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Foreign Importations.

,LEcHoRN-shp Jacob Pennell-i2 pkgs straw pangs VIM
we, b-le mdse W Mali8 alabaster 20 do
"o,ts 22 elks marble Wits bales rags De Rham Moore
1bbls nuts box qucks 20 do quorics mdse
Brehaup Chun-l bale silk Moran 4 Iselln-i + Cotenet
II box ornaments pigs Lengh20 borax Brustl in
Koop com29 boys 2o7 bales ease GoodhSe eo do +
Hoffman colo A Waller co-5 mdse l block marble
Hooker pkgs do Masters Ma'koe co-i2 silk
esssnburg pigs MoIgan-23 "a blks marble 10 slabs
do 10 DO tiles pkgs straw paags 40 vermlos dc
anChoyies 800 ae 10 do go h chests pkgs hats 100 boxes
mae caroni 600 do soap 80 do paste to order.
HAvANA-Shp Nomal39 Rags coffee 49 boxes IS &c,
honey Iayor-2 1906 bxs bbls Gouladl0O
bns do Fabrr95o bxs Is bales tobacco Wallis j.
28 bxs Barring onl000 do cs Lille Rasnesl dc
VIM Ihomas-3o bxs swsetmeas Beauville420 do sega
y Iss am I@nyenIso bamsen
Robinson jr-259 Mathews col bale Crooks @ Lin
der pkg box Geo Rosencra tzl30 hhds molasses
bags coffee bales De peyster Whimah2 bbls bx
Spanish Consu2 bxs box Jos Drake3a
bxs John Coega99000 Ackerly Acke
II order.
ST DoMxeo Crry-Brig Rdeout-l7l0 ches so logs
hogsny a bbs honey cotches Is logs maogan,
q Sfagg-l00 ciotchss do TO master.
MAKAcAIBo-Schr Zerviah-20 bags coffee eco hides
Aranguen473 hides 24 bags coffee Murray Lawencel0s
do Az II IN
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Domestic Importations.

&co25 Buck ca2G7 bales Savage, Dubois ce-l22 IT.
vnI233 ibis pork 81 do hams 81 lard suydam Sage
81 hhds $50 bbls molass Hayens co2t3 lids bbIs
32 kegs lard Bush co98 bb ok talow Poiier Frees CO
la bhls flour 8 do pork ok lard Reed Schermehorn-lO
bbls n IF do pork III L. x
New ORLEANs-Baque Stford-5oi bbls pork 25a do COS
kegs lard l02 bbs 20 cks hams bbs II do tow Snyda
Sag-388 bb polk 10 do hams 80 do 100 kegs lard Reed
schermerhorn9 bales cotton hoace Lees COCO bales
order
ArALAcHcoLA-ship Martha Wshington-loO bales cotton
ii Talman-37 Parmeee, Kilborn Ho.ers.2 Post X Phil
lips, Richardson c9,99 Colt col Grant 4 Ear
Livingston-62 w Maitland-7I w Bamw.ll-52 Cahoone
Kinney Co.'S + Booth-3O DE Peyster Whitmarsh-l5
iones-l box B.ughton-l Packer Wagner-76 hides
bales skins M Emanuel.
CHARLEsroN-Ship Pacifc-I237 bales cotton Renard
"a lrvin-3l1 Smith, Mills CO.'S Sprague RobinsOn-7
bbls rte X Maitland-l Ind bbs TO order.
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MONEY MARKET.

The stock market during the week just closed has pre-
'ented the usual features Prices at the adjournment Of
the Board yesterday ranged little higher than those Of
the Saturday previous The banks of this city and State
have only two weeks to place themselves in condi
ton to make favorable report possible They have
the past week been busy engaged in settling balances
with each other and in exchanging specie. These move
have obliged the banks to cramp their best cuso
mers-the brokers-in curaling their favors. This has
he'd influence stocks, which will continue to be felt
until after the first week in February when another I'D
~ will be experienced Stocks however, have seen
the highest prices Future operations Will be at prices be-
low those that have been quoted for the last two months
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

