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AmussMtutg.

AIR. WHITNEY AND THE ALLEGANIANs, at
Nlc1ntou Hal, Trurstsy evening Jsnasry -. ~. :.
roieiock -Drasorv ard Nrs,c-Mr WHITNEY has ne
rrarfraiion announce. fs, IN Consequence Nsspec
Request, ~ will submit a. ENtrs rniertsnuent, WIN
American Orstoss aad Poeuiosi Psu ely tor ene even
order 10 render complete he ggsnG novel effects Ia
trnred In his rrr@rsorscrs. he has succeeded 10 &C.
ssgipg he hi9hiy-ts'euted ALLEGANiANS, whose per
orarces are pronogncet b. sr,aieurs IN Boston ard ~
he press they have sung as being superior even
r 80 ~ Cav McDuse. Cslhouu WEBSTER
Rantoiub p Henry Hodnsns Poem .; Non;sr-y
Aso o.h-r uus;rsaons Of American Poets admissSn. "
cenis. - :. -
EVTERPFAN SOCIETY ssh Season The Anri-
Erers1rv Coussri and Bal q his Scee,y VII se svea
he Apollo Rooms on ThsrsdAy eS-n'ss. .ls' ns
Member. receive their tickets a. ne socety loSu
Howard House, Tuesday evening Freeea.ng .ee Con
cert o; he subscribed Wser.st or " " oosrtse
Persons wishing 20 eeeoue members an 90 - ~ sFP"
cation thror N member. previous 10 he shove fa!e
Tsst.. By order T ". REEyE, secy.
A MEXICAN NrsETM-SPLENDlD PERFORM.
AANSEs Y; s.'ernoon sns e~s sn.sr If ErRoSiAN
MlNsrRELs, the most talented bard in America Aso
eusssst %. following nevstcs snS gersrnrrs, .ss
aud Gernsny. The famous CHAPMAN FAMILY, GREAT
WESTERLY Misses wMEELsS snd isLiES 5 :, IN
with one Of MI. Ponies snd their harness TWO NON
STER SNAKES. - feet long; ANATOMICAL VIEWS,
FORTUNE TELLER, sc. Admission > eents Children
MYSTERIES OF WITCHCkAFT-A uo.hsr
wi operation uron somnsmbGa,g Nh SHAW
will repesi MS rec sni successful rmeus W nnsn
su--epuhiffv otherwise kuowa Mesmerisri, Ac. on
TuesiNy, Wednesday and Thursday evenings o. ms
week Jan iq -. p al The ITALIAN Esl, 90 ofsnd-sl
near Niei IA many Of he sudieacs A. desire VIII De
operated upon snd variety u mrthi1, nnsrai grave
and comca results produced, To commence Al = oeoek
Admitsuce ?, cents. ~ oes-
NEW-YORk GALLERY OF THk FINE
lNARrS TIE exhibition OF the works OF arr belonging
10 mis- institution open The Rotrncs N the Pss
Thre- tne pieces q Sculpture by Brown have been aie
added viz Ruth presented by Miss Eliza Hicksi Inc
Boz and Dog the IN o. Chaf'e. NJ Leupp, Esq ara
AtOus
In addition to the above and valuable ca'sogue Of IN
cravings. this collection embraces Coles Cour~ OF En
pirs And Voyage Of Life, beside other tae specimens o.
American Art by Mount lngham, lnrsn. Edmonis, Ia
l rand Chapman. Rothe mel ard Others.
The CELERY i open daily from A. ~ uni dAIA, ana on
/ Monisg and Tuesday evenings only until - ?. NJ.
Life Membership One Dollar Single admissions = co
/ Csia.ogues i2l cents. d.t ln.seoo
/ lrIREMEN'- BALTIC Eighteenth Annnsl os q,
4 In Ali OF M. New-Nors Fir, Department Fund VII
taKe place the Para Theatre On Monday eVenn
uary Ssh, l3t7. ~ w @hsni hNrH
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Thus the comparison correctly stated shows os.
In the receipts At the ports OF olos oses on s
year and Of III $40 bales on the year before
In regard the increased stocks m the interior towns
the hgures given where the comparison with last year
is shown make sn increase Of 1900 bales, say IN Aa
gusta Macon. Columbus and Montgomery Had that
paper carried the comparison out in regard TO Memphis
n would have been discovered that the difference OF
1900 bales would have been entirely lost aud that the
actual stock In the whole Of the Inferior towns ~A ess
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Court Calendar-THls DA,

