam Pyks-yrtea la bid Ia asksdi Unted
~ t I'D z1i ..ssa Psnesy.sn. s. s1t a q; 80
Reading Railroad bid 81 aked; READING bords 10 - I'D 70
ND RssSrs Morfsse BoEe g. go % bid u sstsd Yepnsy
R & bid ~ ssied; Morris Canal lSt I'D III ~sa
eekuyi Essis.ron d ia I'D NJ asked scb1yl sssF.fon
sscef ia sskd Navigation Pretsrr,d oa ~
.st,d Lors IS4 ssed. ycksburs Y BID ~ ssked
Grad Esrf IA bid - ssssd Und 5ank y BID n ss<sd
urion CsraL IL bid, Is ssked- STEADY
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MEprrsp.T. Oct Up. NJ.

The Stock market active th1 morning with deelin
ing terdencv and closing heavy In Ere the market has
teep more auctustng than remember have
.senh It sod ct ssi before the Board 7O ct the Board
S Of 70 Ss between the Boars recovered .oi tbs
sesosd Boefd again declined cot after the Second Board
recovered TO III after the foreign made public.
ard finally closed at 7Ci Tie fell between the Boards in
that s. vel other faaces to be sseribed manly -
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CIRCUIT corpr-B..s,. ,,s,,v,-,sr,,

ffrtr So d. ge-scn
10 recover freight end cauuss rs ALREADY referred
o. " friilt ,s.rflr s1cs
Fr-riei G aols - The e. ta1u River railroad Co
To recover dsWsgcs ~ injuries received By paintf
currrg col So a. r Dc. Istl-sroua lad
sIrt lscrser re - they aprsschs cr1xars
La1erE uear E.yg Trlp ,he coutuetor said
ssresic1 "a two sho their f-re
eaFs O. Frs hen cat III corsqasree Alleged Asy
orsaAtn y al ensne belonging tn CcmrsaT whch
the kinse vteh PrtsE safel broke tAs ca ana
csrssd usnf very INJURY thar Alalas
tsehes o the Company. The = On.
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SUfFRfOR IOtRT-Nos. 20, FUJ, iUI, TT, ~, Iso
1877 nc ISL SIS 4la ~ a. as 4e ss5 AZ ~ Al 49, i6
as 49, 424 $50 Il A $50 lso ls7 l PIG, 30 III sSl, 50 t
N. SIS. sSL l67.
CoMNoS Part Nos. sio 277. 205l, az Sos
SO ST. $50 sss 500 @ ss $40 6o PsHt IINos SsS sS
ace, o46 $50 so7. ST. 3-6 s5s ao2 20 a's
CIRcuIr CoURr-Nos aOI ls9 $50 s3l e7l s5s on
a.. Sfsl ga SIS SIS 81 sat SIS.
{. Z DIsTRicr CoURT-Nos ls, SO to A., inclusive.
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Before Judge THoSPSlS
G--s~ero- ars Din an
SUPERIOR coUKT-BetOre yadss oisFsELL-

To recover damages for alleged assault and battery,
already referred 70 Verdict 81 rlsisfia. as
Before Judge OAKLEr
Michael Ia Cour ast. the City OF New York
To damages for alleged injury 70 plaintiff
pTeHhes seeoaiav and Thtesh caused By the sss
ira and rtdrs q said and The aDosni S
rcno Ms.Ts Willard Andcrson. lsis ASSISTANT Cog0rstve
Counsel appear psuts and Mess J. HAIRS and Ls--
renee r~sen Counsel the CogprAcn M he City In
sid that Msss Kssn and GALLAGHER had the contrasts
DO sd sdns Sc that TIE work sd s, done pa any
he and rot the City are liable
10 b continued fhis fnreroon
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MARINE ooUKT-Bsfor, J.dss PaILLlrs-

WI
To damages against the night wa,chman at the
Nicholas Hote icr alleged ss.u and bsf,ery prs,a-
Plaintiff he waiter said
bs riSht dragged him
the Ststionouse In defense sA1 tAs paaf
months tc:co tEt hash coming
tack disturbing vsisrs and thu; the d;endant osa
PIT him ard that be bad ssat - 10 Judgment
plants. So and
Before Judfe TH0NPSOS
Grusvenor Di<n
The defendant carries the business of making sheep
sfp nat. bis being built ssain the wall OF plaintiff hose
Srhes alleged thar from the eory thoasa the
well uto the OF plaintiff Injury Aston brought
In defrs- said thar the srouud snd also
that there Stable thai they produced tas
inv. Nerd for PlaInnf So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

