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General Notifes.


r. National Fire Insurance Company, Once
No g. Wallis. met with triang losses by The rrs, IL. in
this city OF The 18TH July last winch hey promptly maid
TIL. Company doing la.s- and rs5.iy ocr.a,n,
business IN consequence OF their prudence in
in any ore risk which rule they st adhere 10 and
by 90 scattering tie,E risks not hazard loss in .yv
ordinary fire more than that amount by hch an aadoD,
.c,- is rendered to insured connex;c- with ,h,
''''' - DIRECTORS
Joseph ". ssvagr, Wm- G. Ward,
Marcus SprnE, "in s. SiocuuI
SaIn'I :. Doughty JohG MacSie
John broawsr JoAn 9ieChsin,
Stephen Ho! oHn Newhousa
Fofelce Mahony, jacob Miller
VIM w Campbell
JOSEPE'W. SAVAGE Presjdart
WI. JAS. BoGGs, Secretary
n B-Appcsuons Tor insurance attended 20 ,rhou, &C.
law at the No G. Wsst End also for tie convenience
Of customers and The public in The upper par. of the CITY, By
McInure agent, No Soi Hudson.St corner OF spnng
IT. and BIZ s L. Newman agent, corner OF Avenue c. s3
iih-sL d. lmis
~ North River Insurance Communists
No 1872 Grrta st-Cap,ta! $3.50 000-TS.s Corrpanv
having beer! Iinsrrlptedly IL business nearly tvent,slr
wears counuss 10 sgains. Loss 0! D4ingre by ~
Ipon favorable terms. Having their Capital etir nd
Dossesir the lar yes Stock Capital the CIV they fer
an amour: OF security unsurpassed by any similar ,,
Ton. hlShAtD WILEY, President
PETER r. WARNER, Secretary dl2 lm,
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SHEKlFT'o sALE.-sy ynue Of az. a wri: OF teri
~ iaca~, 10 nee dreced ano sIm %, III cv ~ Nsy
York on FRIDAY 18th LAY oil February al ~ oclock
M ali the ght tile and interest OF ames McConf wnlcn
he had on .s som day October la45 al any mo sts
yard in whose hands may be, OF In and 70,
and being in The Ninth Ward CITY OF Naw.YorE on
the N7r Eastesy side Of Thrteenth.st between oeVeno
AID Eghlh avenues and described on the map
No tbfse sl Of piece OF land situate Greenwich n tho
Ninth ~ Ware OF the City NewfoA sho%lng aiv,-
sea . d. made oy D. Even aud Thomas R. Ludaa Guy
Surveyors bay, 1924 on ME In ns once o. htss
u,n.tyour (si bounded In 'front.' by Tnir
tenth 5J 81; Nohesstery, In the rear BY ot NO seT-
y.hye (95j on sad map and Nornwestetly by lot Nc.
nipetytaree 1857 said map containing IN oreaotp N
front on Tnrlserth 3 and also IN twsnyhy laS
feet and in d. plh % each hundred and hree 0s
feet 49, inches together with al the zen. mems
and sP'sf'''aE S'"s''i ''7 WIZ 80 JONES Is sh.e
j. w. ALLEN, Deputy shehG: y lsHsw
CHEKIFF,.5 cALE.-by vIrIne of a wnt or men Ia
y ciss 70 me direcied and delivered win expose sale
Friday, the weneh day Of February nsx al the yesu.
~ ali The night ae and Interest OF Patrick 0Bdsn which
he had the tweny.fourta day Of May, thousand
eight m M sSs as 81 .nd sIy Sms
The CITY OF NewYork and which, taken together
bounded as follows Beginning point on The south.
erly SIDE OF distant hundred ee
enthusiastically from the formed by the Intersection
ofine soush-weser line Of Twenty airdsueet with The
south easery line Of Thrd.ayenue thence running south
westwardy and parallel with Thrd-avcnue nney-eight
feet and nine iEches thence running southeawardy and
parallel To Twenty lhrdsee fofty!our feet thence run
ming enthusiastically and parallel with Thrdsyenue nne
yeght feet and zine inches 10 the soutnwesery sde Of
Observation-Disclosures, and tnepce running along me .o9A
westerly side OF north os
y-tour feet 10 The place OF beginning The sale
being the those conveyed said Paek IN tas
by Samuel B. Rugges end his wife Dy deed No AI
Office Of Register OF The city OF NewYora 10 as@snts he
page 3D. together with all and singular mo bsiopgDg ORR,
reoiIamsnts end sppurtennIces thsreunto January e
any wise appertaining JONES, shsaa
1916. WlLNi 80 law6w
Taos Pprp. Denuty Sher,t. ---.
ss S' sSes % i
lCouoy OF sehard Evans lac Of roSehs:
England deceased u al his residence No ~
thsFeof 70 ne CIV Of on or before s
OF July ne1t. GEO. =. ALLEN, AenaMiuIist,'ao, s
1885, VIII nc :.
5Tt1 NCE COMPANiBS' Ssie ., ,Snut. sChs,Ssno
ar I42 Chairman difocuy 20 80, 60 10
sna Tn. store will renain open unu l9sn ,ot S
ThesSGa cor. and shoes da-asged by late Ere are SCI
ling our sooSs a. ysry ewed Boots So So genis Cater,
= pau G.itsr 81 Il; ladies fne French buskns, o.
and ii articles il he Inns st ne sooYe low prices
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u The Alpha Sisters, Auxiliary TO The United oro:
ihers of Temperance held regular meeting on MONDAY ~
ternoon tie 9TH OF January al the House OF Hon. Janes
Harper ~ Roses when the following ladies' were chosen
officers for The present term:
Mrs lexander Welsh first Presiding Sister.
Mrs. tRev.) John Poisa second Presiding Sister.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hilton, third Presiding Sister.
Rev. Mira. Hed.rom, fourth Presiding Sister.
Mrs. #. Hubbard, Treasurer.
Miss G9odsel Financial Sister.
Mrs. Catherine Burger Recording Sister
The Trustees OF this Association
Hon James Harper. 81 Cliff and 40 Rose:aL
Daniel Barnes % w all aud 1874 Cbrl-topher-sL
JOSEPH Chamberlain S. William and 567 Broome.
Donations il all OF benevolen; Objects OF the nsiitu
ton will thankfully received either by the trustees any
o! the officers members of the association. 9 3us'
Ss-Take Notice-UNlTED BROTHERS OF TEN
PERANCE-By OF the Temperance Assembly II the
Order in State ordered publish that the Char
ter granted A. N Sherman and oes, Association No
Of tbs City, repesled some lime snee The Society
styled The Union EBcumpmeDt No. L. B. OF II Is In NO
manner or shape connected with the Order of United Bro
tiers OF Temperance formed May 1914, OF which Hon.
james Harper was President
GEO PHILLIPS PARKER. President
of the State Temp. Assembly OF the United Brothers
Of the State Of NewYork
DA.L BARNES, Recording and Corresponding Secretary,
81 Wal-si. j9 Sits
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Amusements.

