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All persons are forbid trusting any one on account OF tn.
FRENCH'S HOTEL.
THE subscriber having completed the enlargement Of his
novel magnificent style, respectfully offers attraction,
The upper par. OF the establishment fitted up with lodging
furnished in the bes, manner and repete with
These will be let for the day wees OF
The principal floor Picture Gallery Library, Re
os Ess 1d snd
Sy vii es: from S
II: Library .s ain many valuable
@ Of nh IN rare and eareu, works
cox.,y he present. d%e 9''' u '' country A 10 "
The Gallery contains many fine paintings, BY old ma,te Of
pleasing and SUBJECTS well worth the attention Of
his establishment worthy of extended public patronage
HI e% a Mh {. s Ss. of
say that ns ss has h' nso been ;;
cor6aep invite the public and The desirable and
m bis enepse Sc as
cess, as II is unique and novel. -- -.
s e. be aSss w aS, @s'S " IL M
NV styzH fi%TS 55on
oH 81 ssn he cured %
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Coral Hair Re'cr,nve certify TIA, they hsieys alIli.
he . y@ i ad~ .ssi %As Il"
sHS : scalp & ana ss' % S
These person. certify these the properties
'' r.. H o.. judge .,d T E5wsr. Of philadelphia
Phillips. Esq, ass Broomestree corner Of Wooster New
n, w Hopsin. 9, kns.use,, New Yert:
fss.oa Esq N.yy 1 Yard CSa t s.,ow WORK
Mr.. JsIe, 0bbtI Houstonstr,et, New York. iewellet
We could 300 ether OF persons who this but
these muit satisfy all people OF Give Il
s aud you will be perfectly satisfied. il gives the hair
Se os ee SIS, or Sc ira sy .1 Of
Ese sseat:-zsiOsI Third aud Doek.treei PSiadsghai
street. Bo.on 81 satssr..t !b'ny; 2o1 Kng-tree, Charles
town, u; L; Bailey. y ouistown, ~ j.; h. 9. Feue,
Msnstree Middttown Ct; or 1879 Fultorseet BROOKLYN
DARE CHANCE-For Sale, The stock, fixtures, aud good
IL will Of ssr sto re, with bar 9Th good run OF Gus
try. quire 81 -, N'ss'u street jvl3 ivssc
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC
LARGE assortment e Cothng cloths Cashmere, vest
IA ings, with variety OF linen goods, selling off
greatly reduced prices wholesale aid es II so3 Canal street
blsck, and invisible Goth cashmere slune mOl.shiD
panaoo,s great variety of vests of Ill kinds i.emembe
03 lanai street. jy m rrc
IJARNDEN'S ADAMS', PUMEROY'S EXPKESS
IL Persons in the habit ~ sending IN this city for
fo chr mic diseases, with d ctons io their
formed that hereafter promttly forwarded bv Ell
''''"'' mas ''' H. II. SHERWOOD. MD
New York Jan. 10, 1913 iy1 lm.r
WANI ED--Un,on B,pk Bulls OF Dover, New Jersey
JOHN +. SMITH 81 co.
j2w'r No. . Wall street
DEF, PORK AND MUTTON, At the store corner OF
ID Wsst aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., shopksep.rs and
Grocers who purchase The above articles by the
requested to call at the above place, where they will
prices times As economy the order Of the day.
purchasers will hnd their interest 10 call as above
December, lsi2 dsi lm.r
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-N>eS, - MAIL LINE FOX ALBANY snd In
6ms' termediaie Places, Tor Ear as the Ice will
@A- emt).
The UTICA celebrated for her strength, which enables
her with the which seriously
OBJ. rucis the river after this rerod
The cell bled boat Utica leaves the foot OF Court
nd street, This Afternoon O'Clock, Mond,y, January
49, 1888
For ps.sase freight apply on board to P. c. sHuLTZ
the office wharf. iyi6r
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AK wANTED-A ship for s.oarhern port Apply to
NM En- COLLINS CO.,
tnAh6 So South street.
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DEF, PORK AND MUTTON, At the store corner OF
~ West aud Wauenst[eet, 1Fawilles sh9phsepsn, and
Groce who purchase The above articles by the
requested call the above place. where they will
find fresh supply every Of superior quality and
prices suited the As the order OF the day.
purchasers will find their interest TO call above.
December, lst2 dai lm.r
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FROM Peck Slip, East RIVER.
The and splendid steamboat NEW HAVEN, Captain
X Dustan will leave Tuesday Thursday and Satu
day afternoon, at o'clock.
Passengers for Boston will be forwarded Immediately the
arrival Of the above boats Norwich and will proceed with
change Of cars 7 baggage.
For further Information, enquire At the Office Of
ID. b. ALLEN, 80 PecR slip, up stairs.
All persons forbid trusting any Of tn.
above Dr.
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Baltimore.

