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Coroner's Inouests.

MIsER Found DEAD RooM.-A man about forty
years of age named Frederick Fuller who for the last
five months has occupied back basement 2l9 First
avenue yesterday found sitting in his in front
Of the window, dead. Coroner Gamble held inquest
upon the body when evidence was adduced showing that
the deceased had been very secluded in his habits and
bad not been seen by any person in the house since last
Tuesday. The body examined by DR.. Higgins, who
gave it his opinion that death caused by want of
suitable nourishmen and the jury rendered verdict to
that On searching the person Of the deceased $2o
mostly in three cent pieces found in his pockets
and bank book showing deposits in his favor to upwards
Of 81 500 found in his trunk As far known he has
relatives in this country, but from papers found in his
trunk it appears that his mothe. is living in England
His effects were taken in charge by the and will
be passed to the public administration The deceased
a native of England and ID supposed to have been
carpenter by trade.
TIE BOSTON vErxRANs-TER RETURN HoNE.--The Bos-
ton Veteran Association took their departure from this
city in the boat which left Thursday evening" their
return home This very distinguished company had been
visit to the Continental Corps Of Jersey City by whom
they were taken on some pleasant trips through hAt
city and New York, the Bostonians attracting much
attention both account of their martial bearing and
rich uniform which is of the Continental cut The COM
panies passed the HERALD office about FIVE O'Clock p NJ,
the Veteran Association of Boston doing the honor of
marching salute by particular request of Its members
The Boston Brass Band and Adkas band in attend
ance.
TESTIMONIAL OF Es1EEsf-HANDsoxE PRrsEST-On wednss-
day evening" 10th inst the members of the Crystal Pa
lace police made presentation Of pure OF $126 to
Lieut.. VIM. Jemmson, token Of respect and esteem
from the force Mr. Jemmison previous to entering the
police service served in the late with Mexico The
presentation took place at the Florence HOTEL whore
MAJOR " Bowks In very appropriate address, requested
Lieut. Jemmson to accept Of the purse as token of the
high appreciation entertained for him and a
veteran and for the gentlemanly considerations the do
had received at his hands Mr. Jemmson responded
with much feeling. After he had expressed his thanks
the company sat down to well prepared supper; after
discussing which, host Of national and convyia toasts
given ar responded to.
THE WEA1HR.-Yesterday a close, wet muggy day
regular Tsthmus weather. and acted ruinously upon the
trees bringing down the remaining foliage from those in
the streets which ornamented with them and they
completely encountered with the PROSTATE leaves
Another such day and there will be little foliage remain
ing upon tbe trees.
FALL FROM BuuDNG.-0n Thursday man, name n.
known, fell from building in Sixth avenue,
Twenty street. and severely injured. He
conveyed home by the police.
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SmP York before reported) condemned at Upola Ma
vgators Islands, had $40 900 insured in this city her
cargo.
Snip DuBN I'm Boston, at Hsinore Goth ut repor ia l4h
signazed Br steamship Andes which reported her
Received jury in the gale of the 10th. Made the
Shetland Islands in ~ days. and was obliged to lie 10
der close reeed mainopsail The gale lasted 80 hours
blowing very heavy with rain, hail and snow and ire
mendous sea running Shipped sea, which broke main
rail and stove the bulwarks Sept 26 lat 5SH, lon Al f.
blowing very heavy and the weather being thick was
obliged to bring the ship to the wind and lie to for 10
hours On the 9th, made the Maze Of Norway on the
2sth the Scaw and arrived at Esneur evening Of 30t
without any serious accident.
BRlG RICHMOND, at Wilmington from Bath Me, when a
little north Of Cape Hattera 10th inst struck something
supposed to be the wreck Of fchr Northwestern doing
the brig considerable damage, and causing her to leak
badly; will have to go on the ways to repair.
BRIG ANTONIO VINCENT (of Lubec), Goodwin, from
Charleston for st. John, NIB was abandoned 18th inst
In q sinking condition. taken of by brig Clement,
below Boston from Charleston, via Holiness Hole.
scHR NORTHWESTERN capsized belonged to Mon
don, Rogers, master, year old 1b6 tons, and
valued at $4,000 of which g. 100 Is insured In this city
Nothing has been heard Of the crew.
