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Died.
In this city the 26th instant, after illness,
THOMAS @. BARNyM, SON of the late Thomas Barnum,
of Herkimer, ~ Y in the 22d year of his age
His remains will be taken to South East, for inter-
ment.
On Tuesday morning the 27th instant RICHARD KINGS
LAND, in the list year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
invited to attend his funeral Thursday afternoon
the 29th instant at O'Clock p NJ, precisely from his
late residence $40 Broadway, without further invita-
ton.
On Tuesday the 9th. after short illness Of scarlet
fever LAvNA, youngest daughter of Ames and Ann Ma
ria Cowan, aged years and months.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are res
pecfally invited to attend the funeral this Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock from the residence of her parents
l3s East Broadway, without further invitation.
At Saugerties ". Y, the 10th instant, after short
but painful illness. Mr.. JOHN KEARNEY, sen.
His death has left blank in society not easily filed,
his loss will long be felt not only by his bereaved family
but by the working classes of the village to whom he
was a kind benefactor and useful monitor.
On January 27th, ROBERT r. LoRroN, aged Al years
months and % days.
The friends and acquaintances of the family
qussted to attend his funeral from the residence of his
son, George w Lorton No 667 Greenwich street, this
afternoon at O'Clock.
r. 8. Ohio papers please copy
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ExroRrs FROM GREAT BRITAIN In TEN MONTHS OF lsa



The value Of the exports for ls45, to November 5th
was but little larger than for the corresponding period
In ls The increase therefore in each description of
merchandise must have been very limited Cotton and
woolien manufactures have fallen on slightly linen
manufactures remain about the same while the expoa
lions of Goals and metals have increased From these
turns the quantity shipped Of the principal manufactures
must have fallen OF the average price must have de-
prssated An increase Of only E5l 1895 in aggregate
export Of E4A.oso,sie, exhibits a uniformity Of
trade from one year to another, very seldom
realized. Tho home consumption of the products
and manufactures Of Great Britain the past year. has been
much larger than usual in consequence of the healthy
prosperity existing thers In all the various departments
Of trade We have shewn, by previous statements that
the and consumption Of cotton In Great Britain
in isss were larger than before and the quantity
Of goods manufactured must, therefore, have been
larger Tho additional quantity manufactured must have
bean, to very great extent, consumed at homo.
The remission Of the duty on wool imported into
Great Britain has had very favorable influence upon
that trade and the importaons from the States have
been large Numerous complaints were made the
other side that in washing and preparing woods sum
cient pains had not been taken to cleanse them from dirt
and in the selection Of qualities We table,
showing the number Of bales imported into England
from certain places In the last four years
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PARK THEATRE.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE FAMED
FRANCISCO ORSTNT


Natursl Powers has acquired him the reputation
GREATEST NE e c Ss,Ss "a LYING.
pR6FEssoK FRSNcEsco oRslN Pupil Of III. e..
first performance leave that he has
had the honor Of appearing before the Court, Of
sPS r. saa % IL al the
o. ' 's''se'o %Sc IL sHST NifESEefaGoMANcY.
PHILosoPH1fTccAL MAGIC,
and that he has taken the Park Theatre for -Four Nights and
will have Az The The honor Of submitting; 40 u;,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
HIS PALACE OF NECROMANCY, AND
:, Famed Magic Mirror,
"As''f e Tvs RSfpsi AND cHaNcEs
shall astonish the most acute and quick
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY sssh,
hi. Pyscs Mechanical and Philosophical Experiments The
''''' " pIvifDED INTO TWO PARTS;
Simple Multiplication, l. Every thing, magic diff
Visible Banshment, fereut ways.
The Padovana Chicken, g. The Ortsntia Obedisnte,
Sure Shot, A QUICK Experiment,
5. Science in earnest. T. The Wandering Gard,
s. The Nuremberg Machine, S. Mysterious Mirror,
7. Lovely Messenger. g. Paenginezia,
l. Invisible Creation, : ~ =
2. LIE Corer invisible, l. Lesson on Baking,
s. The Magic Egg. g. The Mercar Automato,
I. Invisible Chicken, J. Good Wine needs no bush,
s. Optical Deception, I Enchanted Ring,
g. Tailor IN the Wrong Box, s. The Charming Carrier,
7. LEmblems des Guerries. comfortable experiment,
T. The hat a. the mark.
Professor francesca Osni WILL the above exhibit the
whole art Of and Modern orcey and execute the
most astonishing Mechanical Tricks particularly those OF
White Magic.
Door. oPsu halfpasts s, and performance will commence
att O'clock ia
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WASHINGTON: Jan. Is.

