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g DR., Clove.

q DR.. Cloves is now ready 10 deliver hlo introduc-
9Lsciare 10 Course on TAcHYMATBN, or Rapid ll-
Sor Useful Science he shall be satisfied lie
!to 80 without peounary loss He has LEFT hly copies
sssl and No Of the TAeHYMATHisr Explanatory OF his
r.7l with WA. II. Grtham Tribune Buildings, for sale
is,sta for each number. Each purchaser OF set OF
sss be entitled to free admission TO the Introductory
ssrs TcAets 10 oihers 25 cents each Farther notice
sas tine and place Of the Lecture will be given in the pa
Faseseay, as soon as The fly numbers shall be sold
asuds Of Education are invited to patronize This Effort
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q Great Meeting of the Abingdon Tempe
anee heneYo,enI SncieIN.-The iLsL annlveEsaIy ot

secl.ly Was Celebrated III The JaLest Fresoyteiltn
ssh, On Frcay evening ,he 9!h inst Mt M McDoaga!l,
aestl Of The Society, occupied the Chair EoqueI ao
ss s'hss were delivered On tie occasion by Hon Motifs
:hNn Rev.P. Gordon, and Kew. WIN. Burnett and Dr
esss y. Brooklyn. Daring The evening some beauitu
T1".,e suns u effective style by the bTooS!yn Bethel
@ Mh!eh together With Tie talented assistance OF Ai'
ahd Mr.. Cook, charm - tho meeting nc
by The vas. ssselubHge pTe,ent The most cX
Sete'' 'need AID the appcA!s OF Tue speakers were
ey one hGGdred snd Ouy subscribing their names
s'osooa p.eoge-makiGg II meeting long 10 DC
I~ona S Ii remembrance
,s 4oasdon Society meets every Friday evening" st
sn In The lecture OF the Jaae-st PIesoye-
MUCH
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
B- For sale of Stocks at the Exchange, Las, Pas.

SATURDAY. P. NJ.
There was another heavy fall in the fancies to day
and some Of the dividend paying stocks ara much
below the point they reached in the great panic of the
10Th June The bulls seem TO have entirely abandoned
the aitemp, sustain prices and the fall hns exceeded
the expectation of the bluest bear.
In Exchanges there is but little doing. and rates
are heavy. Sterling slas:. France 527: a5.26!.
The receipts of the Long Island Railroad for De-
cember from all sources sa4 $50 45 sho wing about
80 per cent. increase as compared with Dec 1874
The Harlem Road is doing very good business.
the receipts thus far this year having averaged $500 per
day The following the receipts for the year past
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DIR. r.Lnr,iner,, Lec1ures.

Eleven numbers of this useful and attractive Scientific
and Popular Work have been published and all the back
numbers may still be obtained. the Twelfth Number
is partly printed, and will be published Immediately on
receipt of portion of lost copy. which we expect to
receive egan from D.. Lardner by the next steamer
IL Price of ench nnmher 25 cenis.
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General Notires.

cSCASsIUS NJ CLAY, the intrepid and eelf-sacrifcing
Champion of Universal Freedom, whose Free Press, a,
Lsrrron Ky destroyed by Mob last summer. will
sde., the Cizens OF New York at the Broadway Taber
r,se 7G Evening, at O'clock. Seats free The best will
e reserved for ladies' and gentlemen accompanying them
h2
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ns,on can on.ct shall appear IN ths paper, though Is.
nnron OF s contents Will appear Hso n the Weekly Tn
Tar Nrw YORKER is published every Saturday morning,
, n-,nd ara mailed on Thursday and Friday. ~
ea as many of patrons os possible before the SUNDAY
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Markets :. Carefully reported for TIE Tribune.

Markets. CAREFULLY reported for TIE Tribune.
SATURDAY, Jan. 10.
ASHES.-The demand continues firm, and sales
making sli for bills Pots and IS tor old. Pearls
arc steady AT lit.
COTTON-The Cotton market during the present
week has been very inactive and the sales daily
been only very limited extent supply the OF
manufacturers. excepting Thursday last when ship
pers TO France and England took nearly 1000 bales
ing total Tor the week OF 300 bales Prices have,
,hTough ghout been very irregular relative
difference Of ole has been made on the day
The grade OF Cotton suitable TO the wants OF spnners
commands higher price than exporters are willing TO
pay-wnile the lower qualities, suitable for shipment
have been sold 10 below quotations. which
based on prices pad By manufacturers they have
been the chief operators during the last three weeks
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~ THE WHO ALMANAC for 1916

