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r, r Daahce'Jani, lsi. Sas7s
Inc prcence now is that the Troy Railroad will tax.
away the businesssnd entirely ruin the Mohawk Ross
The New York Equitable Insurance Company have
decl'reia dividend of four per cent, f the las, six
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Passengers Sailed.
HirsE-Ship Albany-Thos Nelson, e n LANCE
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ITO THE PUBLlC.-LIFE BOATS.--Ihe deIsigned
begs leave respectfully 10 invite the attention q
tans merchants aud all intereaed the
boats and vessels TO his newly invented life boat.
These Life Boets de upon entirely different princ
pie from those they warranted TO be every
adapted the purposes for which they designed and
furnished for nearly half OF what IL
termed France Lie Boat"
These ling interested this subject are invited 10 call
at the establishment Of the under No. 1875 Water street.
and examine for themselves
CHANDLER l., INGEkSOLL. h
There build ng which The public inirJ 10
examine As The worh prcgr,ss.s jsln
I(rANTED-mmer isiey, nurse. take small
w children. None seed aly without good references.
Address bor aos lower uosi ofiee Hqr
NOTICE.-H KLE MENT. residing formerly with Jasn u.
~ Miller Of Canssre at Fort fs,n. Montgomery coun.
~ New Yers is rsssested BY bis family at Eesbgry, near
hey have been WITHOUT from hm sr s:v.fa Yeas.
jseoA2w-
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PARK THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING. Jan. iO-The per.ormane. viii com.
WHAT WILL "t fife y" World SAB,
Lord My Barry Capt f'ss a ca.Am. r''ed'
Bors.sl-rli 8 eent-Gallery IS cents: -
CHATHAM THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. s-Ths performances will com.
THE KNIGHT OF F' TIE E' GOLDEN FLEECE
~ sY S.a.sie,a Hill De Lima Mrs rloro.K Kirby
A VIE Ger Fob sfie 4 DAY.
Nathan Tucker Hill Morton A. IT. Mestayer
E siSSs% R ING
Zenocle. Thorne seilm Kirby
Sore. scent. I'd and ID tsr,as, Pit is ,s,ii:ry ~
Doors omen at 81; Curtain rises at " precisely
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
MONDAY EVENING Jan. io-The performascsiwiil com
"e, ,s,o with
crumme, Mitchell ii Fancy Mrs rimn
u,,. HAI 4. si,; %fxsfsrlE ,,.. .,..,,..
THE A HxPPY Man.
THE T. a sRislrss Wv swN.
Capt ss nS.is H0noais William billings Graham
circle sOceu, Upper .; cents Pr
Doors open at nan past six. Curtain rise. at seven
BOWEKY AMPHlTHEATkE.
sr svls fSoss sTS. Tgnxns
TOURNAMENT ENTREE.
Feats Of Horsemanshpby + Turner
Negro dancing BY the unrivaed Master Diamond.
Mr. Sands will introduce an imposing Equestrian Act.
Vaulng by the whole company.
crption.
Hose manshiP by Mr. Buckley.
Come Song by Mr. Booth
The celebrated Rivers Family through heir much ad-
mred feats Of Gymnssla.
To conclude with
THE COBBLER OF BAGDAD.
During the evening variety of other entertainments
Doors open At sPp d, e commences att
The animals belonging to the Geological Institute will b.
open for exhibition during the holidays Entrance No H. in
Chrystie-st. AdnIsson rs cents.
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Cleared.
Ships Montreal. Tinker, London John Griswold; Emily,
Crane st Crox, Chas Mora Adebaran Brew Marsees
Boyd Hnckeni brig Oneco Butler New Orleans John FL,
Merrill Wilmington, c. Ne,mth Leeds; Celeste, john
eta Matson, Boston, October Doans, Kingston Ja I'm
derwood
Ship Newark Marvin days fro Providence, in baast,
Brig Georges ats days from Orleans with 1928 nd,
sugar to Boto, Fox Livingston. goth instant It "a &c.
long "a 49, spoke schr John Neal OF Norfolk for New Or
leans.
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urse, to take car. OF Two small
ly without good ref, FENCES.
-. Is2t'
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Nov lat IS 10 Ion 20 10 w, Brenda A days from Sa
les. for Bomb,y; Dec 2sh lat 80 NJ lon ss w, Cleaner
three times short of and wished
ed 2sth lat NJ lon ~ Is Norman, Pra t. days from
York, Tor st Domingo
Yankee, from Richmond fer Havana Dee 27th in lat %
lon "a
Johu Enders Mason SO hours FIN NYor for st Cathaae.
Dec 81, lat 80 As, Ion 20 46.
brig sho white signal with black ball it. sandin
SW, Dee 2 lat IL IL S, Ion 80 SO w.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
COURT or SESSIONS.
Reported for The New.Yorh Tribune,
BEFORE. the Recorder Judge Noah and Aldermen Balls
ANA 1.-.