CIRCUIT CouRr.-SAme as YESTERDAY
COMMON PIEAs-Psrt l. Nos 20. 2e9 2l. %, -, -,
81 81, Part Mos a. %, &C 6s, 70. -. "A, 20,
=, "a, 81, 81 81 Sc 90
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS

~ The remainder OF the volunteers under Col.
baruet Ell Staten leland yesterday in the brig Empire
and ship Jubilee All hands were ia tptop spirits, and
ord cheers were given by them and returned by those
On shore smsh attempt at mutiny among the crew
o. the Empire was put down by the prompt discharge
OF SIX OF The hands aud supplying their places by Others
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ArRw TARIHE-In

NEW TARIFF.-Ia visw Of The rsdoction On NE ~.
~ ri which takes place this day. and 70 Keep pacs VT
tbs sp':t Of the age w 7. Jennings 90 - nfos
wsy American Hotel viii rsdoce the price Of Inef elo.n
/, w ik- prooort,on Tney have on hand Afsc -
rsr.rf az rIons cassnnsres and vosngs also, open
ala ,toci OH rst quality ready made clothing fsney
Articles under clotnng he kc- 6ernstnen 10 80
riel>s are invited examine oar sssortmenL o. -
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MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUARY

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In Offering this 10 the public tue publishers con-
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Books.
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..H,t him again Jim; he haInl got no friends
yx>ur NI-NBFR or YANKEE DOODLE Tor me pre-
mi week contains spleldd Political Cereaiure'
lawn Nv Martin preventing Mr. Polk In the act Oh pm.
,sains Nexico aier the most scientific fashion The re.'
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Inv Courts.


me ma OF EsSers Norris tor alleged larceny Al
1nc Navy lard, was continued. Mr.. N. is a masters
mse IN tse Navy, and Capt Hudson and other gentle
sn were brought up 10 testify TO his good character
HE testimony is closed and the case viii be summed
~ 'his forenoon by Mr.. Batter L. 5 District Attorney
defence
Covsr OF COMMON PIrAs--la Chambers before
'acg- lngrshsm- HShess Corpus lad usmed Thos Ry
an IT was brought up iron Governors Island on spp
sseon oil ms father and bis release demanded from the
l. ; Army, into which he had enlisted as a musician
60 he ground that he is minor being shown ths,
tue isher did no, consent to the enlistment the boy
was discharged ~
Before Judge Ul'hoeser- cA~l.sFrsnson Va Edsuus
N9FN-Sisnoer and False Imprisonment This case
Was med once before Mr. r was nortr, in The s,ors
d Conn. Bradley & Co No. a Exchange plsce which
vas considerably injured BY IRE one evening in January
@ There appeared to be no doubt but the rs had been
1851 ~ IN oeendisry. and Mr.. F. with young man
~ned nsnry Macy clerk in the store were arrested
osespicaon Mr. T. After being in prison DAYS was lib
$3.50 oei Macy bed on the charge though we believe
v ay acquitted The firm subsequently refused 10 take
sseA 70 Their employment give him letter OF
Nc, sas Mr. C. ssid II is stated that be was
sscshed OF his innocence Action is brought fog
s.s sna isse imprisonment For defence Il was
: .s.s ~. L was justified by the connection of Mr.
con-.a Nsy, and other circumstances 10 take the
Rr~,s s Ae ana The testimony is closed. Mr. James 4
MI 80 p'.hea and Mr.. NJ. Smith gr for defence
u" sum w this forenoon
m,..,o,,1,s ,vm-An inquiry Is pending before Com
Jgrv !. :, NeCoan cook and Win C White. and a
Mn RssS ~e sound disposins mind or otherwise Of
., ,o%sul'.On was sppontsd BY The cOur, Of Ch.ncery
wvs.. spPnesnon. we understand OF Messrs David
nasns John Adams and another sen,Ieman execu
~,s OF ne estate Of Mr. Read
nsx;on. y Of highly respectable character and con
ps.. she sister Of John r. Desplsinc ESQ and
o. large estate |, Is suggested tina, she has
bors 81 considerably by the death Of relativesla
~. 1Aosf dsiasion, wants 10 have Der child 1--WE be
wIs. Hs1 only child broagh, back To HE, talks and
'ae getting the better Of her sfs,cton ana bsr
asS,,., - rssemog ia quiet and calrnness Several
~ =. seaiemea have been examined TIE inquiry
For ~. sansa For applicants. Mr. James Humphrey
~ sssss ,. = Msrturg and chss oCounor
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MARINE JOURNAL.
% SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE

CLEARED.
sbips Queen of the West Noodhoru Liverpool.
Woodruff q Minturn Hampton Briggs, Liverpool y
Wheelwright. Elsnore Proctor. Liverpool II IeeN
& 60. Columbia Robinson. Charleston 800
Brig Emma. Durham Trinidad De Cuos' ChAs'e AN
& Ponyert 49,. -, Lila, 4 psr.
sehrs Suffolk Berry Port su Prince SEEDING . teI'
ris Forest King Kelly Curacao Foster NicN'rs9 3
Globe Simmons Washington; Michigan jeiIy' f na,t
more Johnson 4 Lowden. Hiram Girard. fnee h-iu
more. MAILER & Lord; Amphieious, snnson fni-aei'
phiA Hope Richards. 10
Barge Delaware. Cresse Amooy'
ARRIVED.
shin south Carolina Hamilton, De In Charleston
cotton snd rice, ~ q sutton ~. D.
shin Palestine Mumford. I'm Orleans sno the oar
"a inst cotton 10 Stanton s Frost sailed IN comp
with ship Charlemagno. 10th inst, cape iorios " y
w rs miles. spoke ship Montreal, from OreAn' io'
Rris sarah Bentley. Oxnard - ds I'm Port au Prince
1oguSo5 sc TO A { Rossre s. Co.
sehr Louisa Robinson. 10 ds I'm Plymouth n-h &c
SrSr Compliance Loring de I'm Boston md'e to
MEMORANDA.
rrb I'll. vrzph reports no vessels in sight ST sunset
eiter bas.' Of packet ship Queen Of the West VII
close A, Keny, ms. 10 Wal.st. az % ls Q c-ocA
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THE HERB DOCTOR HAS COoE!-Theies
/ an herb doctor In your city "ho las olnerth' meof
cine for each disease he undertakes on me terms no cue
No nav Thousands know their curative powers yon
neh have heard Of his med zines hundreds are rocknS
10 his place at 2G6 BroOme.s New YORK and NO seuth
seyenihst Philadelphia In the aiter pace DC has our
zen rooms occupied for his business There have been
bought within The last few months vas qoanies o hefps
wagon load. from different parts have been purchased
there min. kettle. IN constant operation snc We nave
more th.n hundred patients DAY beside, we nave
visiting doctors who wait upon All nose p" NJ eenno
10 IA We have been but tour monn- IN view iVs' pus
already hey pouring m from ali quarters Aho W M
b,i, I'd aev cures every day and do say that We
h.ve our sheet the wind ana DID defiance Dcouebo
onsckery and assert, fearless Of c0na1lcNDn s con
sumption that dreadful scotrge mat mas sa even ioio
than " itself, can be- cured -, -, ,
Al 50 Thorn osonst there lives woman VINO had oerh
given up by her physician ne -aa ne hsI IA ~
be prOppsd no n bed Yesterday here were bubo'ts
came 10 our place saving such and such persons sent -o
Doe. any one suppose haI this would ne iuS case m
Incidence were not good One gentleman said John Cox
sent aim man that Owes his hie 10 herb meaaehes PC
haps. smother stating ihst he CrorP s1rpp hsn
"a sed their child life and aer hynief my cshdes I'VE
persons stated a The worst Aind. hunnsns re
hndng their 10 our place Jemes eynp.oh el. - m
csrrhcats which goes a. show bad case OF az Ahsessd
uHg cured II you don't believe me 90 'nd see un 81 '
ont closed a geue usn csme rom
gsayertov stating hr Jonah Bane sent Jonah bane nA1
meal prdreds tosfs and bad been given up Dy nres
rkyscisns 10 die with consum ptOn heis now siNoss
ana a wonder 10 all bis friends , d, -
Jobn Sel N Wilism,burgh cured o. rheumalsn AM
Thomss Jiusirs's two children cured of whooping'
eouyh ant a number OF their neigfnors a.so
J0nn Clgmlry vas cured q con-umptpn Hl.t - hri
heen reduced 70 perfect skeleton and not peced 10 I'VE
me week residence Chester County Pa NJ S.ffman
8earh-st was cured % fhetms1sfn thle Jonn W,
Neal u Trenton y Wa cured Of ln hrecl'h N ,ns
insy. ana . yery bad cough. Henry oIun Wss cured ~
,fToa,srr Ia farf instance ali SHOW you on or
oo over 80 cures 1ei1fmet sad safisfsetory oo VIII
ng Fs 3foniss Cal hn al an early day I'D 30 'Ai'
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Io,dou Grain NIarket..Dec Z

