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amusemsuts.
CONCERT or
AfaOAME ApLAMOWfCZ

xTrHE BROOKLYN FEMALE ACADEMY, Jorals-
"A uonsi vii tske place Tuesday uext the 18Th OF
hich occasion she Ia. eeeeded IN securing
he valuable services Of Herr dorm, FFs, Hornis aaa
uiarst 10 the Grszt Duke Of Baden aud OF me svorte
Horuist, Mr.. KNAEBBL.
Mr. p WFRZEL viii preside as he Piano Forte
Teset, 50 cents escho be hsd At the music stores IN
Rrokyu Al the door u he perfsr nance bal 90 the even
Ing ofthe Concert and a. M Wlaers, 81 FUTON At and
50 Ailannc.st
Door. spen II s-Coucert 10 commence at.
PROGRAMME
l. Cavefrs. Una Noee POGO a'-Opers mar
Der Of Sevins-slng BY Mad Aosmowie< e. ho"ini
Adagio and Vsrafions on . fasorite Iyrole-
40 Air, composed and executed BY Her
Dom
: s,o,ch Ballad. Aud Robin Grsy'-Sdng
BY Madame AhlAr,owicx. .............
New Soug by Ire eeleora'ed >pohr. tr-s-
sr sung before an American sodencei-sy
Maasri- Ahlsrow ic-, with horn accoura-
niment ~ Herr Dorr .....................
PAgT H.
; Adsgio with Echo. composed By T. Dufay
executed ~ Herr Dorm ...................
q. Cavsurs. Come per Serene, from
sonnamblls, sung y pirLcu.sr cesirel
BY Madame Abamo~icE ......................B eliri
: Grsri CorcertAnie nu~ts fo- TWO Horns.
he favoriie air, Farewell Arshy's Dsnsh-
ter Beanmsnn
s. English Song " Oh give but my Arab
steei," executed by Madame Ablancsiez.
composed GA Hocson
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MARIAN DESMOND,
" The Golden Rule and Odd Fellows Fami-
OR THE HAPPY SEw-YEAR

" The Golden Rule and Odd Fellows Fami-
" Companion, for Saturday Jan 10 contains Chap "
Of the above deeply interesting Tale BY P G. Charles
Burde,l Also. the following interesting articles
l. BKocg, THE BLooDHoUNp, by VIM. Howilt-An ex-
celleni story.
II. LADiEs PAeE-Onginal and seleeted-good.
Ill OBSERVATIONS ~ NArusAL HisToEY, By Re-. L.
Jenyns.-Ainusing anecdotes OF birds and insects.
". CoatiSED ATTACK " TIE EDIoRs oF The las"
aSp Ask upon our Certificate Of MembershP-Our De-
fence OF ibis splendid Engraving
V. sEcEEr socIErns-"A Canton 10 Brothersr-Rs
member the Poor-inieresing Ediiorisls
VI Litter FROM MoSTEEEY, from officer in the
Amyvery graphic and interesting together with great
variety for all classes Of readers-Locsi o. Diree
tory, &c. sc. &c.
TERMs.-Mall subscribers So In advance Delivered a.
the residences Of subscribers New York and Brooklyn
al - 50 year. 81 week payable 10 The carriers
THE CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP,
splendid Engraving on Steel which cost over $1,000, IL
given to the subscribers the Golden Rule at half price,
To non-subscrbers One Dollar. Every Odd Fellow should
take this excellent and popular well the oies, peri
odica Of the Order Z. WINCHESTER, Publisher
u5 BUS 80 Ann-sL
IT. Waned-seyers Canvassers- Apply as above
~ DIR. Woods sar,aParlls and VIVID Cherry Bit
for the permanent removal Of All such diseases A. take
state OF the liver and stomach. Of the
system, and 0sordered habit Of constitution, and the
whole u Diseases for which The medical faculty
for united In prescribing the celebrated Sass
parilla and the Bark Of wild Cherry.
Dr. Wood Sarseparilla and Wild Cherry Biiers, Is
the only medicine made OF these articles and founded
the best medical principles aud heir virtues
rAeIed by rigid chemical analysis experience has shown
is unusual power and efficacy aud viii be found on trial
10 and speedy remedy for The diseases enumers
ted above They purify the blood secure regular ciges
ton promote healthy action Of the liver and stomach
and strengthen the Al once securing health and
vgor he whole system. la al cases Of dependency,
from gesOn irritation, they have been used
with remarkable they less useful a. re-
edy for headache hsulency loss Of appetite and gen
eral pro.stion of the system Al the time, must
be stated that they neither violent nor at al dangerous
in their securing they do the desired end BY
= steady, regular, and easy influence. .
Sold Wholesale and retsn by WYATT kETCflAM,
general agents III FuiOns al retail ~ Broadway Sll
Blesckerst n Y J w. Smith cor Fulton and Cranber-
~ sts. Brooklyn. Price 81 large bottles u 5mis
WIGS AND ToUPEEs.
rFBatcheIor's ne W Invented Wigs and scalps
the st perfect sad natural specimens VI me arr OF
Wiz - iIg. The public Invited 10 inspect A large
assortment manufactured only BY WIN, BATCHELOH,
Wall-sl near Broedwsy. Copy the address 70 lmis
r. wigs and -calps-rhe largest the che4ps.i and
the beat assOI menl /. TO be found al A Z. bAhh1s
dla imis- ~ Broad~sy eorner OF Lh-rtv a np-sLs1
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Fer Sales of StOcs,, &C. see Fourth Pqse.