a MEXICAN nlUsEUNI-Every day and evening
"A This wees commencing Mondsy jan 5to' lessIsPien-
ca -v-ry evening Al ococh Anc
dag and Saturday a0-ruoors O'CLOCK List week OF
lie famous Scotch Gant sd Gauess the most enormous
y large human beings living In addition N whom me
Manager has engaged Ar J. r Hall, Billy Whitock; Mrs
Philips; Miss Fanny D-ering; Grsnd Comic Melsnge;
Laughing Gas and beautiful Dssov;ng Views; Mad
sIr:- rockwell, the famous FortuEe-TelleI.
Animation. : cents. Chi!drea under ". l2t
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Brighton Market. .MosoAy, Jan 5, 1916.

Brighton Marker. .MoNoAY, Jan 5, I84o
At Market-820 Beef Cattle, and $50 Sheep 80 Beet
Cattle unsold
PR1cEs-Beci Ca,e-Wc quote TO correspond with
last ,veek-extra SIS 25 first quality 5udS9 second
81 al %; third go 81.
Sheea-Sales from 81 25 20 ? 80
Swine-Nons at market except few from the mme
date neighborhood AZ retail from Il 10 &c.
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anrtion Sales.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucnoneef; s,.-
by BANGS, RICHARDS e. PLATT-Sfore
~ 204 Brosdwsy-Liberal Cash Advances msce on coz
menu for Auction Ssles
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. g.
Books
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. IL
VALUABLE fkiVArE LiBkAaY.-A valuable Private u.
brary OF choice books-Engsh American edi,ions-iu
Guiding many valuable scarce worIs Also isree col.
lection of works relating America aad the Reyolr
zion, Asuology. Ge-
u COTTON e. CO. Auction and Comlus.son MeT.
ehsn;s, Nos. lis Fultonst and "a Annst Liberal I'd.
made onsisunerts, and prompt returns mado
MONDAY, jan u
At 10 O'Clock, Al No 2tS Chanbersst
Sheriff SALE of Snuff and Tobacco Mandatory,
com prsing large quantity OF various kinds OF SNUG u
srs badders and bottles; Cavendish. Honey Dew and
Tobacco in papers; large Tobacco Cutting Maehtnes
rnd Stone lot Stone Jsri and Glass Bottles for packing
Snuff Stoves, mahogany Counting House Desks,
sxrss &c together with great variety OK articles USED
for nanufscurng Snuff and Tobacco.
Also large quanliiy OF Segsrs, OF VARIOUS orsnds &c
TUESDAY, Jan. 18th.
Al 10y O'Clock, 81 "a Ann-st
Sheriff Sale OF sse quantity OF genseei houseoosd FUR
nIre, Carpets &c
Also 100 volumes Law Books. &c-
DY JA.IKs VI. lItl.LER-
- TUESDAY. January 18Th. 1890
Al lOs O'Clock. st the store No. Liberty a.
Doors, SHOES SsoGASs-l0o cases Bcots SHOES ma
Bogsns consisting every vsreysuitable for Southern,
Western aud Northern trade. Sac positive.
THURSDAY, Jan. 22d, 1913
At 10y ock the OF ,pham Corse Co. 10 Feyst
SOLE LEAEHER--5,co1 Sides Of he,nlock and Oak Sole
Leather with other articles ir the lire.
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Blankets :. cpefa,ty reported fer The Tribune.