WARRINGTON; Jan. 20, 1910.
most sharp and racy discussion in the Senate
to-day, on the question Of reception Of Aliens reso-
luiions respecting the interference of foreign
tons in the affairs of this contlnent-Cass leading
of in another war speech-Alen assailng Calhoun
with all the ferocity of an ourang-outang-
temporarily replying; Cass, J. M. Clayton, Chal-
mers, Simmons, Bagby, Pennybacker, Breese and
Calhoun following in succession The resolutions
were admitted-26 to Fl, and then referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations. The Committee
on Foreign Relations will return the resolutions,
most likely, when they will be very decisvely laid
upon the table, on the ground that we are not in
condition, at this juncture, to declare war against
all the nations OF Europe. Following after, we fur
nish you with a lengthy sketch of the days pro-
ceedinps
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Tuesday, JAM |5--o f. M
There was slight reaction to day in the stock mar
ks and prices fell OF fraction Long Island declined
per cent Canton, Norwich Worcester, / Read
ing Railroad, Farmers Loan, Ohio g. Is North
American Trust, Morris Canal and Psnnsylvana IS
closed firm at yesterdays prices Harlem went up ~
per cent Indiana, a.
The Auburn and Syracuse Railroad have declared
dividend Of four per cent payable the stock register
ed in this city at the American Exchange bank.
The bill granting the Ohio Lilo Trust Company the
power of issuing notes Of circulation, by constituting
itself bank. either State independent has passed the
Legislature of Ohio
We annex a statement exhibiting ths condition of the
Banks OF Missouri on the 30h of June and sls Of De.
cember, lsA5 The aggregate increase has been very
limited amounting to only $s25 $40 for the SIX months
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According TO this report, We imported wool from
Buenos Ayres, in is4s than either England or France
within the past three years The quality Of wool
csvsd from Buenos Ayres il poor, and is only used for
the manufacture Of very coarse goods In France and
Great Britain the finest qualities Of wool are most want.
cd these qualities we ara able to supply and in any
quantity our western prares afford peculiar advanta
ges for the growth Of WOOL and we can without doubt
raise II cheaper than in any other section of the world
ell things considered The shipments made to Liverpool
last year, were experimental and ndinr the
drawback, from the unmarksabs appearance ofths lots
srhtsd, the operations were not very unfortunate An
outlet for the immense quantity Of wool that must be-
lore many years elspse, be produced in this country
will be avery desirable thing aand our producers shoud
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FIRST COMPANY UNION RIFLEMEN'S
RAIL.

THE Tenth Annual Ball Of this Company will take paee
at the Apollo on Wednesday, the 2sth January next
In making the necessary the committee have
been instructed palms. and Il s eon6
IDENTIFY expected the company this occasion will supass
their former efforts
Tickets $a to be obtained ofthe following committee:
Jsptain s. g. Parker, $50 Greenwich ct.
Lieut.. Muckeridge, 81 Spting st.
Sergeant Whitman as Blocker ct.
Sergeant Paynton, 30 WesfBrosdway
Charles d. Stiles, Gothic Hall, DIG Broadway.
Henry Walker $50 Grand st
VIM. Brmlow, 50 Cherry NJ.
X. w. Parker, 136 Greenwich st.
Sergt Pay nton 81 Lewis street.
j. - Norris ga Stanton street.
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Total. q, $40 $3.50 ls4H aos9
This table shows at glance the rise and progress Of
the wool trade between the United States and Great
Britain. In 1874, not a single bale was received
at Liverpool from the United States, aaA in ls4s
the receipts reached nearly four thousand bales.
At this rate, the importation Of wool into Liverpool
from this country will soon exceed that from any
other place, any other description. While are
exporting large lots Of wool to Europe, import.
Ing largely from South Amsnca. The annexed state
msnt shows to what extent -
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WASHINGTON, Jan. rs, lSa8.

We have it Eureka I'VE have got him at last!
Right again Union wilfully wrong all along. So
we 60. Mr.. Buchanan's nomination, they do say,
to the Supreme Bench, goes in to the Senate to-
morrow, and Judge Mason for Secretary Of State.
We don't fully accredt the arrangement, though
tended there was Pennsylvania to be used as
Virginia. WARMING PAN.
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LATEST INfELLlGEsCE BY THE NAILS.