FRIDAy, T NJ.
The corner in Harlem continues to operate.
and the stock closed to day at Sc $50 In Canton there
10 more doing than Tor time past and at better
fssss The fsncies generally rather buoysnt and
Morris and vicksburs looking up. New Government
Skies sold to day e7i which Is little better and the
Old ct 100 which is worse.
The supply Of Bills being rather light drawers
Of Sterling enabled to sdvsncc the rates Sterling
today Is quoted at 81 act but without sales per
cent Francs 543ia542.
Some engagements OF Flour to Liverpool were
made q, as I'd. and Grain at l7ddlsd. Cotton sled
for square -Four tive ships have recently been taken
up for Rio Jsneiro To Hsyre Grain has been shipped
At esc. which is lower Flour nominslIy 81 l2i, Cot
ton lc
The statement annexed from the Secretary Re
port Of Commerce and Navigation shows the proportion
Of Exports and Imports from each of the States and
Territories during the year ending June 80 1916
kxFoRTs. lNrOKTS.
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IITrRATueE OF THE WEEK!

a
x4yM TAYLOR a co. No. Aston House, have a4ways
w FOR the current literature OF me DAY as soon IS
issued Among the most recent publications are M.
foundations and AOnement. tale py MIS- Ooie. iul'
tale written In the welkno style of iIs popular su'
Ing the asi production OF her ged pen Price ~ cents
Litles Living Age No. l40 for the week endng Jahes
~ l6 This work better calculated 20 roster a. oI
reading and for the desire after improvement tosn
any know Of and should be In the hands OF every ami
ly who desire good Al the tme interesting feans
Is PIP Published weekly Subscription % per snnam
Single copies IA cents.
Rupert sinclzir the Fshless Wife q tale oy me au'
thor Of Ter Thousand Year Price = cents
A New Way 10 Pay Old Debts Comedy IN ave sts'
By Philip Massinger being no. 5 Of The Modern STAND
ard Drama Price u. cents
Vol " Of Tbs Modern Standard Drama. containing
usual plays with Portrait and Memoir Of haehsi
Bound 10 cloth Price one dOlisr. &C &c. &C
fls WIN TAYLOR s co. No. AsOr House
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Boarding.

DOARD-A hne parlor with bedroom and pantry,
Dmay be hsd Al sis Broadway. They be handsomely
furnished Il desired ll3 wis
DOAKD-A pleasant room and board Tor one OF Nv o
ID persons OF responsibility can be had a. NO 20 Nhle
IT. near Brosdway-also, an attic room w WIS
ENTLENEN'- LODGINGs.-Sng.e gentle,
W msn can have pleasant rooms furnished win GOOD
beds carpets chairs tables stoves closets &c 70 one gen
tl-nan FOR and = per week or So and - each per
week n two gentlemen occlpy room together Apply
Al 90 West Broadway. ITO ~
UNFINISHED ROOM down town m the house Of a
genier private family without bOarders to lei % sin.
ge gentleman very reasonable terms tor ocauon ana
oher psrcuars inquire al stores Is and II FultonsL
il1 Gus
DOONl> TO LET. with or without board, m the
house Of gentCei family near Broadway, IN aSer
IL The rooms VIII be rented together separately. and
on reasonable terms Inquire a. 81 Wakerst i Sieodis
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Liverpool VIII close at Renyons Foreign Letter O.ee,
20 Waist at quarter before y O'Clock The SlTie De
erase for HAVE and Gladiator for London. ere de-
tanned until Monday. The Yorkshire Is expected 70
riEe at Liverpool Monday Feb J.
The rivers are somewhat clear Of zee Wind ESE.
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AN NATURALIZATION TO THE