From the 18th the 3oth OF September, the wind
norhery and there not many arrivals consequently
there is apparent falling of in the figures The cases
which proved fatal sea board of these eight ships
are believed from the description to have been real cho
era tie 80 sick who apded at Quarantine undoub.
edly cases of gerun, Asstc cholera As each vessel
rves with the chcl ra board the ship anchored the
passengers are landed at the public DOCK their clothes
cleansed their baggage purified and the ship fumigated
with chlorine gas.
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CITY GUARD-cOMPAyY ORDER No. .

ARnosY No. $50 Broadway Oct 49, l85-The Commandant Is
psped 10 inform the members this command Of the sudden death
81 our u uch fellow soldier CHARLES w. LlLLlES
this after short Illness The OH
STONED oee aud pTigates as also all past and
hon the
day 2cth inst o'clock precisely In etEeus dress Of black
clothes With black gloves stead the funeral Of deeeased from his
late residence, No, 1S5 William 81 - BY OrdeL
TH0S. T. FERRIS, Commsndsnt.
1 HrnntN Qrderlx Sera,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

A ISrTRAI CoyrRlHuTioS On Sunday last the Rev
DR. Holdich Secretary Of tie Amlrosn bible Soc'ety,
preached IN he Thirteh q + Church IN behalf OF the
NV ork City Bible society si'er Whieh eo'Si"n ana
,hErptons werc taken to the amount o. 'V' AH1rel a'e
giy 9oNoys wlch bo'ry three times a. much a. was
rsed the ssme occasion last yer aho we Understand
e Target collection that has been made for tbs purpose
IN any Of the Methodist churches in this City.
kVNohfp OoiL's'os-i. "'' n!n5 i.i"I' lbs.
. ss,s y ~ ~. lion .,d boeD ,be,
by disabled ard the sloCp sunk On inquiry, We could
N-n nothing Of hs kind respecting her, at the agents
on But az IL coek a'1 h'gn', .ne P'Oie"e' De,'I
o. ne seine nne hau 10Y arfFso Ai''Oa uue .
- ii COLLISION mas taten P'acs' was PrOO'UY u,
re2eler and not the hnokeroocKe' 'ha' na'
,.,
io~ nas pe.O'i1 y
eeoR VI TIC -'a'0nei iH'1e' "So Wv" OO-s ~
'or TWO ai'eln0on' 'Ns "ee1- Nuia"! "u 'S"iu"''
- r., ,
NE" Inc .OoP', en- - ~ 49,.
On "ohua'' Gnu voc '"i'' ~ = 80,
ING proPf'' aie ''e'.,' TIDel' - --- I-
II iee'e, i'''n'' III" .-' -.'1-'--' o.
beon "Leie 'hey were 'or man! years unuei INC super
'soh u ueii uh0'e' '''"e '' f
w. c.-,,, c., m. ..o,..,,o, os .-.;.,.
- HI
n's a'Y 'toVn w" Vs., Ia
w 90 w. - 50 r.t-Y.-
= ,-N '' 80 : 80 -, II.
ions executed by the regular and honorary members Of
The Club The latter were invited by the regulars to part
cps'e the discussion of the subject and the result
Joint meeting of the branches Of the Club Among
The guests present was Mr. Powell the nanter If The he
s,ao pitpre for tbe Csni,o a, Ws.bineon and ,orv m
coo P''Uie tut He 'aP'' al washington ana now On
erh ton here lie wes elected en honorary member Of tho
~,
S!rD'
=, rsvs CoroD,s;n.. h.,; -. -.
DlsohDIhLf iOs ""'"e w" "al'
agsnt several keepers o. d.OrQery houses IN Mercer 81
%. - ~. u-uLs- ana CaroIne q Cook
wv winch ~ -. i.sro1 g r..
cave Deeh drfesao- warrant was ~ No.
Hastings but she was not to be found having received
one warning OF lhe danger
iARoNthtNIs IN Nk"Ahk bAf'--Ne anuef'.aHu '"l
hr boyd OF the T. 3 Typographical Engineers mas com
eneed the "o'k Oh removing 'ne ." ana o'ner oosuuc
tions IN the navigation oil Newark Bay lie has large
gsng OF workmen' with steam dredging machine two
large mud seows and steamboat 10 tow tne ABOUT Inc
mud WIZ DC oepoed on 'he cast sac Oh 'he enanhe Vi
the Haolensack River. AT the ighthousea new reflect
rsnd I;obt ,boucb 10 said N be in some respects su
r,or 70 ,b,t WINS made n. ,he Brooklvn Flint Glass
s.,o,l. Cd M rorIooo Tho ola .snd Reaac,or T,;s
-. a, ao..;o IL. .d CO., ,,ri, q, aror,d
:, Int u nm. ,b;ct rroverti,, di,,er,once NJ 70
e.o,;or o,d ,bo,ro ,bo iicb, forward in concentrc
coJ,r,ns
-
The LATE PRIZE FIGHT.-THe Albany Register, OF
Tuefday says:
1--WE are graied to learn tina, Governor Seymour with
prompinefs becoming his character and POSITION mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