DUTCH GAIIIor IDA WuBmNA, Fyn, from Boston, for
London, fallen in with September IL, dismasted and
in sinking state, by Br brig William, for Quebec who
took of the crew. in number. The William being
short Of water for many hands, the Dutch captain
mate, one man and boy, were subsequently taken on
board the Minerva, and landed ct Troon The Ida Wub
bina had cargo Of linssed oil cake, and few stayes
1t was insured In this city for about $4,000
Som TnAxo1I Cettrsll q and for Belfast ftom sslsm
Hith hdss Va yseksd 70 tast ep Nostoa'a Island, usAi
VIM HeaA Ugst
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Tclegraphic Marine REPORTS

Wind during the day from NE, with rain.
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Arrest for Bgomy.--A man named Michael Kearney
yesterday arrested by officer Marks of the Eighteenth
ward charged with having wife than the Law
allows. 1t seems that Monday week he married Ann
Waters, widow, then living at Stamford Conn. and
nine days afterwards he took to himself another widow,
Tins appeared in court and seemed very anxious that
justice should be melted eut to him. Judge Stuart locked
him up and told the brides to appear Monday next,
with their Witnesses and he would examine into the
matter.
Smith, the Yoang M,ndrr.-up TO last evening clue
Davis whom he stabbed in Water street. Sunday last
he having Thursday escaped from the custody of the
Coroners clerk while being taken to cell In the Tombs
The Grand Jury yesterday fousd true bill against him
for murder Coronsr Hilton offers reward Of $50 for his
apprehension, and doubtless the suthcviss win e6sy
uaueh larger IvwNsd
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gss:ona ssra viz FIRST distrct-J6hn Magnas. Pat
rick Murphy and William Nolan, Socond disssst-Garret
H. Stryker IT. Charles Campbell and William II. Aides
Third dstrie-Peter Maserson, IT, Michael rreaoy, and
John Miller. Adopted
by ssre-rhat the following pAses De designated for
holding the election poll in the Twenty second ward VIA
Frst dstricForty first street, betsesa Seventh and
Eighth avenues; Second disrictNo. 5sl Eighth avenue
and Seventy hrst streets. Adopted.
By the same-That the following places bs designated
for holding the polls in the Nineteenth wara-sus dts
trict feed store OF John Eagan in Forty second street.
near Third avenue Second district engine house OF
Comrany No 81 in Fifty ninth street between Second an
Third avenues Third district at hesianas corner of
Fourth avenue and Eghty-sixth street. Laid on the
table.
REronrs.
OF Committee Sewers, to concur for sewer in the
Bowery from Grand To Walker street. TO concur to CON
sruct sewer in Allen street, from Hester street &,
Ward school No. u; in favor of basin and cuyert at
southeast corner of Twenty FIRST street and Third
to concur for sewer in Bayard street from the Bowery
near Chrystie street TO concur for in Elizabeth
street from Grand TO Hester street to concur for sewer
in EldIid2e street. from No As Hester street. All
adopted each By the following vote
AiHrmatSe-Ihe President Messrs. Brown, TAFT, Nab
bait o Bren, Breadeu, WOODWARD Ring. Wells, Bouton
McGowp, Stewart Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford
O'Keefe and McConkey-ls
Of saneo concur to construct sewer in North Moore
street from Hudson river TO Hudson street Adopt
ed by the iollowing vote
Aiirmative-The President Messrs Brown, TAFT o Brsn
Broaden Woodward, Wells, Boutou, McGown. Stewart
wheelan Barker, Rogers Crawford, oKeefe and McCou
key--l6.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen haobatt ana King q
OF Comm tee on Streets-To concur to change name Of
Factory street to wayerley place.-Adopted
From Board Of Observation-Disclosures in favor of in
ereasing pay of police Amended, by striking out the
words patrol and detailed men, and substituting the
words sergeants and policemen The items of pay to
captains leutenants and policemen, taken up sepa
ratey, and, amended each concsrred in, the
ordnance collectively by the following vote:
Affirm stive-Messrs. Brown TAFT, Mabbatt, O'Brien
Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells, Bouton, McGown
Stewart Whecan Barker, Rogers Crawford oKeefe AMI
McConkey-1T Negative-The President
Resolution 10 have alarm bell in Twenty third street
tower removed to City Hall. Concurred in
Report in relation 10 1urt house, To Committee
Repairs and Supplies.
