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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OK the
County CT New-York, Noce is hereby given to all per
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City OF NewYork deceased present the same, with the
vouchers thereof the subscribers al the once OF T. d.
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Books.
NEW WORKS,

pY THE AUTHOR OF The vesuges OF the Nsinral
d History OF Creation This DAY published, il advance
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Schools.

MECHANICS INSTITUTE-Evening School,
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DIARY FOR 1916.

WILL BE PUBLISHED by the subscribers, in few
be for every member Of the bsr-containDg in addition
the usual matter complete s CT the lawyers ID ue CITY OF
New-York This work has been delayed a snort lne In
consequence FIRE al the bndey which destroyed por
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IS JANSEN 4 BELL Siaiorers &C. I5s Nassau.sL
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Eamps, Cntlerp, &r
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

PREMIUM LAMP STORE.
EUUTHOUY NEVERS, S4l Broadway, respectfully
" invite the public call al their store and examine he
richest and extensive assortment TO be found IN ths
country OF BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
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ING LAMPS, CASDELABRA, GIRANDOLES, BRAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTICEs In every variety
OF patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, a new and superb article Pc
cuiariT desirable for packets and steamboats,.
In evidence Of The superiority Of this portion Of eir E;ock
they with bonesi PRIDE refer less thai SIX GOLD
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded 10 lie msnuiactnr-
within the last seven for The greatest variety ard
bszl.y of patterns unrvsled finish their work
Every article sold by c. ~ Is warranted 10 be whaI tey
represent and those wsh obtain srst cass goods
poe often paid for such Of very inferior qualify
sss requested 10 favor heln with call before purchasing
elsewhere
= liberal discount 70 Churches and Hotela SLY
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
4 AMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
- CANDELABKAS, for the Spring Trsde-DIETZ,
BROTHER CO., No Is John street manufacturing
eir le Of The following descriptions, which they vii sell
Q! Wholesale or retail, at Low PRICES for cesh:
Improved Chemical Oil and Camphere Lamps,
Sos Lamps, Gilt and B.onzed, n great variety,
Cerne!ius Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
Grandoes, various patterns, g11 Eyered or aronzed
Suspending SolarI, Doric Cauphene Lamps,
Bracket Soiars Side DO do
Solar Chande!ien, Bracket do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Cenph-rs Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical OIL Pure Sperm Ol
do Csmphene, Solar and Lard Oh,
do Burning Fluid, Refined Whale Oh inlay
HARDWARE and Curery.-Seaman Lowerre "a
al Spng-si Grernwchst offers for sas large and
general sornenI Of Hardware, Cutlery Britannia and
Japaned Ware oil
GLANNELS.-2ab bales superior scsre, aauael for sale
by Ji5l EESAlTE co. 50 Pines.
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ORTHOCRApHy AND DEFINITION

MNANuAL-Anayiical aud Synihetica OF OrihogIapny
Isl aud Definition. by James n McEigotl Principal ci
the Mechanics Society School, Newfcr
jlO MARK r. NEWMAN Publisher. lss Broadway
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Thine errsnd hath been well performed
IF nearer thou hast brought the time
When hearts, by love celestial warmed,
One creed maintain in every cline;
When forts are leveled with the dust,
Gun, blade and lance the prey OF rust
And war.Hags darkly furled,
Drum, plume and helm are styled at last
Tho mildewed lumber of the Past,
Wrecks of a darkened world.
VII.
Rest, Traveller the goal is won
The cross of peace is on thy breast;
Thy task of good and i'll is done,
Forevermore in shadeland rest!
Thy morn of blossoms passed away.
Vanished thy blushing fruits, and gray
Became thy golden hair;
Why mourn for thee, Departed Year
In cloud and darkness thy career
Closed, though it promised fair.
VIII
The robins hymn was wild and sweet
Where harshly croaks the raven dark,
And icy fails the meadow beat
Where woke, at dawn, the lyric lark.
Ah frozen is the fount that gushed
In music from the rock, and hushed
The runnels murmur low
Pale forms along the mountain side,
Mad Cavalry of Winter ride
Through whiring clouds Of snow.
Though newly-woven is thy pail,
By midnight Ghost thy knell just runs,
Within glittering palace hall
Enthroned is thy successor young
Huzzas that hail the newborn King
Make discord in the lay sing,
And much must be untold
With pale hands clasped upon thy breast
Rest in the Land of Shadows. rest
Forever, Pilgrim old!
aaxary, 1886.
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THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO. X1.
Is THIS DAY PUBIISEED AND CONTAINS AZ

THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO: X1.
rs THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AND CONTAINS AS
L FOLLOWS
l. The Conclusion ofihe History OF China-Japan
The East India lsands-Ceylon Sunatra, Prlnce oil
Wales Island Java Borneo Ceeoes the moaccss or Spice
Islands, Bands, Nutmeg Isles and The Philippine slhnds
s. Palestine. State OF the Jews, Armenis, Albania
T. Egypt with SYRIA Alexandria, Antioch
g. The Barbary States Alsers Australia aud Polynesia
g. America British Possessions Canais Newfoundland.
Greenland Mexico.
!. South America, Peru, Chill, Brazil the Republic OF
La Plata, United Pr1vnces Colombia Bolivia Guiana,
and AmsZonia-
g. The West India Islands, Cuba Hayti 81 Domingo,
Porto Rico, Barbadoe ST. Christopher or ST kilts Nevis
Antigua Montserra Jamaica, Martinique. Guadaloupe. St
Lucia, ST. Vincent Dcrnicla Grensda Trinidad ST Eus-
tatus, Tobago, and the Bahamas
9 The Commencement OF the History OF the United
States
One more number completes this valuable compend OF
History price per number Published and FOR sale
by DANIEL ADEE, l07 Fulton-sL de osT
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THE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Compa-
ny-Ofice No. IS Walls,reet-With sound Capital,
pied ged for future Losses exceeding O,O4O-aiter
paying their entire claims by the ate Coneagratoncon-
:ine inquire against loes damage by FIRE, and The
casualties of MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION, on
the most favorable Terms.
q Claimants by the FIRE requested 10 forward
their claims for immediate adjustmenL
TRUSTEES.
James De P. Ogden Ssml L. Mitchell, A. III. Merchant,
James Brown Samuel Willets Sp'er s. Benedio,,
John Gihon, VIM. D. Thompson, Anst heeo,
T. Burritt VIM. Adams, Richard lrvin,
P. SpoEord, r Whitmarsh, Loring Andrews,
A. Eorrie, Benj Richards, AS'm Bel,
d. A Comstock, James Reyburn, 4. Il. DeAno,
P. NJ. Whitmore, WIN. II. Aspinwall, A Foster, Jr.
Edw. F. Sanderson, Thos. w. Ludlow, g. w. Gray,
A Woodruff Leod s. SuareL, Jas L van Allen,
Rob't l. Taylor, Thos- B. Richards, Jed frye,
Edw'd Center, John Cryder, Jsco5 Harvey
Henry Chsuncey, Schuyler Lvmgsion
JAMES P. DE OGDEN President
A. NJ. MERCHANT, Vice-P President
LEWIS BESTos, Secretary. JYSu
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FOR S4S THAT RETAILS FOR See.
nSE SPLENDID hne gold full ieweed Patent Lever
~ Watch with engraved back warranted perfect Fine
Brass Clocks So Wood So So cleaning 50 hour brass
wood Is. rnd al warranted for one year.
jlS ST. WHITNEY, cor. Hudson and Canal.
&lnn REWARD will be given TO any person u.
SAVOwtn prove thai T. Price 81 Divigop.st has not
Se. and hsndBomor assortment Of Ball Flowers lnan
ns oter Artificial Flower manufacturers In the city. Ex
a.oN1oo trtscA. d27 In
MUFES.s shIUFFS.! alUFES ,,!-The snb.cri.
, lae attention OF the ladies' TO his choice assort
fom ~ every variety and selected with great
ns9i col o. Fur Trimming. on hand a.
S o1e I'm l.,p J. q MoNARoUE. 2as Bovsry
W. Ahh hUDs and Round Iron-The aub.cribers
