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CLEARED.

rat; Hector, Spencer, Mobile, E ID Hnrlbut & Co.
Barques Bos,onia. Emerson New Orleans, Nesmth,
Leeds & Co; Eliza Talbot, Mobile, Sturgs y Chairman
Bremen barque Charlotte lohorst Bremen via New Bed
ford Noltenius l. Pavenstadt
Briggs Virginia, Mcclellan, New Orleans. Nesnh, Leeds
Co; 9 Lamar, Saunerman, Savannah, Scott Nor
re; Peter Dcmi, Lewis, Darisn. r NJ Demil T mole-
Blivn, st Marks, Lichards Star Prince, Tobasco,
Nesmth. Leeds Il Co; Patsey Biount Howe. Belize,
(Hond) lance; British brig Wm Horatio, Reddy, st
Johns, NE, g / Laurie.
Schrs Lynchburg, Mathis Richmond, Allen 4 PaIsan
Friend, Baker, Boston, Atkins L Coz Herald, Soule,
Orleans, Badger T. Peck
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AccIDENr.-As the steamer Hercules was tow
ing up the ship England, last evening, she way
run foul of by brig, which carried away part Of
her wheel-house, and did other damage.
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ARRIVED.

schr Ohm Pollen Co, Chase, from Boston, with indie
10 J Atkins l. Co.
sloop Excel Dunning, days from Providence. with pre-
ducc master.
BELONG ships, bark and briggs. Wind light NJ
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES, So Maiden

Il Lane-Selug off at greatly reduced prices-Gentle.
meus OVershoes with leather oles the best cle maDufac
tared-wil nure soil Ghe boot prize Is 10 lis La
dies Orershoes with straps article, very light also
the Sheet Rubber Overshoes with leather and rubber Soes
prices from IS 10 lis.
Ladies' India Rubber CATERS and half Caters, with
leather soes do Waking Shoes leather and rubber soies
IS l0a do do fur trimmed leather and rubber Sof es 10
lis also Misses and Chdrens Oyersboes and Walking
Shoes complete assortment OF coamon Rubbrs and
Ruboes ned ana frred, IS 10 g. We invite purchasers
will guarantee sell cheaper than Goods Of The same quail
y be bought in this city Remember Goods from our
Factory have always been warranted.
mi Iwis- HUTCHINSON L RUNYOH.
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y Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, ls7 Broad
way, would inform the gentlemen of NewYork that his
FAN and Winter style CT Hats ready Ter their nspce
ton and critical Judgement Ginning the distinction Of
having been the first project and abide by strictly
AMERICAN style of Hats, instead of seileiy copying tie
Fashions OF Europe, which often unaited eli
mate and manners he reoces to perceive that Others hare
seen nj TO follow his lead, and that the following OF
European Fashions in Hats almost entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
he offers Winter style OF Genteraens Nuuia Hs1 at
$ 90 and warrants them equal in material, finish, ashsn
and durability TO any IA, sold low 81 in the city
But he wishes it distinctly understood that his Best Hats
Rot sold AZ this price bat 81 80 These be recommends
equal TO any hat sold in SewYork S. under and
challenges for them comparison with any other.
SeEtensen visiting city respectfully invited TO
call and examine ais stock Winter hats and Judge OF
their quality He is conhen that whether the cheapest
the se,s Hat desired. the inquirer will here be satisfied
Try him (s26d) o. FISH, Isl Broadway.
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features and 15ines.-Nos in the course of pull
ca;on IN Five One Dollar Monthly Parts Parts 2 just
received.
Dictionary Of Arts Manufactures and Mines, containing
clear exposition OF the Principles Practice by Andrew
This uneuestonao the popular work OF the kind
published and book admirably adapted 70 the
wants OF all classes OF the community Che following are
the mporan, objects which lhe learned SHthor endeavor
10 accomplish
ls To insruc, the Manufacturer, Me,alurgist and
Tradssman IN the principles OF their respective processes
50 as to render them reality the masters OF their bust
and 10 euancpate them from state OF bondage 10
such as are TOO commonly governed by blind prejudice and
vicious routine.
I'd. To afford Merchants Brokers' Dysalters, Druggist
and officers OF the revenue characteristic descriptions
the commodities which pass through tberhands.
Sd. BY exhibiting some OF the finest Developments Of
chemistry and physics, lay open excellent practical
school 70 students Of these kindred sciences
4h To teach Capitalists WHO may ha DESTROYS OF placing
their funds in protective branch OF industry, 10 select
judciously among plausible claimants
5b. To enable gentlemen OF the Law 10 become well
quanted with The OF these patent schemes, which
ap, 10 give riSe 10 litigation.
9Th To present Legislators such clear exposition Of
the staple manufactures as may dssuaae them from enact
ing laws which ossruc industry che ilsh branch
10 the injury OF many others.
And lastly, TO give The general reader intent chiefly
intellectual cultivation, views of many of the modest
achievements OF science in e.cng those grand transform
atoms OF the matter which Great Britain and The United
States their paramount wealth. rank and power among
the nations OF the earth.
The latest statistics important object OF
acure given from the best and usually from Official
authority, at the end of each article
The work is printed from the Second London Edition,
which sells Sll copy. good paper BREWER
tyne and will make about 1900 $40. pages.
To any person sending five dollars time, in ad.
will forward the numbers by mall post paid
as soon as they como from the press
To suitable agents, this affords opportunity
BILE. In every manufacturing and every village.
the United States and Canada subscribers may
obtained with creates, facility Address post pad
D. APPLETON Co, 200 Broadway.
II The above Numbers fnr sale al this office. jl3
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ECONOMY IN DRESS.-Extensiv
Al assortment OF Rich, fashionable and elegant goods o
winter wear. WIN. T. JENNINGS No. 30 Broadway
American Hotel offers for the inspection Of the public
extensive of seasonabe goods comprising Boa,
and hfled Cloths, for SGrtouts Sacks Frocks &c.
The Sack overcoaS, $50 much in vosue,) MI, rded
fourteen dollars, and trimmed in first STYLE viii be tsu
worthy the attention OF the economist.
Cassnieres in great variety OF styles Cor Pan,aloons
From those who have found any dculty in getting suited
In this article, trial is solicited
Rich Brocade silk and Ss,,n es,ngs CENTRE siyles)
for balls parties, Sc. ieruoS VeveS plain Stas, Satins
and Casmeres all Of which will made up TO order
der the superintendent OF efficient be
found IN The country at prices TO suit the Hes tor ready
d. lsf
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM-Marble build