Report in relation piers foot Of Fourteenth street T. r.
To Committee on Wharyes, &c.
RESOLUTION.
BY Assistant Alderman Bren-That the election poll
Of Third district Fourth ward be held No 81 Cherry
street, instead ~ James slip. Adopted
The Beard tLen adjourned to Monday afternoon. at six
O'Clock FROM the minutes.
C. 7. McCLENACHAN. Clerk.
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fotHI I'oV I,U'o ZIfo z,3I2 2,ST 2,3U
There has been steady increase in these offences from
the month of February to the month of June last the
most remarkable of which is vagrancy There has also
been increase in insanity The whole number of ar
rests in the six months 1877.
The whole number of arrests during the previous six
months amounted to COL During the first six months
of this year there committed 234 burglaries 44s
grand larcenies, and ,29S petit arcenies The total
amount of property lost in this way amounted to 679
40 There 73S violations of corporation ordinances
There were % 500 nroSaed With NJ ts
several station houses 720 lost children restored
to their parents 450 rescued from drownng
223 complaints made against members of the depart
ment 81 of which dismissed 20 members were dis
missed from office 20 resigned under charges, and died
30 suspended from pay; ST. IA IS deducted
from the pay of policemen in cases of suspension.
The following table embodies the principal features in
the report showing the for apprehension and the
number and totals
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHIIADELPHIA Oct III PM
Arrived-Shp vitruvius (Br, Parker Ardrossan; brig
Hannah Bach Pike, Eastport schrs Andrew Ring True
Pctou Ms Watchie, Wooster Eastport Ellen Nickerson
Samuel Cashier Cullen; Junata, Weber, and Sprght
ling Sea, Nickerson Boston; Audenreid Corson New
York; Mail, Cobb Provincetown.
Cleared-Shlp Hanan, Josselyn, New Orleans; briggs
VIM Pitt Baxter and Susan, johnson, Boston; schrs l.
Audsnred Corson, and Saml Castner Cullen Boston,
Bayard Collins; B Reeves, Shaw; Delaware, Harding,
and John Compton, Marts Providence; Gibson, Avery
New London; Alexander, Jones, Bridgeport Mercer
Higbee, Savannah.
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ashes, garbage. Dc, EMP
Report OF Chief NJ Police.

The semi annual report of the Chief of Police EN-.
bracing the first six months of the year 1853
ceived and ordered to be printed The document contains
some interesting statistics which quote The offences
committed against persons were less during the winter
than in the spring and summer months, distinct
" appears from the following extracts
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CITY POINT, Va-Arr Oct TO- schr Juliet Baker, Bos-
MoBlIE-Arr Oct IA, brig r Bingham Hoffman, NYork.
Cid bark Jos Fish, Moxey Work briggs Daniel Mnioneys
runna and Barcalopa; schr Flying Eagle Post Havana
NEW OR!EANs-Arr Oct Is, barks Madonna, iwoodAdsS
Newport W, so days. Hamilton. Driver, Boston. 20 dA
Below, barks Marcia and Mandarin, from Boston; brig
Shamrock from Philadelphia. Cid, steamship Texas,
Place Vera Cruz; ships Lady Franklin Trott Bristol
NEWPORT, Oct 20, SIX MIN port, brig John Balchs
Gibbs for BALTIMORE Nantucket, Hewes, from Warren,
supposed for Philadelphia; Flying Arrow, Batavia, and
NEW HAvEN-Arr Oct 20, schr Peter 4 Henry and
NEW BEDFoRb-Arr o,t %, schr Ella, from Sand
witch, and sid goth for Baltimore.