u THE WHO ALMANAC tor 1916 contains an
Article the subject of the Oregon Territory which
will be found very interesting at this particular time 1t
also contains complete List of all the Senators and
Members of the House of the Congress- besides
vast amount Of other matter, Statistical Political and
Miscellaneous The price is only l21 cents per copy or
81 per dozen !! may be obtained of any of the Book
sellers or Country Merchants.
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q Cassius NJ. Clay, of IL kentuclty, vii! deliver
m Address 10 the Broadway Tabernacle ON Tuesday Even
Es the 18Th inst al Z! O'Clock. Admission p cents. The
sry:. 10 be given 10 lne CooIed Orphan Asylum.
Nopostpouemeat on account OF the weather. Ji22u
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EARN TO SING!---The subscriber, having Jus'
cumuleted the. publication Of his new course oil eael-
cl,es for beginners in eunng to sipg VIII open new
Class (ior Ladies' and Genenen) on wednesday
remeIy easy sgrea able course OF vocal sudes 'a @
p..hed by the subscrlpers Two elementary WORKS, no o
H. rst t- co1up.Ird toA ether with mos sdDlraole set
Of illustrating pra'ent lar better iactes ~,
ourug the he has ever before oeen aole W
r than can he found elso where In this Country Free
80, y. ,'on ~ ~ IN. frs, eveniny J. E WARNER,
80, SWsW Tran, letor uf Weber. etc etc
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The Ward Committee of tue Seventh Ward are
requested 10 meet This geuiug O'Clock al No. Isl
Hsnyst BY order Of the Ward Committee.
jl2 II. WM NJ HAYD0CK Chairman pro TEN.
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Sales of Real Estate.

By DuwoRt & Hosack.
Twelve 3 story brick houses and lots on 2p ave-
nue. and 25thst sold from 81 SIS TO $4,000
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

q The Brooklyn sunday School Exhibition
asl society be held In The C0urch corner
s!son lnd Pine Apple-st TUESDAY Evening IL oclk
u exercises will consist of Diaogues RecitaIons Slug
Sss Tickets 10. Cts, the door and Il, tho Brooklyn
;1QSce jl2 u
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c..,o,, ,1s,,yns-we have the Polvnesian

SANDWICH IsLANDs.-We have the Polynesian,
printed at Honolulu organ of the Hawaiian govern
ment. IL not supplied with much news. The editor
of the poiyn.,ia thinks that war between Great Br
t;au and the United States would be attended with
serious proceedincs that neghborhood, Brsh and
American national vesses constantly thereabouts
The Collinewood left Tahiti on the 2jh uit All
oie, ON shore the French being busy work on their
Notifications and improvements Some examination had
taken place the French and English authorities
relative. TO the imprisonment of Mr. Prchard and the
amount Of decentralization 10 be awarded him the
French Offering 5000, while he claims $1,000. On ac
coun, of this difference the affair ia s unsettled In
the he he had gone in the Dsphus frgaie TO his
post at the Samoa group.
The business of the place advertise their goods
mostly from the United States
barber is anxious 10 afford his customers delight
ful shave and TO dress their hair in scientific style
fP hilad. u :. Gaz. Jan 10
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NEW AND ELEGANT oARPET1NGs.

NEW AND ELEGANT CARFETINGS.
just Received
e by the latest arrivals, several invoices OF tie
beautiful patterns OF ADMINISTER CARPETfSGs. Asc
great variety OF FRENCH AUBusoN CARPETS suitable Tor
richest and splendid styles of furnishing together
with the best OF OIL CLOTHS offered the
public, with all articles connected with the trade.
Persons furnishing private residences, Hotels Steam
boats, would hnd It 10 their advantage to call at
dig 2wis- REUBEN SMITHS. JR 25i Broadway.
R Window Shude Depot, No. Spruce-st.-
10000 pair always hand Persons hbou; furnishing their
houses will e least 100 per cent by calling ri the De-
pot BARTOL DE MAUNY.
B-COrd Brosses and TasssIs in lots suIl nanuac
urs-s' prices mis- isn
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Boston auetion Sales.