GREEK LANGr AGE-Conianing an outline OF ne
VI Grammar win Appropriate EAsfeises Tor me - u
schools ard Prya-e Learners BY A Z. hendncki RIO
lessor Of Greek Language IN Madison University
u have not only read Prof Kendrlcks Introduction 10
the Greek Language but have bad good opportunity Of
Judging Of %. ajsp-dnrss 10 he purposes Of elementary
f1,trlction From such knowledge would unhsstAungy
xpress the opinion that for beginners IN The study Of me
Greek Language II IS superior 10 any WORK " me nna
hat has ever come under my inspeclon
TAYLOR LEWIS, Professor OF the
Greek Language, &c uuigersity Of New fosh
For sale BY MAXI II. M" MAS ~.
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NEW TARIFF

NEW TARIFF. In view Of tho reduction Of tho Tar
IT, which skes place this day, and 10 keep pace with
the spirit OF tbs age w T. jennings Co. 81 Broad
way, American Hotel viii reduce the prcs OF their cloth
ms In like proportion They now hand large as
OF cloths csssmeres and vestpss also, sPlsn
did stock OF quality ready made clothing fancy dress
articles under clothing &c. &C Gentlemen Ia want OF ar
tic In yited TO examine our assortmenL dl lsu
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fashionable Clothing.

WIN. T. JENNINGS e. co. DrsPes and Taiiors,
w Importers Of Cloths, Csssimeres, Vesings, Fancy
press Articles kelo appreciation OF the success which
attended th.ir efforts In catering ior the community, would
tender the assurance upon the Of the Fall
Trade that will be their endesvor add the induce
ments which have rendered 81 Broadway THE ESrAB-
LIsHMEST al which furnished Garments Possessing
the requisites which continue to commend them TO
the economist FOR IN the style and character Of the cloth
Ing are enabled furnish through the aid Of as ecenI
corps Of be found In tho country 10 The
sequel to the attractions Of our moderate charges
large assortment Of new goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
Twseis nc for Dress and Frock Goats Oyercosts Sacks.
Ge French English and American Csssmsrss for Pants
looms word In reference to this garment 10 which ss
experience has satisfied the many FEW cutters excss
trial In this line ia especially solicited Merno Velvet
SILK and Satin vestnss in great variety The usual sssor
men, Of hrst quality Ready made overcosts, Original
Sacks Cloaks Dress snd Frocs Goats Psntaoons Vess
nc with aehoics ssscuon OF Fancy Dress srcss, scas
Crsvsus, Bdkts, Gloves, suspeudsrs Shirts Collars.
Bosoms. Halt Hose. nc. Gbu
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u. D. Rector of St Georges Church, wiz preach the
Free Church q the Epiphany $50 sfantonst between Is.
snd Norfolk as on Sunday evening Jan IT, Service
commence Al u o'clock The usual quarterly collection
vii be made. rs IL
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Savings Bank Tor me dement, OF tue "i"o" anu "'
lsNyowsaso ~ Aer of fAsL "a x,, ,oo
CAPITAL, G50O,OOO sterling or sS,oOO'OoV.
SIs5,OO0.
T. LAME MURRAY, ESQ OeosgesL hsnoVer-s1uHe'
Chairman Of the Court If Director, IN London
Ply5c,aS-J ELLloTsoN, MD FRS
Aauary-W s. h. wOOLH0UsE, ESQ F.RAs.
SserstGy-F Y. CAMRoUx, ESQ
THIS INSTITUTION embraces important and sub.tan
ua .dvsnIages with peot to life assurance and de-
serrsd .nnuites The assured has all occasions the
power borrow without rense or forfeiture OF me pom
icy two-lhds Of the premiums paid also the option oi
iscting b.nehts and the conversion Of bis interests
meet other convenience or necessity.
Assurances for Of years ., he lowest possible
Persons insured for life can at once borrow half smount
Of annual premium for hys successive years on heH own
.sToT fsr CAPITAL Is PEEN.sESrLY fsvEsrEo IN the
United States 10 Of three VI The Local Directors
Is TruseesAyaabe always 10 The assured In case OF DIS
puied claims tshoud any such ar.el or olnerwi.e
The payment Of premiums nalfyeary or quarterly, al
triaing advance upon the annuslr rate
No charge for stamp cuty.
Thirty DAYS allowed sher each payment VI premium be-
comes due, without forfeiture Of policy.
Travelling leave extensive snd liberal aud exua promi
ums The most moderate scale
DrvlsIos PsofIrs The remarssoe success and In
creased prosperity he Society has enabled ths Df C.
tors the last annual investigate 70 declare fourth
bonus varying from 81 20 s. per cent on The premiums
paid on each policy effected on The proht sea'-
UNITED STATES boAsD OF Local DlRLcToks-tCh Chief
once Tor Amsries, "a Walst l-NeS- Yort-Jseoo haf-
vey Esd Chairman John j. Palmer ESQ, Jonathan
Goodhae Esq James Boormsn. Esq, George Barclay
Esq samDefS 5. Rowland, ESQ, Gorham A. Worn, ESQ
samuel NJ Fox. Esq, William Van Hook, ESQ and C. I'd
ward Hsolcht, ESQ.
Lsfepha-CIsment c. Biddle Esq, Louis A. Cooley
ESQ, george Rex Graham, Esq, William Jones, Gag
Batunors--Jonsthsn Meredith. ESQ.,, Samuel honmsn
ESQ. DR.. J. II. McCalloh.
]. Leandsr Starr General Agent. and Edward T. kieh
srdson ESQ., General Accountant for tho United States and
British ~ A. Colonies
Nsdical Eramusrs, Eew-York-J. Ksapy Rodgers, NJ
40 BeeckersL, Alexander L Hosaex N. d., loi Frank
Inst; > 5. Keene NJ. D., go Tourist
Medical Examiners attend al ~ WalsL and No. -
BOwery O'Clock T. NJ daiy Fee paid by The society
S,andtsk Csaasei-Wnham Van Hoox, Esq 80 WaltsL
Baakers-The Merchants Bank.
Solict0r-John Hone ESQ. ii Finest
Casaisr-Henry h. CUtlip, Eco.
Act 10 respect 10 insurance for lives for The benent
married woInsn passed BY the Legislature Of newfofk
LEI April 1870.
Pamphlets blank FORMS table Of raie. s of agents, &c
&c obtained the Chef Office II Walst 49, Bowery o
from Of the Agents throughout lie United States
and Brush North American Colonlss
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
for the United States and D. y A Colonies
eW-York. eth Januafy, lSf7 y Nisjn
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Nj ARINE JOUR- A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.