NEwBURYPORT-Arr Oct 10, schr Sam Hadlock, Boys,
PHlLADIIPHIA-Arr Oct 90, p NJ, ship Louise Mario.
wcncke, Bremen; scbrs Pennsylvania, Roath NYork;
Welcome Returp Harris, yinalhavsn; Sophia Ann,
Pickett, Boston schrs Triumph, Mason, Boston; Austin
Gibbs oharlsstown; George Mercer new), Hgbes sa-
ss,s Msh'g 40 ba xSSg Elisa
port scul Williamsburg; Jabez l. White, Godfrey,
York hG, George Brown, Ingersol do.
via Apponaug; Hendrix Hudson Leet, Philadelphia BENZ
Brown Rogers Albany; perine, Ingraham AbAay; slocp
Sid brgs VIM McGivery, clifford Portland, . load for
Cuba schrs Mediator FAN Rvos Read for Chareston
Aarana Si poran Sergeant Ore orssos
| according to wind) Alnira Joy, Rider Nrork.
PoRTLAND--Arr Cot 10, schr southsrnsr, Rickera
ST MARKs-Arr Oct s, brig wacissa Powell, NYo<k:
schr Elizabeth, Williams do Cid 18th, brig Gen wilOa,
sAIEM-Arr Oct TO- schr Susan Chase, Snow, N9ork,
via Marblehead Sid brig Sam Small Treadwell YhiA.
THOMAsroN-ad leth, schr Richard Dulwnkb, OuG-
" wi1HSNaroN-Ar OCT IS, briss Gen Marshall oooor1
BostoA; 1sth, Fsncea Jans, Plumn~r, do; RohmoeA,
Ss.yss, Wooster, essstS, IN; ssas iasais isis
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doing him. They had not particle OF information that
would warrant them In voting for such a measure.
Alderman TIEmAss Moved amendment, to strike
out q at portion Of the report after the Resolved
and tossubstitute ia place thereof-"That IL is nexpe
dent for the Board to reduce the Of the Wall street
Ferry Company at present"
Alderman DESMAN moved TO postpone the adoption OF
the report until the next evening the Board would meet
Alderman TWEED would Ike 70 inquire from the gentle
Of the Sixteenth what good would accrue from
postponemeut of the subject
Alderman DESkL,N knew of none.
The question the amendment Of Alderman Denman
then pat and lost
The question Of Alderman Temann was thea put, ami
also lost.
Alderman BARR vowed to strike out s. 900, and insert
$40 900. Lost
The question on the adoption of the report concurrng
with the Board of Assistant Aldermen then put ana
carried by a vote Of IL to 5.
The Board then adjourned until Monday evening, at
O'Clock.
Report OF the Commissioner Of Streets and
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Total 4s9 $40 s54 1854 1850 700 1877
The following table shows the number of places where
piruous liquors sold in the different patrol dis
tricts the number of places selling without license &c.
and the number kept open on Sundays
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,

IN,
Friday, Oct. 81 1853.
Reconsideration Trstter, ESQ., President in the
Chair Assistant Aldermen Brown, TAFT Mabbat Brien,
Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells, Bouton,, McGown,
McConkey
" Joseph NJ Leon, TO be refunded amount Of money
paid by him to redeem portion Of lot sold for taxes by
error in assessment To Committee on Finance.
By Assistant Alderman o'KEFR--of and
pants of property to have sixty third street. between
Ninth and Tenth opened worked as country
road. To Committee on Roads.
By Assistant Alderman CaAwFoRp-of Edwin Post and
Others for sidewalk north side of West Twenty eighth
street beginning at Sixth and extending eastery
100 feet To Committee on Streets.
BY Assistant Alderman BREADES-That the polls Of the
Fifth election district sixth ward be changed Al
to ass Pearl street. Adopted.
Bp Assistant Alderman RSG-That the Commissioner Of
Streets and Lamps Broadway and the Bowery
lighted from dark to daylight every night To Committee
on lamps, &C.
places Of holding election poll
in sixth ward Amended by altering Sixth district from
No 10 Franklin street ~ i35 Walker street. and, as
soluton-Designating places Ct holding poll in Six
teentb ward. Concurred in.
inspectors Of elections for Six
teenth ward. Concurred In. -
MISUNDERSTANDING GER ain inspectors IN Nineteenth
ward. Cencurred In -
MISUNDERSTANDING places Of poll in Nineteenth
ward Amended by altering Third district 10 corr er Oh
Eighty sixth street and Fourth avenue and as amended,
concurred in .