RyT.p e. II y. RICH, Gil Broad-str-c, opposite
I'D Fosters wharf Ro.ton
WEDNESDAY. Jan II
Boors. SHOES, BRoGAss AND HArs-WEEKLY SALEa-
Every case will be sold without
LEATHE2, &c.-Sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins LII
rngs Bindings KID and Morocco and other shoe stock
Liberal cash sdvsnces mace.
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hinter fasbions.
soARFs. oRAvATs AND MUFFLER

Received by the last steamer,
AT THE New.York Cash Tailoring and aenuemsn's
"A General Furnishing Estabshmsni l87 Broadway three
doors below the Franklin House. choice Of
fancy dress articles for genlemen. wear eouPr.ing the
siye ofmuers Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full assortment ofover eos cloass and SACK. CON
sany hand manufactured by tho best workmen In the
city, and sold at reduced prices.
Isu j. &. hotJTh "
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

MuRDrRs-Ch Charles j. Paterson was committed TO
10 in Barns,sblc Mass. for the murder of VIM Amos nn
irS,r Of the district OF Marshpee.
Last evening cs!ored named Brown, the
vuuer;y of Mr. Haired. killed his wife. free
hpgi Rockets, by splitting her skull with an ak
II. murderer made his escape and mad not been ar
,srs3 a, sunset Richmond Compiler. 10Th.
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y Lectures on shalkspenre.-Mr. Hudson's
Fourth Lecture viii be given tile Chapel OF the nlver-
ly Monday evening, Jan IL, i O'Clock. The Lee
TIE will be Winters Tale and Merchant Of Venice with
rsyses Of the leading characters IN each Play.
Abundance to single Lectures for Gentleman 90 Cents
ieehlleman and Lacy IS Gents Gentleman and two "T
avre Ladies, 81. Ji2 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

q The Rev. DIR. Ryder will continue his Lecture
sns Snb.c, Of The Constitution of the Church OF Christ
~ Peters Cnurch, Barc.ey.st. This Evening, at !
Sssfs E,..
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

"a. Fourteenth Ward.-The Whig Electors Of Ibis
WTd are requested TO nev at tie 8rosdwhy House THE
sva7rg 2hi ha past O'clock for the purpose OF
l.cdng FIVE Delegates 10 repre.eui this Ward in ;he
Ws Young Mems General Committee, for the prrs-n, year
y ''-H' V 'N' ' ~ JOHN oRMoND, Chairman.
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Sl,946.OI7 y S2,45l,22 l9
Q6i OI7 10


Estimated surplus oil tolls for the year end
ing 30th Sept. lSi6.-.......-.--- iSI1Is o.
Add proceeds of tax of one-tenth OF mill
assessed In the year 1916 under act
chap. 3l4, s. Laws of le44, estimated TO
be the same RS for the year ls4i. Sc 5O3 AZ
Estimated surplus from toll and one-tenth
OF a mill tax applicable 10 the payment
OF the canal debt 30h Sept lSi6-----. S543 6el 81
In relation to the lateral canals they cay the revenue
fbe Csyuga and Seneca Canal is sufficient pay the
interest the debt created for s construction the
pairs OF tie Canal the expenses of collection and leave
surplus of Sl624 "a This is the first instance OF get
ting Surplus from any one of the lateral Canals.
The following their remarks regard the tenth
mill tax;
The net proceeds OF tax of tenth OF mill for the
year 1874 amonnt to S56503 AZ This is sufficient to
pay the interest for year the loan of 0U0 at
per cent and leave balance in the hands OF the Com
missoners of 500 H. which is be held exclusively
for the payment of the money borrowed in pursuance OF
the act OF 1874 before referred 10.
This OF one.tenth OF mill must continue until the
surplus revenues OF the Canals beyond the amount ne
cessary pay the interest the debt and the expenses
for the maintenance OF the Canals furnish contributions
to Sinking Fund provided By Chap ia of the laws
OF 1912 sufficient if received each year pay the debt
therein referred in @ years and also sufficient To pay
the debt OF 100000 created under the of 1874 III
Is years fixed of S2665s 76. with interest al 8
per cent compounded annually, will pay the debt OF
100000 in Is years from The date OF setting apart the
trst named The surplus OF the tax beyond the
required for interest about Sll 500 annually, may
be invested while il continues this extent Will
lessen the amounts required Tor the Sinking Fund.
The sinking fund absorbed by the payment Of the
deb, due Is, January 1916 The aggregate deficiency
of the lateral Canals for the year ending September lsi5
is set down az S47l 3l6 81 The total paid for
deficiencies since 1885 has been 50 665,i69
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
q Pursuant TO ART. s, Chap. of the Constitution
SANNUAL MEETING CT the members of this Associa
Su VIII re held In Ciuon hall on Tuesday evening, 1874
a past O'Clock. BY Order.
n!?i' Gus, NJ WHEATLEY, Rec. Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