HiarEe .C~JHhy 'ePoHe'Jc' i'N A'''i'''
THURSDAY, Jan. 5.
AsfIES-There continues to be fair inquiry for Pots
at So IS for old bills Holders ask 67 Tor new Pearls
are III, with moderate sales.
COTTON-There has been rather more done In Cot
ton to-day The sales amount to 500 bales. OF which $50
bales were taken for Liverpool Prices are in favor of
the buyer.
FLOUR AND MEAI-Some holders are willing to &C
cept s. rs for parcels for shipment and from 5000 to
5000 b5s Genesec aud Michigan have changed hands to-
day at that figure for England For consumption the de-
nsnd is large and the market rather weak ut eltU
; S7t Gencsee. Scratched Western is 50 as o.!
transactions Good brands Georgetown, Richmond
Baltimore, Brandy wine, &c. Sc. are 1886. Rye
Flour 20 Some supplies OF Corn Meal are now on the
market Jersey is held at 81 al IS. Brandywine 37s
hhds SIS There still shipping demand, and farther
sales 500 bbls Jersey have been made al 81 Bag Meal
Z is lSlQl - for Yellow. and 37i al Al for White
! dlsc, and dull.
The following statement exhibits the quantity OF Flour
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n-os although in mos. instances holders ask Sic for

prime ...,.. ,ooo..,,oo,--
part fer Philadelphia, at 7sc7sc Other descriptions
are 'u'' i.s of Coffee into the nort of Ros.on
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

laughter. .
IN the bark Al5ss. from Neso OrleaHs-J Stoddard
Rogers
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EF-Allcn ID odworth's Private Dancing School,
No. AS Broome-sL Broadway. Polka, MszurEa and
all other fashionable dances taught II correct style
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sales of Real Estate.