Jan. l2Abou 500 head of beet cattle were offered at
the scales this week and pward of head taken by
the butchers and drovers at prices ranging from 81 30 for
inferior to 50 90 for prime per 100 lbs the hoo netting
Goa So On Monday 90 head were driven north Live
hogs very scarce and sales are made at from 81 TO
% per 100 lbs and occasionally as high So There
is good supply Of dead hogs which bring 81 IL go
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On Sunday l4th inst after short Illness Ro.
BERrsow native Of Scotland but long resident Of this
city, aged 20 years
His friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon at O'clock from his
late residence, IA Desbrosses street
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Passengers Arrived,

HAvANA-Ship Noma-John Correga. Antonio Rasiues, Nj
Thompson.
NEw ORLEAss- Ship Ellerse-J q Miller. Newman. c
4 Raulbaum.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN--It is visible in market that
desperate effort making to raise the price of -four &C.
nesee held at S476 With stock VI four hundred thou
SAND barrels in this city and increased stocks In all other
markets we arc led to believe that buyers at advance
would he looked upon as being bit insane
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- A NJ L r C "A n HOTEL,
HIT.tDEIpUJA

THIS hou'e situated Chestnut street. opposite
S,at HYp Qodepepdencc Square, and in the Tedists
vicinity OF all the onabe places OF and
has been buils in tn. most thorough by I'm
kdswny ESD, nd contains UPWARDS Of bundled rooms
many Of which prlo with bedrooms adjoining suitable
tor families, and rsrties # LADIES' aud se1tlemen
1t will be furnished throu ehout, without regard evpense
with and ell giant furniture OF approved style and
opened Tor the reception OF the travelling public the first day
Of March
The ropetors atter themselves that their long experience
IN The Will nabe them conduct tbs American Ho
tel IN all ITS departments, such will please the
most sidiou and their guests comfort
and luxury that be found any Hotel in The United
states
~ b. Bathing Rooms attached the Hotel, " here
warm and cold baths will at all times be readiness
HHhfHhm 4 ME- iatrAhT rIJAN {Proprietors.
January 18th, 1914 lis 9mc
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Died,

On the 18th inst. in Spencer New York, by John A. Nj
chols, Esq Mr. GABRIEL News, to Miss SUSAN FERRIs,
both OF Spencer
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The above quotations do not show the great extremes
previous weeks have This is caused by prices
being pretty well reduced and the present condition Of
the money market Ohio have been very low lately
reaching 81 per cent under par. Kentucky is very val
liable and sterling stock and maintains its prices in spite
Of all spcculations.
Trade has been very inactive for the past few weeks
and prices lhe important staples have been with
oul al,era'on--
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GENUINE TEAS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY Principal Store l2l
Chatham street. New York; Branch Store 3s Deecker
New forx Agency at G Fulton street Brooklyn; also at the
OF Main aud Van houton streets Paterson, in
yte the attention Of city ard country families and purchases
hinents they think will b. found by a the best
cton of and unauterated Teas in the United States
The iyes popularity and OF their house with refe
high 'lts and upright dealing too
well understood render further comment
Original and only warehouse for he sale of Ho squas Black
TIA Observe DC psrtcu remember fte
Of the principal Chatham street vin 2 between
be led astray little just started atI6 Chatham
door Loards snuff and tobacco stoe) under
III. name of Canton " Tea" Store The public viii also be
pleased thai the Canton Tea Company have
thing with that other stores whatever those
described at the top Of this advertisement Ola lmec
CAMPHENE. OR CHEMICAL OIL" Horns Patent
and canphene msnuacture and sold Wholesale aud retail by
J. o. Fay, No 1856 Fulton street iSun Buildings New
Yor. These lamps admitted by all who them 10
be upeqnalled by any lamp offered 10 the pnblic Tor
hsi splendid light, Their for and their feet
simplicity 10 manage aud trim One lamp will give light
equal 10 six candies at espenre Of less than half
hour They fact the cheapest 10 .orion to
churches hotels and dwellings. Also, go assortment Of
and Oil Lamps for tables churches OF supsor
quality. Also raj pot for patent medcincs-suc
Dr. William Evans Camomile and Tonic Pills for
affections debility dyspepsia Hc aud Evans Soothne Sy
rup for children tcelhng; Dr. CheuY Astriug1t Pills. for
geet, gravel &c; Dr. Poes Eradicater, for delcae
pains Dr. H.lseds Brisk Pills. the Persian Pills sed
Basamic Pills. for syphilis, &C. Wyehs Cream OF ia',es
and OF the hair DIG
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Apeuo...,
(Sfsre No. SO finn sfrecf.)
MONDAY