Correspondence of the Herald
BALTIMORE, Jan. Is, 1873.
Religious IMooenie'ts-Arrirai Of Elder Knapp The
Devil at Discount.
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WANl ED-Unlon Btpk Bulls OF Dover New Jersey, a
JOHN +. SMITH Il co.
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STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
& Foot of Whitehall stree. ~
On aud after Dee. Sd, the steamer STATEN ISLANDER,
will run as .oows until further notice
30 A. M, sam
10 l2x
d., aFM q
.~ a REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS
67rs KILL, and inferno dale landings, without tow
barees Regular days fom CattskIll, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays From New York. Tuesdays
Thursdays and saurdays-Fae from Cattsh so cents
The and fast steamer WAVE, Captain Vand rbt will
leave Robinson ST. pier Thursday Nov. Hth five o'clock
For further particulars inquire Of the board. By
unLlng the above named there will b. daily
muncation Catsk and New York land
plac..l for freight and passage at reduced prices neI
n RAIL ROAD LINE OF STAGES
AX1f-0 FROu NEW YORK To BEDFORD -
RRaA On and aft Tuesday, January Sd, I8i3, the
subscribers will line Of from Bedford New York
three times week, as foliow.:-
Leaves SeelZ nansion House. Bedford, every Monday.
Wedn- sday and FRIDAY mornisg at 8}f o'cloc-
Leaves the Kali Road Hotel corner Of Bowery and Broome
morning. by the o'clock passing Marble Hail. asst
Chester and through White Plains, Robbins Mills and Mile
Square to Bedford.
HIRAM DEFoREsT.
u. T.. LEWIS,
Proprietors.
The Red Bird Lire Of Stages will continue to run ring
winter from White Plains day at o'clock and New
HIRAM DErOREsT,
I'M
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HARPER & BROTHERS ANNOUNCE AS
NOW READY, PART ONE OF
MARTIN CHUZZLEWII,

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nlr THE COVERING WHICH NATURE HAS BESTOWED on
the Head OF Man. of The principal elements OF hunan
beauty What he less pleasant 70 look upon man pare
head was considered the superlauve OF insult and re-
proach and in days. the defect Is usually coceaeo
with Jealous care But how much better remedy than TO
conceal lew bottles of JAYNE's HAIR Tonic WILL IN
almos, all cases. render ag unnecessary by decofaung
falling Off no from what cause, few applications
of aynes Hair Tonic will nrres! the dlapidang process.
These facts do our say So but upon esh
nie of uDquestsonable respectaoiiity mnzs ius@os
s1ias Gs-llsss engagement is, we are sorry 10 say
drawing to cioss, her sSi appearance ana beneht being
an Saturday next Sac appears 10 nGnt WIN nos ~
foreign and native talent curous feature OF LIE andi
lie American Museum this week j. the isFFe rum S
oon The grace and beauty OF Mary Daring are themes
% IN oru
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Commercial and aEoney Matters.

w
The sales OF State and Government Securities
large day. being both Boards about S2eooo par value
Prices generally were fra.
Mobile rather better sales having been made as low as
17s discount
There great dissemination buy Northampton Bank
Pa. today, in consequence of large amounts having
been thrown the market improperly Endeavors are
being made arrange the matter, which it is to be hoped
will prove successful We shall probably have some rch
developments make few days in relation TO this Bank
The motion for injunction against the asssnees OF The
American Life and Trust Co. has been denied.
The Court of Common Pleas at Cincinnati have decided
that the assignment of the OF the Franklin Bank 10
Trustees null and void that the late Directors are
Trustees, and that the Court will appoint Receivers or
enioin the Bank.
The books OF the Mount Pleasant Bank, Ohio, were
opened few days since under the banking law but
not share subscribed for
1t is said that Col Oakley and Senator Ryan, OF Illinois,
will proceed England in short time for the purpose OF
dspong of the State Bonds authorized by the Canal Law
for the completion ofsthe Illinois Canal They might as
we'll save themselves the journey.
The Fund Commissioner Of loos was brought to the
Bar OF the House by the Sergeant at Arms where ne stated
that he ready account for every cent OF public mo-
ney which had passed through his hands,
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noogs will! deliver Temperance Address 70 lhe hou"s
Ladies' and Gen,emens Eagle Temperance o'ei.o, ~
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20 early as the Hall will be full tCornet OF no~sy aA'
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D The ship Mercator, arrived at New-Bed-
ford, exchanged signals with the Great Western on
the 18th of March. She was then sailing under
full head of steam, that she could have suffered
no damage from the gale in which she left. The
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DIED