N ing, opposite ST Paul's Church-Re.engagen,ea OF
Gen Tom Thumb Junior the smallest Dwarf IN all crea,
ton. First week of the magnificent Moving Dorama OF
the Departure ct the lsTaetes soup at immense expense
with scenic effects, music professions, Sc Portuguese
Landscape rear Lisbon The Sea, introducing Storm
and Shipwreck. Splendid Fairy Grotto.
II. G. Sherman, the Ballad Siuger-T. o. Booth, the ur
rvaled Comic Sinser-La Petite Celeste the admired
danseuse-Niss Hood, the Vocalist, &c.
Price OF Admission, Is cents-Chldren under 10 years
hall. mice
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LATER FROM YUcATAS.-Dates to the 21st nit.
,.ye been received from Campeachy at New-Or-
sans. We copy the following intelligence from
the Bulletin:
Tn 10 the 18th nothing decisive had been done
!, either Of the belligerents. The Mexcans were
sll in possession OF the heights in the rear of the
.;,v which they had fortified; and transported
,bspce some of the heavy cannon from the Guada.
loupe.
which catered the city and did trifing damage in
burniog few sban,ies On the 18th sortie was
made by the besieged. column 1900 strong
made an attack on the Mexican position at Lerma,
distance about three leagues from the city walls.
The enemy having received intelligence of the
movement made ready resistance, and ose of the
steamers having taken position that enabled her
TO bear upon the assaants with her guns, the Cam
peacheanos retired without any success, after the
loss OF three or four men,
The Mexcans are receiving reinforcements from
Tobasco and Vera Cruz, and supplies Of provisions,
and appear to feel confident of ultimate in
the contest. On the other hand, the Yucatecos,
though they beast not appear equally conGdant
they viii ,riumphantly defend their rights.
The misunderstanding between the several iu-
catan leaders has resulted in the retirement Of
General Lemus from the chief command of the
army and the appointment of Gen. Llergo to that
station.
1t appears from the accounts that the belligerens
kept up daily firing at each other without any
effect worthy of notice.
THE LOST REcoRDs.-The Staunton Spectator
learns from authentic source that the books and
records of Greene County, Virginia, which were
stolen frem the Clerks office of that County abou,
70 years ago, have been recently found by fox
hunting party, In cave in the side of d mountain.
JAIL BURsr.-The Jail a, Paulling (Miss.) has
been consumed by fire. 1t caught from the torch
that had been given to prisoner by the light
whence to eat his supper. The prisoner was
saved with difficulty.
A CoLoRED LAwYER.-A colored man was re-
Gently called to the bar of the Middle Temple, in
London His father is one of the Senators of ia
maica, and possessed of very large fortune, the
bulk Of which he entaed on his
-As tho stea upr Herculas yns tow
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MospAr, Jan.