THUAiAs BELL. AueuOg.
MONDAY
O'clock in the ;ais' room =, o,oo sor,s.
uTsrb orss" ausn,ty o. pledged Jew Try flats vu
able leye' watch st and ehain, hne guns sc
4e axe ss 10000 scars quantity of glass ware ancient vases
TUESDAY.
In Contpus,ionLs'pe sale of ly valuable ssasors dry
SJ Also choice os Of stple and fancy dry goods. .q
elOhiag uahsi', cutlery, hardware fancy and PedG-
Also. grocers, Wines, Liquors ssgao, teas, SC.
;S 100 & L SS s m aad ;:.us
Also 100 sack pilot coats made in the best manner
Ao '1 a n t., 81 ssn ss d scs
hosisr splendid fine gold watches 10 snail boxes '"'rA
Also and valuable assortment of pledged articles by
Clothing Also trunk elegant clothing suitable Tor the
season 10000 Norma 'e Es Ib,SS1i;sDay
A. ,1t o'clock at the sale; sales rSeom or al a..
se SSaSy O. o1. and second hand Of all
arse su IsnG S.Fs
eas o a as sn sasu OF @
glasses, p,or and bedroom furniture table and bed linen
Also handsome bedsteads do splendid sofas
THURSDAY,
At los O'clock in the sales rooms ,
Marshis Sale of glass hira and plated wsretabe cutlery
aud fancy aiticles lamps, Nc
facility will be FL the s.ss
b"sne.a ike an se. viii BE- rssuIa and
i" this T6 dST s III
4 UCTI N NOTICE-Extensive Sale OF Engravings.-
"A LEVY X SOONER will sell on Tuesday evening =
o'clock their sales Isl Broadway extensive lot of
Engraviogs being The collection Of importer who giving
THIS branch of his business Sale whatever
be the state Of the weatt er. 80
On Thursday morning. II o'clock, splendid collection of
Came'iss
Sa srd,y evening, the Goth, Paintings
LARGE lection OF fine Paintings private sale 5 arr
aaGsH an STEAMBOAT FOR sALE.--For sale
at public auction, by VIM. II. franklin Auc
Z t-ne-ri at the Merchants Exchange. on We'd
nesday the gath instant u o'clock the and spen
d fast sailing steamer NEW JERSEY. together with her
tackle, she lies foot of Barclay
The New Jersey built Trenton n j.. in the 1874
her deck is 2 feet her breadth beam is 26 e he
depth her trnb plank all of the best Je
oak she crppered aud copper fastened the best
she completely ovehauled last spring. and fit ed
night boat 20 the North river She has $50 sleeping
beiths besides promrDad, usck
Her and iurnture all and e her urni
required for her Her ample and
article elected with the Her boilers nearly
new, having been but short time. Her engine
and of the modern ruct havi been testJ
possible which tests 1t To be cond -
Her draft Of being about three feet eight
inches ch IA alone makes her doubiy valuable
aes her the bar lowest tides Her speed od
her cabins Any aud spacious Her furniture being all
makes the New jersey boat ef the most de-
sraole on tn, Hudson
Terms cash, city funds
1t resumed wishing purchase will for
themselves previous to day of safe jllto2iHrc
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

NohfoLK, Jan liar Abisail Richmond, Cole II Prtfe,
Tnad Royal Sailor Young and Mary Jane. Powell NYoIk;
Lrehfla, benson Antigua Byron. Churchill. Plymouth;
Shamrock; Carroll Boston In Hampton Roads, Carthage.
hndIp Bal lmoe for Eurore-s oke 9th inst oil New Point
Merchant, Of Baltimore. bound up the Chesapeake.
spoken
Howard for Boston, no date lat 49, Ion CT.
Foreign Ports.
PoIsr PErRE Quad Dec 20In port, Alwilda Tomlin fin
Wilmington, NC. dsgd and ready for Empire Ewing,
from 90, dsg.
ASricrA, Dec 22-In port Gazee. of Bermuda. and St r.
Kirwan. Tor Baltimore.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE ar-famed and celebrtsd Pills. from Portugal
we perceive obi,red in this country ns
mint the last column ioprth paae.
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a CARD
pHENIX NGE