On Wednesday morning ed inst, Thomas Henry, son OF
Thomas s. and Elizabeth j. Shepard, aged years and
months. -. r. 49,.
ment ,L,.. =,
the late Edward Livingston.
Al Schenectady, on he 9th inst, Benjamin d. Mumtsrd
in his list year. -
AtNewnrk, the 2s inst, Nancy Leonard, consort si
Ephraim Leonard, in her 6l,t year.
In Batavia Clernout county OHIO, on the 4lh iist r.
David Morris, aged 81.
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sulcIDE.-A young man discovered early
last evening near the Cypress Grove Cemetery,
having evidently destroyed himself. A small
pocket pistol recently discharged was found near
identified. N. o. Bull.
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~ One James Mcpherson, being arraigned be-
fore the Circuit for trial on charge of bigamy
plead guilty. On being brought up for sentence
he exhibited pardon from Coz. Porter, granted
Of course before trial. Such an Executive is a
disgrace any State that pretends to be civilized
and governed by the clear principles of morality.
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II Mercantile Library AssaciafI0n.-JoHS
Durs ESQ viii deliver Course OF Twelve Lectures on
"MAR1HE insurance. Clinton Hail. to commence or the
first Monday ia April. The Course IS intended 10 comprise
lhorouy and critical position Of the Law OF Insurance
in all its branches Programmes viii be issued at an early
date.
members So so Ticket, may DE had of Morris Robinson,
ESD or Alfred Pe Esq., No "A Wall street, or at the LII
brary. BY order.
NIL eodisIwt WM. NJ tARhS, Rec. sec.
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70 The VlEcESNEs, Commodore Buchanan,
arrived at St. Jago de Cuba on the 9th, in 10 days
from New-York-all we'll. She was to continue
her cruise on the 18th.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREslDENT.-CRAw-
FORD w. HALL, to be Attorney of the U. S. for
the Eastern District Of Tennessee.
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10 AT militia muster at Windsor, N. c., on
the Sd inst. Mr.. Cheatbam drew pistol and shot
Mr.. Weston, who had in sport knocked his ha,
from his head. Weston died instantly, and the
murderer was suffered to escape.
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FROM YucA1AN.-By the arrival yesterday
morning of the brig Fiery, Capt Suares, we have
Intelligence from Campeachy up to the lst inst.
There had been some little skirmishing between
the Yucatecos and Mexicans, which had resulted
with little advantage to either side.
A reinforcement of some 600 troops from Vera
Cruz had arrived, whereat the Campeachy editors
made themselves extremely merry They appear
TO think that the climate alone, now that the sickly
season has set in, will kill them off fast enough
and seve the Yucatecos much time, powder, and
ball. Verbally we learn that the Mexicans are
throwing shot and shells into the town Of Cam
peachy, doing some considerable iejury to the
buildings but killing few of the inhabitants. Nearly
all have left the place save the fighting men, who
are as sanguine of being able to hold
successful resistance. N. O. Picayunc.
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% We regret to learn the death of Dr.. Jeni-
son, native of one of the New-England States,
but for many years past resident Of chihuahua,
Mexico, whefe he was connected with extensive
mining works In O. Pic
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For particulars see advertisements in this and othes

fTepared and sod wholesale and retail and for e1poIa.
on BY A. B. SANDS COZ Druggists ana cb Hmnbr
Granite Buildings No rs Broadway soInef o. Snds prpS
Ss Nos Is and 100 Fnltou stree, David Sands Coz No
n East Broadway OF Markei-street ans oy Tu
pis,s generally throug bout the Uned STATES % ~
BEETLE six bottles IS.
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~ Birds Hat E.la6 Lishnent, eoruer Pine and

Thirds Hat Establishment, eoruer Pine and
Nassau s,reetSThe which has attended this esao
lsbment several years past gratifying 70 the poprie
tor Since the commencement of his buspessh has stead
y kept in view the acknowledged tastes of his customers
and introduced from season, the most approved
styles of the day Being well acquainted with The tastes OF
oar citizens no article his profession has been offered
the public which has not received general aspooaaon.
He nav The pleasure announce, that he has been
Induced rsn motives of economy, AID in conformity 10 the
times and public SENTIMENT add TO his assortment. FUR
HAT of approved fabric and workmanship al the very lew
price of So 90 I-2. 1t will be distinguished BY the
same style anc finish that has gained for hia hs LIBERAL
patronage heretofore enjoyed
He will also continue as heretofore 70 .aorcae the y bea'
vcr hat which has become the standard among the elite
throughout the country. Blhp, N. \.
I'D. BIRD, franklin House, Philadelphia.
ms Saw ThSkT lnis-
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e,nn-f e,n,euaar Thin Rnx