Before the Recorder Judge Noah sad Aldermen Sai>
ANA l4e-.
CASE OF ,MoxY LEEpSIn ,!> winch was once.
tried ans in which the jury coald no, asIee Nh Hti oil
co,sri for defendants. moved Tie Coart Tor NE appoint
ncnt of some carly day which the case should rCet!NeN
~ tried, or if tn, trial hrougll; on 5y The D,rct
Attorney thar defendants might proceed 70 ra! without
r consent or concurrence az the counsel Tor ne posetu'
.ior TIE Court appointed Frsay ncNt rs The Gai OF near
nc OF , parties the tia or other :lft disposition oi
the /,
Tsl, roK HuRcIARY.-JameS M,han, a boy, i'np!tnde1
with John Pctgrew, also boy was tired LOT oNfst'
the third degree. bur. larou>y cn;er!ng the
NJ Patrick Markham No li6 N.>t->ireei, VIII a:'.
on the e5t o. February last, and stealing ~ At V' PATTI
oors and fur caps worth 80 80 c'ary ios'S H'''
guilty.
. TRIAL roa HIcHvs>v RcsEyEy-Ab,aLau .'o'i.>o& col,
ore! man, tried lor robbery the first degree CAREY
highway robbery, Robin. Pasqua Sv1ds OF No. 10
Mott street OF patent lever silver wa:ci. worth S " s
store Garner Orange and the 9th OF De
crnbt It>, bv snatching II. breaking, IKE u2ri-c1i and
rrnanr way The jury tount. hn guilty Of Grand are-
nv and The Cour sentenced h,r 10 the State P5a for tive
years.
rsI>! FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS alas jacob Hen
1so,, and Charles Hubbard, coloed men, were ir!e; Tor
buroarv n ,lcthd degree in breaking INTO ti stable o.!
C,Src.S Doughty. OF e57 Elght.>trtt' o.! the nTht
Of thsrtA oil February las:, and eains mans Slode
hri,ic oyeralls and bosom worth SIS 90 lheIGGH oun9
Enbbrl guilty and Henderson not guilty t:1opa:u va
seat 10 :ie Safe Prison FOR two years
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:. DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Bet:

Several petitions passed 10 decree MAJ OF L D. DC
ei es o beer, iiSrs,sed OF, Nles-S EtmoneS
@ tSl proceeded The u'lea, on The st ca>. rom
h fn'ns,oner ac T.. coniended that Il {ei!i!o.ies
J ,nciary debts and ordinary debts, he was cntiso 70
y ,c.. nm In. latter This opposed NY pr. fieie
who showed that amendment 10 mat ete bau DIS
Tor if decree o! discharge were alo"s' ZIG
fduciary creditor must lose his deel,a...a,,a M
,,1 NJ d,t made in the ordinary course Oh ps>.rSS,
20 n ,be threat or importantly of creator who had 'e
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DI ED:

On Monday. March q Of consumption aged p years, Ma
titda, wife of rreadwcll Lewis.
The friends and acquanlance OF the family and those oi
her brothers Edward and William Wilhelm respectfully
invited attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
the residence Of her biohcrnIaw Jacob H. Gamble 40
Mott street without further invitation.
On the morning Of the 20tll OF consuInpoR AIRED 10
Eleazor, wife OF Thomas Swale
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GNOBB'S New Spelling Book. i'll Six

v
PART J. Contains The Alphabet. vayiouly exhibited; easy
words iron! -Four Syllable> IN winch the Sngc and
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PAST " Contains Nerbai Distinctions words Spelled
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Medically Applied