Resolution designating places of poll in Fourth ward
Resolution designating places of poll in Sixteenth ward
Resolution designating places of poll in Third ward.
RESOLUTION designating places of poll in Seventeenth
ward. laid on the table.
BY Assistant Alderman 0K0y-That the following
erons b. appointed Inspectors u Election Ia the Twsn'
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Public Eale.

EEEING tezilaus a u,sEins 70 M usess. ~
- oiIsT hssalr, "a IhuEsiaA Iir - - aAsrtE1,
- Erri. - ~ FaaIrTfs. ra,.isirz = li0rsns.
lga.s asl f,sflir. tEo Hzsaas Ess fssaf. ans
Insss and Harnr-.. one Rlr-isA s,d Harness.
Iis@a-slsa and Kiirhen fuTniian. faFEing
Ta.as. &e. Aisa qaasstiis q Nhszr. and CiiTF
assirsss nsa ssasasiasri.
asI hail - aiar same iinae. CIR g.
cgsce - ~ iisnfss;ss "a Ni.srh I Rew
~ lie. rsliaississ. les Ares. ssl a..
.fsx., gsured. Aisa 80 uallcr Trsrs aaioin-
ine. raasiaississ g5 acres. rish gal Dwelling
iiouss "a i. The ahsvr laasds AZ al ~siesr.l,
and aEe silu.ind Aiihin sa,s- mic Il ~ u ilsans
sh"ei. snd n "a nsiifs = ir ioWn e G;i-hsrn.
lying "a esrh sle Il ilr naaia rad i.an issrrns-
haansh = chapel ilill asa Nili ~ ..ii gTisale-
u % sassi iaifsa-rs aErIrl - Ne lssne ahose
stated fer~,ns ds-irans ~ gufrhasin. are a.
quesie3 70 rsll and eNsnsinr ihe lands l~lsss he
day II sl.le.
A iil@rai eFnld vii - given. Terms made
known ~ ihe DIV II sate
jos. Il. M'MURRAY.
Osialrr Is. ost.--
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t.sss ,ss'as sa'alaralf O. ~ FRA. o. SIN
q, ss.i.s larr,lnrais 81 i.sslslli.sf cess
- fuisrh : a - r. ieiis,s lArg rosld
,,rsskr Is AL - "A = sa'iszrd y ssks
- $50. anl .l..iI =, feussa . D h.'i< 81
VII. ,sinei,aes pi'heus ~ -ssiss. =fl~si.su-
-. q dsseat. We a. - l<lirsr lh.s ihs PR
..sss.e snsssion ~iil = = fespidails h ~
-, eo.s,sss 5 I has hsseiuf,se Psssed. twas
:. i..us shss sui,si GsF. Red. and nay ns' sin
....brr as MI Tho GoseEn0r rlaimed the ers-
I. r origina.inz me arazusr. ami he peelis
-. a. ll;<se lh.s be ass sianers in sdsseai-
:. il. Thi- ins.ised canhdenee. II anoihfr
.,.s,d mauns the hosss. his nsises might i's
.,.ersea. ans ms irgs would prslalls - shoash,
,;,s.r Too hos, az too lens or IN ssiHuPs. Bat
:. m.y lske i fs F.-nird INA, shs Desaeersss.
:. heus..lsa. win ssiek % ikeH party. and s~sl-
=, ire siEfsss. ',af1ls rskenss md we hos ne
uliss win siso rr-slsr 70 ss.n1 by their prinri-
,s an il.rir Iaay and n.si renni' fsee suii'sse,
i any other question q ; lihs nature. % disise
ihrna
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OQDS

ever brought TO this market.
He would be pleased to show the Ladies'
his Stock Of De l.aincs. Merinos, Apaccas, Gro
DE Rhine and Silk Velvet Manillas; and White
Goods Of all kinds and qualities, consisting OF
Swiss, Juconet, Null aud Book Muslins, llaconei
Camhrics, Victoria Lawns. Dimies, Muslin and
Cambria Edgines, Corded skirts, Embroidered
Collars, Chemizctts aud Under-Slceyes, Linen
Hanlkerchefs, &c. &c.
