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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13

II Is proposed to bridge the Ohio Parkersburg
Engineers have declared 1t practicable at four points viz
at Parkersburg at cost Of 81, $780, 496 at Blannerhas
sets Island at cost Of S944496 at Little Hooking at
costof $3.50, 100; and at Walkers brick house, ct
cost Of 1880 1876
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13
THE WEST POINT MILITARY ACADEMY.

We haye received copy of the Official Register Of the
Officers aud Cadets Of the West Point Military Academy
with the resalts Of the general examination Of theCa
diets in June last BY this appears that there vert
the date Of the examination in all pa cadets attah
70 the Academy divided into four classes, as foows
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13

Hor WEArHER-The mercury in thermometer hang
ing in the Office Of the Integencer to 81 degrees
four degrees Of the highest point reach
ed by the same instrument this season.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13

The packet boat Pennsylvania" Captain Siberia on
Thursday last went by the Wabash and Erie Canal to the
Ohio river. It is the first trip made BY boat from
Lake Rrie to the Ohio.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13

NATHANIEL GODDARD, ESQ., one Of the Oldest merchants
in New England died at his residence in Boston Sat
urday morning, in the seth year Of his age For up
wards Of sixty years Mr. Goddard has been known as
one Of the most enterprising merchants Of Boston.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13

THE NoRwALK TRAGRDY-We hear that a gentleman
well known in literary circles, whose wife and daughter
badly injured by the late railroad disaster at Nor
walk has made asettement with the railroad corporation
The paid was ten thousand dollars-Boston Trans
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13

About 5000 tons Of railroad iron received at Chi
cago in the month Of July, or quantity sufficient to lay
100 miles Of track.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13

LARGE CITY.--Concord IN. II Is very large city nj
territorial extent Il contains about sixyiour square
miles The Merrmac through it, ana the course is
crcutous that the line OF the river is many miles In
extent Six-tenths Of tine population occupy only four
Of its square miles leaving the other our-tenhs OF the
population scattered over tract Of sixty square miles
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13

CHINESE LANGUAGE would have thought six years
ago that the laws Of of the States Of the Union would
have to be published in English and Chinese Tor general
circulation Yet il is The ninth section Oh an act
passed by the California Legislature for the collection OF
the foreign miners tax has been printed in the Chinese
language, for the information Of more than thirty thou-
sand Chinese in the new State. Tongk Achich, China
man. certfes that the translation faithful ana good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
Msrzst... C.nxrurIr RvoKrED FOR Tns N TaIsosz


AsHys-A node.. dsusad for POI, at d 81 sad Pearls d
tO1Tos-Fsr the low r,de. Of this staple the market arm b
tie better GRADS the msffes e better sse 70 lay All
FLOUR AND MEAL-o marie, for Western ssd State vsw
utsd bot Tor the Continent god restricted partially the
hh sis. he oIasI to. Hssr' sss GALE s. The x.ss:
s11:: I'd ess' 's . BE. .: 1 wsrs c:. .s
500 Ohio add y lass %. Coz nissd t.asy MshL
al ard ', sssyI COR 1 re m -, o. cod ss
sl'fs ssty ssss. ne si Your ira
~ BaeIsh hes = Il demand At 81 " gsl 81 PER 100 y
GRAls1hes aofs h ss 1ss s sa. las Pss a.
plenty goo regret Ths ',,' d. are gG e..s Wsi,s cs.:
S s s..s M ss. ass zSa 90 ss..s
On ssTns 5c5 bash Prns White Ohio 81 Gi sndT0s
b. sh r S.a Ki Ss 1n'' Ss. S BE s.;sS s
T. .g s ,ss. s q 10 s .. s sss % s.s ~
e for Jrssy Corn much lower the Esen sad local asnsst
a -. ga 1ss more r SSSus nd %s t o ws ss
4c sr -0Ghefn Whe 1ydSee o koaad yellow ssd go M
wH5EY-The marie, steady and seriys ..e q y, ss
cash T Ohio and Pr@on sna "a ae- tine ana ''
FR0VIsioNs-osr aist for Pcrt .his Isxsr s.s,, q
Pre-: Of g. b ss Ts isis Is r. n - iss
sy sd sIs ssps y. f. s sfsp I: 70 .sss ss sl@ We
.,.l f s'n5s s .sI 80 :s "a ~
odlsr5 Ns ssd - pss "a ~ &c ca M - "a q
3 % coons,, sss a.. 81 s.',. :. ri sssss 81
t As sj % .E,s Lard .e.ee ssss q -
Sr s sIs .sa sac Or chssss as ssiSe s oss
81 si5s s NAH cadet Sale. sas spsa Zee
Iss !. :. III % s. eash sd ssori time wh tnf-i.s
a9Sa s.s.s So ss.: sA I sss ss s az 'sss ~
coSfEE-A a, ss1.sa :; s.S prizes Sales Loo ass '''s
90 Css ,ss s .os, s.a. Ss. Sale. no AAA. css Mo-
se,. - ~ ssss fsS 10 a. =. ss,,, sA ~ ~
Ca Nascsssso = IA ~ - AAas Porto ses ~.
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rcrcsspg in that product at the rate Of IS 10 80 osaA
annually
Alta tine such a. We have inst passed through thrsb
morbid hud,rcy Ia the mnd TO doubt the stability ssl
safty Il almost every security. but il requires only
knowledge OF the Immense and pTVia OF the
County, convince the I'd that there eau be noshiss
reliable than well located and well managed Railroad
PUpSry.
The improving tendency which we have noticed Zoe
day two past prevailing in the Money mirket eoass
ues. and IS still marked to day The hsang stock
houses have larger OF money offered them -
orders from ouisd for cash stock than have 81
reared ior weeks This viii tend il continued to relieve
the street materially The rstes without ehsasA
FTs; class rsp,r lsel5 y cent Call loans cont
The quarterly statement OF the City Banks maio he
l7ih sept shows the annexed aggregates The pahiss
ton Of the weekly statements abstracts much u the o.
t,rest attached to the quarterly reports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
DIED.

