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Died..

On the 10th instant, Mr.. ROBERT RANSOM in the 59th
year of his age.
His friends and those of his son. law Michael Rice
respectfully requested to attend his funeral this af
ternoon at o'clock, from his late residence No. 81 Pe
street.
On the 10th instant THOMAS w BELL infant child Of
The rlsnds Of the family respectfully invited to
II Reade street. without further invitation
At Brooklyn on the 9Th instant, WM. r. Woop, in the
9th year ofhik age.
invited to attend his funeral at o'clock this afternoon
from his late residence 1877 York street.
On the 9th instant after short and severe Illness Mr.
CHARLES A. HoMAN, agad "a years.
His friends and those father respectfully in.
vited to attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from the residence Of the latter, % Crosby street
On the 10th instant Mrs. ELIZABETH TouELL aged S.
years.
The relations and friends Of the family also of her son
and son-inaw John T. Kelso and Jarvis P. Calvert are
requested to attend the funeral this afternoon three
O'clock from her late residence 20 Jefferson street.
ner oil Henry.
On the morning ofthe 10th instant ELIZA wife of John
sweeny, aged u years. after long and sickness
Her funeral will take place this afternoon her late
residence rs Washington street, Brooklyn, o'clock
and at 81 from the Catharine street ferry the New
York side Tha friends and relations of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral without fur
Their notice.
Weekly Report OF Interments
In tn. City County Of New York from ii. day of Jan
q Men.sa Womea-s1 Boy..5s Girls. Tota!qal.
p DsAsR:y Aiest SSs Il A' ss::
Burned ;eaSsd GssTse' cno,a GhSls..
Group Hives s. Debility Deliru Diabetes 0,
Diarh9a 3; Death from Poison Dropsy Dropsy head
DIosy in the chest I, Drowned 2; Dysspery 81 ysela'
do remtten! bilious nammaory inter.
ni,isat q GT.vfl Hip Disease IS o II aian
stomach do Of chest do Of lungs do Of bowes DO OF
Q; Laes yeneSo Moricatoni; MafOrma,ion |; Mara
Rheum stism Spinal disease Scrrhu Suicide q Sprue
Small Pox 81 Scrofua 81 Teethine q Tumor Unknown
1; Liberation OF throat Ulcers 1; Variooid o; Whoopng
Cough 2; Worms o.
AGEs-Of year and UNDER s2 betweenI and q s.
az and 49, 10 and 90 20 and 30 as 80 and
so Ia 50 and So SO and and so SO and so and
100, 1; 100 and upwards %; unknown,o.
PLACES NArry-Unted States 81; ireland 49, England
Scotland Switzerland o; France Holland British
sessions, N A. West Indies Portugal o; Germany 81
Sweden Wales o: Africa o; Span Russia o; Italy
America o; Unknown /.
FRoM-Alms House Bellevue Il Hospitald ao Fever Hos
pal do O; Pemtentiary Il Backwe's Island a Small Por
Hospital City Hospital 4; New Jersey 8; Westminster q
Long Island T.
Colored persons. I6.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS CITY Inspe e tor.
City Inspectors Once, Jan sth. ls42
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Second Board
Corn Trade.

We have no chenget TO notice in this MARKET
At Buffalo at the close Of navigation the stock
tmsed at 30 900 barrels, third than
ry for winter supply. The trade the 4th instant
confined entirely 10 retail at So 90 to SO. Oats
selling at 81 cents, and so cents busheI
There exported from Milan Chic in ls4l 26,7s0
bushels wheat 1922 bushels and rye l52s bushels
oats, and AVA barrels of -four.
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% CHATHAM THEArRE.-We take great pleasure in
calling attention to the splendid variety Of entertan
ments that offered at this establishment tonight
Yankee Hill, who last night kept numerous audience
in continued of laughter appears again this eve
aing as Seth Slope and Hiram Dodge two of his very
best The beautiful drama of Gaspardo the
Gondoler the three Banished Men of Milan also
performed, in which Mr. Kirby and Mrs. Thorne sustain
the principal pa rs As long the Chatham offers such
brilliant talent and attraction is presented night
the manager may count upon continuance Of crowded
houses
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Court Calendar--This Day.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos 10 7s 81 T. 8, 60, l6, so, 81, 3d.
