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Arrived.
l,ppcrI. Lathe. Boston s days, in ballu!

ship Fylns Dragon cpper, L''le Boston days. IN ballast
Ship sui,Sns Barrett Liverpool 50 days mdss and ps
eager. VIVA Nelson Son ia. had hsn' pnnf w,a the
Ship James Keetr, Allen. London "a days mdse .ndIs
c 'S soi RSsef. t o Bath, Soan& & Of h.
Island spoke whaeshP Peruvian for Nantucket Sept Ane
Slip S Water Scott Ci B.if Smith Sunderland day. s
Manhattan Gas Co One day out lost overheard Geose Ke
ship st. Charles. Conway Hsmbursh Sep. g. md.e. s,a N
passengers to W. : Schmidt Co
Ship Northern Bel Chase Shields " days coal 70 Walsh,
Ship Empire zereea, Liverpool Sept 49, Ddse and psss.
Slip David Iioadey Magma Antwerp s. days mds. sA ~
h:s ts fS!' S pey r. rom Bedford
with us bbi whale board and trying out AZ tho Tine
Oct IS, p lat 81 90 Ion Is o. saw four m's'ed ir'p
Bari safteilc Cole Stockholm Sept and Elsinore ss
Of the Banks ,isr allied bark bound eastward with ltr
in Ls OF y - g &C. lon as O. rs psS o sss, e..
ound b. 18TH lat 81 49, Ion 60 P9ssed ship Wild H'vs
to- nd 10 Boston vessels bound w. :.
to Eff Mfe yS'iftS f c. f''e'on St Pierre H. 10
Big ch.,ts lBr Boudrut, Chester, s., 10 days 'Ai
Biis Ann Eliza H.ra WHO'S Hamburg 80 days, miss ssi
Biz Judith soms. BsIket,, Calais. luuber to master
sris o,%zS4o st.ples Calais lpmee, 70 BO"rdn'n-
I s. .ehr Guthrie, sPTiHs New Bedford
sehr Abb Albion Br, D. Doren, Hilsboro 10 days coal TO
sehr. Groyeland Br) Cavsnnsh ST. John. NIB, hu'bsn
Kelley smithers
schr. st. stephens McGrrgor, Calais.
schr. Joseph Rogers Worfbnson. Portland, O..
Propeller Sophia Green. Philadelphia
Propeller Osceola. Clsrt Providence.
Propeller Wsmsuts Nye New Bedford.
Propeller QuinebaUs, nollep, Norwich.
Propeller sscheun, Tbrasber Hartford.
Propeller Irousides Nsndiyer Pbilsdelphia
Propeller J. N. Harris Smith, New London.
FELLOWSHIP Northern Queen, Hodgdon, Shields bek
Velocity St. Jago BT brig Jessie. Of Kent.
sAILED-ships }. w. White. McNar New. Orleans Eoss
1S% ns. fs. CHI tvt assRaf Have; %
60 fairfield, Hathaway Chseston Independence H.ssea
MebourDe Tconderogs, BOYLE Mobile Devonshre Moore
London bark Golden Age Gchrst Galveston and others
Withholding the day, NE.
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pAR.p, OF TEE f1yrH BRIoADE-lno NJ,
Brigade New FORK State Militia tnrnca o." :"