> story brick front house and LOT, No. 40 Hubertst
LOT % by SO .............-...----..-.s25 500
Hall an acre Of land at i6th-st Turtle Bay $50
lot on 7th.avenue between 5ith and 55th ss.-- go
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1lIS JAI'h~UN'- PILE EliBnUCATlUH.-
~ Hemorrhoids or Piles, disease produced by local
irritation cOstveness pureave stlmulnnts undue defer
nsioa of blood 10 the heinoroidal vessels by excessive
rid ny walking, coDgesve state OF the Ver ana o.
ten by n peculiarly of the nsution ITSELF
The SUCCESS has followed the OF The Enbr auon
in the cure disease has been truly astonishing fny
cians now advise their patients To use 1t a. h' hest rem
edy. PHILADELPHIA March ~ iS1o'
Dr. JAcKsoS-Sir-I think there arc Few dlseaaes Ach
are more common troublesome than the Files, lnd du
rim. the last fifteen years haze suffered from Them very
much, causing pain, bleeding and immoderne rcnng
used nj h, various remedies without relief uni! got
=, ,b,.S ,peak YonTsIrnIy $ H. PLYMPTON
fIone genuine unless with the signature OF N Jackson NJ
d on The outside wrapper and with the words Dr. JACK
ans pie Embrocn,on Plade!phip" b.own in each bot
tie Price 8 per bollr, six bottles FOR 90
Sold whoeenis and REAL by A. B. D. SANDS DluRsss'
70 Fuon-s; 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway New
York Sold by Druggists generally Throughout Inc
IInit-i States u ~
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BOARDING, No. 253 Broadway, opposite the Park
ID sat Guy H= the private entrance No 2. Wairep-sl
The house IS all newly furnished. Mrs c. Maitland will
ry 10 make The house agreeable may De IN her power
App!v III 25s 3rondway y Waren-st Immediately y u
spcclnble and Intelligent persons eau
ID be accommodated With silgIe and board. Win
all the comforts quiet house aud select circle ri No Fl
Barclsy-st on moderate There no smoking IN the
Also parlor aud bedroom attached Tor gentle
man and lady. 70 ots'
sIOa KU-IS5, lJ7 and loy Btosdwsy-MGs v. Fish
ID Pleasant furnished apartments and good board may
now he mad for single young and gentlemen with their
wives on reasonable teimJ, By immediate application rs
above a. h'
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hlCaAhD a1HSt-Lf iaGS-4N
NUMBER ELEVEN OF The Modern Stsutard Drama,
: \ ready-BeDg
!,chari the Thrd-As compiled By Cbber, from Shass-
peare other sources au plsyed by Reme Cooke al
the keans
This eliou contains full description OF the ne.S
tunes decorations prepared Tor the revival this sp!en
did Tragedy the Park Theatre No should 20 to the
theatre without copy Price :! cents
Eleven numbers ci the Modern Standard Drama edited
bv Epes Sargent ready, namely-on, Fazio The
La y OF lyons Rchel.eu, The wife, The Honey 40 ID,
The School FOR Scandal Money The Stranger Grandfather
Whitehead, and Richard ILL.,
The eight numbers form elegant volume TO which
title page and craving OF the eminent native actress
Mrs. howait, added.
NJ House.
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General Notires.

u Rev. DIR. Tying, Rector OF ST. Georges Church.
will preach the Quarterly sermon in The French Church Du
Saint OF Nassau and Park Row. on SUIT
day evening, January ll. Services commence at Z,
O'clock collection will he made IN aid OF the Churcp.
1925
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nVEHCOAVs, CioaKs, Winter F.ocks, &c 10 various
n.,u sIvIss f,r ssle ready made at 81 Broadway.
Mo istf WIN. T. JENNINGS 4 Co.
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FALL AMI WINTER GOODo.

ANN T JENNINGS \ co. Draper. and Tslors, lD-
w porters OF Cloths ard Cassimeres Vesrngs, &c. 81
Brosiway American HoISl opposite he Fountain are Us
receipt extensive assortment OF new goods Tor All ae
Winter wear comsriuine French and English Cloths for
Silk, Satin Merino and Velvet Vestings Mtued Cotns
10 order through the aid OF efficient corps OF cutters
he found In ;he country, an essential pon N .ne
economy 10 which We would direct ana IN Ieuoe,s ~
sye and character Ot garments such ss musl sasy u
discriminating that our views oil cheapnees arc not uas
the production Of any other Than hI,t rae saineIS
such "a have susairea Of small probts andqck
returns and prompted solicitation Of call from hoso
who would really effect saving Of the extra per esnaSo
The auenon directed 70 the Panaioons department must
continue oder inducements 10 those VINO appreciate III
combining and elegance
Ia addition 10 the usual of goods kept BY Tho
trade have always hand ready made press and rioc
Goats Psnsloons Vests &c answer the requirements %
those who emer require hrst rae cuu
Also Fancy press Articles In great vs5sy
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c. &c sxs
Anew YORk CASH TAILORING Es,aoish.
ment, 1877 Broadway three doors below tno L1
House The subscribers would call he attention ., .ne.,
customers public very large and well selected
assortment o! FAN and Winter Goods Embracing all The
latest styles of French and English reo LIONS ~
entire new patterns very rich syles OF Silks Cashners
and veve, vesings suitable for The coming ssaso al ~
which will be made ordsr few hours nouce ana ID
III. same superior style for which the esAonsanen oas
been so long celebrated. ,,, ., 49,.
city do no, hesitate challenge comp arson WIN amy
In point of slyle sance and workmanship Ains sano
prices Will cOnVluc- tno uost
rate sacnts furnished at very reduced raso iof
cash We would also call attention 10 the Fancy
meut with the establishment where caA oe ,ouo
every aztec requisite complete genuemans WARDROBE
Of the newest aud ces materals, selected oy our ssen
Nv a,sd, Dresr FrocA Goats and winter sarmenta OF
every description for the accommodation OF those requiring
articles of dress for immediate use- >or,, =. IN
% istf J. =. oOO1a ".
SACK PELTO COATS AND CLOAksISell-
- ing of small advance from cost Inc ar
Wishing 10 close their stock OF Winter garmeob are OLE,
posed 10 offer such Inducements 70 purchasers as cannot
Of securing rapid sales for themselves and giving 20 Me
customers the of barg alntn other woros tney
ar determined close their large stock OF SACK ana ove
coats before the st January Call and examine ior
d95 ia - j. c. BOOTH II SON.
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BI,ANCHE VERNON. THE ACTRESS,