50, 90, 81, "a, SO, 81, 81, lol l02, l03.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 4, 10, H. IL, a. 90, 49, 81, 49,
90 3l,s 80, 49, 81, 35 &c. 81, SO, 40, A. A. 49, A. 46, A.
4s 40, so, 81, 81.
CouRr COMMON PLEAsNos 40, 81, sc, 49, SO, co. 81.
g. So, "a, %, sc, $40, %, 81.
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CHURCH DESTROYED AT BLUE HILL.-The
Congregational Meeting House in Blue Hill, Me.
was destroyed by fire last Sunday week. Its CO r
Aer stone was laid 40 years since by Father Fisher
airy, where he had mnistered forty years, laid
waste.
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On the 10th instant, by Alderman Woodruff, JONI T.
BRucE to Anna c. daughter of Wager Hull all of this
city,
At Natchez on the 9th ut, by the Rev DR.. Chamber
lain, Mr. john WILLIAMSON of that city Miss Harriet
p daughter Of Captain Daniel NJ Fraser of Troy, New
York.
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. IT 8 7 e.

MEssRs. NCHNEIDER REBHUN. directors
he fashionable soaety OF New York and vicinity dat
their full and effective Band consisting eny insumen.
tai peEormers ready to attend private raes sorees
NC They have all the latest and most popular Wazss Co
tllions and Gaops Of the celebrated coposers Lamar
Strauss and Labzby and will attend either two sr
mens VIZ: Violin and Psnofore number that b
required All iayors Will be promptly attended BY apply
ing at Mr. FRANTZkEE'S Fur Store 2s2 Broadway whsre
Ladies and Gentlemen sptea
did assortment of Eys Skins Caps and kobs offered
~ the cttv ct New York. o26 ANN
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Shp Duchesse of Orleans Whitley. New
York; q Z Castilon Bordeaux. SO in the steersgs.
GoSNvEs-Schr Hope-Cspt II N Plummer, late master
brig Grand Turk wrecked the island Of Tortuga Dec eth
mate lost. vessel aud cargo total loss.
LrvERPooL-shp United staies-Thos Hood WIN o. gell.-
IN
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S3,40l,5O0
Total,

Therevenue of the State for many years had been def
cien until last year, when additional tax of cents
on every 500 was laid which yields to pay all
the debts of the State and leave surplus Of s2s3i5.
Sales ut the Stock Exchange.
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PacketstO Arrive.
To Masters Of Vessels.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor by having list
u their eargoes passengers aud report Of vessels left at
We port whence they sailed and the Spoken ready
on their arrival here for Commodore BAsErr of our fleet
d news sshooners. He will board them Immediately on
their arrival.
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90 BowERV AnPHiTHEATRE.-The new fete of the
Tournament the Knights and Ladies of
well received last night by fashionable audience T.
v. Turner is beyond question the most splendid and
graceful rider in America His laughable of Mon
tauceil and his cook Runast is altogether splendid
affair, aud the manner in which he manages hang on
his horse when apparently as drunk as lord,n is
perfectly wonderful The Rivers Family by their beau
tful and perfect classic representations drew forth the
most enthusiastic cheers from deli GIFTED auditory
Mr. Sands in his four horse act Gardner the DYING
his original comic aes as CLOWN with numerous other
performances make this the most diversified entertain
ment in the city and highly deserving the immense pc
tronage it receives
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STOPPED AGAIx-The Bills of the Farmers
Bank Of Orleans no longer redeemed at their
agency in this CITY,
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvERpooL-Ship Roseoe-A McFarlsne, Alex W, ahart
Cana "A Bennineer Jr MIR MACPHERSON A, Montreal
John Ksys.r, y York.