MYsrrRious DE.rH OF A HrsBASp AND WITE-Coroner
ODonnen received H. Dmation yesterday morning thai
German named Frederick 0Eer and his wife Catharne
we're living dead at their late residence No &c Lewis st. On
repairing the house the Coroner learned that there was
rumor in circulation that Offer had poisoned his wife with
arsenic and then destroyed himself with the same poison
Dr Lewis end Asehenbruner were called in and made
post norton examination of the bodies but they
able to detect the presence of any poison They however
determined to ties, thoroughly the contents Of the
ach and for that purpose took them to DR. Uhs office and
stated that they would he prepared to testify in the matter
at o'clock in the afternoon In the mean time Jury was
emptnueed by the Coroner and the affidavit of Mary Kee
sister of the deceased woman taken She stated that
the deceased had been married about ten months that they
had lived unhappy together the husband having deceived
her ss to the amount of property he worth and being
Of dsspeted and Incorporate habits had III treated her
She gave birth to child about eight days ago and when
tome eeches were required by her physician he shook his
fist in her face and threatened her for putting him to the
expense Of purchasing them She died at O'Clock o.
Tuesday morning and her husband at o'clock the sane
evening He was taken sick Monday last. AT O'Clock
the physicians returned and stated that they had succeeded
IN detecting poison in the stomach Of Ms Offer Further
tests are yet be applied and in order to give time TO
make them the Coroner adjourned the nqusion to 10
oeeck this morning Offer was % years OF age and had
been in he country but about year His wife was %
yesrs Old and had lived in this City about seven years
CIpE-It is believed that the authorities have some
elue to the murder Of the young German emgrant in
West st. of which we gave account several dsys ago
young man was arrested shortly after the deceased was
found upon suspicion OF committing the deed and il was
then shown that he had been in the habit of sleeping in
tuichers shop adjoining coOpers establishment which Oh
the night ofthe murder broken open and twoedged
adze stolen thereom With this weapon, blow on the
back Of decssseds head supposed to have been in
fitted ard further developments VIII probably be made
to day. the sdze has been recovered and forwarded to
Coroner ODonnen The weapon has blood upon II and
WA found board of oop where was secreed by the
prisoner
Tx LA1K FATAL SrABBNG CAsI IL WArKRsr.-An in
cues; was yesterday held by Coroner Hilton at the n
Hospital upon the body Of James Davis the sailor who
was fsially wounded Sunday afternoon oy another sal
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Advertisement

SPECIAL N0IICE--UBsDkLL, fkIA>"N "a -. -
No an Pro.Suay (tetweeu Grand and Broc7s. soie-
rukc 10 inspect their eh0iee and soef q "a - =
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clc,h. Nsp,i. yseneins Pai6s Also eo-pS''
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Tie Daguerrean Gallery easy OF seeess ~ , .ne
CIV Eocr's Broadway Persons who was e 49,
and tedious caTnsyss p irnunersbe stairs VI n.l
Perfect Style ssd N al softs 81
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NEW-JE,R.SEY ITEMS.

