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NJ A X | TIM Z HER AID
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem II isyor. il captains will xiv,
Commodore RonERr SiLvEy, OF our news fleet, a re
Of the shipping left at the port whence they sacd H.
csses spoken their passage list OF their cargo end an,
orci newspapers they have He BOARD hem
Immediately their arrival Agents and correspondents at
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.
fSfovss Nos. a. .Ann and 1l5 Ftfltor sf-ssib

THIS DAY,
AT 10 O'Clock, at the sales room.
Larse sale OF dry goods fancy articles. jewellery trunks
of cothoK variety of harware cutlery gold and silver
Watches fur caps mu and urer goods Also trunks
pawnbroken.
Also large lot of valuable furniture by order Of the Sheriff.
with which the sale will commence.
TUESDAY.
At 10 l-2 o'clock in the sales
Large sale Of wood aud mahogany panofores by the
best makers.
Also so splendid paintings, looking glasses, French bed
seads and other valuable furniture 81 first quality ufted and
spring seat sofas. warranted.
WEDNESDAY.
At l0b o'clock in sales room,
Large safe OF elegant furniture OF all descrponsWi be
continued The extensive sale Of furniture from rrt rate ho
te ana private families comprising desirable assortment OF
every article in the house keeping line.
THURSDAY,
=. AT l0H O'Clock the auction store.
Merchant Taor's Stock, without reserve by catalogue in
10 70 SUIT the entire stock merchant tailor
moved for convenience OF sale.
FRIDAY,
At l0H O'clock at the sale rooms
Dry Goods clothing, fancy splendid articles Watches Jew
ellery. -''-
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On Saturday afternoon, 7th instant after lingering i'll
ness ELIZA relict ofHenrv Haynes and eldest daugh
Of the late James and Elizabeth Brown aged SO years
and 10 months.
The friends and acquantances of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral Monday 9th instant
half past three O'clock from her late residence 50 Bedford
street.
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MUSEUM.


Marble Building Broadway opposite 81. Paus Church.
Concentration and combination of novelties unparalleled
accordance with the request Of many ofthe 6nt ai
lies IN the city, and for the qualification Of the public Ma
regardless Of the truly attending
same has engaged for weeks ending Saturday.
January 2s that Of all smallest
man beings,
GENERAL TOM THUMB, JUNIOR!
The smallest Dwarf all This perfect specimen Of
man, the smallest scale before heard be day
and evening az the Museum. without extra charge He Is ii
WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS!
That being precisely his weight when months DID,
The General Of fine symmetrical proportion, decidedly
the most perfect Dwarf the world the surprising
living curiosity that ever astonshed the public.
First week Of the Magnificent Moving Diorama of
THE DEPARTURE OF THE IsRAELITEsl
got up nj immense with scenic eec music process
sons &c Of surprising splendor produced Dy and
late " al the Park in this city
PORTUGUESE LANDSCAPE NEAR LISBON
The SEA, introducing STORM aud SHTPWRECK.
SPLENDID FAIRY GROTTO.
Mr.. II. O.. Sherman, the popular ballad singer La Pc
tite Celeste the admired danseuse Miss Hood charming
vocalist and T. O. Booth the Comic Singer, engaged
Also, signor vivalds decidedly unvaled Mechanical
cures.
The Mysteroo: Gpsey Girl engaged and be privately
consulted from "A. NJ. till o. lock p. NJ.
Dav performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon ~
o'clock
Admission to all Is cents--Children half price. is
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fully ascertaning the affairs and situation of the said
pany That he did not intentionally disguise or conceal
from the said MASTER the true and situation OF the
Companys affairs interests in any particular on any
occasion during the said investigation That the entries
msmorandms and in the books and papers OF the
Company and the various statements calculations and re-
ssits contained in them respectively true and cor
rect to the best Of this deponents knowledge norms
ton, and belief
E. A. NICOLL,
Sworn before Walter Hubbell. Master in Chancery.
IN CHANCERY
Before the Chancell
In The matter Of the New York Life Insurance and Trust
Comya,sy-Ctty and County of Nep York. ss.-Robert
being duly sworn do depose and say that they rus
tees oil said Company, and were appointed committee
from the board of trustees TO examine the securities
books vouchers and documents in the Office of the said
prior to declaring dividend its capital stock in Janua
ry l54l That such examination made by these de-
poneAts up to- and including the sst day OF
That on such examination the original securities vouch
ers and books of accounts Of the Company were pro-
and these Opponents have doubt are carefully and cor
ROBERT RAY,
HENRY BREVOORT, JR.,
JAMES l. JONES.
Sworn before Walter Hubbell, Master in Chancery.
This specimen of the operations of corporate
panes and the degree of confidence that people with
little money may repose in them We shall pursue this
subject.
The following is return Of the Banks of Maryland to
the LIST instant, compared with the same time last
year
BANKS MARYLAND, JANUARY, 1913, AS COMPARED WITH
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d L. SGRYMSER, "a Barclay, corner st. Peters Place,
II. respectfully invite friends public generally,
call and examine his choice assortment of Wines Teas, Cor
das Fruits Spices and Groceries Of the finest quaes which
he offers prices that fail to satisfy purchasers
The attention of connoseurs particularly invited the
Wines and Liquors. which OF the choicest vntages and
offered at the most moderte prices.
very superior article of Raspberry and Cherry Bandy
suitable for the hold Us. d20 2wsr
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~ FOX SALE-Earms in the village of Jamaica, l.. !.
I:;B Two handsome Farms coniainrg-the fty-four
tac other foyeight OF land ropeily divided
eabls pasture aud woodland They good Of cu
tivaoo aud situated short distance south from the Rail
road to which their front extends parallel upon South On
one farm the improvements good story house,
barn aud oubdmgs On the other there good
site for building They will be sold low if apnled for imme
dately Applyto FRANCIS 8. BROWN,
j76tSr No IS Wall street
ga WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A country residence
E;H within % miles Of New York, one with from 20 20
A Of land, Long Island Sound preierred. AID
ress with full particulars box7 Office Pou hkeepsie,
r. MA
n TO THE LADIES.-WM s II. BEBEE, kashlona-
5le Hatters, l78 Broadway under HowaIdS Hotel have
hand extensive OF Ladies aud Misses Beaver
of their which warranted
in want respectfully invited TO call.
Also general Gents, Boys and Chdrens
Fur, Cloth and fancy Velvet Caps do imr
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HENRY L. RIELL, Auctr
BY RIELL & ARCULARIUH
Store 304 Broadway, conner of Duane streets