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lhsiunded asbI oil The State is as iollows:-
Bonds issued at per cent Interest, $4,000
o 2 $50, 500
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rHiRrY-FIyE DOLLARS

~~~~ ~ ~~>>~~~~
The BANK OF THE Uslrrp SrAry, in
New York, will pay the bearer Thirty.
Five Dollars, being half yearly interest
on Bond No. l74l, dse on the first day Of
January, 1912.
H. d. VAUDEVILLE, Cash'r.
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tissment the last eoluapof fourth page d9s imtu
HUTCHINGs' STOMACH BIrTERs-For Dyspepsia
Ss nd OF Ayrss Ner
this medicine to strike at the orgon Of 5.
sas. Sa. 'Sss inoWs
Ludlow ven I s The
have used yop ,oa e.,trs m cases Of IMPAIRED digestion
s: .i rss ,:9 l
s Which ssSs, @
,y 3Gg si Ss of III. E h,St hcDaow
DssI ssN have brought stomach Bitter.
qualities was weak, owing 10 debility from Dis spcps,s
S'as' ra e DO and
y to friend x PS ., Of SS mort
and she tells il had the effect upon her a. On me-
Sold only Drug Store $50 Sf Bosi Es" cor
for .s ts s ~ cent per Go
Of If from The Widow ss sas Dr. III ST
rSsi P4 'S 5n",5y F@GP New
note on New TX hank End some snail eaang in silver
| Brooklyn jul ~
FXcHlNGE HorEL.-Ths proprietor OF tins eslabIi.,
s is public HiE ri so,s hi
ne E. sas s @ ,os to nr Sn
urn Exchsg. as any o wn1
asS Ca
| hsn ihs nss s:p
alwalys haye beer. Zen 81 81 p eir day; ,,,u
will be let purposes upon a, Teyoqsble terms any
Rie HsosD, Va. Jan. 4, 1912. is imd&s@w
WILLIAM DAVIES BENEFIT BALL will take pac,
w a, Tsmmany Hall Friday evening January H. issa
would William Da a. ZEE. . ln s;
and u 'a sm e
ude in purpose wnmth 70 rndshp and Violence
n %s only benefit. bu a. marx Of esteem 70 r HIM
&c Viii at Ssnf Tf @ S
spirits and alleviate the distress Of worthy Individual who
t9s ssa " @
the e: Of the those who wish to JOY Sst ope
good fellowship ;nd amusement
MIi P.s.. ss; r;asIcu.y valuable SER
luntstred his services 10 lead the orchestra.
Doors Cyl t seIsn and dancing vii commence precisely
ss band playing night joy S5,, q
Ticket, ST. 70 admit gentleman and two lades~c be had
Walter Lsss.'. q H. Hgd & ! street. President.
a. Cameron, 2i2 Hudson street, Secretary
j Doasss, sss D fssrl .ireet.
H.ksTf som.I HsIia Moore street, aud W. Broadway.
YIN; McLarg6in, ii 6 Elilabeth street
+ h WV %si,! L SsP !, il :iI' sa
Curt corner canal Canal and sI Hudson street
w Richard 3, on &c corner Greenwich and Perry.
And at the bar. Tammany fallchecks not transferable
MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssOCIATION-Thes sue.
M port Of the Members of this Institution approving more
Of &c s'a % aa.
saS ns oS oes
IT,. $1s:s:s.ER%sA Il. sEl t2srwOoD
Corresponding Secretsry-C. e. GORDON
F Fsss'S9s sHrfE RILEY
DIRECTORS l
Albert G. Lee Robert NJ. Niles, |
Silvanvs Miller iunr. Charles NJ, Wheatey.
John Lones. William IL White,
James Riatou jill IT.
NOTICE is hereby given that all persons forbid
~ iny or paying TO person persons
cunt of The ellers Nos ami o. under Faton Market
hot The write from the proprietor All authority
ormay vested any persons persous this day
~ j. w HOWARD.