ACKFRMAN-u Moudy night Oct q ser shot bat - ,fs
iuss- ts OF tho arm o. en-y Spar %
The nyei sttend h tuerso Irlrs-
ock. ", from Ms se resa-Rce. No -
Brcokivn Ills viii - inferred r. Green
-
60 Csrsds so Nov -Orlein. pepers plesse copy
FALCONER- On the morning OF the sfh Frances u
lauskfsr o. thc ate William 3. Fac
The frers vi tn residence gard ahe John
Puckaer No lCs Eat Broadway. "Wednesday IA eh insf
o'clock P VI The enes sad relatives respectfully invited
%. VI hogt ur.her notice.
IEAPPlN-In TcAes Baltimore Co Nd Thgrsdsy shs o.,
Patrick Lsapf1. the Ssh Of his lie leaves
ard q giily - uEti11ely md
NAN COTT-in Rrookyu the arh inE, Nary T. wife OF
NJ. Van Colt EfQ in the & : wear other
Tie tufs OF The family end TIE fun ra FRO
the Htay and "Wednesday, the Sh list,
o'ciock
Van SCUERNHOYEN-At Albany Nonisy. 2t.A INST. John
eiu Van ScheTuhOyn. sSrd AMI nsn'hs
NOt NGS-On Tuesday evening. 2Nh OF bilious drs
zsteh Of Rev Inoh, Younss Pss.or OF the Niahss
VI r. hurrk OF this CITY
The relatives ard friends Of the family invited 70 attend Dor
flucra ou the Nirth Ckureh Thursday, AZ o'clock
l. N without further invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

soIes OF Stools Mt phll.deI phia-TuEsD.v Oct %

Rcrorpd for The n. Y Tribune by Mess- FRY rHoSAs
Tli Boa d-El0cO CityR X g. bh lOl! DO Penn 81 goi
20 New Greek =; 100 Ches valley r 10, 100 Morris
anal c-h 49, g. Iug Island r. r., oh jl 10 Gard Ban l.
{ up 10 IL Faimer5 aud Mech. Bank p 81
B.geu puf-- .1j Schuyl Nav s. ~ . - 5)Long Island
Il Isl Reading R. R. s.. Penn. X r, iil II dsak Of
Penn, llss. . -.
s,ost EG,d-s5ico L,hish A. - e Al go Schuyl Nav 6
80 b. 15 q Tenn H. C. F., 46t, ~ DO DO u. 10 SC uy
Nav FRET IS ri sohuyl Nav 50 es 50 tniou Csni - %
Resdug r. 80 10 do 50. Union sank Tenn, % 100 Orsd
Hank. I q + s5wu, -. $1,000
1fiT B,ai5l "A Lehgh g 10 3d. $1,000 Sisl Canal Sc.
81. Perm r. r. t0ts do, %. - Schnyl Nav Pref,
do "a ltt do z! 100 do, ~ s. Morris Canal b. 49,
DO IS, l3i 80 DO. cash, 49,. .
Cong Iesstu i,ed ss g. 'oo l2 lid l-1i 'stcd Un ted
states I22l bid l2} Gskcd = ~ bid 81 asked
Rcrdirg Railroad, ~ bid 81 ked Heading Bonds 40 M bid 30
RcGdus MOrsase Bonds De- ~ - bid 81 asSed nasy-
yanLs K r. d.. fs bid 81 asked Morris Canal IS, I'D IL Aked
Navigation g. - - bid - asSed seha iAi Sagissien
socs lid c asktd Schuylkl Navigation Preferred 2l DID, ~
asked Long Island l5t bid l5 sskd Nicsbug u bud asked
Gfard bid asked Uotsd States Bank 81 bid 8 sedi
Union Cent, !. bid, - ssked Firm
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TIE TURF.
| nion Course l.. 1. Trotiimg