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos 49, 8, Sc, 81, %, 80 to
As, az to S.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 10, IL, IS, 90, 81, 90,
o. % 25 o.
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" The Second Public Debate before the
Franklin Literary Society, OF Brooklyn having been post,
porPd OF the Storm Will lake place on FRlDA
EVENING, the gath OF March, al the Lyceun
QUESTION" Should the Protective Tariff be abolished
.iiiirnlative-PARXE GOODWIN, Esq.
Negalive-HsRAcE GREELEY, Esq.
Cyrus P. Smith, Esq, will preside
Debate 10 commence al past O'Clock.
WM H. STORY, Chairman of Committee
Tickets IS cents each. Two admitting gentleman and
two ladies' To be had at the Bookstores OF A. Nj wilder,
W - MO MThLF3tf
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u Books for the Times.-JUST PUbLlshEU
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ANAL parties and took different directions. COL
Fisher, with Is to 20 companies, took the upper
route, for ST. Antonio. Mr.. Nelson came by way
Of Gonzales and Washington. and thence via
Nacopdoches to this city. n. o. Bulletin.
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Passengers Arrived
In the ship Marposa, oal Rio Janeiro-CaPt aldo aie
OF bark Moro Castle.
In bark Ellen, from Trinidad de Cuba Grandonc
Of Cuba; VI Coed win, OF New York
In the Edw Blake, from Buenos Ayres at BoSten-Capt
Walker late OF The brig franklin Portland, lost there
John Lopcr, apprentice TO Capt Walker and Mr. PeIley
Putnam late mate OF brig Argaii sold
In the brig Lamar from Savannah-Lleut Brady,
Mrs Dunn G Balins Barnells C D Wilson, Wor-
Ellington, Schore, ii Jewetl, Lan and Is in the
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~ An Grafton on the Life and Services Of HEN
RY CLAY viii be delivered by Daniel Ullman, ESQ. be
fore the Tenth Ward Democratic Clay Club Oh Thursday
evening March 23d, 1913, the Church corner OF Dean
cey and Christie Members will be supplied With
tickets OF admission by the Ssrgeant-atarms.
Tickets may be procured by application TO K ~. fggoI
81 Division ST. and Daniel H. Miller, OF Frankfort and
Jacob SIS.
~ B. Seats will be reserved for ladies.
By order of the Committee OF arrangements,
MIL l25 j. T. DODGE, Chairman
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ELLswoRTH's REPORT.

u THE IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE,
THE ARTS, &c. in the United States; being an account
OF recent and important discoveries and Improvements Ii
the mode OF building Houses, making Fences, raising
Grain, making Pork, disposng OF Hogs, making LARD OIL
rsising Silk with engravngs OF improved Foushs and
other Agricultural Implements, kc- By Hon b. L. Ellis
worth, Commissioner of Patents And I realise %
AGRICULTURAL GEOLOGY-jnss published at the
Tribune Office Price Is cents i've copies for ST. Orders
through Pos.masters and otherwise solicited.
we have received copy OF Hon II. l. EllSworths
Report TO Congress showing the progress which has been
made In the Mechanic Ars and In industrial rural and do
nestle economy. IL Is of the most valuable and laier
eing documents have ever perused; valuable anc 10
tcresf!ng the whse country large for The amount OF
information il contains and Tor the clearness with WEIGH II
exhibits the important changes which are taking place In
the relation OF some OF agricultural products the re1t
OF discoveries in science and in part also OF some mo-
dhcaon III The commercial relations between oar own ana
foreign countries IL IS document which has been drawn
up with and which reflects great credit Ga
the public spirit OF the auihor"Piesa fGrners Re
gutter, Petersburg, Va
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u The Graad Temperance Goucers of
the Hamiitou II. R. society VIII take place tGls
MARRIED (:

In New Haven, on the 2o,h inst Rev. Edward Strong
haste. of the Church street Church. Margaret 81 eldest
daughter of rhaddtus Sherman, ESQ., all Oh sala cly
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sANns,s SApsAPARllLA.

UNCksvlILE, Uonh., MdTCH o. Iof'
nr.ssrs & &. Sand, & Go.-Gertemen: Permit me 70
add another TO The my testimonials IN favor OF your oar
sapas was about seven years ego sick for many niohts
with bilious lever during which took great aea OF
powerful medicine This efl me with lameness, ana pam
time .roubled swelling OF my ankles. a nasd WIN
so much Inflammation reader possible 10 pear .ne
ale and discharge for long time, when they would neal
and be Immediately followed by violent fever pave
been troubled fer long time with pain in my slde whicn
is now entirely cured and my other dsresSes relieved
We are acquainted with Mrs Diaby, anu consiue' Dei
S'"'et's"' VIM d. RICHARDS Minister Of the Gospel
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