PAHAps OF rnr F1yrH BRioADI'-ino run
Brigade New-York State Militia turned o"s 10 "sIa
Parade yesterday under CONN snd Of Dr's .ha ra,.
Duo.A The lin. form. in Hicks street IN me ''','
inc and up the Ene o'mach to The Pa,ad.
G,n,nd in East New-York. They made oru'nt
each regiment ,. sss y vi .spssS'
The is.h Infantry numbering 30 men, commanded
by Col ABEL Smith. ,o-;rc aasD mo, f.oI
18th Regiment Infantry, nuiOe'"s WV " '
Jesee c. Smith. :a % nio,o. of a-;,,orv
,,,ohe,ns so men, under command OF Col Lemuel
7Sd Peo;mep, infantry, numbering Us men under
.oTm,nd of Major Michaei Bennett commanding.
Various evolutions were performed on the parade
ground a, East New-York and q, 2o'cock the Brigade
wss reviewed by Jn.pector-GeDeral B. F. Bruce,
Co,r,o;ssary J. H. Hobart Ward, and Col. Human,
Ala 10 General CLARK The diplay was very fine
one and reflected credit upon the officers and men.
The review terminated about O'Clock, and the BIZ
oode marched homeward. Il was expected that Gov
epor Clark would be present, but it appears he was
unav,dably detained at Albany by official bu,inees-
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ALsor-LEAIRp-oD Thgr'1.y OFT hS1 so s.sss,.r
SBBb. William AI-,p ef Pios,sA 70 S>rsa y'uIe~'
of IL. lat. A. land. Lesird II ihis ely
BCRGPR-BLAGuE-At ssyb-ooh, Ccna on wsu 80
OFT Is BY the Rev Mr. Mccall l. H. burger o. ~. -.
20 vary, ess,hi.r d Giles BIsspe, eco OF ih-
BERRY-yAH REEssELAER-A; Albany, IN ISeva.Jp = /.
a. h,s ell erile tsnstfsr Of he H0E >t~pn'h a.,
.la.r TO Mr.. B,ry AL American, but for many Sa' 49,
chant Of PsTia $3.50. -
DAWsOE-COGER-In ;hi. city, on Ws5pe1 nn M
,hs Rev Dr. Thous Armitas., lchseod W "a 60, s.o
ut, y. J and Mag L CoseT, daughter " pAnN'
ofSewY0rk =, n, I'll
FIHLD-KIssAM-On Wednesday, Oct - oy Ihe
uund Embuiy TRINITY Church. N ID, "a =, o-.n..
Jos.phin. Ksssm Of aid city 70 Jsm'' W r'' -
).
ylsBER-DEEIsOH-On WedDN-dsy Oct - n ~
Off. Ie.n.ion Fish 10, BY the Rev san n,
ofili, city ST Bd.rt " Fisher q White ri--Hs - '
.d.,t ese,ht@r o the ofisi.tins cIsrtynAh
ADMINISTRATORS eGnesdsy Oef. %; r "a
an Church Madison square h. the Rev - " - = "a
Mr Jane. NJ. Gardner 20 Ms NIy L'use spfH'e va
ihis city. -. n n.
HUNI-MIILER-On Wea. .dsy, Oct - ny re ri ~.
To, z VEN i've ~. Prs.cott Hunt oi po-'N' ~ 49,
d.ush,,r Of Adrian II. Muller ofihs cry
LAWRENCE-HOE-On Wednesdsy eyeninf u - ~ 49,
Rev VIM T. EiseBhrodt, d. d, 81 TIE f.'ateI. -
brids, fsibeI Cyrus J. Ls~T,gee 10 Eily A. ''-0'
ter q Richard II. Hoe, 80 all Of this cliy
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WhaleyN.

Cid. a; New Bedford 18th ships Reindeer Ashley Cess:
Riekc;son, and China Thompson. Pacific Oceao; RAunH
Wilson, DO Lark ae .hip) As4zon tof Farhsyeol bf
rioge. 90. -
Sailed from New London iith bark julius Cssu BsrTS
for South Atlantic and Iadi N Oceans. -,
At TCnbeE date, bsTks keoks Rowland New bedicay
$50 bills sp this Peru Eastou Nantucket ~ do
Heard from, date baf Ohio Baker, do 800 sp Ias's'o
report says s5Jl -,
letter from bosrd ship Hope Clifford Of EewBedrfa,
reports her 81 Psita Sept 10 s, for home via TacAn's
No oil since las. report. -.
letter from Capt Luce Of ship Mary Wilder Of ses ga
ford reports her a. To Ebez Aug with 95s bbs y. on q
taken lis last cruise would leave :or Oh Shore and
eShuAro In January. -. a..
letter ftsm Cart How e. Of bark Mermaid Of wePor'
pors her a. Tobez Aug TO- with 80 bbs oil this .eAcs.
ports sailed from Tonbez AUg ship Ansel Ope -
fH oil stated spohe July TO- lat ke snip 10
midas, Oliver, NIB, 80 .p, and sferwHd heard Of Ae'
" bbls. more. 49, =, P.ir.
letter om Csp.. Wilson u ship Atkins AeasS, ~ .aa
haven dated Tonbef Sept reports the ship 10 tn 90 90
a CRUSH e. bad taken 80 bbs hpbk. oil. Capt '" "a
.ick expected Join the ship ~hen abe
port. ,xu ,snp.s
letter from Capt Clifford Of bark Clsrice u Nb eP
her a. Pfs sept TO- Nth 80 sp ready for sea 49,
Oct 10 nile. Of AsntAuk was seen bark hafy
Rule Of and from WaEreu RI, tor Pacific Ocean
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To Mariners.