TuEspAT October Is, 1883 match of $4,000 two miles,
md repeat 10 wagons:
u NeoNfNua eco NttH
J. hthhfdaoLs IT. C.............+......P Pad forfeit
Immediately after match s $780, two mile and repeat to
wagons
ktehhIdeOu " .s...t
Tae-fit hcot-fiut quarter So half mile Il mile 50
seOrd nile g. Total IS second heatkf So, h
Hfti II; mile ? 80. second milo Total %.
There large attendance on this occasion On ac
count Of Cardinal feing the first the parties pres
tBt wanting 60 tTut. made another match betting
ESQ against $1,000 that Cardnd would beat the so-rel
geldhg. 1lis hot ali way, Cardinal breaking
and running eli over the track not having chance from
Beginning To md
Sane day Match for $780, mile heats best in ,, to
wagons.
J. MMpes'ss William Tell .....................l!Il
h NoodIudbG Dcnis Met ..................2l22
4imf-25l, 24A ISL ~
This was spirited betting Denis was the favorte
slo0 10 ESQ. After the first heat the betting heavy.
Denis winning the second heat made his hackers wild with
excitement they wtre betting slOO to s25 him VII
ham leu won The two remaining heats aud race without
astruggle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
ARf,IED.

AEE -HCWE-At Srrnrsed- Nae ths "a Inst 81 ~.
Rfv Nr -rfiy iclu Hon Alhoft q N5r-N,sk Flea NJ
sta Villa
CFLIIBRkND- RRkDFORD-Oa b. iSSa iaa q : rhlaw.
Cu,t ~ ~ Rev Neville Edmund @ T Gcorsri Of L'a.
6on Nsrsss Css 3Cs, asasher OF the le David Brsl
f.rd CT Lhs CITY.
FAGGART-JANNT~R-o o. ths Tth Aurust ~ the Rev NJ.
i'.rrrs D Mis-. II Jsavsr bh o. hs CRY.
NcKFNNA-WALSH-0 lnesdsy moru.nS Ocloher . Il 8
-, rts Crrrrh hs fhe Rev Arc Dsson NrCsroa Mr. HtgA
FcKsuns Ms Way Am aba eldest daughter Of Nichols
y n Esc Al o. this 'iiy
THONPSON-ClI NAN-Ta his Cy rue-dsy OK q ~ The
Re. T. Cfscvr- D. Rev joseph IhomPs3n 20 El1i5eh
Co.. fsr t.s- O. " ,sa G'r'n. al oft1e Cry
VII LINGION II 'RROD-ln hoon. on h- isih ass y .hs
psv Ttolo-e Psrk.r Att Wei q thu CIV % As
Abir dagfh.es Of Noah arrod Esl Of Boston
VHITf-C aNNINi-By the Hon Mayor Wcstsrvcli % tie
svtrrs 81 the = rsr rs residence. No 50 ENt BsstEay,
Nj = I Wh..e 20 Nss Caroline GsHrnL ho,h Of this Civ
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MARINE corRr-Besr- Jsdss PHrLtrrA