PHENIX EXCHANGE
SNEDECOR AND THOMPSON,
md 1 SS,sn n
and determined keep the choicest liquors and sesa be
found in me CITY Those who appreciate superior glass Of
bandy or IN are eluesed to cal and try fine article
pSS 1ood @ e.S
be accommodated It moderate charges As propretors are
Of heir friends and the public as long they shall
! hDsfiN ; D sS TaSNfsoS.
dy between and II o'clock, A. NJ. Oysters everv STYLE
at all hours of the day. ia ataw is awrc
PACIFIC HOTEL,
r,,v u" ', VIII My T6sKi LNsDr s'NAhr
'saslve ispa aud shti,g opened for the reception Of
The subserbes HAVING s' the same for term of wear,
VIII endeavor merit the OF aud
'h d. sr ,m::c 5 i. F FHHRnAM.
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
r shELLhNGEH, No 60 Co tand, street. End co.
fs r. S. Of ss;;
soh plain and wove !ss'e sack aid coats; dss and
TSsts saa 6 oh if cy E' mai o BY
:, s and TwfsS for' ci" pegaer
+ s. ais beg leave 10 %o" their eaa
;%s ShisF Si'I 3
The Cutting DepaTment at 50 Couraldt street ~ D.
Those who wish economist, would do well call before
going elsewhere Every article wsnaned and all orders
pun :tualy attended to-
L. 4 b SKELLENGER.
Instructions in Cutting given by Jas Scrimgeour.
ia 3tsm
GROCERIES,
OUTER Just received lot fresh Butter on consign-
men' and for sale at the Chez 6 ffSFe Of MORRISON
Dealc Drugs Paints, Oils. Dyesufs Indgoes Teas &C..
J8lwHec No 1888 Greenwich street
SEGARS SEGARS! SEGARS!
THE following choice Segas constantly hand for sale
wholesale andrcrail at ID. M HENRIQUE5,No. 81 Will
liam
Regalias, of the finest aud best quality.
Panetelas, " "
La Norma.
La Cabana.
Ia FloIinda, new brand,
LA 'a'n,,
Nouegss
De Moya.
YnRenuidsd, new brand.
Garsptisada.
Irncipes, & the Cruz Rendon and SAW brands.
In addition to the above there variety Of other brands,
all OF which cornoseur end the trade generally would do
well 70 look at previous purchasing elsewhere as all Seaas
purchased from This abshmen will be taken back
time II they do net give satis faction.
N B-Orders from The country carefully and promptly at
tended Jsf
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SECOND WARD AMERICAN REPUBLICANS.

SECOND WARD AMERICAN REPUBLICANS,
AWAKE
Repnsesns w be- Sas az az osess m
Fulton street On Monday evening January 18TH att O'Clock in
Good speakers and singers will enven meeting. The
public generally invited e attend n.v,rs p,,,,
HENRY A. FAv, Secretary sD H. ia ' is TIM
THIRD LECTURE AT THE SOCIETY LIBRARY,
o,., SIoadw by Pr ie.oI Bronson hi. evening at y.
Health With dsTctons of the Mankn, representing Ieaily
2o,o raI,, =" the body SINGLE Season Tickets IS cents for
lis iiissm '''"'A - ''' '"e ''"'''''A % ''A''
BRIDGEWATER COPPER MINING COMPANY.
Adjourned Meeting of the of the Brdgewater
at the Of h ~ S BIZ se
northeast room # the Banking Houe Chestnut street. ~
'e.'eA' NJ, wl ff.EffaM cARMAN. Treasurer.
Philadelphia. Jan r. 8ii Ji5 1t
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
TIE 9HE M N3ofTHHMEEk sSso OF ET = GENrs
THEIR lNELUENCh AND RESPONSIBILITY,
BY MRS. ELLIS,
Author of'Wom- of England" Sc.
yo INFORM WITH THE ABOVE;
WSmen OF of England "a Price p cents
WTs' Of do ......:.:.....:
Pictures Of Private Life pas Price so cents
,,yfE d ,I%m ~, NE vIsige, f.,
Tat Mrs Hi. has never Os wssn ore line aa
dying sNhe might wish TO blot" go, ,,.
Her volumes entitled The Women Of England and TRe
Wives i EHgland The ephet she ud be- omi'
ed for her productions equally adapted III her bat
every ole OF them The Unite. much her
rywomen in Ban We advise every father of family to
he does not find elf amply repaid thin week for his
donations will not be The fault Of the ed ing book and the
mESEY e. Psb .h
jD stisrc 81 Chaths m street.
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship Masters and Agents
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 10