,9rtMeni oi Bound Iron ard Wire Rods together win
hoops, Bands Serols Ovas Half Oyals ssd SSes, Iron
ny sAENAAh, AfWAREB CO q fultcr-sl
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/.
wHES, al the middle hour Of night,
Died, with a moan, the poor Old Year.
A friar came Of orders white,
And stretched the corse upon bier:
Hia scapulaire was thin and pale.
And fashioned were the beads Of hail
That hung his neck around
Wild Spirits of the creaking wood
Of withered leaves had made his hood
OF silver edging bound.
Saint Januarius had heard
The Summons of higher Power
To don his State. with ermine furred,
And chaunt a, Midnighi's dreary hour;
Long looked he on the slumberer old
With hand upon the temples cold
To which boar frost clang;
Then reauiescat for the dead,
Barring with reverence his head,
The Holy Traveller sung.
Rest, Traveller! the goal is gained
In Shadeland rest forevermore;
Thy suns have set, thy moons have waned'
Thine hours of bloom and blight are o'er
Dark was the twilight Of thy days,
No golden beam dispersed the haze.
And Winter Knocked thy sighs.
While falling in the Snow-drift down
And sent his Nor'land' blast to drown
With savage howl thy cries
Rest, Pilgrim, rest! the burthen grew
Too heavy for thy back to bear
The glory that thy manhood knew
Gave place to darkness and despair
The ticking note of falling snow
Was little like the murmur low
Of Summers gentle rain;
And, oh unlike her roses lost
Was the pale foliage by the frost
Traced on rafting pane.
The pine, pyran,idal of form
Though Earth be drear, the tempest loud
Tints of the Spring time. green and warm
Discloses through its frosty shroud -
These, ike the rainbow, token gave
That Mays green banner yet would wave
Birds warble in the shade
But cheered not thy old, withered heart
For in Earth's history thy part
Again could not be played
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bales superior sesre. aannel for sale
by UiSl EESAlTE l. co. 50 Pines.
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OFFICE of the CRoTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
" No. s. Was sd joining the Mechanics Bank In the
City NewYork-Ths Company lost by The recent Fire
SS5OO0. Their and above all claims against
them exceed 10000. They continue Insure Marine ard
Fire risks al fair rates.
TRUSTEES.
James Harper, Lohng Andrews, Robert Lane,
EDWARD Richardson J oseph Nones John Gtchrist,
james Phalen Leonard Appleby, Jas Suydaln,
S. A. Lawrence, Asa Crosby John Lsselsi
Edwin r Trenair, John }, Herrick Saml Sherwood,
Sias NJ Crandsll Abrsham Van Neat james Cook,
John Breasted, VIM 3 Cozzens, Elias Aldricn
lanes Cruik shank Herman Gould, Geo Whitaker,
LeandeT Starr, Tbeo Meyer, Thos Monahan,
Charles yose. Cyrus Chenery, George Psisn,
Zadock Pratt Lawrence Hill, VIM Burgoyne,
Geo De Kay, Wm 81 Townsend,
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH B. MONIES, Vice-Pregdeat
NIcHoLA. CARROLL, Secretary.
CspL SAMUEL GAMBLER, Marine Inspector. ljySs Jos
Also Inspector for "Lovds" for the Port OF Nev-fNk
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14