HENRY +. KIELL, Auctr
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
Store 3o4 Broadway, conner of Duane streets
r. A. now ready made advances any amount on
eongpments Returns prompt Sales Of real estate and
door sales OF household furniture attended person.
Regular sales Of Liquors Segas &c., everv Tuesday,
ntu'e, Pianos, &c every Wednesday and Saturday.
TUESDAY. January 10, 1843.
choice Of fine bottled Madeira,
Sherry PERT Claret and Hook brands
Also teas in chests coffee, iees olives sc. 100 baskets Of
the celebrated Bolenger, anchor and grape wines.
Also 100000 imported and domestic sega every STYLE
WEDNESDAY,
At l0T o'clock the sale rooms.
large lot Of furniture and fancy goods, from families
moving from the city.
Also large lot OF and flag bottom chairs, direct
from the maker, to be sold az any price,
Also 200 red striped French blankets ribbons. silk scar
cvats bags gloves cords CLOTH Shirts drawers and fancy
goods.
Also rch mahogany chairs, book wash stands centre
robe paitnnps fire irons nders and furnishing goods. To-
eether with many Other goods just in
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home abroad. win asc confer faycr by sending th.
office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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CIRCUS.
AMPIITTHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIc.


81 B0syery.
N. A. HOWES, Pronrictor.
Instituted in 1884. BY ssrs juno Titus. Angevine Co.
PATRONISED
And counfenanced by the highest order of the communyn
GLIDING the Pulpit and the Benchhe heads of the
respectable families Of tradesmeR, mechanics
chans-and enthusiastically supported at all
times and under Az circumstances,
FURTHER REDUCTION OF PRICES
Boxes Second Tier,.. Isx Gents
Children to Dress Circle haEp ice Family retained
- without extra charge.
Prices Of Admisson-Boxes First Dress Circle e5 cents.
Children half price; Second Tier i8h Pit l2K
Paqut, or Family Boxes 81 5osea for persons Places
have been set apart for coorcd persons.
Doors open at haIfpas G-Overture by the Band Y p
Horemanship TO commence att
FRANKLIN THEATRE this week will be occupied for
the Benefit OF portion Of deserving talented performers
and as there number OF Volunteers the different
occasions or Benefits the will be interest
ing IL possible than heretofore Prices usuaP 6
Boxes, shilling Dress circle. including lady, Is See
programmes for particulars Doors open O'Clock peror
nance to commence at O'Clock. dl4 lmsr
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT- sT.
PHILA DELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUSHNAN
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 0, will be performed
THE CHASTE SALUTE.
A fter which
LUCKY STARS.
Conclude with ALICE GRAY.
r.. A. MARSHALL. Lessee
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ADJUSTMENTS