Ear Gentlemen he has the finest Black
Cloth in the place, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres
S,eel-mixcd Navy Blue, Brown and Black Sati
nets, Pocket and Neck Kerchiefs, Spring ant
NAPOLEON Ties. (new style.) Lambs Wool Tn
der-Yests, Fancy Vest Patterns, Dickies, Gloves
Hendersons Superior Moleskin Dress Hats, AM
Caps Of every description.
=. His Stock Of Farming Implements, Gar
penter's and Blacksmilh's Tools, Negro Clothing
Negro and Saddle Blankets, Brcgans, Groceries
and Crockery, enable him to offer indncemen'
which are found no where else in the market
or Being extensively engaged in thc Carriag'
Making Business. his Stock Of Coach TrimmIn =
Springs and Axles, and all articles in that line
were selected by himself,
Il Call at his Store, east Of the Court House.
November Is. II
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$500 E
By LAST NIGHTS MAIL.


Two steamers haze arrived, the Ia.
test with dates 10 the 2eth nit. The
following is the Telegraphic summary
Of the news:
A telegrapic despatch. dated Bucha-
rest, October 25th, states that two Rus
san steamers and eight gnn-boats had
forced the passage Of the Danube on the
Esd. encountering brisk fire from the
Turkish fort of lsatcki. The Russian.
had colonel, three other officers, and
twelve sailors killed, and forty. wound
ed. They say. however. that they sue
ceeded in setting the fort on fire with
a she'll.
In France every thing was prepared
for land expedition TO Constantine
pie, but no orders viii be given for
1t TO march unless new circumstance,
shall render such a movement necessa-
~.
Letters received at Paris from ST
Petersburg speak Of the strong dcsir,
of Count Nesselrode for further nego
tiations.
II is reported at Paris that the EN-
peror Nicholas has abdicafed in favor
of the hereditary Grand Duke. The
report is doubted, but it had the efiec'
Of giving lirnness to the markets.
There is much running 10 and FIR,
Of couriers, although but little new,
has TRANSFERRED. IL is rumored that thu
Four Powers have drafted new pro-
position.
The combined fleet was not at Con
stantinople on the 18th ultimo. II il
not believed that any pitched battle
had been fought.
A Madrid letter Of the 25th al tins
states that Mr.. Soule has been recciy'
ed BY the Queen Of Spain. On the re
quest of the Spanish Minister Of For
eign Affairs he had previously consent
ed to modify some expressions in hi'
proposed address to the Queen yhicl
were considered objectionable 1t i
the custom in Spain for Foreign Minis
tiers To submit copies Of their address
es to the Spanish Minister before th
day Of their reception.
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NJ TEE DRUG STORE,
a FRESH sur,y q BOOKS. STATION
"A Eki. &e-. consisting. Ia Jan. a the so
lowing:
The Thought BlesSsm, Gem ssf the Season,
Flam's Interpreter. Gin Bosk a Gems.
flo.a's sssm. Grnss u Beauty.
Ladies' hrsi~ske, Fioral keel~ake.
Crysill fsuni, Dew Dsop.
Ga q fl,wrrs. The AEe,
Gil ~ Affection. The Rose,
Poelirai Walks q Million. Campbell. cowTer
Noae, Byron. pusns. Thsmps.sn, Paliaek and
alheFs; together With great variety q Mi~rel
llneous Wosks. Pun folios. Albums. Letter am
Nae naper. &c.
November 4. To-.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Reported iri-weckly, by Pannill & Sons, for the
lnlclligcneer.
November ~, 1853.
ToRacco.-We have 30 rhange TO
note, Good leaf is in brisk demand at
&c. to lSc.
CorToN.--In brisk demand At an ad-
vance Of 4. We mute sales at 9ac.
Com has slightly improved, with
brisk sales at Zoe.
WHEAT is in brisk demand at 81 As
% 81 80 for Red ;Sl so q 81 Sc for
White.
FLouR.-City brands 81 so, Country
sc IS o. 81.
BAcoS.-ya. hog round 10 % lOlc.i
Western sides Sc; do. shoulders &c,
APPLE BRANDY so a. soc. Peach 81
(iuANo.-Stock increasing; sales al
s46 per 1000 lbs.