Plaintiff employed en-reYer, among OreIr u
T. n .asfsS ae b The SUI B.idtsz The E1<ETsrs aEest
tAer thai niles " Beah Ea1 Barr ~ ~e1 co
FsrE Lss - I'D esgl-sd ps AL "a otAe - "a
rsl eLetn. Of the ersravingo tleF would f ~fA "a 80
that tAy s1out b. rad by La e. 4cazh they al 49,.
pad b. hrsrA 3 They ca = nfctY go "a
esv ilf us1sl BAT rsfle % o-t te- n AZ
/, bseb oIGered them qg They re- sed AL ~ D. sn
Toles crtr Nr Afr.d Bssa arrived H. n n SG1s a
nkt The pcics Oer The he DC a.
VOID Mr. B M AIr,c orace t11 Nsnt
tie hold Of plsn,a - N AZ 81 si
tine Go cr OF thu znd Others ret1s a oos ta-
fCcu b. he aid the poke snay Cleared Ih pes7nt a.
n ~ anfF srarsf NJ Alfred Beach fer aerrd Hslt ssi
~ b. o akns h ~ he az &c The CO c5asd RS thl
An 1nd the oshsrs sfler tay nd esh o1fs P ne
Of the es.bsh qua Jaad Hs enosa.9 %
evct tsu<rS rsGdsZsd sceorsgy 41e1' q AT'' Of a.
sa3ss-.
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CITY ITEMS

ENTERTAINMENTS. &c- THIS EVENING
thtrioN ~ tHs INDUSTRY OF ALL H,ToSs-Crysl Psaee
iistsrfSl1IH ANsSioAS lNsrirUre FAR-C lste Garden
neenAR and a feice II the Broadway rheser
iieese ACTRESS fArs and l. ud0n' &C, Burtou's
rtsak hovsE, and = aint Heat" At Wsllaeks
Ssets oNs Cssls ltTom Mrs book the NsopG
wv LIVING OiRTES aud various ontegtaAlag Plays Blnums
sskttrs OFrRA House. { hiuese Suildns No SO BosdWY
HnsfrA Woops NNsrssLs Ethiopian Delaeaoas IA O4dw
kisTrs OFkkA HousE-EtbopAn Dciue siiNusiS Broadway
hscoSps hiffoDKONE- aternovD aud
rAHseroS CsCus Afternoon and evening
sote discovering tAe -sppNlfonl Academy OF Design
AekESSTt ms fASORANA % NIAGARA FALL 6Ope Chapel
siNARps GEOk,M. EGYPI HoLY LASD-ess Broadway
mays 0ifr ExMsTioN- Mile Nor-No 5S9 Broadway
~ nsrsk GALLERY o. CHgsTtA An ARr-No stS broadway
SsllkRN ~ teNFTtaN tnsfiru;e
sssof hifI-Nt ntrlog and MaEiceNo SO Broadway.
AAtl kAfkAiis Lecture n Russia 6SS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

Or Colul IN Han No Grandst would their
Visiting the that they have completed th
Pan ~ and ofeus unsarpasd Ass
WOolen Sbs~is H-h oltin
Biooee plaid Sis plan AID plaid French A-fnoes Csh
Lene and Oher Dres Goods 20 'eth
- uib general ssins Ho4seke Auc- lsst1g
Of Linens Coons Flames and hn-y blankei1 English
Comm Hsry Cloths fsfnerCs ard YES inZA Lace and
auin DTJ Lace Emreidertd Csrs 'nas tnisfs! ese,
nd Chen he add initial will
sud Cvsrv sc usually sot Goods Fancy G. ME ms
Frrrhg larger quantities n greaer variety snd mach
lees Price then reia!! sore IL ths city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26


Plaintiff SAYS that defendants a Building Associa
TN biook that he 0snsc ,he aad took TIER asek
a.. safc bEcl bat erSrd Naen ths cn.ck
Trs III bank payment iued Ias present. ienn
the ehtk Iae seiPs ierse thst some Of as defend
rars he that shJrd
b'n ncssd 10 wsr- pers tha thers H-s ~aas q eo-
he hsfsz been given % Cheney Pf- %
isks about itco1le t1e ser1 or 1ni1 40 a.
VIZ Mo1rt Thoc1ts Morton md 0t1srs-
To recover fifteenth part Of property corner hes-
md .Estefast which tegt erfs11t1ts TronE1J
VtLecs The r-ia-r IN tr-s- ne LATER -e1 ed lie
up. PANTS . coat rdsc not hi,-
~ > q ne ..s Of ~. r9I...s Jeeseat ee-Ltsd
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Arrest Of two more Men. charged with Numbering
Cntharine QuigIey.