"A b JESSE EVERETT, M. Mott .-r-et- New
YORK. Ofict hours from l.. 4. NJ and from
10 10 - A. " wnye- On Sundays ION 100 :, r VI
Portable Machines kept readiness for al the dwell.
ls OF patients IN diseases arising from. spa.u oberrc
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remedy When jndicor-y applied. Having been engaged
IT e medical application 81 ; powerful gent :or 5 years.
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chines io- medical U.s. prepared 10 supply distant
physician. sh Portable APPARATUS accompanied with 4
printed book of directions sap pied 10 improved practice
,o apparatus ior Portable Vapou. Baths and
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LAWYERS DIARY

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CAESnAR OF TRe CoaiMoS Pleas, PART FIRST 20,
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rlmcni OF articles in ti,cir line
, in part el
OIncy's, Smiths, Nlitchel!s
Worces,erS, Malic Bruins ana
Parley's Geography.
Browns. kirkams. Muir
rays and Smiths Grammar.
Adams. EmcrSon's, Green
LEAFS. Smiths Davies. Col
burns, Daboll'S and Willets
Arithmetics.
Corstock's, Phelps, Blakes
PhilosophyS and Chcmi>tryS.
Law, Medical. Theological
and Miscellaneous Books sup
piled.
Also, an assortnentoi Blank
Books and Stationery, con-
s!sting OF Ledgcrs, Journals,
Day. Invoice, Order, Sales,
Cash. Note and Bill Books OF
all sizes and qualities, in full
and hall binding.
Medium. DENY, Cap anil
Letter Papers, Il good is>ort,
ment-
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States, Bonnet Boards Pen
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Caiarne. Berry days Charis,on, with cotton.
&c. 10 Geo Sut,or.
Schr Samuel r. Payntcr Holland fro IFavre DC Grace,
with pig iron TO Caswe il NuriocE
Bark Harmony, slacoduck, % days from Malaga, with
fruit to F. HARMONY.
Swedish bark Gus,aif wasa. Arid~on, 3 DAYS from ST;
Craix, with barla, &c. 70 Bowman, Johnston i Co.
Brig r. Fisher, Fisher IS days from Guayan!a (P. RI
with Il,z Ia B. Dcforcst X Co.
Brig Evcline, Could Is from Ponce (P RI with
sugar. &c. 10 T. lord.
Brig seaman Milton, days FROM Frede-ica reo with
lumber 10 a. Fcn,on.
Brig Ann, Lovet IA days from Turks Island, With sal,
j. & G. Lanric
SIR. ch9llsnse, valpay, days from Wilmington ~ CO.
with naval stores.
sclr Two Brothers, Richardson Washington y. c., with
naval store. 10 Mitchell Co.
Sclr Boston Bradley Madison, with m,lze
Scfr Josenil, Bourn. Norfolk. with corn.
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COCIETY ELIBRARY.-G. II. HILL

- Comedian ia -ng returned from bi, Southern tour, will
have the honor OF delivering Lecture on the Manners
Customs. Pccuarits, Sc the New ESg!aners al the
Society Library Wednesday evening March sd, 1912
Mr i will Introduce great uube. OF characteristic
anecdotes, limitations &c They have met the approval of
,tr refined audiences in Europe and America.
G.enen's ticket. 80 cents EACH ade, tickets > cents
each TO be hal nj the Society Library only.
u Doors open al quarter te!ore d Lecture 20 corr
r?ence at-Lalt past ! O'clock. M! =
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quire, Supreme CoEr: Commissioner. Motto? s hereby
even that an attachment; .a- !.ued against the estate OF
Daniel Hoyt nonresident debtor and iG2t the same
vii be sold Tor th- payment his debt. Unless ~ approx
a. ,tarre such according 10 a'r WITHIN nl
monks ,h publication OF this NOTICE; and hat Inc
ayaen; any debts dse ., bIn b: residents OF is Stilr
and - delivery him. OF any pro'-Iy ~ iii
Thu SAT-, belonging 10 him. The transfer any such
property iy him IorideH b. Ia" andare sod-Daisd
he 81 d,7 ol jf.rca 1872 GORDON 4 HiJGHSTON,
no layyai, attorneys for attaching creditors.
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E1cep,i, in Long Island the sales al the Brokers Board
were not very extensive OF this stock upwards Of 100"
,.e,4 old closing SRI decline Of Il per
ria, cl Gale, OF Saturday. Delaware s. Hudson declined
no. cent; Farmers Lean /: NohaSk Z; Harlem l.
In STATE Stocks there large business Western
Faoces declined per cent, Ohio Skies FILL OF i; New
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4 MEXICAN MUSEUM. Corner Broad.