~ SEh MAMIE JOOhNhL fOOhfh fhdA
CLEARED
ship Yorkshire Bailey, Liverpool c II Marshall
BTks Nstchez Lindsay, Cork, Ogden, Cesar Prus-
SIAN klcster, Charleston.
Brig Cameo Hale Genoa J Robinson.
Sehrs hsrrss Rogers Newbern, Samuel r Jackson,
Higgins, Beroee, Nesmi,h & Walsh; Richard Taylor.
Suiier Portland Merchant Williams, Franklin. D L
Handy, Pensacola Hudson Kincsid. Merssosne 7 Ca
marina
sloop Arrow. Miller Proridence
Barge Delaware, Crosse, South Amboy
ARRIVED.
Ship Atlas. Coin, I'm Liverpool Dec s. mase 10 Slate
6Hcner y howelL ~ sieerAse Passengers. Sailed In
company with ship Tarolin,s, for Boston Lett ships
Niagara and Monte yuma hence jus, srrived Rochester
tor York next day Dec 81 LAT 81 50 Ion 50 s. spoke
ship sea Witch Waterman steering ST. Jan & LAT 81
10. lon g. % passed bark NewHsven steering south
day spoke sehr Laculley OF Csstine from Boston
for 81 CroN.
ship Galeus Dennis % ds fn n Orleans cotton. &c.
10 VIM Nelson steersge passengers
Austrian ship Alessandrs Wrinoyie so ds I'm Trieste
rags, &c 10 order.
Ship Hecter Spencer fun Liverpool Nov % mdse to
Hurlbut & Co; 2l9 Storage passengers.
ship Hudson. Page I'm Orleans and the Bar Dec p
cotton sc, to Collins Co.
Swedish bark Ocean. WInrcldt TN Gehe. and - ds I'm
Elsinore, iron 20 Boornan, Johnston Co. The . has
experienced very weather the passage. Toe;
sails and spSrs and sprung leak.
BIZ brig Rose, Stevenson, 20 de I'm ST AIMS Bay, IA
msics, pmento. &c, to Aymsr & Co.
Schr Champion Robinson, Dis I'm Nantucket oil, &c,
TO Cartwright Harrison & Co.
BELOW
British ship Bremen bark and brig Susan, from
Csdiz.
sAILED-Bsrk Chssham. Bearss for Cork.
MEMORANDA.
Letter bags Of PACKET shp Yorkshire Capt Bailey for
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~ Rey.Wm. VI. SfiIweII !. delivering .erie.