WHALEB oNE-The remainder of the parcel recently
received, 81 600 lfs, sold for export at g, cash.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MosDAY, Jan. 9.
At market 40 Beef Cattle 400 Sheep IS Swine 1Os
Beef Cattle upsold.
PRrcEs-BEEF CArTLE-We quote 10 correspond with
last week. few extra at "a 90 First quality 81 90
25 second quality s. . S 80 third quality IS s. 3.
sHEEP-Lots were ssit Soa IS cents 10 81 % Wethers
from g 80 10 81 co.
swisE-A 10, pedie at abon, 81. Atretail from to
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"a Principle made practicable is Principle made useful
TT EW-YORK CASH TAILORING
u ESTABLISHMENT, lA2 Ful,on.I., New.Yerk.

The undersigned, in announcing their patrons their de-
termination adhere strictly TO the pracpe OF cash deal
ing their business would take occasion say that they
have well satisfied of the practcabiy and usefut-
ness Of such plan by the uniform success which has at
tended It's operation in their house omthe commencement
The advantages derived by the customer from the adop
ton of this SYSTEMATICALLY realizing gain OF 50 per cenS
upon credit prces-they conceive perfectly obvious and
therefore need comment Of the merits OF their horSs
and the facilities with which they Invested OF furnishing
cheap AND rich garment they win not dlaefully
surcd as they that this simple fact is too well known
their celebrity too well established, require further
mark And in calling the attention of the gentlemen of the
choice geods they will merely observe that undo,
Waiting punctuaiy and dispatch answering the commando
OF their friends Is much par, OF their system CASH
payments DG0 istf J. C. BOOTH &CO.
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II Spencer announces to gentlemen that his arrange
men are now completed for supplying according 70 pre-
yious intimaton, FuR HAT al price lS3 S''
which shall render emphaiicay the cheapest as wen as
lowest priced Geu.emens Fur Hat ever on sale IN lhs
city, II prepared in the style which chaFac'elle.
cur fines, article and like that article offered at pce al
which il cannot ne continued without unusually RAPID
sale The undersigned with MI confidence ahrns II 20 De
for the gentleman and economist the most desirable I"
Hatyet offered. (o2O,O SPENCER, 245 Broadway.
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A CoLoRED LAwYER.-A colored man was re-
Gently called to the bar of the Middle Temple, in
London His father is one of the Senators of ia
maica, and possessed of u very large fortune, the
hulk Of which he entailed on his son.
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~ Berenn 1nssi'nle lecture,

CHEEYER will deliver Lecture before the Korean ln
stute, in the Brick Church OF Walker and Eliza
beh's,rects Friday Evening l4ih inst al Z; O'clock
Admission free.
Subject Our Country, its Institutions, and the Evils tnat
threaten the being the maB. repetition of the so
much approved Discourse Before the New-En
land Society at their late Anniversary. BY order
lilo AZ c.. s STEARNS, Secretary.
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LVOR SALE to CLOSE A CONCERN