" Albion, Mich. Dec. Goth, IS45.-HESRY
DALEY Esa.-Dear SIR: Your wonderful mighty Mag-
cal Pain Extractor generally considered 10 have saved
falling into the fre in fit Within week past. child that
was scalted has died in h.a pnce for tie of il
eonrIuced than that family be tpithou,
boz or co hGnd should be quite unsafe rttou.
constantly hand Connes usees. and p-rnc,ous stuff
has be ot here hut people have learned the
The genuine Your ointment cannot fail 10 bring great
fortune, bat shoue the fortune import
the OF good done through your nstrueu-
ality. Yours, 'rtly, F. FURGUSON
General Depot for The Tinted States the sale OF Da
eys Magical Pain Extractor, 29 FutOnsL Sun Bnid,ng
n. Y. Il 6tis-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

FLOUR AND MEAL.-There ia much inactivity in
the market and the orders shipment have been filled
The qualities remain without change, I30s'!, the
former Tor Shipment We notice also 20oo oois Rich
mond City Haxal and Ga!rgo on time, not trans
ierred Sales 300 bbls. Rye Flour si 1 d
GRAlN-A sale OF 4400 bushels Pa. Wheat was made
70, shipment at about l3O cts The receivers OF Corn
were rather hrm Sales 5000 bushels sold for disniing
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

The new Institution under the name Of the Hun
gerford Bank has been recently established at Adams
Jefferson County, by Mr.. s. D. Hungerford, recently
Cashier of the Lewis County Bank
! The Arbitration Committee Of the Chamber OF
Commerce for January consists of Messrs. Matthew
Maury, H. w. Hicks, VIM. Fl. Macy, Jame Lee, and D.
Duer.
The Fitchburg Railroad Co. has declared dvi-
dend, payable cd February next.
The ST. Louis Marine Insurance Co. has declared
per cent the stockholders and rs per cent on the
mutual principle to the insured
The Report of the Canal Commissioners of this
State gives the following statement of the condition OF
the Canal Debt:
The condition of the canal debt the close OF the fs.
cal year on the Both of September SD and the changes
that time TO the first of July 1876 provided the out
standing stock is redeemed ii falls due ia exhibited in
the following statement:
1914 Sept 80. Amt of debt $50 7l3 905 SO
1915 April &c. Increased issue 100000 90
Sept. 30. Added, do 5000 10
SEQ 95s, ,gO5 So
July l. E. and c. debt provided for l,3s $50 35
Canal debt 30:h Sept. le45. sl957e 655 %
1886, Jan. l. Chenango 5s paysble.. 1852 535 &c
Canal debt after lst Jan 1876 .sI72l6.Il9 81
Due lst July, 1876 81 3O4 on
Canal debt after lst July. 1896 sl6644sI5 81
After the LIST of July 1916 the canal debt will con-
ssts of
Stocks at per cent..... .s3647 i56 co sa55a9e SO
l,4sl7e2 90 IS 600 81
3 I'LL. Sic s97 81 575794 g
Total ..-....s si6644sl5 s. sg2O 0Ol 80
The dimnution in the principal of the canal debt and
the interest thereon the close of fiscal
year in the lst Of July 1876 presented in the
following statement
Principal A1n. Interest
Debt Both Sept .S207l3905 5s sll26 3g7 90
After lst July, 46.------.- 16644sl5 So a2OOol 80
Reduction in 81 mos s4069O9O 0l s206,3g6 S:
The following s their estimate of receipts and en-
penditures for the current year
100
Erie and Champain Canals 32323 % s23U2vC0 90
Sinking Fund 2Ul2o ~
Oswego Canal 5e.S9S 70 oOV00 w
Cayuga and Seneca Canal. 29.475 90 235OO w
Cbemung Canal. 53.250 % l3,00U w
Crooked Lake Canal. 26 500 0O l,5OO w
Chenango Canal. .....- l47.6O0 90 81 0OO 10
Black River Csnal. --..- $4,000 90
Gepesee Valley Canal--.--- 223.50o 90 1880 90
Oneida Lake Canal l2750 90 600 w
Iuprov't of the Oneida r.. 5000 90
sI946Ol7 y s.45l225 l9
1864 047 II
Estimated surplus oil tolls for the year end
ing 3Oth Sept 1876 ls7l7s OF
Add proceeds of tax OF onctenth OF mill
assessed in the year 1915, under act
chap 3l4 s., Laws of ls44. estimated to
be the RS for the year 1874 i--..-- 56503 AZ
Estimated surplus from toll and onetenth
OF a mill tax applicable 10 the payment
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BRowNv1LLE-A de-
conhagration occurred in brownVe yesefosy
morning a, half past six o'clock. 1t originated in the
Woolen Factory Of Messrs Bradley Brown g. Chaplain,
by the ignition OF combusible matter by spark
from the lamp held by young man while oiling the
machinery. The progress of the hames was rapid
,ha, the inmates escaped with difficulty girl having
jumped from window in the I'd story with her
badly burnt.
The building was entirely destroyed with most of its
contents together with the machine shop of Skinner
Davis which contained quantity of provisions. The
also much damaged Loss of Bradley. Brown 81 Co
s. 900 Insured SO 900. Loss of Skinner g. Davis,
$4,000; no insurance. fax machine eso de-
stroyed Black River (Watertown) Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