BLANCHE VERNON, TIE ACTRESS,
DY l. A. SMlTH-Prce l2t cerIs-lt often happens that,
I'D purchasing book, The reader throws IL down with n
pshaw before he has got through half dozen pages
In the above novelette, can insure the public
agaius, such dsappoinment-fOr though the author IS
Young be has gh up fiction remarkable beth for lis
beauty end truhfuness.
is 2ls % Broadway, corner Ann.st
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AT PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE
The Harmoneons.

The HarmCneors-
GRAND VOCAL Instrumental and operate Concerts,
1Weduesisy, Thursday and Friday Evenings, January
7th, 9Th and 9Th 1876. :.
CARDS OF admission 50 cents be hsd the bookstore OF
Me,srs Saxon Miles; the principal Music Stores and
The door.
Doors open at 6i-to commence at !. o,eioeA D s..
DRIYArE DANCING ard Walking Academy, No 20
Mercer-st the second three story building below fhrce
Mr.. J. H. Soaring respectfully informs hi, friends pa
and public that he has reopene h School for the
season residence above DAYS OF tuition, Wedne
days snd SsiGdsys ST O'Clock. fot young ladies' and
Tuesdays and Fridays ats ococS, 2 Nj tor gen.
teme3.
Glasses will be formed other days TO nee; the ccnve
uienc. OF Pupils.
Ladies and gentlemen receive Fvrte lessons al any
hour occupied BY classes and every dN II ey wish IL
Sesrn,'s much admired La Polsa QGsdrii!e and Pol
xxi MazGraa will be taught in addition 70 La PoSa sud the
graceful styles OF dancing and waiting Private So
rees exclusively FOR pupils parents guardians VII! be
given usual
M Soaring would particularly call the attention OF gen
t-lrer DESTROYS oi learning Walking hs Saturday even
Ing cSss, for G the styles aclud5g La Polka For terms
aud particulars sppiy above dis i2tissodus
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DOARD WANTED in private family having room
ID 10 spare Four rooms needed, two OF which may be
Bile family having larger house hun they occupy, Is
such as would be desired. j. u
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Gltuations, or. Danteo

DOOKKEEPING.-An experienced accountant, hav.
an Arrangement win respectable hou 10 tai charge
OF ,heir transact any other business in his pro-
References eivei' Address H. B. D. Box 1855
F. o. e 5eodis'
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WINER,S PICTORIAL
sYsuP OF HoARRouN0 ASD ELEcAMrANE,
EORTHE SPEEDY and efec,ual cure vi Coughs Go

sYRuP HOARHOUND MD ELECAMTANt' .
EORTHE SPEEDY and efec,asl cure vi Coughs. Colds,
l. Asthma. Sptung OF Blood. Whoopins Co"gh Group.
Consumption PeuriSy Hcarseness Pairs AID Soreness OF
the Breast and Lungs.
Bronh disease that is sweeping thousands TO pre-
mature grave can b. cured h the Of his medicines II
an Inflammation Of the hne SKIN whlcn lines lhe lhsue
the wiUd tubes or air which through every part
OF the lungs The Gsus symptoms OF this disease are pc.
Guitar Wheeling ard rauo n breathing Win severe
cough hoar-ene. and nnsnT alton uf The urgs, loss oil
appse and general as.tudc with chn.s s ami evening
fever.
The use OF cna bottle OF the Syr0p Will ne sufficient 10
convince the most .keptica of It's beneficial effects
Preparet and .o!d wqoesae and retail D! Joha Winer
& Co 80 Maidenane. New YORK sole pIopretors ot 'ne
Il Sa.s and for sale NJ lol Fuol-sL 1873 Sowery, OF
Spring sos Hsdsou, OF Spring, 6ii Broadway anu
Dugsist- generally tn, us bout ire county In brooSiyn
q. the Office OF l.. Star, aud j. l. GuilN Co cor Vi a.
in7,ic and Columbia "a Q ln'sId
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auenoneer
by BANGS, RICHARDS e. PLATTCsho1e
~ 2o4 Brosdwsy.-Lberal cash Advances made on con-
ments for Auction Ssles