Complaint was made before Justice Wllet in the Town
Of Fiwhng ON Monday lest by Henry S. Hover and
Charles X Lincoln against Patrick Burns and Benjamin
King two IN the employ Of Mr. Mackorel' who lives
rear the scene of the late murder in Jamaica charging
them with being concerned in the murder Of Catherine
Quigey for which crime Mccoy and Dufy are now being
tIsmnCd at Jamaica Burns and King arrested yes
irday. The examination commences today Burns was
Of The Witnesses The examination Of Mccoy AMI Duffy
and his representations under oath true il will be
matte Of no difficulty for him TO prove his innocence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
.BROOKL w ITEMS.

iNsrAIIArIoS-TLe installation Of the Rev Samuel
IoDgfelow pastor Of the Second Unitarian Society in
Brob will take place ih. evening The services are
be performed by several Of the most eminent dvines Of
tie Unitarian denomination, and occasion Of unusual
iuterett may be expected
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lAd ertisfnCnt /
~GpgHDTNnI
Rooms No. $50 Broad

wsv near Prccs and lo5 Boaey Andeon's Carpet
sorr Femy groups and ne peuree take daily n ''ys
of the at Price every pocket Ga hi tho largest aud
beet Of fine gold warranted Locket1 Pins &c 81 ma
utLcur,r' pTcts' slo r.ch aud frames ycFj low.
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- NARsHAL,s OHIO.

81 Of the crow Of the Bremen bark Charlotte yes
.esdg trsuEh: up y Capt hssE Of be rr7e river roce
o5-s.ned By Bremen t1lsL
ia 2 A5udsv Eorrs ..d also
ed IL Committed To- cEai-la.or.
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c0rrr CALrNpAR-rr.p,Y

srrrnior CorRT-Nos "a sOl. go, iiT5 35t ca 8gs
O..
C'HcUu Corrr-Ns 80 $50. 2s6 20 81. inclusive.
SrrFTNI torEr-Generfl TENNIS 90 a, o. a..
G. fc s.. S. f. 4.f
L. :. Dls1HlcT CoURT-N,s. %. - c. to 70.
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Ia y INTELLIGENCE.
Burning Of Steamboat Henry Cisy-rral for Man
slaughter.
Us CIRCUIT CoURT-Befsrs }
CONTINUED.

COSTRUED.
William W Wilkes svOrn-Was fireman on board ine
Henry Clay FROM ID TO Is July ls52 ceased ~Ss
ing july &C in New York went to Albany n her or pa
Julv Cart Talmaa Was Captain JOhn GeFm,ine. Ia
ripeer: Jessrp CLERK Hubbard Plot Zine adorl "a
plot Charies Merit, Assistant Ensneert any oHe
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CorRr oF GENER,L Sessions fore Jsdgs Moore and
!. siioes SiE III Gad SfrBkr-This Court convened yes
terday and the Petit jury empaneled
An order made dis harging several prisoners from
custody against whom bills had been found by the
Grsnd Juiy
The following prisoners then aragued and pleaded
not guilty 10 the charges standing against them Ellen
MCNuty grand larceny Joseph Hard. do; John Banyan
and Jeremiah Bany do; George Heatley. Robert Pot
ter John Nadg,t riot aLd tumn Henry Tremmerain
assaut and battery. David McElraih do Richard Ryan.
Thomas Mcdonald do with intent 70 kill; Peter Brown
do: John Kelly Edward Horton malicious mischief l.
ward Cunningham forgery third degree james W Some
grand larre1y. Joseph Hard. DO Washington y secor
do The Donnoly, Mary Donnolly do two Indictments
against each.
Ellen McNulty was placed trial, on the charge Of
grand lsrtnv and convicted OF petit larceny She
was rCmnnded cnl the Court adjourned for the day.
dla;ts for Aldermen IN sdsion TO those Published yes
tcrday were nominated a. the Ward meetings on MONDAY
night.
Ninth WAri-Wn n. Campbell
In the Fourth and r. shih Wards NJ nominations were
made
DisrURBASoE ~ HANILTUN FEEEI.-Ihree men nanei
Patrick Euglish John Roonsn and Patrick Lsrey were
brought before Juce Baichly yesterday AM tnef CIV
each for asauking the Ferry master az Hamilton Ferry
for refusing 10 allow them 90 cross without paying
Ihey were also aned $40 in addition fOf tearing the coat oi
the officer Who arrested them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

lhe Storm which was promised 10 continue yesterday
vas postponed on account of the weather The day was
eksr cosd and windy the hight mOrc car less cool and
more calm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