s.,,odn.n ne ouarterly Meeting Of tbs Universs!is.
cOrn. ovclely III oe ned me HeecAet Church.
N,r, -" sene THIS tMondsy) evening, R7v's. Gus n
h,.S o0.IVn, ThAy-r of Brookiyn bslch Harris and
60 AZ L. Lyon OF WiIiamsbursh, and Others " IL
S''e'' The neeiiug. jl2 !,
independence Guard.-The Annual Fete Of the
ssSence ouaru VIII Lake place at NioO's Saloon on
NsGs! Ss .! Evening. January II. is45.
." |s' CHARLES BROWN Sec'y.
tne Alpha Sisters, Auxiisry TO the United Sro-
.,M tempeIance, held regular meeins Moncay al
gSo ioe Sth .; January, al the House OF Hon James
u Roscst. when tie following ladies were ehos,
Sst ~ of Tue present term:
~ sn Alexander Welsh, hTs. Presiding Sister.
Srtksv.) John PolsaI, seconn Preceding Sister.
: ee hhzsbeh hilton, ,nifd ffcsGins Sstee
gSeS Mia Hedsuoun, iourih Presiding Sister
h IN. IN. 7 R. hbbaFd, Treasurer.
= - M Sas Goodse! Financial S.slcr.
IA, NSuS CsIaer.ue Burger. Recording Sister.
iicsees vi this AssocsuoD are:
Nv Nv James Harper, 81 Clif AID 80 Rosesl-
Ie, Iae, Barnes to All ana lSi Chrisiophet-st
nSeeia Chnnb-flain, 9 ). Wi..ian and o67 Brooine.
dyc IA All Ut te benevolent objects vi The lisu iu
Of M harAiuiy received either 10y the trustees or ANY
-sefs or members of the ASSOCIATION ~ SGs-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

II North River Insurance Company-once
No. i9e observation-disclosures s550,o00.-This Company
having been uninterpledy In business yearly
yeas csnnues 10 lnaure against Loss Damage by Fire
upon favorahle terms Having their Capital entire snd
possessing the larg-s: Stock Capital in City; offer
of security unsurpassed by any similar nstu.
don. RICHARD whitley Presider,
PETER P WARNER SECRETARY ,llo l,nis
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

W.T.. VIZ isptSsos, , Secretaries jl2!t
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

PEI Take No,ice-UNITED BROTHERS OF TEN
0ot, ~ sy vote OF the Temperance Assembly II Ia-
t.r @ ths STATE s.u oraesrd 10 puolsh ia, IN. hur
?o - W A, N. Sherman znd otvts, as Association No
Eslsd ~ Was repeated Time eiuce. The Society
sss..s Union EacaHpmenI No. u Il. OF TT Is Ia no
efs Of a.pe eoanected with the Ofde, OF United Bro
iaals, i, tsnpsianco formed May 1874 of which Hon.
anper was r PresdenL
Us s.ai7 Temp Assembly o, tas un!.es srothers
Nv. Re- of uie State OF SeW-foIk
SWssstsss, Recording aud Corresponding Secretary,
s~ ~ St.s-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

eo>of W.ne ene Pubiic.-The ,nsny well authenticated
- Slsv pag Cough coas ditt suit breathing, niueu
ye.s MaNa pntnisIe and spluing OF blood. 6y DR.
saaa g,a Essence OF Life have given II, Tor
seqsv Years that II ha. been U.S. reputation un-
So.dSy ANY ohet inedielue
ioas solessls ano re,sii, by wysa Ketch,m t2i Full
- tt'es 81 eents betSe. jl2 Su.D<W
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and nith Ne ndrtcS ana c0HStnt OJ tht oehdle.
Collector Of Me Customs
HnM G REYNOLDS, TO be Collector of the Customs
the district of Texas and Inspector Of the Revenue
ty The port of Galveston, in the State of Texas
Land Officers.
LaMsTEAp d. CARY 10 be Receiver OF Public Moneys
sghe district of lands subject TO sale at Sparta, Ala
ana
sAxuEL CRUISE, to be Receiver of Public Moneys for
,.sdsirct Of lands jec, sale at Huntsville Alabama