The Intelligence from Washington.
The news from Washington, received last night,
is very interesting The debate in the Senate was
refreshing. See our letters and reports
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SCANDINAVIA

SCANDINAVIA.
THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THIS SOCIETY,
will tale place At the Mi1srya Rooms. No aoe Broadway
y Luson, No rs Fulton street OF Gold f. 6chott
No lis Franklin and A. Lndgreen, Of Broome
aud Edrge from either Of the Committee of Al.
rangemsnn H. J. HANSEN,
JAMES PETERSEN and
j2s2w'rc LAURENCE FRIBERT
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AC TuTTLE, Ase,ioneer

NANCY TURs SLEIGH ROBES, &c -Turrlr & Dc.
cLuzEAu. will sell This bay, 10 o'clock al No 3s7
roadway for Of whom may copcern for cash
balance OF the stock slightly oamsged by of
Lynx blue Fog Isabella Bear Mountain Mart able Mock
Vctoraes trimmings Swan down skins Wolf
akin sleigh robes Of quail ualo skins and
finished in the best FUR s. al and Muskrat caps
ter, fur, Seal aud hiuskrat skins, &c.
The whole will be found worthy the attention of persons
wishing articles in the line and win be sold in lots pur
chasen
Catalogues N ready. j2susr
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MR.. TT. COLLINET.

nfRECTOR OF the Orchesus At Queen Vlctoraf Balls,
- Buckingham Palace, and the Court Of France, has
the heuor his friends and the public his
arrival in New York. and begs inform ths that he
prepared receive their orders for Balls and soiTces
Dsnsautes. Address At his residence, 400 Broadway.
ni Iw-m
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Married.
At ST. Pauls Church. on Tuesday the 27th instant by
the Rev. DR.. Berrian, CHARLES Woop Esq, of Lock-
port to SUSAN JANE daughter Of John Thomas, Esq,
Of this city.
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NEEDLES.

NEEDLESS
IAMEe SMITH SONS wen known and highly esteem-
- Cd nie@Eyed Needles warranted equal 10 quality to
any imported into the United Safes wholesale only
by JAMES WALTON
Beware ef Ccunserfsip. jai in'r
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The PioEoN ExrRxss FROM BosroN.-A Garner
pigeon, one of pair which was despatched from
this city for New York Friday with the by the
Hiberna returned its starting place yesterday morn
ing with its let unopened having failed to accomplish
its mission How far Il went and whether il was 90 be.
wildered to lose its direction by
the cold are of course questions which cannot be
swered. We have no information to the Of
its companion Boston .advertiser, Jan. %.
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az. GiHsnK ETns, An iiOnsei;

-rpr,,progp y y. . TUlnHTI[SS An uoneef;;
i furniture &c-JACOB 8. PLATT will sell This Day
10 O'Clock the rooms No AS Broadway large
OF elegant wood mahogany and black wall
Iut Cabinet Furniture comprising almost article in the
lice.
Persons wishing purchase for the ensuing spring. will
find this favorable opportunity the
be cleared BY the LIST Of February lease expiring
that day
BIN the above sale will be found four superby painted
Wire Fire Screens and elegant article approved Of by
these who have used them.
Also. 2 large Oil Paintings. j2stsr
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
HE subscriber respectfully notifies the public that be is
the duly authorized of Of the best
all the cities and principal the United States and
Ianada Tor which ne receives and aabsSsp
BUILDINGS; and for which he fully give
receipts. Entrance at the Coal Once w. B. PALMER.
New York, JAN a. 1876. jos STR
ITO JUSTICE-Your Note of the 18th instant enclosing
$40 received Your real name Is requested and i'll be
confidential. e. w.
j28lt+r
MOUSSELINES DE LAME.
100 NEW SPRING STYLES of Foreign and Domestic
lOO just received, suitable to Southern and Western
Trade and for sale by +. SHELDON CO.,
jos lmem Al William street.
RUY WANTED-Immediately at this Office.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
nrxs A FIRST RATE EARM-RelonRing 10 the. Esfats