r. Rev. VIM. vi. sfilwell u delivering series II
aisCourse. On Sunday afternoons the true Gospel
ed from the words Of Chrsi himself. without refer
ence 20 creeds doctrines Of secs denomination.
Sub Get o-Inon0w-Ckrsts conversation with NicOdemus
Seats free In the Church ChrysesL between Walker and
Hester fIf IL
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Nrvv MILITARY WORK

L'OR VOLUNTEERS sc.-D. APPLETON co have
L lately published Elements Of Aisry Ar and science
or Course Of Instruction In Strategy Foytihcauon Iaetcs
Of Battle. &c embracing the dulss Of stah Infantry Csy
airy Artillery and Engineers adapted 70 me use o. Vol
Tuieers and Military By II. Wsser Haleek. A NJ Lieut.
OF Enxneers L. ). Army vol limo Price u D.
tbs work Is issued the right time FOR hose who are
about sngazirx the service Of he county, ard "no
fnd Necessary make the military zrt aud science
study order properly to discharge ne dulles posed
upoi hem The tile gives good idea of me scope Of
he work yet would say that tho various suoecs 70
il appear 70 be reate In learned but perspcnous msnnef
Indeed we deem he present treatise infspensaoe 70
osfs Of all grades connected with The military whether
Ia The regular service the militia There are t"eve
plates VI diagrams showing The operations oil ne heio
draw from Napoleon agnsthe ATTACK aud defence
Of forresses kc-whch add much 70 clear understand
ug Of he siters treated " the uniltaied reader a.
well =. 10 The student amount u normauon Of
general Interest all persons vii also be found n ms
volume n. . pale,.r-
RECENTLY IMPORTED-Parley on Conducting ffae'
tcsl Operations Of a Siege v0ls--S -
Humphrey Modern System Of forlneaion->&
Aide M-more " the Military sclereesi Voi- sna II
Gore on Field Battery Exefci.e--cL Ji5 rs
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lrOUID HAIR DYE.

Dye decidedly The best vel offered Il produces per
fecuy even and natural color without staining he sn
leaving The ha son and elastic the natural hair Sol
q 80 whiska bottles o. Copy The address Is issis
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foa s02 SS il,Sb,6S Sis, sis Si1l o9l 7E
he Exports from New loIk are about 3SA per cent
q The whole amount from the county, which rather
aoethsn the usual proportion. The Imports at New
York reach 81 per cent of the aggregate imports OF the
eeansry Louisiana exported within i've and half mil
ioas much as New York. but the imports were only
asetsn,h as much Massachusetts is the next lar se.t
Importing and exporting state, and the proportion is
about the same as at Newiork Maryland appears to
have exported more largely than Pennsylvania but her
Imports only nity per cent as much. The largest
6prsporton OF exports and imports 10 10 Alabama the
sapsss being tSs6osl7, while the imports only
>eSso7 NewJersey did not impor, and export to-
sesAsf nearly as much she taxes strangers who are
'eagsd to pass over her territory
Al Buffalo the Moaey Market is easy the banks
sxheirng more disposition 10 extend accommodation.
rhssc 10 hardly enough paper Offering to call for the
ssasss, notice
Al Boston the revenue derived from customs in
iss and lsts is thus cOu,ra',ed
-, to Mar. ss4s Cos ~ Jan to Mar 81 81 asols o.
pl to June 30 is7as57 Ap TO June 30 issssS2 10
to Sep 80 lo2s 757 g. Jy TO sep. 30 545 a.
~ltoDee 3ll,osiS49 81 Oct ! to Dee 81 sls.7S5 Q5
rs,al. .SSa49 63s oo Total. 49,. .s4ss6.6Ss s
Decrease Of revenue. .$S6s,9t5 p.
he following 10 statement Of the commerce Of ths,
po's for the year ending Dec. 81 1886
'sss Of Imports in American vessels. 7soe ace
In Foreign do ...... fei7 200
Total imports. So 62c SO
Apart Of the &th Or estimated
Yaiss e. Exports IN 4rsricdr YesSeis
fossn Mdse. 81. $50 207, Domestic Mdse A. 500 sSi
Yai.s Of Exports IN Foreign ptssels
Foreign goods. $a44sl7iAmericsn goods $50 500
ioti EXPORT ........--.--....... .tS37a3sa
Ayrtrals and Cgsarcross dsvtsx he ysay
1nvds nom Foreign ports .20e0 vessels
Coastwise. ...-.....--.........e T32
Total arrivals. .sS9
eissranee' for Foreign ports 1898 vessels
toastvise. .27l2
Total Cle9ances. ..............l7i0
Compared with les5 there N lnessass Of oo47ss
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~ Notice-The : xih Lecture 70 The Young al the
Lsightst Chapel, VIII he delivered BY Dr. Williams
the eighth Lecture Lord.day evening Jan 81 a. he
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~ AmbrosiaI Tooth Psste.-For c