New York. jan 10, lsiz i'll az
the news OF fire which ioccsrred on the morning If
n The 10Th inst At the SAINT GEORGE HOTEL, NIGH |
duce TO believe that the bu,iness OF the sad
las thereby pee Interrupted, desire the pub
&C. .htopgh tne MEDIUM OF your ls2e that 4 remain. the
40 ltiore, and 10 OF their kind "a.
slso self Of this opportnit 10 offer my
osi since thanks I? active r,men without whose prom
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BOWEHY AMPnsTHEATKx.

No ~ BoW,rI.
GREAT SUCCESS or MIR. TURNER
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. I0-Jhe p~riaru will COM
q entitled
TOURNAMENT ENTREE.
Feats Of Horsemsnship b. 4 Turner
Negro dancing by the unfiyaled Master Diamond.
Nr sands will introduce All irpssng Equestrian Act
Vsui,ipg by the whole oompsuy.
Master Rivers whose wonderful performances defy des
cription
Horse manship by Mr.. Buckley.
Come Song by Nr Booth.
The celebrated Rivers Family 90 through their much ad.
nired feats Of Gymnasis
To cobehide with
THE CObBLER OF BA0DAD
Daring the evening variety Of other alumeuts
Doors at 6t-perOrmance
Boxes 50 cents. Pit rs cents.
The animals belonging TO the Zooogc al Institute will bs
open for exhibition during the holidays Eatrauce No H. IN
Chrystie Admission Is cents. ~ -
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90 THE AcADrAs CIRcus-It is our firm opinion that
since the days OF the Circus Maxmus where all the wit
talent genius fun rolc and morals OF the ancient
man Empire, used to assemble TO witness the sporsi OF
the ring athletic exercises and equestrian eats Of the
olden time that no circus has been crowded aud
popular than this new establishment There see all
the dsrk eyed beauties Of the west end,n with their
rosy cheeks and smiling faces applaud the graceful and
extraordinary ees Of Mrs. Cullen, the most daring ie.
male equesrisn OF the world. Mr. Stone gives his fear
less deneaion OF savage life, with power and inrepi.
dity perfectly astounding The clowns stand unrv allied
ior ingenuity fun jokes and lrolics and in addition TO
display rarely elualled in this city, those celebrated
pugelists. Woodruff and Donley will this evening give
an exhibition o. The or. Of self defence. 49,
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An0semsDIs.
PARK THEATRE

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING Jan. 1.-THE performances will commence
Lord S.,N WHAT VIII IL, IHE WORLD RID SAP A, -
LaCraceyienne, BY Miss Turnbull.
CHARLES Ii S l ThE ss Y
i CLARA M Ms. snU s1r h csSs N WKhist
Doves l-ri, = csat:-lallsry as a"s"'
ooe,. 2een at 81. Performance commence. a. O'clock
CHATHAM THEATRE.
TUESDAY EVENING Jsn.II-Ths performances will com.
SETH SLOPE, or nos DoSE E'i Fox HUNDRED.
s s.G s sSy.l Nh I. Thor. A h% Dsd
h ..T N DSs hs @ 6 6a Hs.q ss J'n''o'
The RE i SosGo i.if
Mrs. 4TSyas b hssSf6 GJssPi M4.
Il "a eeG r'1,. sslsryss
,,,,I mIITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. 1.-The periorrnasc.iwili -.
memo. with
crummlc. Mitchell II Fancy Mr., rimm
u,,,., HAd AMI s l% 4ilfRrTtssEfsrrE.
TIE HAPPY Man.
THE Q sRSIfuSs WIN INN
Capt ss ars ho'ne"s'le William Billings Graham
circle Upper Doss sas esS. p.
Door open at han pss sir Curtain rise. =, ,.v.,
ARCADIAN CIRCUS,
w. -~'o DNechU street.