CHATUAm THEaTRE.
p,... Civil. n, REDUCTION OF PRICES.
Dress MON sTss;$ EEK g; ''S''''
Az; which which HasS$ s$s H sSa$
THE ROSE S sSSes oS G Si,R
DSs" open ~ o'clock and the performances will
MONDAY y SHIsssSSrsy N .! Y Ss performed
FIR, piavoo. ssH S H,D DIAyoIo. Mitchell,
tn. H Dssn ri TS$ !: Ss...S MAN
commence eysrv nslfpa' g. and the De-
WEIGHS
OLYMPIC CIRCUS
PARK xxi THEATRE.
~s N NJ fes sST. SsY
=. AS AN ELE EAhS F5 5f4TFIe CIRCUS.
perfect taste by srH and srsvEn
vi. ssSs. S # g:
public Judgment an NEW ig15Ssi SRor SCENE,
rnss$ d by 81 Il. most 5ss ns,,ss
AZ. i?' s
,.j oy.nc..s. great.
s part Of The exhibition
y 81 . unite the highest respectable
EiG cwn /" hs Crete Me'. RGs.ws
NOTICE.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
y Saturday iSsas -al' Go
ns. E9UEsTsIAN AND GYMNAsyIc ACTS
fee which Saturday will ready delivery from 10 o.
clock A. M. until the time Of opening.
SUCCESS TA If o &Ss 9s gga5sS TIE
MOST DECIDED!
fe'"' MoND B. s3" EvEN Il o'clock
D c'if EsPN
10 be EYP PT "a E'P1RS btss'ay entitled
THE FE XkssEEdtTSs b F Ii Ho Dss MxcsHH
After which, %ss La q to sf 81 xEhs 81? the honor
h By ddMaa AND and ssSME is HoMsd
An AGToR 81 a f! Wd EGse called the
minutes will ensue.
r2 aRG fEf9MR gSEg xNb s' mEsoS S
history :@ 4$FSf' J; superb
A'tGs A IHtiI Ass sI e, 1Es'sd
Fo iG'f BR AfHa Esse''0n of the
most exciting Equestrian Scene will be rode and illustrated
r. sSsh called
The Equestrian Enteranments Of evening will close with
SONS % or s: The B sffPs rSf SE IS
| There will he an AFTERNOON EXPERIMENTATION
Of all the choice acts of the Saturday
q = Boxes, so; Pit, IS; Gallery. TAX cens-N
u Seats be secured at the Box Office, from 10
|
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Married.
On Thursday evening the 5th instant by the Rev j. H.
Martyr MATHEW Hows, Of this city, to Miss SARAH ELI
zABETH WILLIAMS, of Brooklyn. *r
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UCTION NOTlCE.-Extra sale OF valuable Furniture
"A In addition to the sale Of dry goods Sc be ,od in the
large 30 Ann and lis Fulton street. will be disposed of
by order Of the Sheriff this day. 81 feather beds
tesses bedsteadr 30 bureaus 100 looking glasses various
aud numerous other housekee ping articles. by
BELL & HOWARD.
ivQI
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STOPPED-Supposed to have been stolen English silver
~ Watch; also a black Apply to
J. SIMPSON & Co, Pawnbrokers
hathau
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RAIL ROAD LINE OF STAGES
Ser3G~.54 FROw NEW YORK TO BEDFORD
subscribers will line Of stages from Bedford to New York
three times a week, foliow,:-
Leaves Seel7s Mansion House. Bedford, every Monday,
Wedn, sday and FRIDAY morning at 8h o'cIoc-.
Leaves the Nail Road Hotel corner OF Bowey and Broome
ss New York. every Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday
morning. by the O'Clock cas- passing Marble Hall, East
Chester and through White Plains, Robbins Mills and Mile
Square to Bedford. -
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The Red Bird Line Of Stages will continue during the
winter from White Plains day at o'clock and New
York at o'clock, p. NJ, Sundays exceped
HIRAM DErOREST,
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NOTICE.


TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
For the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will he
Grand Dav Performance every Saturday Afternoon corr
mencIg att o'clock precisely. embracing the choice an
most splendid 1880 ~
EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNAsrIC ACTS
OF the Season. For particulars handbs the Box or
fee which Saturday will be ready for delivery from 10 o.
clock A. M. until the time Of opening.
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Co-Edward A. Nicoll, the Secretary of the New York
Life Insurance and Trust Company, beng duly sworn
does depose and say that he and r. Kearny wero
sent at the investigation made by Walter Hubbe of the
affairs Of the Company That he aid not
withhold from the said master, any information in his
session. which could aid the master in the
his dutieor which could prevent him from correctly and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19

A TRUE ANEcDors.-All who have heard
of Gen. Wade Hampton. Of South Carolina,
have been told that he was distinguished
among shareholders for cruelty. On his
deah-bed, he was in great distress Of mind.
One of his old negroes. describing his situa-
lion, SAID, Massa keeps all the time beg
gMs God to forgive him; and ! am most
afraid He wiN forgive h,m they say he is
so good"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19
To be continued.

VINO READS AN AMERICAN Book BY
the packet Of March t, the Messrs. Harper
sen, TO John Murray, the great London pub
Usher, 1850 copies Of Stephens's Incidents
of Travel in Yucatan. By the Britannia,
they received an order for $50 more, which
were shipped on Thursday last; and, in adj
dtion to all these, Messrs, Wiley and Putt
nam have sent $50 copies to their houses in
London-making 2,25O copies. OF the In
cidents of Travel in Central America, Lon.
don has taken nearly 1000 copies.
Mr.. Murray writes to the Messrs. Harper,
that, AT the trade-sale in March, when only
hafa dozen sample copies had been receiv.
ed, he took orders for 700 copies and, be-
tween that sale and the writing of this letter,
he had orders for 500 mJre.-N Y. Com.
idr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19

THAT is to say-the Poets occupation-the Ideal.
I Though the Ideal images of youth forsake us-the
Ideal still remains to the Poet.-Nay, it is his task
and his companion unlike the worldly fantasies of
fortune-fame and love,he fantasies the Ideal Gre
ates are imperishable. While, as the occupation of
his life pays off the debt of time; as the exalter of
life it contributes to the building ofeternty
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19

Too Coop TO NE LosT.-.The following
story was lately told by il reformed incbrate
as an apology for much of the folly of
drunkards: A mouse ranging abou,
brewery by accident fell into one Of the watts
Of beer, and was in immediate danger of
drowning, and appealed to a cat to help
him ont: the cat replied. :" 1t is a foolisI,
request, for as soon as get you out shall
eat YOU" The mouse pteously replied,
" That fate would be better than to be
drowned in beer" The cat lifted him out,
but tile fumes of the beer set poor puss
sneczine, aud dropping the mouse, he inn
mediately took refuge in his hole. The
cat, as soon as she could recover herself
called upon the mouse to come out" You
rascal, did not you promise that should eat
youl" "Oh !" replied the mousse" but you
know was in liquor at the time -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-19

NAPREDIcAMENr.--Th The Portland Ameri-
can makes up the following, showing what il
is for young man to be in 'predicament
'Haow, Jim, how are your inquired a
young man of a friend whom he called upon
and found confined to his chamber.
Il am not well y
Not well whats the matter with you =
I'm in a predicamcnt.'
In predicament How do you make
that out =
Il have not paid my board these six
weeks
is that all Why my dear fellow, you
do not pretend TO say that hi, is the cause
Of your ilnessN
Yes, but do They won't allow me to
go away till pay my board, and they won't
allow me to eat ill settle up!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