II The Steamboat JOHN MASON az she lies at the
Dry Dock East River, will be soId Public Auction.
the Exchange OH Tuesday The Tth day Of February
Terms fourth cash nj the time SALE balance in three
si1 aad nine months Interest for satisfactory paper
Also, at w ilarasourg Wednesday the 8th OF FebTu-
airy the steamboat Railways work shop, ship timber,
eether With several parts OF the engines Of the
North America Terms all sums under 500 cash. Sleo
at months, for satisfactory paper
Also, al the city Of Albany, Tuesday the ih day Of
April next Office furniture and several paris OF
tee engines of the steamer North Americas and al tie city
Of Troy on Wednesday 9Th April next wood sc0w, oca
and wharf furniture and fixtures. Terms under 500 cash,
500 at months. for satisfactory paper.
Also, private SALE ar the office Of the Hudson River
Steamboat Association 5 Codrllandst lot second band
steamboat mattresses pillows co0nerpains, sheets and pill
low cases, kr.
As the above named property will be sold in order to
close The aies will be positive, and without
serve
N. a. All persons having claims upon the Hudson River
Steamboat Association will please present them for qd-
daton. before the 18th March next A. r FosDA
their Office, SO Courtlands l2 islf
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TE To the Temperance Pub!ic.mThe Eagle
Junior Temperance Society will give grand Temperance
Entertainment Lukes buildings, corner OF Hudson
and Grove Friday evening, January 18th. MIS-
Holland, Miss Patt, Messrs i;rouwer; TrumP1re Le6ars
Livingston Frazier FIave Cooke, Hackett, Masters But
Ter Pst and engaged for the occ-sion Tickets
one shilling be obtained ahe door on the evening OF the
entertainment
n B-A little girl only years old will preside at the
piano fore. Jlo II
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u senr.' Holiday Gifts. for 1s1 N3,s Jo1,

lisEed and sold al Nos. lSI IL \ dssdu siSe WV 49,
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II. SEARS BIBLE BIOGRAPHY the most sPisn-
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PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE sib BE
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JAIL BURsr.-The Jail a, Pauing (Miss.) has
been consumed by fire. 1t caugh, from the torch
that had been given to prisoner by the light
whence to eat his supper. The prisoner was
saved with difficulty
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u Tnsie i'm Arcitenrture.-The TENN "eehiy
Lectore twelfth annual course, before lhe eehsc In,
stitr,e will be delivered at the institute Scheoi IL IMAM
bers.sreet OF Friday Evening, Jan. l3 at hapssl y oy
edward Jones, Esq, Taste Architecture, lusU G
ty vasisty drawings Tickets for TIE evening OF o
the other Lectures OF the corrsel may DC
had al the library or of lecture room
% Professor Torrey ofthe University, lectures on
nth VIM Cullen Bryant, Esq, Mythology. ih, r 10
lessor Beck, Minera! resources OF this Stale.
Dr. J. X. Clifton. ON Electro Metallurgy. ..,
~ Evening Lectures free to The public al tie Institute
Rooms City HALL viz on Monday Jan. IT, by Nh J.. W;
Wright ION ih- structure Of the English Lang uaS AM
on Wednesday Jan 49, by Mr. G. Vale popular discourse
ON Navgn,oG addressed TO Lsndsmen or I rase!iers
u Conversational Meetings every Saturday. -
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W Historical SocieIy's Lectares-The Elev-
enh Lecture of this Course wall be delivered by Hon. Ga
brel Furnau the University Chapel This Fddsyl eve
The primitive inhabitants cf America in connection with
the ruins of ancient Cities &c. discovered in Mexico and
Central America II
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Pnssengera Arriyeti.