Under the direction Of Mr.. \ Cpn>,x,
THIS EVENING, Jan. 1.-THE ENTERTAINMENTS Win cor,
nence with r. and Vs. ~S,-
WALTZ Nd STAR ENTREF,
Posturing and Gymn. exhibiting yarsr nj ara..cr
- GymuastIc Fests " s''
Equestrian Hero, By Master Stephens
Comic Song MIR. 8yrnes, Plate Spinning Mr. Sands
Graceful Alenande on two Horses by Mrs Galiu and
- and Mr. Biseiow. ~ anu
Ground Lofty Tumbling bv the Comsa,v
Comic Song by T. q Booth.
- lnterm,sson OF fifteen minutes
The second part viii commence it'll the Unrs,
Principal Act by MIS- Guin
The Hungarian Cousins viii give their Roman and Italian Por
traiures Of celebrated Ancient Warror,
Scrub Treasury speech, BY Sr. 4. q Booth
A Grand SetTo, between IA. Dony and J. WoodhuiI
m-Along Josey, sciences Of heel and toe by Mrs Rev
The Indian on his Prairie Steed by Mir Stond.
The whole TO conclude with Laughabc called
BILLY BUTTON.
Doors open at quarter past s; performance commence
a Z. Boxes
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE iaramed lebrated pills. from PORTUGAL are
we perceive TO 6s obained IN this country See ajvsr
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AMERICAN mUSEU M,

Corner ByOddicdy and Ann street.
LAST WEEK OF THE INDIANS
Manager and Director, MIR r. +. Barnum
The he
with the celebrated
Miss Williams iavoraby known throughout the United
States aud CaIadas .s La Petite Celeste.
large company Of Indian Warriors their Squaws will
exhibit their unapproachabe Extraordinary lsntomimic
representation OF The MURDER or MISS McCREA
They will also through variety ofrrc performances
Also with Mr. JENKINS the celebrated tenor niger and
reno wed ALBIN0 LADY - -
Sgnor Marotte will exhibit the wonderful and
ITALIAN FANTOCCINI
LIST of January aud will be changed regularly the Of
every month
Principals Of Schools and their pupils admitted on liberal
Admiance 20 Museum and all the ents Is
:ehs Children under 10 years ~ age halfpuc jl0
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TIE Of the FIRE WHICH Ioec.rred TIE morning Il
a the 10th inst At the SAINT GEORGE HOTEL, NIGH
10 believe that the buness the sad
has thereby bee interrupted, desire the pub
lie, through the medium OF ra9er that tb,
same 40 soe and TO request continuation OF their kind pa
slso avail yseif Of this oppofnts offer my
thanks our active m en- wrbou hose PROM.
aid the house Yoalt probably have been destroyed III az
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20 AMERICAN MusFuM-Our readers must bear in
mind that this is the last week of the Indian Warriors
and squaws who nightly represent their peculiar modes
OF warfare hunting, religious ceremonies dances &c
Yankee jenkins, and the Albino Lady also appear.
This vast establishment is undergoing thorough
renov ation host OF carpenters, painters masons
coratiye artists gasmen &c. daily at work The
new and spacious hall will be opened and every
thing which tact, energy, and money, can command
will be exhibited here for the qualification of the ubc
Mr. Barnum is determined to make this the pride as il
now an ornament of our civ
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NOTICE is hereby given that all persons forbid
~ ny or paying 10 person persons
count of ihe ellers ami under Falton Market
without The written ord from the proprietor All suhorv
formally vested any persons or persou this day
j. w HOWARD.
New York. Jan. 10, 1914 jIst-
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 10
Departure OF the Atlantic steam


s''v kIsEs ..7 81 NOON q 81
syN tKrs.s.. ...4 30 HIGn ~ArEk-...... OF
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~ IMPORTANT TO FrMAIEs.-There is a large class
oiiemales IN this city who from their continued sitting
20 which their occupations oblige themare affected with
on the least exertion Of over
the whole head, intolerance OF light and sound an in.
aoy OF nNing the attention to any mental operations
rumbng IN the bowels sense of ation
especsy after meals when any exeron is as going
qucSy up stars temper fcke these 81 p,oms which
yield at once to few doses Of the Brandreh pll.
casona use OF this medicine would save DE- al oftroube
and years suffering One or two or even three of the
Brandreih Pills just before dinner are found bgbIy
beneficial many use them very advantageously in his
WY they aid and assis, digesoi, restore the bowels
70 proper CONDITION enivea the spirits, impart clear.
general feeling Of health and happiness sold Al DR.