LIGHT TIoUsg on CAPE HANCOCK, MOUTH oF CotrsnA
RIVER WILMINGTON TERRITORIAL fixed white hss, nf1.
order Of trese Illuminating the entire horizon The o,~
il vhtewsshed and placed the pitch Of the Cape sbu
feet above The gh elevated about 30 feet scovs
oyel and will be In favorable state Of be .es
pere hight Of IS feet above the water ~ nautical or
statute miles. -,
The latitude and longitude and magnetic variation Of the
Light, a. given by tie Coat Survey, are
Lat go rs S." n.
Lon. 1915 % w.
Magnetic Iartstiou, July, 1884, 30 ~ z.
Thc Light will BE- exhibited for tie rs time the night n
the 18th Of October and thereafter every night
set 10 sunrise until further notice.
Foe BELL Of 800 lbs has also been placed the blsf
sdvence If the Light Tower which will BE- sounded funhs
osy other thick weather night and day tro the d
The distinctive mode Of sinking the Bell will b. pusset
hereafter. The machinery is frame building, leye4
with the ground with the front opeu 10 receive the Bell and
also wLitewAaed.
BY order Of tie LiEh'. House Board.
HARTMAN BACHE,
Major Typographical En- Br Nst
Cfce i2;h Liza. House District,
San FRANCISCO, c., Sept Is, 1886 )
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SECOND Board
THURSDAY, Oct. l6-P. n.

A new activity has been inaugurated q, the Stock
Board and the bulls have again possession OF the
kd. The transactions IN Erie, Reading, and Central
are very large at advancing prices. The bears at
:, mu.ed 10 check the movement BY free sales at thsir
optiop but did not succeed. The upward turn is the
natural result of the late fall and assisted by the con-
,ipued posponement Of the stringent Money market
which has been looked for the last six weeks and by
the general impression that suspension Of specie pay
ept bv the Bark Of France has taken place and that
the fl. c; must be cua;erAy favorable In this couniry
nv uniting ch. * TO the drain ofgod from Upon the
effect Of this suspension, however, there is consider
able difference Of opinion, viii Be seen by the large
amount of sellers options put out today BY thoee who
lock upon the present rise as only temporary. The
Shorts were purcht SEN 20 considerable extent to-day
for cash bu, pm, out large quantities on cng options.
Tn. ,.les Of Erie reached l0,00oU Il, 900 shares,
Reading Is, eco shares Central s6Oo shsrs- The ir-
pro,,ment Is quite general IN the hst. Ere eoeed Il
81, having been 6lt, an Improvement OF y cent
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Philadelphia Markets. Der. IL.

PHLADELFHIA. Oct G-CCTIoS quiet FLOUR holders
have advanced their view. s!c ob-Ss 624 ina offered
and refused for good branGs Sales Of barrels better brands
ct % IS and Sc bb, s7as7 IS There il moderate
inquiry Er the supply OF The retailers and baker. with
.r faney RYE FLovR is .tesdy a. S. IS Coax
AEAL unchansedi sales Of 500 bbs PennsylvariA a.
fJG. bbL The market continues nearly b.re Of Wheat
snd eod.n Rave sueceedd In realizing further advance sales
Of e ea.he: TAR Hd prins Pennsyvans and southern Red
sladiDs 100 bushels fair and prime White at $50 10
krr scarce and commands 75ee0c CoEs 10 IN fair and
bat here not mach coming 10 4es " bushels Yellow
.ecss anosr and 1000 euskels from the oars
Pennsylvania and Jersey sod AZ Ale q bush. and some
.tere %ef9 Csoe Eaits firm with small business dong
IheT'ioss aNes D.: IslsI nSEs lI9J fer PeIk 0EneI
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The folI,vlne = ow weekly report OF IsHa's'