Passengers Arrived.
In the packet ship England from Liverpoo!-John Har
battle Esq of Londop Paul r. Hodge, Esq. OF York
and 1872 in the sieerage.
In The ship Middess1, at Boston from New Orleans
Capt Patterson, OF Kennebunk.
Passengers Sailed.
In the packet ship Ashburton, for Lyerpool-Edw
Mawson George Henry Samson Wallis dougulon. Arthur
Hirst OF New York Geo Incur, OF Montreal
In the Paul jones, for Canlon-John Ieherinson mot
IIunlington.)
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
GInss.-The best American Window

MADE IN THE UNITED STATES.
1900 boxes Jackson Class, assorted sizes.
1900 do Monroe do do.
Just received and for sale by A. sCHANCK,
i'll Str Sc Divson-street.
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NISSOLUTION.-The copartnership

y OF Bradley Andras / Co. OF Ncw-York, composed
Of Joseph Sradcy r C.. Anlras and Samuel Chichestrr
and the coparsnerhip of s. Chichester Co Of Hunter
Greene county, composed OF the same are this day dis
solved and The books and OF the
firm viii be settled their late place of business SIT Pearl
street, and the affairs OF the latter will DE settled at their
late place of business Hunter Green county. NewYok,
January 9Th, l94S. X G. ANDRAS,
;IS In SAMUE Ell CHICHESTER.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YORK, JANUARY IS, 1913.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.-THIs DAY
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= yFr. q. II. Goldsmith. Pro

II 8Fr. o. e. Goldsmith, Professor OF Penrnan'
ship, Will deliver Lecture Clinton Hail. on Saturday
evening Ian l3th Suhject-THE Pes. Tickets % cents
to he obtained Mr.. Gs Writing Rooms of the Librarian
Mercantile Library, and al the door On the evening
Lecture will commence nj u O'Clock. JlO otis
u Rev. Charles G. Finney will continue his
course oil Lectures the Moral Government OF God on
Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday evenings sub.
ec Tor this evening" Conditions and foundation OF Horal
obligation not founded in abstract right
uliI,y-In what u is founded at y ocock-Seats
Ere. IT.
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II Chelsea Eyceun.-The next Lecture will be
delivered al the Baps Church in Sixeenth-street third
January i2, at7i O'Clock, b. HORACE GREELEY. ESQ
Subject Human Life JR
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IL Mercantile Library AssOcintioE.-Kev
wM. H. FUKNESs, OF Philadelphia will deliver the ninth
Lecture of the Course Tuesday Evening JAN 7th at
half past o'clock the Tabernacle. Subject" Charac-
teristics OF Genius"
Tickets twenty-five cents
u Hall the Coure Eight Lecuresl remain TO be dev.
ered Tuesday evening OF each week concluding March
7,h. They comprise one Lecture by Rev Mr FuRNEss-
Two by Rev. HENRY GlLrs-and two By RALPH WALDO
EMERSON, Esq Tickets 10 the Course will bs sold at the
following prices
For Member and Lady, one dollar.
For Non Member and Lady, do lar and hhy cents
For Lady, h(iy cents.
Programmes and tickets be obtained at the rooms OF
the Association Clinton Hall.
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u 4. O. @. +. Library AssocIation.-Ibe
Third Lecture will be delivered TIE Society Library
rooms corner of Broadway and Leonardsreet on Friday
evening January 49, 1913, II O'Clock by the Rev. H. d.
CHAPLIN, OF Massachusetts.
Subject: a. Claims of Literature"
Tickets % cents, admitting gentleman and lady-to be
had OF the Trustees, the Librarian National Ia and at
the door tie evening OF the Lecture
n g. Members admitted by presenting their certificates
OF membership Tickets limited
New.York, Jan. II, 1913. WILSON SMALL
iI2 o,- Chairman Lee. Com.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF The Tribune.

MOBILE, January D.
The news by The Britannia hand on Saturday and
induced large operations in Ceon-1000 bales sold
Buyers Of Exchange became satisfied that large
supply of bills weuld be thrown in the market and that rates
would fall considerably They omitted therefore investing
excepting absolutely necessary The rates opened
Yesterday IL per for so daysbs and fell 10 II in the
course OF the day so days bills 2 down to III sight, ISL
10 10. Our rivers low and Cotton comes ia slowly
while they keep the business i'll Cotton keeps as light
as ii now is rates of Exchange will not decline as much
some anticipate.
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WTANTED-At the Temperance Office
wv y Nassau.stree good Coashmeu, Scotch
English, FIRST rae; first Walters Farmers ! FIRE
man in wa of a MAGE jiS la