Brandreths Office, 24l Broadway, al25 cents per how
with full directions Dr. Brandrehs retail Off zoe 90
1s5 Hudson street, near Cansi-276 Bowerv and I-s
Second Street Observe that the labels on eac box of
the genuine contains 6063 letters.
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90 s350e0o is the annual income Of the Duke of
Cornwall commencing at his birth. How much more
good would that sum do appropriated supply ing the
dered on the eung prince royal OF England How ma
ny hearts would It make glad by ring health as
they always do those afflicted with coughs, headaches
or consumption They sold at 100 Nassau street and
by agents no. 273 and 45e Broadway, ISIS Bowery and
n Eas. Broadway, and Redding, State at. Boston.
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SUPERFINE DRESS COATS

BEST QUAL rY,
10Th a. TO naussip ard materials for TWENTY roCl
COLLARS also Pantaoons Ten Dolisfs,st PHILPS Csst
Tailoring establishment,
iH Broadway.
NB-The engagements be equal Z,
~ respect TO those INSIDE by The most houssg.
Try This empty Guarantee bat that the adv rt,ss.
stges him,elfo fulfil quality proper
ionably lower
PACKET SHIT HUNTSVILLE, FROM NEW OR
LEANS, Is dischsgng al Orleans wharf, foo' Of Wall st.
Co.sgne.s viii please attend TO the receipt Of their goods
mediaci,s js
M EktANTfLE LIBRARY AsSOLIATfON.---Ib
members Of The Mercantile Library Association friendly
the Liberal Ticket headed Jo 7. Rollins
rresdcu and Henry rai for We President quesed
TO meet at Jsnes Second Ward Hotel Monday III.
i0h Inst, at o'clock. Js2tsSN
I2fLL- OF THE BENNINGTON. Iioussivpic Railroad
- Buffalo. sni all the SAFETY fund banks; also ~ Lawrence
Oean and all the free red back banks this State taken
fbf efSth casseres vesngs hannes SC lowest
sAsh price atisI Greenwchs;reet near Canal dil imM'
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DHRENOLOGY AND MATRIMONY-MR q. $. FOW.
LtR will give lecture this evening ST Luk.s Build
Hudson selection Of Com
panions for Life and for living happily with those already
eced hi lecture Of vast importance TO both m,rried
and gle and those who wish ses viii Of be
on hand" early. II will be emneny interesting and instruc
tive
Aso, at CT non Hall, Thursday Evening January ish
Mr. F. will upon the yeopments and
Of pgised men illustrated by hundred heads
ard VI foreigners Professional
tiops daily al his office. I35 Nassa. street. III IL
NUIILE.-T'he Subscribers Will receive proposals. from
IN parties wishing TO Contract for the raising British
bri, raid of the Battery on the 7h inst Appy
Immediately 10 A. KS. ID. MeKENZiE.
ST. ~ OdlsIip.
DiLLIARDs-OTIs FIELD will he bappy IN a cali from
ID his friends az Bassords Billiard Room over the Gilman
Eating ous where eight splendid tables with aie
iron and mahogany frames.
l49 Fulton street and n Ann street Tables and
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SHIPS Paragon Curtis Mobile Peters Co; Louisa Null
ford New Orleans. 4 Collins Co Brigs Exact johnson
Savannah siurees Clesrman Star, FarDan ST Bars ant
ama,k.tl Hubbard Co; Lion. Skolfed, Apalachicoa
Circle Eager Marselss Lsjgs Bouugset; Kate, Girard
Grenada, Dawson Brothers -Schrs Julia Shoemaker Wi
mngon, N e; Empire Powell Norfolk Va; Fancy Howes
- -