The folIevine q our Wetky 1ePVr' Ut
assignments &C:
Hsrsy Knsht, Portland, Ne sssseea ..s
VIM a Dwish, n L Cs., Boston. Mass sesp-naro
Cbs,in Wilton Boston Mas 'a.psnde<L
i Roberts d" Millinery y Bcs;os, Mass iAe@
r IL Bsrps, Br5Eepor, Conn. hailed
freeman Bushi, New YoTf City -.spended'
on. Co New ! orb City suspended
2 Waters Il Co. Troy n. Y. hIied-
n A. Co Mount Holly y. j. failed
Core Timer A Co. Philadelphia. Penn suspended
Nc & BuIIock Phladsl phia, Penn sospended
p W Pavne Lypehburrh Va suspended short tame "A''
d C. pavAl indianapolis Ind assigned 70 X J. hoTi.
. a. l;rsa CoBnsr.vle lad ssnsned
n W C.rson Calenf Ill failed 49,
v Wv h,rr.r Brother. ChicSgo, I'll failed
c. a; Fri.ton Burlinst Iowa, tailed
TEHu,.J n, mud Mrtrrgor's LAndius Ia f.ied.
Josu she phsr Flour" Penn ~.' some "e.n sure re-
- :. I'D Tai. announcement should not AFFECT the
- In = sphsrd GoafeeOHsT in the place 40
". are reliably 1frIued has not iaiied'
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RrPoETED FoE rsE " Y TSIsgNE uIRlp,N
ti1 boaTd-l, 20 City Railroad t. ssi. ias A. q tf
road {. P 20 b.. do 50 10 MiucAl R.il,osI RAJ
6ll. 100 Rssdns Railroad .Jsn int, So 100 40 - asy,
scrip SIT 80 do IS g. LATHE SchUyAa Railroad - as
Grard Bsnk 70, Consolidation Bank a;: "
Farmer. ard Mechanics BsIk g.
Bsisos<s Boa'd.-91 L.hish Scrip dsys So Mr.
RR 20; IS Beaver Meadow RR, s.! Ase,s
Camden snd Auboy RI. Re, IS y. 30 DE- a In
RR c 4 P. 4s, 100 Rssdinf RR, b,sn sna I'M 80 nes
Sshu,l Nav Pr,fd. DAYS -; Philadelphia Bsni ~
Mcdaniel Bank 81. IS Farm and Mohs Bani .S,, -,
.tJrsr Bssrd-ls Morris C.ns. b, Il; $50 do. "a w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17
SUPREME COURT-SProIAL TrRM-Oct, i6-Beiors
Judge CLERKE.

The EVIDENCE IN The TRANSIT co. CASE ALL IL.
Jeremiah g. Hamilton The Accessory Transit 60 ct al
This care went on at IL ocl ,ck this morning. The
defense nut Joseph L. White the stand He testified That
he used be counsel and Director OF the company pu now
Win The public and had visited the greater part OF N
va I'D was familiar with its public history that the eopos
f ,% CSpsiituon OF 1888 which had been previously put
into the obi aimed by him from the President OF the
senate in the presence Of almost all the senators FOR the PuT
nos, Of syin. advice what they should dos that he sd
vised the appointment OF another frovoh@ PRESIDENT IN
Mr. White then wen, the political history OF Nicansna
naming the various Presidents and their competitors IN odeI
Shortly Chamorro election the witness went on 20 ss
he proposed al amendment Of the Constitution OF lS and
election Of deeGAte. TO- sen 20
cratic pnry opposed change When news came from
Cbsporro that The delegates elected were opposed 10 ohs
OF the Cons, ton he b"nished enough OF h TO s
majority. Shortly after revolution. headed oy 'nose
banished and th,ir friends IN Leon san SN''1o &C.
Nj White stated he kept fmit with the course Of
events In NicAsgus by correspondence with the
Of NicsIssus 'NS sem M. so Gbsmorros Estrada and
Gen. walker Through Judge 0uI'''l ana las i"'e '
M. rrclipiusry questions intended to prove M
w.. ranari,v AS historian inform the Court as 10 the
real condition Of things IL the republic Tue our
49, of the vide nee IN .bsencc OF written hls
,nyv or oher means Of information equally good bat hnAy
ruled cut the ground iai the Court would TAKE =,
notice OF the Of events sufficiently for the purposes u
W stated IN the coursc OF he discussion this point
that he would be unable all thai he suew s'mueh s
much e it told him IA confidence
MI White not cross, Examined - - ,.l ,;,l
Pending the summing up by counsel the ''u' S9oNiN va
Tomorrow
BENJAMIN s Halse> at. W'n @. Lyon snd A.
Motion to compel purchaser TO complete hs puah'
gIantca, with { 10 costs.
Before Judge WHITING.
John sgius aud Al. ag Thos. v Wright
Tie motion was tO discharges an order OF arrest on
the ground h. The affidavit which the order 10 hold 70 pau
was made dors not ihs The pisuas creditors be
fore the act. which The defendant charged were con"
m,ed Ii. thou sht that the digestion must b, sns
,si hdsyi; udGnt hat the frauds complained
Of were before the debt scerued.
Motion denied without cosis, the point ones 81
lo.t 10 ce been found IN which the question decided
Before Judge DAVIES.
Lurieu y. Conan Jeremiah j. Beet
Plaintiff entitled ~ a specific perfurman and ref-
r ordered damages and IN coming OF report
D,,r,e mus; be iuSlly entered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17