" Let all who are sick send TO The agent o. Ae
Great American Remedy" and buy bottle Of 's1gnn
medicine. We have but one word 10 say II 10 he oes1
article Of medicine the world ever See advertise
meGi In another column. ilS ers
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ALHA,IRA sNLooN. s5e RR0NpWAY.

ALHANIRA SALOON. $50 BROADWAY,
"A between spring and Prince Tremendous success
The Italian Magician. sig RO>>l will nis evening give
Of bis wonderful AMI unpars eled exhibitions ot Ne
cromsncy, LegerGemain. &c assisted BY Miss HlFFERr
Mr. HOLMAN and Mr. HARRISON, the comic impro-
visslore. Rotunda 50 Balcony . ceats. Doors
open At ., commence al Positively no.posPonsment
A MEXICAN MISUNDERSTANDING PERFORM
hANCES this afternoon and evening al and Z. O'Clock.
The Manager has engaged 4 company Of ETHIOPIAN
MlNSTRELS, the most talented band In America so
engaged the following novelties and performers; The
great Balloon Panorama q the Guy OF Lond"r, Ens and
and Germany. The famous CHAPMAN FAMILY, GREAT
WESTERN, Misses WHEELER and JULIEN. LIVING
ORANG OUTANG GEN. TOM THUMBS CARRIAGE,
with one OF his Ponies. and their Hsrness TWO MON
sTER SNAKES. ~ feet long. Admission 3 cens; chill
dren under 10. l2i cents III
NvEsMERI.M EXTRAORDINARY eiiev-
I'I eis and unbeevers the latter especially are invited
visit Mechanics Hai. Broadway. between Grand and
Broome this Saturday, evening, 18th inst TO witness
experiments there be made upon the person OF c-e
braed somuambuiist receuy arrived from the west. and
who Is supposed 10 be superior In establishing The claims
Of Animal Magnetism, % any other gentleman ever Mes
medzed in this city
The various phenomena heretofore exhibited in proof Of
the science may here be in their perfection and scep-
tic Will vanish before the demonstration OF the reality
OF the science To commence o'clock Admission p
cents sod Al the bookstore Broadway and Grand
and At the Hall on The evening ofeNhibion lo "
NEW-YORk GALLERY OF THE FINE
lNARTs-Tie exhibition OF the works Of ar belonging
this institution open he Rounda m The Park
Three fine pieces Of Sculpture by Blown have beer lately
added, viz Ruth. presented by Miss Eliza Hicks, The
Boy and Dog The gin OF Charles NJ. LeuPP Es'l and
In addition TO the above and valuable catalogue of En-
cravings this collection Coles Course OF En-
pre and Noysge OF Life beside other hne specimens OF
American Art BY Mount. InghAn. lnmsn, Edmonds, Du-
rand. Chapman, Roihs rmel, and others
The gallery open daily from NJ until dark, and on
Mond Az and Tuesday evenings only until 70 P. NJ
Life Membership One Dollar Single admissions - cts
Catalogues l2t cents d1t imiseod-
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Senrral Notices.

~ Notice.-The time Of meeting Of he Phialiiiisr
Assocl.iOni s changed from Wednesday Monday
M The next me-tng Ill be bod on Monday evening.
18th met uli allendence ia parucu sry requested
ll6 r. d. 3. CUNNINGHAM Rec Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16

Inc membeTs OF UlFe bTAnCh Lodge No. JI, aTe re-
quesied 20 meet a. their room No. All Broadway sun
day. 7th inst puuciusy al II O'clock for the purpose Of
paying the last bute OF respect 10 late brother James
2. Morange. Members Of other Lodges respectfully
invited TO attend. By order Of the y. q.
il6 LIE LEWIS BENTON. secT etsry.