The Italian operO VIII close this week Ca WEDNESDAY
Ne next Rgulsr night there VII be no Performance bu. on
Ihunday Aubers master piece Nasazclc translated into
Italian VIII be prcsenied-Salvi as the hero
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

$500 GoIpsMun's cHSAr WRITING CLASSES will

conner CO eeIy November Tickets sac Price IS fore
m course Of Penmlnsh including 90 Ia
opups. Academy No go Bfosdway corner Of FrsuAnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

FAIRLY CtosiSs o. SroHFs-The propisty Of closing
the stores Of jersey City earlier hour than al present
in order TO allow the clerks time for improvement %
enjoy -. NJ. Is being urged
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Drucoists and Country Mer

druggists ana country heIchfhis eau w sup
pli,d with " TosAss CELEBRATED NESErIls LSistNr ct
Ter 10 aud warranted tho
bt article In the States. Dor No 30 Oreanghs D.
st Sons Agent. Philadt rhia Redding Co, Boston.
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NEU-JERSET ITEMS.

PaRK BEsyAxiSs LEcTURr-Last evening Psrk Ben
a-nin delivered his lecture Americansms al the OH
Reformed Dutch Church in Grand -, " Ashingon
in Jersey CITY The lecture reported in Iae IroEH
Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
real EsrA1r-The following sales were made ye'ter
day hN L III | ndloM.


SrRASGERs-Amo0g the recent arrivals at some OF the
leading Hotels we notice the following names
IRVING HOUSE
FxPre.laeut John Tyler, Va BsSer, philadelphia,
Hon W Murs,. q shen l. Il s,scs' N'loae7s'e'
Capt Getty [ Amy. IL Lord Cne,HnNt
scsuueu II Johns, b I hnrleH mobile ~,
W n Beech kets.vie hes e 'nne tAna M
4 l. Laug Nsshingson. L WethereH fhllAdr pun
" X an ~ on Baton Rouge { Beers. PAstuckrt
AsTOR HOUSE.
Vn pev,t5v Joip.on Nd L BrsdAssA Penn.
Furssr Il han L ; ship Cysne. J OEens - FAni
IN = Prstt Rome = whitney, Boston
" Roe. ElmIA n r-ses stl'A''
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

BY rcducing the Wheat to Flour. the quantity Of the
latter le at tide water this year. compared with the cor
responding Of last year shows decrease Of l2oJ9S bbb
Of flour -
The following table shows the quantity Of some OF tho
principal articles OF produce left al tide water from the
commencement OF navigation 10 the pod ~ October.
inclusive during the years 1851 2lo days 1854 20; days.
la.I daNa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

ATTEMPTED SuicIDE.-Dela Croez. Russian. 90 years
of sss harding Al No 9lO William st. attempted suicide
vest rdav morning by cutting his throat with knife He
was taken to the New York Hospital where il Is thought
oopseouep,s II dispute be had with his young wife
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

Rus OVER AND KILLLD.-Anirew Neussedi csrnan.
lately residing at No 1873 East Eleventh St wss Yesterday
accidentally run over in Eleventh ST. near First av oy
his own Gait and died shortly sferward He was taken
home and an inqueet will be held upon his body to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

lhe Opera at its next season must give som thing
NV possible to find operas tha, the public have not
i'sd The opera detailed for Thursday night Possesses
'usordnsry interest being the pclhco national
yea ever written ard one up 10 the time produced
- most illustrative of local life As indicative Of Nespoli
& sse'rmsn lie-redolnt Of barcsrcle never eQlaled-
rc ep with the hurry bury roar Of revoluton-MAssc
Ia, stands alone 1t helped to make ihe Revolution OF
- Paris The terrible political meaning in the bsrca
~. Stloid how brightly breaks the morning the wild
Sms-ihe denuncis,ion Of tyrants in the mSrket
90. told upon the excitsbe Parisians We know no
.neAs' in characteristic choruses than this fresh
easily spprciabe and suited to the persons and
~ 10 Production by Italians. who best understand
vein of the music and plot is certainly an
extraordinary interest to amateurs
~ Bull COseKRr-we are requested to say that 3,
"yseS Of the friends Of the Norwegian Colony in
~ vans Ole Bull has consented to commence his Sc
Variable Concerts in Philadelphia instead Of Now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

DEMocRATIc WARD NoNISAIIoSs.-Ihe following can
djtaits for Aldermen IN adcion to those Published yes
tcrdav were nominated the Ward meetings on Monday