SUN RIsEs..' Y Is MOON %
SUN IS HIGH wATER......... 4 10
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the Mes OF the House certain papers in relation 10
ale claim VIII CHI was granted and referred TO another
mittee.
IT. CAVE JOHNSON introduced resolution calling upon
Secretary Of the Navy for information for the
ny the call IN August. ls42 had not been answered
Mr. CAMPBELL objected. and said that the resolution
cast reflection upon the Secretary.
MT DicxiNsov moved that the House adjourn, but
Withdrew II ut the request of Mr.. Cave Johnson
'r CAVE then moved suspension Of the rules
which was decided in The negative.
A desultory debate here took place between Messrs
Weller, Z. johnson aad Others which naudible
motion was then made that the House adjourn.
And the House adjourned.
SUPREME Court UNITED STATES. Saturday, Jan.
49, ls4i-Present as yesterday No TO- William r. Han
son ct al plaintiffs in error John II. Eustace The
gument Of this cause commenced by Mr. Hubbell for
tne plaintiff in error Adjourned till Monday morning at
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CHEAP CLOTHING STORE

GROCERIES.
OUTER Just received lot OF fresh Butter on consgn
JOHN G. MORRISON,
Deac in Drugs, Paints, Oils Dyesfus Indgoes, Teas &C.
jB lwSec No 1888 Greenwich street.
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DOSITIVELY WATER PROOF-w. J. Hoome' Soap:
Chinese Water Proof Observation-Disclosures Palmer
ncipal holesae this
swe feet Tee celebrated Eurtka Blocking, which has
reputation for its brancy Of polish quick time and
which well adapted for using the Sospito for sale by
the proprietor his Tor the Sopto 81 Fulton street,
OF Gold
N. B--The public are nved to call aud test ,s merits
dli lmsec
OA-Pcach hard Red Ash Coal fhs best quality and
~ redrc,d prices Alse other coal tonsumsrs OF oal
depsnd good afc and correct weight az t3s wash
iugtOn t. formerly titrsimmon's yard ...-
d2l im'm DAV ENFONT.
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EKUIISt GKlCEKIEs, TEAS, WINEs NeI .IUoaIsi.
MEX fOUNG, l33 Chatham street, oher NJ whoeshe
and retail 10 dealers aud fsmilics--
Fresh Foreign Fruits, general assortment
Sugars and Coiiec Of al kinds ard qualities
Teas Green and Black; ofe,cry DESCRIPTION,
Superoi old Wines aud Liquors, 81 various gfnues
Superior taspberry and Cherry BRANDY
French and American Corals, on drdft anu W RIsss
London, Scotch and American Porter brown stout ana Piie
Ale ,,,s
FIAT aud West India and American Frrleryss and JslIics
loney in small boror from ONO
Jujube Paste, IN I2s and 23 u tOrcs
Bird se-i, Spices Cocoa and ChocOldte
Sperm Oil and Candies, Soap, Nc.
Saratoga Pavilion Water in aud pint bottles Go, ds
delivered TO any part Of the free OF d3 tc
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NKANU LUNCEKI
OF VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL MUSIC,
WILL be given by Mes Is. DLDtIt.LD AND COOKE,
w Tuesday r., rDing, January 10th, at
GRO ON HALL,
Of Division ssd Rowery which they
have the of the cels brated
"HUGttkS's fAaILf,"
whose wonderful the Harp Violin Concer.
tina, Sc. have excited general duiIation.
Nlessr, o. Z, have ao g.sed Miss Wells Mis-, Hughes
Messs Bn, Murphy, Go .ins. Campbell Schneider the
aled comoTean Otis The comic yolinst &c &C.
Mr.. Olield will ureside st the piano forte.
Tickets One Shilling.
No postpon~ment account ofthe weather ji3 Stsre
COLE'S PICTURES Of Mount Etna, Angels Miuis,srng
" Christ the Wilderness Voyage OF Life, Past
Present, NC &c &c. now exhibiting at the Of the
National Academy, Leonard and Broadway.
Admitance Is centsSeison Tickets ~ Cataoaurs
cents III 2wsm
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tBroodtcav, opposite the Cifv Ha1)
u ADMISSION ONLY l21z CENTS.-I
The Manager happy to engagement with Miss
LOUISE DpROTEEA WAGNEn. the For une Telling
Gipsy Girl sister 10
The CELEBRATED Gypsy QUEEN
Of thu American Museum. She fran O'Clock IN
the morning ill oc ock afternoon her native
and be privately regarding PAST,
PRESENT AND FUTURE EVENTS. she cannot BE-
rama, aud 500 0f0 uuriositirs
Admission .hiiiing-2k those who con-
suit the s'ipsv Girl.
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TINTED STATES DAGUEhkIAN GALLERY. rs
~ Broadway, up stsirs-E. WHITE would respectfully call
the attention Of and strangers visiting the city his
splendid collection IL single groups
from fourteen the plate which Tor
and accuracy deneatIon BE- surpassed Po
taken in oil kinds Of weather either with or without
colors
The American institute It's late exhibition awarded Mr.
WHIT premium for the best Dsgu-rreotype likeness
gsaera effect which bat another proof Of the
superiority Of his portraits.
Mr. White agent New York for the very superior
imported German Camaras and other establishment
this city or State they be obtained.
N. B-Imported German Cemara, also French and Amer
of the very best quality, with Plate Cases
sale a he very lowest prices. nj 3msm
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PHILADELPHIA
DAGIJFRREOTYPE.E ESTABLISHMENT


EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS rs AND az.
THE Subscriber has received large supply OF voigande
celebrated Daguerreotype Apparatus orpe nd small sizes
with schromatc lenses made according Professor Petzva
eslcpation.
Also suppIv of best plates ehem calls which he
warrants good and sells reduced prices.
The following gentlemen agreed 10 act ~ agents
Y White ESQ, iIs Bioadway;, New York r. liN,. ksg.
Washington, ID. T.. Or A. Caspsri, Richmond, Va. =.
Droadbe.t E,9, Tor the Southem States. VIM. West, ESQ.
Cinsynnati. Ohio.
with mtances will be promptly attended to- ard should be
directed TO WILLIAM LAUGENHElM,
oil ,msr Exchange Buildings, PniIadriphis-
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NEW YORK VOCAL SOCIETY

+. O.. TUCKER, PREsIDENT
VTNHE Subscribers respectfully Informed that the Flint
Concert Of the above Soc sunayodaby pos 'pOped till
Friday the 70 January, when will take place the Wash
Hotel Broadway Ito consist Of Vocal Music Parts,
by about 100 voices interpreted with Instrumental Music
Full particulars 10 small bills.
Terms of Subscription the Societys Four Concerts
titlng the subscriber three admissions EACH $40
each
lists for subscribers the Music Of
MessIs Atw III SEQ Mesn. Dubois Co. Messrs Hoysr
Co., Mess stod art 20 ana at p ,bs m:Senee Of
jill 9tsrc 81 Prince
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE rhode ISLANDER,

NEWPoRT, Jan. z, IBI. }
Arr 9Th, Patriot, Dayton, and Brilliant Kelly from Machis
Granville, Holmes Thorn ,ston; and Richmond Cushman,
Bedford ali for York; Olh Mary Ann, Hail. from Eastpo
and Cur!ew. Croweli Providence. both for York; Ihos
vdsnc for Elizabeth Cty Erin Gardner, Norfolk Ne
York; Leader, Hazard New York via Wespor; Ilh Mar
Gardner NY ork for Taunton
Sid 10TH Patriot Brilliant, and Richmond; ith Mt HOP
l,1ab