VALUABLE fhOIEhl4 FUN GALE.
$50 A. FIRST RATE FARM-Belonsng to tho Estate
8X of c. Harnet deceased formerly the Jere-
miah Campbell Farm, lying the Turnpike Road lead
ing from New Brunswick Railway miles from the for
road also which passes near regua, stopping place
in nigh state Of contains near 200 acres Of
which woodland with abundant growth of the best kind
into Pasture, Meadow, and Grain growing Land
.oa waSn sTH aTe
milk and cellar large Barn. with Stables Cow House,
&c There failing we'll Of excellent the
kitchen door, There also excellent Apple Orchards Of
grated trees in full bearing
The above property offered for sale in order that the
may be settled If sold before 18th February
will be offered public auction that day at the
Merchants Exchange, New York u o'clock NJ One half
of the purchase money may bond and
per
further particulars apply George Cinch Esq Upper
Bul Head New York; James Wright the Farm, Ellis
Eliza HARRIOTT, Erecutrir.
GEDEqE F GhFFCMH1 Executors.
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BOWERY AMPAI@THEATNE
(No. 81 Bowery.)
ROCKWELL AND STONE, MANAGERS.
Monday, Tuesday and "wednesday Avcnings,
The entertainments will commence with the
COUNTRYMEN OF KOSCIUSKO.
After whchSublime Living Pyramid by the Whole Troupe
songster, Dan Gardner-Great and thrilling Wilderness
Scene by Oscar r. Stooe
CRUS.aDER'S GLORY. or. Knights Of Holy Cross.
Revolving Horsemanshp by Master NevilleSatk Wire by
Mr. D. Gardner-Achlles and Eros by Perry and his Boy
ShsAspe,ian Scene by @. w. sergeant-Crcuar Corde by
Scenes from tie PICKWICK CLUB, BY Mr.. T. Moselev
With variety Of other entertainments.
commence Al O iZ5
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NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the management Of


Chestnut STREET PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH Hnf NAM N H1Ha ANS bELAvAN;
Is opened thEou1hou The Winter Season With brilnan.
eombination Of vosEsur and
France and EnaisnS 'A' s'''' 1a''A' 'np''' .
happy state to The public thu.
p s .s
TIE limit: i. barely admit i, e de-.
MRS Waobs
Tight H:si y variety Of
Principal Male Eaa'''H5lUtSssN tEyl NORTH and "
Ne" School S siSdK Fai EhMak Fast Indian Effects
Tive and Four Hone A1Hi,lis ,ns r'.'''''''''
rsueseG y Local ci.ia ssses iss %K %SoDs
s;s$s \ sS i; nv e %ASks
Professional IA GSR oy'sMss Hks sss
large eS%pa2Z q KGSEs Ras. AZ 9Ichs s full and
and to si G1y
T e pYsHRs 1 81 sh sAEShs EE
Orr" 4ff' E svf SaHssY'j aNuAR iss" S''
O'clock where attention will be paid TO the public
Door. open hacpssts performance at J.
LIE OPOLD DE ME YER
RE0s TO announce that he will give 0nArp GcSGznT
FEB =" on S which 10 Viii
MADAME OTTO AND MR.. BRoUGH
LEOPOLD DE MEYER
will perform selections from the Puritan Semams Lucia
d Lammermoo and the GaAND DUErr from the celebrsed
LIE DESERT by Felican DAVID performed with extraord
London Pans and Venna and arranged for
Grand Pianos by Leopold de Meyer and execute two
Perabeau
Tickets Dollar be had the principal Music Stores
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Jazz tEebl3+mc