a vi l. hlCsA!N Due IN COTucT DrOdu-
Z q ana Ann-s,reet-Gnder the management OF Mr..
=. r. Barnum-Everv day and evening tbs week, con-
mSnciig Honday, March II.
The Manager has engage! Tor one weeh company OF
INDIAN WARRIORS and their SQUAWS. who will es.
hblt their peculiar dances and ceremonies Illustrative OF
their religious rites uperons &c. worship AMI thanks
giving wedding dance: Pocahonias saving IT, lite Oh Capt
Smith: the murder OF Miss McCrea ami various interesting
INDIAN PANTOMINES
He has also engaged for shor period, NJ. WlNCIIELL,
The unrvaled humorous and laughter provoking Comic
Drollerist, who famous 10. his deinehtons OF French,
Dutch. Irish and Yankee eccentric!t!eS
Mrs PHILLIPS. The popular Vocalist. : engaged.
FALLS OF NIAGARA. with real water: Pm EGMATlC
RAILROAD; ALBiNO LADY: FANCY GLASS SLOW
ING; Grand CoNnoraia; and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a splendid Dav Performance taxes place ev"ry " edne~
day and SATURDAY ait-rpCsn
Ainlittance TO The Who'll. y children kali price
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. March Sd,

III CONlII.dION Of !lOt SdVt.
Beokbnd-r, Mu.Iin.-s86 pieces OF Muslin. coo att
eIc. WORTHY the special attention OF publishers and deaI-
Tilt ESDAY March oih.
Ia continuation Trade Sae.l
Stlioncrr-Aa invoice OF Hamburg qull>. Aii-on> 81
pencil cases slate pencils lead do. crayop,. sealing
French letter paper. mahogany and rosewood portable
desks and work boxes shaving thermometers, ma sic
anhorn. mathematical Instruments, and paper shears.
Also inyocs OF Cooledge's popular manuac
OF memorandum books, pass books, blank books &c
Also stereotype plates. 10 close viz Plates OF
the Penny Magazine from 1882 1888, inclusive, vols do
DO of the Penny Cycopsdia do do OF the Saturday Mays
Tor 1855 and 1886 vols: do do ri Richardson's English
Dictionary vols 4o: do the Boston Token 1870
and 1871 with the copper plates do do OF the American
Meoes: and va!uahle COLLECTION OF steel and copper plates
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10. .th;. week |

rsregn Exchange confines to be very heavy. South
arm Sterling with city cndorser has been sold AZ per
cn, nreu,ium City bills, Z IL Francs 81! . IS.
There is no material changcin Domestic Bills. The bust
es ,a, ocen quiet to-day. Alabama is worse. On some
r,o;ns there is slight Improvement
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It1 lil' :. ''S 'SI't'
Quarto, Octave, Schooland
Pocket Bibles.
Octave. School and Pocke'
Tc>taulcntS.
Watts and Rippon's. Me,ho
dirt. Dutch Reformed, Balr
list and Other Hymn Books.
Boston Academy, Handle
and HAYDN. Manhattan anc
EIarlnonist Collections OF Sa
cred Music.
pierpont's "orce tiers. Em
rrsnll's, Angels, C0bb's, New
York. and most other serle:
reading Books in use through
out the country.
iIal,'s, Olney'S. Goodrich'S
Parley's. Grimshaw and Pin
nock's Histories.
The Class Books in gener
al use in Mathematics, Astro
Monty, Geology, Physiology
Mincralogy. Philosophy, Bot
any, k-kccping, sc.
Towns Little Thinker
Cobb's Sysnbollcal and New
York Primers. Colored ant
plain Toy-boohs.
Towns, w ebs,cr'S. Elenen
,ary, American, Emerson'>
New National. Cohb'>, Bent
ley and picket'> Spelling
RooiiS.
Walkers Webster. Worcc>
tiers and Cobb'> Dictionaries
c. L p. have constantly
Books suitable Tor School an,
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W. c. !lagCer,y. Auctioneer.
BY JOHN HAGGERTI & SONS.