The sae- Of goods either Al auction or by importers
direct, are very light. and jo5bers are finding their
hu-iress declining. The great anxiety respecting the
result OF the Presidential canvass going forward
di-plsyed by the country at large, has Interrupted
business Though trade is not 20 brisk il is yet good.
The icbbers seem flush Of money-s sign that their
colet tons are good. Auction sales never 50 few
il October as tlis year. The mporatons have been
large, bat have not hung on baud and consequently
there l. 10 heavy stock and crowding OF remainder
goods through aucton.roonls No reduction of pr
Il submitted 20 by importers on fine goods. Silks have
again adv enced 10 price, tut not TO correspond With
tie advance in France. All staple Silks are being
h,ld for higher prices. French Merinoes are firm at
full previous prices.
shawls and Dtlanes have been in active demand
all bat Stella Shsws, which less called for. SILK
velve,s also, difficult to place, being considered
generally undesirable goods. Every auction al which
hey have ben offered hss proved this as they have
invariably remained ensod. Goods Of home manufsc-
,ure have been sod to large extent but the trade 10
nearly over for the season Prices are well sustained.
Gotten Is rising in prce and eottonsocds 70 be made
from ihis yesrs cotton viii cost much MORE and,
there 10 no pressure in the money market al cotton
asps- are buoyant In pnee. Wo0iels p&rtake a-o Of
The general buoyanry Of prH.ee.
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oorpr cALENDAR-rHs D.r.

Superior CoURr-Tnal Term.-Nos $40, Is, 100,
80 ssl 252 254 EOS rs as 81! W II 81 ia. "a 10
s67. :. M, a,
SUPREME CouKr-Special Tenn-lst C!ass.-Nos
~ "a Cl,.,-No. q n ST. 81 s. S. o. IN ~ 10 ~ ia N
TsrIrn Sr.rrs O,srRIc COURr.-Nos ~ " to ~.
SupRrss CouRr CIRcuIr.-Nos. Soi Ss i!Lt
s?s, 1891 isC 1871 1855 So va ~. 70 sa5a g. 1
1896 G7a. ls4s SS 1881, S ~ iso, i0'f s' 49, "''
loss 81, Ho6 10 22l6 Az m,
CoNsos PIrAs-Trial Teun-Pst I.-Nos OIL
1894 1857 los9 1924 7s ~ l9S fat u-Sc> wa W.
So, l0S6, 1913, 1875 70 Ilok
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Disasters, &c.

P.tc TOWNSEND JONES Mings. from Carthasena Aoo
o. EewYort pu into Charleston 18th inst tof "a
An uxyowX scHR. ashore lith on Cape Cod S"'~'
remained AZ sunset. -.,D. .oo q, q, - n,l..n, On
the e,T.o Of the ship Isaac Aeron wrecked on
sbcsl. c-...,.ss 9Th {
.,rso OF sit and ce IL stated accounts rom Cse f "A
b ult 70 have ben contact of fstelbo, % tls a.
So.t mat, bow,prt &C. and sftervsrd asrosRA s1s
isaiy sId would have " unload 70 repair.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NRw-YoRK......
Cleared.

Bsrks-Johsnna Ham Jensen Cochin and Bombay Poyp.
CO. Wysndote, Burns Boston. ia,es Porerheld Rsls
Roser. St. Thomas Peeh, Church Co; Roman, LsnmL Hs
yans Russell Nining. =.
Briss-Phiura sprssue, Savannah. Durham Dimon $
Ellsworth (Br) Curry ST. John ~ r., d. X De Wolf Ase
nora (Br Murphy. Trinity n r., J. s. DeaIey, Elisa W
sibnie ST. Pierre T. W Bayard Co. Queen Esther Pcode
ton Brunswick. Walsh, Carver Chase.
schoouers-C. NJ Layerty Do~dy, Cape Pinekney, T. s
Powell; Ransom lBr) Lockhart. ST. John, b., D. X D
Wolf FLORIDA Kelly Philadelphia James Hand Ella Uimes
Ceulue COS Me,cafk Duncan fremont Thompson Eusee
CITY Price Bird
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REPUBLICAN DEsossTRAIIos.-Last evening the
Republicans Of Jersey-Cty had season Of rejoicing
over the election news from Pennsylvania. Rocket
were discharged bonfire was kinded in the street and
display Of fireworks took place The headquarters
were throDged and speeches made by Robt Gil
christ, jr., b G. Noble and others. DIR. Noble bad
been speaking in Newton early 10 the evening.
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THURSDAY. Oct To- 1870
ASHESrhe market Is quite firm for both kinds with sales
Of SO bbs at ~ 50 for Pots aud 81 s7t for Pearls
COTTON-The market continues dull with inclination 20
heayine.s the supply of Mddugs quite insignificant and
Of all other kinds small :he sales 1000 bsos We quote
follows:
NEW.yORK CLASSIFICATION.
Uplsnds. Florida Mobile. n. o. L Tex
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fAdvertisementI
GH'r TIE BEST