Ia
!. III. principal Hotel in the village, known the
an average depth Of feet the house Is By feet with
k.ehs; barn yh e s with saIss, soSS:s
% Ts Of The with
haustibe supply drstts ana has done
nM2arshjas business. - g., c., - ,.o g.
in depth adoniaE the above and fronting The stree. lead
ing ing e gOa T0.n AL and handsome building location
Nos plot o os.n lying in tho ss:, Of ,hs above
psssalase could Be used for q .ssory
rs as: Ss
IFS fee, on the nam street. and the rss saa
%sn~sh front one having On large barn stables,
3: s as
the House contains Is rooms and the whole
could be easily arranged for extensive Boarding
NO Two very eligible building lots fronting on the main
street and adjoining the above feet each in front by lao feet
Three Pwss House. and Lots each
Mol A very convenient Dwelling House, containing
asa w q water the door The lot feet front BY
RI. aboy: comprises one OF the most beautiful
tions o. the visse and Is immediate Vicinity stores
eh So a% land with house. garden
acres pleasantly situated a the road leading from Wood
bridge upper Railway am about 20 minutes walk from the
village.
No H. Of about IS lying mile east Of the
above adjoining lands of Corn Baker and Others Of
which are meadow the residue quality oak and ckory
SOIL and covered with splendd growth of timber, with
No 49, first lot Of upland and black meadow
about ~ acres Of each half mile from this village with
S
the investment. The terms will be liberal.
For further information the locality, reference
may be had to Of the estate, made by + w Briney
Surveyor General Of East New Jersey exhibiting the
Eyeh;nge or application may be made TO Lewis Leslie
A. j. Blocker, the Aucticneer, No Broad Sc ort2
Upper Bulls Head, I'd avenue, New York.
B-The title beyond dispute and one half Of the pu
chase money remain mortgage at cent 10
paid day OF SALE and 10 the dc
Of the deeds be the LIST Of April
next. j2sm
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BOWERY THEATRE.

BOWERY THEATRE.
A. ". JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
Wednesday Evening, January 20,
The performances will commence with
SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES.
Charles Franklin Mr. Clarke
Susan ........ Mrs. Sergeant
To Conclude with the Grand Nautical Spectacle Of
THE WIZARD OF THE WAVE,
Or. The Ship Of the .avenser!
Charles Falkner, Esq Captain Of H. NJ. 3.
Wizard Of the Wave, secret service MIR H. Scott
Henry Beford ls Lieut. of the Wizard Mr. Blar chard
Weevil, Mate Of the Unknown Schooner. MIR. Cony
Lower Boxes 50 cens-Second and Third Tiers Is
Pit and Gallery l2x cents.
will at ha &c viii a
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LOOK AT THIS.
FREE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING.
A., RErESQ Ik1 RrcoHco,,

LOOK AT THIS.
FREE ONCERTS EVERY EVENING /,
at the RECESS, 1877 Broads0ay.
HIS Of the pleasant places Of resort IN tins
city, and those who like rational amusemens would not
be disappointed the arrangements LUNCHES are served
every dav-Fish Chowder Sundays, and Turtle Soup on
Wednesday, The above establishment lifted mp IN meat
Style where furnished be had, by the day. week.
month or By the year at very removable rate linn
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALI.
THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE AMERI
i CAN BRASS BAND will take place at the Apollo
Rooms s Broadway Wednesday evening, February H.
1896 During the evening the Band will appear u uniform
and play the arranged expressly for this
sion, by & 0rafulla. ESQ.
Isl, Sixth Company National Cadets Quick STEP dedicated
TO Capt. J. N. Hayward
I'd. Cavitins from the Opera Of somnambula.
ID Galopade from the Er chantress
Tickets dollar admit one gentleman and ladies' to be
Of the Band the door he evening Of the Ball
The floor viii be under the direction Of g. W. Schlm, Esq,
assisted by Lieut. Ireland NJ b. Military gentlemen will
please appear in unform ja23eod ofI1
SEVENTH COMPANY, WASHINGTON GREYs
THE FIFTH ANNUAL s0lREE Of this Company. will
take place at Nibo. on Friday evening January 20 1876
undersigned Committee.
Capt james Little, Lieut. EDWARD ID. Lawrence,
Sergt. Peter Burger, William ID. Cooper,
Philip Lewis.
Lieut.. ALBERT H. NIOvLAY. Chairman,
JAMES HENDERSON, Secretary.
For the above OCCASION Military Gentlemen are requested
appear white psntaloons. jTHsrh
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PAPER HANGING.

GUANO-The subscribers Offer for sale very
dating terms the balance Of the ship Shskspesre
the only direct importation into this from lchaboe EXpe
nmen in this country and England to be least
equal the Peruyan much Ouano from other
parts Of Africa has sen sold chsboe, which trial has
produced unavorabe results To prevent the loss of
L. X. COLLINS GCo..
JAZZ South ,treet.
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SECOND PROMENADE CONCERT,
La Musard,

PRIVATE THEATRICALS.
selec: number Of Ladies and Gentlemen having formed
"A permanent Dramatic Association in highly respectable
and eligible situatou would invite Ladies Gentlemen OF
similar taste to cooperate with them.
Applications for Membership stating real with refer
ences addressed Kembe,"a the Herald Office will b At
tended to. j263tsm