W. c. IlagCerTy. iuctioneer.
BY JOHN =HAGGERTi Il SONS.
Store loo Pear.;reet.
Tt ESDAY. March I'd,
4, II O'Clock. az the Auction Room.
L-ehornS. Straws, &c.--f0 cases Leghorn ami Straw
Hats, Rrsds, Trimmings, &c comprising a desirable as
for the spring trade nj ladies ami misses Legtors
and Straw Hats and YOUTHS >uglS and double by'm
white and coo.d L-ghorn and Straw Has. Tuscan and
English plain an! fancy Brail.. Trimmings Ne,
Also l.7o9 pieces Straw Paid. very fine NoS
Also 400 Mcu> AIarla Hats
Also 500 Panama do
Catalogues ami samples early on morning OF sale
WEDNESDAY,, March Esd,
Al 10 O'Clock. al the auction roorS
Package Sale packages foreign and domestic Dry
Goods, >risin large and desirable assortment OF sea
sonable articles al mos. credit.
Catalogue, amt samples on morning OF sale.
FRIDAY, March 18th.
Atl0o'ciock at their Auction Room
PACKAGE SALE.-30G packages foreign and domestic Dry
Goods, comprising lar ran desirable assortment OF SEA
soraole articles, al 5 months credit.
Catalogues and samples on morning or sale
SATURDAY, April 3D.
Ati0oclock. at the Auction Room.
BRUSSELS And INGRAlN CARrErs.-Brus>els, Wilton and
WIN. W. Shirley, Auctioneer.
By WILLIAM w SHIRLEY.
Sale, Rnom No and Of Na>,au-st Aladen-ane c<
Pablo and Private sales OF Furniture and
Merchandise generally.
TJESDAY, March I'd.
In the Show Room over Moss Broadway
Worthy the notice OF fousese.pcrAc choice assortment
OF china glass earenware, dinner. tea breakfast and toilet
acts, rich silver plated candleck cake baskets,
ne cutlery tea trays coae. urn' elegant nnte lamps,
,.;raS carpets, &c No poponenen and every az
tc put up sold Private sales made IL very To-" prices
B.Dui-door Sales personally attended TO at moderate
charges
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A.A FOR SALE.-A valuable Country
Sea, in The town Jamaica. L. l. The subscriber
nir. Tor sae his Property part thereof may sui ap-
pIican. with from or 10 acres OF land all fitted tor
gardening purposes, wita spacious front ~ feet divided
in sections with and ORNAMENTAL trees The middle
section highly improved. with all the convenehc's TO suit
gentee family. with varicy choice trn IN the season
ornamental trees berries and grape vines Il! abundance
The. house substantial and modern bnt onhonses,
barn and al AMI in comp le- order. The whole
property will be- sold al price make il desirable in
y,1et or a part in view improving, the adjoining
ions Terms very favorable upon application 10 or al
d.. irn., raiil rn,o lmrl J. IL POiLION. Jamaica.
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MARRIED I:

Nh Sunday evening" Mr. Samuel Allen Mrs. Maria Dan-
son. of Ncw-York.
On Sunday evening Mr.. john K. Hiyer to Ms Eliza
beth Berger.
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CTST0N HOISE- NAN YORk. }

COLLECTORS OFFICE. March 9th, 1912.
u Noticc-Proposas will be received at this Office
Ill Saturday the 9th iarch instant, for furnishing the fol-
lowing quantity OF Oil for the Light Houses in this district,
1910 Gallons OF Spernaceti Strained Oil for sunIneruse
2!}05 Gallons Winter Pressed Oil from bead mater.
The said Oil 10 b. gauge By the United States CANCERS
the OF delivery, and be delivered Supern-
tendent OF Light Houses he may require, ronbouud
casks exceed 80 gallons each The oil is to be tried
and tested before payncn, is made therefor.
mo t2G EDWARD CURTIS, Collector.
n Seth Seer. Architect and Superintendent, vi the
recton OF buildings Ois RI eros,ns Exchange 1871
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