As soon as Reel vas stripped Of her saddle and blan-
keted the rumor ran that she was lame. There was
multitude of long faces at this intelligence, and the
bet.crs on her many cases 'hedged, while in others
thcy proposed (uscessly) TO draw their wagers When
we saw Reie at her stable, she lame in the near
fore leg as hardly be able to walk We did not think
she could have carried rnan six hundred yards on
trot Opinions differed 10 the location Of the lame
ness Some said il chronic, and in the shoulder,
others tia; i, vas the coin joint, but an old trainer
rom Virninia hin;ed iba her foot vas prcked. The
naie was taken Of, but Htci was lamer than before.
when we left her, our idea was, that nothing but
exceeding cruelty would her 10 be started; but
when the horses called up, she walked nan,feslly
better and before the drum was tapped she in good
spirits Reel was little high, luckily, and sweaed
until the moment of starting. On the second heat,
size started Off like quar- horse, and passed
Gnrnr The entire four miles. Both animals ran in close
proximity, and the "brushes" were exceedingly
rous To the surprise and admiration OF both her
friends and enemies Rel won the heat by over half
length in : sc The track looked finely in the neigh
borhood Of the stands, but the back stretch il
exceedingly sticky and heavy Red ran on three plates,
and remember right, is the second Glencoe that
has been able to win when dead lame Reel has earned
good reputation for her age, and trust her gentle
manly owner will take her from the turf into the breed
ing study. o. Buiittin, Jan. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

r,pUCATIoN-Mrs ELIZA a. TOD proposes o?eniEs q
T. ebaa for the tuition young ladies, At tie commence
men Of the ensuing year, In the county of Mathews al
m. resdemce of her father, Col. Til Ludrins
Her course IL instruction will embrace all the various @
If Ennh Edrcaun comprising Onhograpy leadins, WIZ
ing Arithmetic Grammar Geography Ancient and Modern ,
IoTy Rhetoric or the art Compositions Chemistry
Natural Mental and Philosophy Mrs Tod oilers the vey
moderate terms Of eighty dollars for board and twenty Tor o
in o,l the ranrhes fifteen dollars for instruction In Speinv
Reading and Writing the elementary branches aits LOU
a. he aided by competent ASSISTANT and dseming me
fion of youh iaiher pleasure than nren 40 pans WIN We
spared improve both the heatl ana UNDERSTANDING -
trusted 10 her charge. ,.,.,, o,d cop
tine until The first August The months of August ana sep
em. generally embracing the Whale Of the sicky season III tue
lover country Mrs Tod proposes giving those months as
ami none whatever the Winter. Each pupil VIII DC a.sed
yh weekly lessons during the recess thus tvalns the o
,ion ri iuo lon, respite from study Mrs Tod VIII engage hc
seryirc nj Music Teacher tie number o scholars
i rv Painting and Fashionable Embroidery IN SILK ac
wnr.Ird y be taught each Tie French language WIZ oe
,,rc, nr session. The for board and tuition are re-
niTrd nate quarterly in advance EIoh boarder VIII DC &c
mired when practicable, furnish bedding towels ana can
s,r ,cy can he furnished for The OF dollars extra
Ms Ia, re1,rs all persons who may wish To paonsc he
school 10 send pupils fist day if possible as no deduction
wi, be made and much valuable is often lost BY uhheces
sary procrastination. ,,.. -, cun. ,oJ
ohaJs r. necessary ELIZA A. TOD.
Seaiurd, Nov. 25 1872. oo--a"l'I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17
By the Licutfnnnt Gorcrnor If pTginia.
PROCLAMATION

yYrnEREts il hi, been repre- -en,si me- That IIermoE @
w s"n late prisoner in the Jail c I.on county, ch".
w burglary aud awaiting his ra! has made his rseaie, ih
going large:
Now, therefore, John NJ. Gregory Lieutenant Govefhe
Virginia, acting Governor IN pursuance Of the Const
do hereby offer reward fifty dollars, any pcrson p
will apreend the said Glreson, and deliver him into %
Jail Of I.nudoun county And rrqe all officers civil y
military and request the people of The TO u%
proper diligence nr the arrest Of The said fugitive that he ma
dealt wiih as the law directs
Given under band and under the lesser seal OF the 90
monwta lii, at Richmond, this 9th day IL Decembti
lsE.f-l fhe year ls5l JNo. NJ GREC0Ri
fernon Gieeson q we'll set man, about rrt or nc
h- will, dark hair and eyes The foredngrr Of hand
lIrved 10 left H. rulard His voice Is son ani his h
ners plausible though his look somewhat duwncast ana M
rns lie had on when hs escaped blark suItnut coal
black sru pantaIoons, his iiIt dirty and his beard LONG
Dec. % fo-~1