tossoS CorscIL-The ives meeting Of the Common
Counoh at the Lyceum on Tuesday evening. Petitions
were presented signed BY citizens OF the First and Second
aIds ask ING Tor repeal It the existing ordinance regu
lsting the sale OF liquor The Mayor in three
MESSAGE One, vetong resolution 10 employ person
to vrie up tie financial books Of the city veony the
odinence To grade and pave South fifth st. the ground
that q lnoom ete and one vetOing the ordinance for
filing in Brightest. the ground that ordinances sufficient
for that purpose have already been adopted Ordinances
were passed 70 build sewers in Essex and Morris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

MIII1iRT.-1he Boston Veteran Association, Capt
Pratt, visited Newark Yesterday morning and
ceiyed by the American Contnenal- Capt Hand About
htiy with various invited guests and number OF ladies,
came to this city. The men are mostly above medium
size, ard in their Continental black velvet uniform pre-
sel 'elS ajSsrs appearance. Ater the reception
ceremonies the Newark corps escorted their guests among
whom also Capt Pollard others Of the jersey City
Couneutsls 70 Military Hall where collation. had been
prepared. Rrig. Gen. Miller made short address vel
coming the Bosionisns behalf of the ContiDentas In
the afternoon, sfer parade they ined Military Hall
and spent the evening in socises To day the guests
leave on their return.
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And ind TOO A,s that
Size has been awlly cheated. she viii theneeiorth ~
10 really seed Dsxnerr,otypt or Pictures seh "a oae oi
,pee = EooT Nc. Broadway where perfect Lk SIS 1'
fp.h-d rituIes sl~Gysszre-
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cOuRr OF coMMoN FLEAs-Beters jade DAILY

To damages amount laid at 5000 for alleged
ia rf California;
ticket rcm tefndAr By the Nears<ls In the spns Of
lsss pay ESQ the etAsRs IN
vhch he arriving Nicaragua had been
vcd hin the shnus and hnay when he did st
hsre HIN san FTAnesco the To-
dependence having AMI DELAY the Ihmas and
gekntss he OBLIGED sssin Newio at his
pense Ia defence said hlt def ndArf bad nothing DO with the
CREATION the lhmas that belonging TO the transit
psny The case /. on.
In the Court fGeneral Sessions Yesterday business
there bers ready for is The Court viii st
again AZ II click ths morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

ysoLE Toss CABIN has become popular that the man
eg Of tie National Theater hes been obliged to announce
/, Tor two afternoons this weekThuTzday and Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

NTw HoTEL-The Cooper House, Broadway opened
On Monday and was Immediately filed to OVERLOOKING
The propretors are Messrs Albert Pearce and Edward
Pearce recently from the fremont and Revere Houses
Boston where they for many years under the super
vision Of their uncle, james Stevens Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

DIsorDTRLY IIo.rsEs-COmplaints having been made
agan several keepers o. di'ordery houses in Mercer S.
two women, Maria WiIoughby and Caroline C. Cook
have been arrested A warrant WIS issued for Kate
Hastings but she not to be found having received
one warning Of lbe danger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
fAdvertisc ms Mt

When lovely woman scoops 70 io!ls
And ind TOO lA,s tkA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

PAssNG CopsIIKFIlr BASx BILLs.-A man NAMED
T,uen,e Cieil yesterday arrested charged witt
nnssre lgee Is Lis on the Hamilton Bank S,ituate
X J., at he grocery of 1homas Bannin, No. 2i5 Eliza
beth Ct L. ,haf ~ that b. rrresented the bills to BE-
good when he knew be ruthless the bank hay
ne long since beer oct Of existence He was held "a
lv ait examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Vcrrr RopByRY-Jeremiah Relane, waiter a. !he
B,Id e. House was yesterday arrested by oheer a-n
If the Fifteenth Ward On susI.eion OF breaNinS open
trurL in the rom OF ole Of the boarder anI stealing
therercm $40 in gold eagle. lot Of skeleton keys but
no money found in POSSESSION Of The accused VINO w"
locked up by Justice Stuart 20 await exsminafion-