This becomes imperative when as In the case OF
se hair consider what immense and TePsTaoe hJuy 70
,e by the host Of bless compounds paned on on he
pvAhe LYONS KATHAIRoY is sckno~ledged by al TO De the
s, article that combines the requisites for peecf prep
sr.,op the hair by universal consent proclaimed the
perr besf and agreeable toilet article ever made SOa oy
= dealers everywhere for p cents per bottle
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Acknowledgement.
ODER, i % %.
BROOKL YW ITEMS.

DsMocRA1Ic CHARTER Recommendations
hhg has been nominated for Captain Of the Second
rohce District George n. Cass for the Third District
and James Powers for the Fourth District. The
Nnih Ward Democratic Electors have nominated
John 5 Bogert and Joseph Oliver for Aldermen;
1hos Hamilton for Supervisor; and Charles Lsdley
Sy Constable
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

CosGRysIosAL NohISATIos.-In the Third Con-
gressonal District Of Hew-Jersey, james Bishop has
been nominated for reelection to Congress by the Re
publicaps and Americans. The Third District COM
prises Wareo, Hurterdon, Somerset and Middiesex
Counties.
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Advertisement.
"DRED" AT BaRNUM's MUSEUM LAST NIGHT.

Never there such House crowded IN every
nNt s Of tickets STOPPED the door Hundreds could not
In Applause perfectly Astounding Con Tom lhuo a.
hrtle Tom lit evoked the widest demonstration OF aensn
S>pttb niece admirably played throughout Repeated 10
kIsHT. Tom Thumb and Farce THIS AFTERNOON
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Pv North Rirsr Bor-l2 s,5 Dbl. Flour g. -! bu. W.,
- III do. Cors 1909 do. OAR. sS pks whisky 50 IA Az.
By E,is Rsiroad so bbl. Flour Is2 do whi,l, 10
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QccaV Steamers.
TO ARRIVE
Passenger Arrived

4. ,kip Jane. n. ksos,, fron Losdos-J, Martin d.
Brrk lady and child X. Gildsrd and lady H. BsA~, w.
Cook Mrs P. Barber and two children:
In .htp SviiarG, FROM L"opOCs-Mr VIM oocarn ~
Fifsbeth Banks
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Family Marketing.

IL, following table gives the retail pnce Of Inc pm
sipapsric Of Farm Produce in the tHy o' New
York on Thursday, Oct. 10:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17

The First Ward Republican Club of jersey City
will meet this evening at the Hudson House, and be
addressed By Robt Gilchrist, jr, and J. A. Lake Of
New.Yofk
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THE GERMANS AND RLPvBIICAss n KISG.
CouSTr IL MorIoS.-A mass meeting of the friends
of Fremont and Dayton is to be held at East New
York, on Saturday evening Oct. Is. The Kings
County Rocky Mountain Club are to pitch their tent on
Sheffield avenue, near Miers Hotel and several other
Fremont Clubs from Brooklyn and wimausburgh,
hath Germans and Americans, have agreed to be
,resent. Charles A. Dana and Luman Sherwood
sess., win address the people. The Germans wll be
addressed in their own language in the hall OF Miller
Hotel by Messers. Gsrsgue, Kaufman and hahgnon
The Eleventh Ward Fremont Association are TO be
addressed THE evening by Horace Greeley. They
meet at the corner Of Fulton and Oxford streets,
Dsvskyn.
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CsPKoS.
Tho trial of Gustavo Mchsels. charged with swine
COURT OF

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GENERAL ROMULO DIOZ DE Ia NEGA.-Ihs

s~,insubed individual visited GVRSsYs Photographic Palace
OF Al yeday and secured OF his nlmiisbe unretouebed
PAo,osspbs spirited Likeness of the General : on eN
hAkinon No $40 Broadway.
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