During last week the srrivalt OF English Wheat Bar
lev and Oats for our markets coaswse were on very
extensive scale but large portion Of the former article
went direct the hands OF the miers The imports Of
Foreign Wheat and Flour were only moderate.
Fresh up this day the receipts Of English Wheat coast
wise as well as by land carriage and sample were sea
scvaby good. and of fair average quality. Notwith'
ssndng the actual quantity Of Wheat of home produce
on offer was large the trade Of that article was by
means so heavy as might have been expected arising
chiefly from many OF the large mers being rather short
of stock Still however the sale must be considered In
scve AT barely but At nothing quotable beneath the
currencies obtained on this day might.
Very little Indian Corn show and as much as 02s
per or was paid for very superior lot OF American
we were by no means heavily supplied with free for
eiru Whest Selected parcels of both red and white
moved of steadily fully last weeks prices but all other
Qualities were a mere drug, though we cannot call them
lower T.,
In Corn under lock we have few sales to report In
the currencies no alteration took place.
'be Flour trade was dull yet prices were supported
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c.su -.uoprwG ESTABLISHMENT.

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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

"WEDNESDAY. p NJ.
The Stock market is rather buoyant excepting
Harlem which went down to J0; The fsnces generally
are working upward. The sales Of Government new
Skies were TO considerable extent and the market was
firm.
In Exchanges there is not much doing, and the
quotations are "a before In consequence Of the mode
OF produce offering freghts are rather
easy Flour could be shipped TO Liverpool ct 4s Cd To
London rates are very heavy and TO I'll parcels were
taken A. Cd. and led. Cotton to Liverpool Is 5lod
and dull.
The bills Of the Plainfeld Bank have not been
under protest They have been and are redeemed at
the Bank and the agency in this city.
The Seamens Bank for Savings has declared the
usual dividend payable on the 18th inst
The Bank OF Mobile a seni-annusl dividend OF
two and half per cent
The Merchants Insurance Co. Of New Orleans
g. per share or l6s per cent for six months.
The following notice is from the Office OF Ihomp-
cons Bank Note List.
A $50 counterfeit note the Bank u Kentucky came
into the street this morn ng from Lafayette Ia MS
well calculated 10 pass without detection Letter j.,
vxneite female and two small boys paper thin sign
ing, filling up and engraving good
The statement annexed gives general summary
of the Foreign Commerce Of the port Of Baltimore for
the year ending the 3lst December, 1916
rronor,. in American vessels s3s247IO
do Foreign do .-.--..-.------.- S3-'f<
Total amount Of imports from foreign coun-
tries year lc4o-.- sfi"o1o-
hxPor's oil a0"esu' p'o'U'' o26lO5
Exports Of domestic produce in foreign vessels los1oo
iV wsar @ isas v 66ls $50
Foreign merchandise exported IN American oo.o
vessels .---.------ N''0@N
Foreign merchandise exported in foreign yes
sells -------------- $500
Total amount OF exports to foreign countries,
wear 1896 s6,7T4 $50
! No. Of Utssss Tons. Men
| American vessels cleared to for
eign countries. $500 3Ssl
| Foreign vessels cleared 10 foreign 40
/ countries. .----------l2S ~s,sol l,fys
Total clesrances year ls46......5i2 1929 $40
American vessels entered from
/ foreign countries. -...-...-.---3jl s5,5Oo "o'o
Foreign vessels entered from for --
eign countries .----.---------.ll 49, -
Total entries OF vessels year 1886 476 l057lO 4s'V
The following table will exhibit in coniensed
form the Of sssessabIe property in the city Of
Baltimore subject taxation tor State and City pur
poses in the several years specified
City 1874. .s55,s4s'44s sssss76e sss,7a6,l9
City, le45...... 56,357,6o5 4Ol5sls oo319'YSS
City, ls4G.....- 607es,s56 40332a5 o4's52'i'l
State 1874 50, s05,045
State, 1916. .-.-----..-.--...-----.. 9oVo.1.s
state 1886 --..---.........-... "a, 4O1sOo
The receipts into the City Treasury of the last year
amounted to S6s3O4O 30, the payments were s'lo'
ISL % leaving balance Of $40 a. TO the debt oil the
treasury on the 3ls day of December against which the
$4,000 of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
i bouds stand credited.
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The receipts into the City Treasury OF the last year
amounted TO S6s3O40 30, the payments were sn6'-
5s1 o. leaving balance of $3.50 a. to the debt oil the
treasury on the day of December against which the
$4,000 of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
honda stand credited
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