WROUGHT BUTT MACHINERY for Sae-A
w complete Of machinery for making wrought butts,
comprising patented machine for bending forming the
joints superior any in se shesrs for cutting the blanks
drop-press, punches, sengpres drills circular shenrs,
&c &c. all good order sni until recently in The
whole will be sold cheap, and 20 any osposed Of
fers opportunity % engage in the business The de-
mand for the article OF wrought iron bus hinges, s al
ready very large and steadily increasing. For farther par
culars apply TO the subscriber here the machinery and
some OF the butts produced by il may be seen.
JOHN 4. WINSLOW.
dLbnnu Iron Uoykt TJou Dec Is I945 d2n I'm
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THE TRIBUNE.
1ANuAR r Y
fIn,cribtd 10 H. R. scHooIcaAyr. Esq

BY wM. H. c. HosMER.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
rE'HE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools, Illus
J. nsed by 90 engFsYings and IS maps, with globe
map, plan In vol f,o by s. g. Goodrich, author
Of Peter Psrley's Tales &c.
The above work has already been introduced into the
Public Schools of Rochester and In number OF Others
The fret edition E nearly disposed OF the second
will be published in few days.
sSoa HUNTINGTON L SAVAGE. 2l6 Peerl-s-
1916. DAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK
EOR ONE YEAR, pocket form. Also. large assort'
of pocket books card cases; portfolios, penknves,
writing desks gold and silver pencil gold pens chess
boards, chess men, &c. &c al very low prices, by
FRANCIS LOUTREL, Manufacturing SLetoners,
II Maiden-lsne.
Account books, paper and stationery in great variety
TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN & POLITICIANS.
ksURLBUT ON HUMAN RIGHTS-Essays on Human
H Rights and their Political Guarantees by e p Hurlbui,
Esq Counselor at Lew, in the City OF New-York.
CoEtents-Chapier The Origin OF Human Rights; Chap
1.-THE true Function Of Government; Chap ll,-Ths
Constitution OF Government; Chap lV.-Constltrloual
Limitations and Prohibitions; Chap V-Constitutlonh
Limitations continued; Chap. Fl.-The Elective franchise
Chap. NII-Righs Emanaing from the Sentiments and Az
fectioBs; Chap. VIlI-The Rights OF Women Chap IL
The Right OF Property and its Moral Relaons Chap "
Intellectual Property
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3nsnranre.

INSURANCE-FIRB AND MARINE.
rg1HE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i HARTFORD. Capital $500, 700, with liberty to in
crease 5000 900. Chsrer perpetual Agents otlce,
No. ~ Wall-sL
The business Of this Company has never been interrupted
since II was chartered quarter OF century ago LIS
losses by the great Of December 1885, were paid II full
and also those by the fire OF the 18th July last Its capital
is unmpared and the 18th instant increased, pur
OF the Stockholders by the subscription and
payment of $4,000 of additional capital This Com
pany continues take approved risks Fire and Marine
he favorable All losses promptly usted and
paid s. W. THOMPSON, Agants
d25 I'm VIII. IL BIRD, }
7 lie INSURANCE.-The New w-EnsHnd Mutual
IL Life Insurance Company o Boston VIII receive sppnes-
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DIRECTORS.
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GEORGE Il. KUHN, THOMAS A. DEXTER
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JONATHAN AHoaY Secy. WILLARD PHILLIPS, Pres
JOAN C. CHEEsMAN NJ. D. Medical Examiner, New YORK
Forms ofsppcaon for insurance and all necessary intor
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il if JOHN HOPPER. SoIicitHr snd ARen'.
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NEW TYPE FOUNDRY, No. 60 Ann.st near Cold
lNst-The subscribers have opened foundry al the
above place. where they prepared TO furnish all kinds Of
newspaper book fancy types. and every other article
necessary for printing Office The types handcasl'
in moulds from new matIXes OF the best OF materials,
any be had any ether foundry in the city OF New
They tin the latest English syle expressly for
oypng, and for this purpose superior anything
before offered TO the public who are invited 10 call and
anime for themselves
Liberal discounts will be made for Cash
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- A FARM FOR SALE.--Situaleo on the Road tron
ND New Rochelle White Plsins about distant from
a'. each, containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, all OF which
10 Plough Land excepting Ten Acres whchls Wood Land
The place s divided by lane and laid out converter.
lots for cultivation. All the fences OF stone in good
order and the ground IN stale OF The build
ngs ali OF good character in order For TERMS Apply
10 5. B. KENYON, on The premises, or OF
dgu j. ADRlANCE. 56 John-aL NewYoTS.
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Hlisrellarleons.
JOHN DARLEY,

JOHN OAKLEY,
Merchant Tailor, i46 Broadway and 7s Llberiy-si
- ENG desirous of selling the balance on his large stock
ID OF Fall and Winter Goods, suitable for Gentemens
wear offers them on The most reasonable terms, and soic
the attention Of gentlemen about purchasing.
He also offers the balance of his weassorted stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting OF Dress and Fock Coats Pants and Vests Sur
tou,s Coaks Seek and Office Coats which Will be sold from
ill lst OF February al cost.
large and choice assortment OF Shirts, ScarfS CrGvss
Hosiery and under apparel, constantly on hand.
N B. Gentlemen furnishing their own material have
II made md trimmed and AZ warranted.
For Sae-A splendid Coacllngn's Cos, dis Inn
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LOR SALE OR To LEASE-A piece of Ground on
Broadway, between Pearl and Anthony sts. well cacua,
ed for large public building, having front Of IS feet
Broadway by Us feet in depth ard front Of IS feet
Anthony 81. For terms, apply 10
IFS 81 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. ! Broad-st.
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Al Sprngsi Gre1rwch.st offers for sas large and
general Of HARDWARE, Cutlery, Britannia and
Japsned Ware OH