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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-07
bush Rye. ias7s bu.h o... go bu.A Barley, ssss
EXroEr FoR THREE YEA

wBIsKEY-sales 20 bbls at - cts Market duh.
PkONisIONS-ln Pork there IL good deal Of excite
pient and 1900 bbls Prime sod 81 ga. s7 and the
latter figure offered the close for 1900 bbls. Mess 10
held at 1910 We understand 50 and sll BID Tor
the new Pork Just received. sales 800 bills Country
visions Export from lot 20 3s; Dec.Beef, S3O0bbls
Pork 7lg2 bills. Lard % or kegs Fxports from Il
to 9Th Ianusry--Beef 5J7 bbls Pork, JJ bbls; Lard
1862 kegs.
GROCERIEs-Thc market lOT Coffee has continued
inactive. The sales 200 bses Of Brazil at 7ia7f
cents and among smaller parcels, 20 Java, 9GlO
mos New-Oresns NOlasscs has rcoeded to 3@i cts,
with sales Of 30 bbls the market closes FIRMLY 40
hhds snd tcs Cuba sold for osting en- terms we
did not learn The demand for Sugar Is moderate, and
prices are without change. Sales 90 hhds NewOr.
leans a. 7a7s cents and 100 bxs Brown and White
Havana at 6l17j for the former and Il as mos for
the latter The RsineTs have reduced their prices
cent per ID. and sein, their best Double Re
fined Sugar at 10 cents
LEAD-salcs 1919 Pigs just received from Hayre,
previous TO arrival, 81 % cash.
DEMP-ssles OF 10 bales Dressed DowIottcd Amer.
can at $50, moe.
IIDEs-sslos 1900 Angoslurs. 10Y, less per cent
$50 POrtauplait = and $4,000 dry Southern, y, as
they run, all cash
OIS-Whsle IL without demand for export, 800 bbs
Northwest Coast sold for home at 50 cents cash.
American Linseed remains dull 5000 gallons English
we understand have changed hands COZ cents cash.
Olive is out Of first hands 1900 bskts Marsees and
Nice having been disposed of at 81 2503 37l and
mos chiefly the lower price casks sell from second
hands at 81 l2i.
sALT-A sale of $50 sacks Ash.on's Liverpool Fine
has been made in the neighborhood Of 81 80, mos
1000 bush Turks Island changed hands at about II cts
mos.
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The Coastwiss arrivals were 1908, which added
10 the foreign ves es52 sgsns, 7si3 in lai5 decrease
assl. A large number Of sloops and schooners are
not Included above.
Gov. Whitcomb, on the Goth ait. communicated
10 he Indiana Legislature the proposed amendments to
,the sn, debt bill, with the correspondence between
him md Mr. Butler on that subject which ordered
to be printed
The amount Of Treasury Notes outstanding LIST
inst ws g. $4,000 Of which 50 33 $50 were Of the issue
Of ed July, 1876.
At Buffalo the Money market is rather tight al
though less 70 than before.
The exports Of Produce in December from this
port we're very large. of Flour the exports reached
9asa bbls For the year lls342s against 46952o last
year whess IN December 276,757 Corn 245 79l Rye
1854 Oats 2l,7is Barley 3O66l. For the year Wheat
lS73s6 against 3O4634 Corn 49, Asa against 304 292
Rye s5a Qs sssins 44059 Barley ss340 against IS 741
0sh 1905 against none The exports Of December Of
Flour and Grain reduced 10 Grain reach l6s3000 bush
10 Uncunent Money We have no important
change 10 note Canada IL the only kind which Is
higher
The following are the rates for Uncurrent Money,
from Tbompsons Bank Note Reporter;
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DIED.:

In Canandagua the evening OF January :, Miss
MAGDALENE BEALS daughter of Thomas Besls Esq
in the 23d year OF her age
Wednesday morning Jan G. after short snd severe
Illness. HANNAH wife Of Charles :. Benson, in the
Both year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO
attend her funeral without farther invitation, on Friday
the 9Th inst at o'clock, p NJ from her late residence
2l7 Bleeckerst. Her remains will be conveyed to
Greenwood Cemetery
Yesterday morning, In the 10th year OF his age, Mr.
THOMAS GROVE.
His friends and acquantances and also those OF hi.
brother nlsw John X. Davis are respectfully invited
attend his funeral from bis late residence ~ Duane
this day at O'Clock p. NJ His remains will be ta
ken to the Trinity Cemetery, Manhatanvlle.
On Tuesday the 9Th inst in this City at the residence
Of her brother John H. Swift HELEN MARIA, dsugh
ter Of the late Reuben Swift ESQ of New Milford Con
Her rem. Inns will be taken to New Milford for inter
rnent
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-7.,. AND MONEY MATTERS.
- =, soes,. sc rSsrA Pare
"WEDNESDAY, +

-
wKpSEspAY, 4. Nj.
.,o,,nt feeling in tho Stock market
fnee Ia. Of sneies were larger than Tor some
ioss' n. dividend paying stocks there was no I'm
esJsrs' A., IN, footballs went up. At the Second
1910 vas les frmne's
be" ~ are Is considerable iirmness. as the
10 ohs hen cleared OF the market Leading
- s sr.,.rs are held at 'aA ! francs '''' win
- .sh;.m.sssrs are giving way alit'is under The
IL, Of freight offering and the increase OF
"e~ ,.oh,ss for employment vessel was enar'
,I..,nool st a. Cd. for Flour. aud another a.
nfse -, %, Grain. About 5000 bushels were en-
- ...,,rdsy ct 5a Cotton has been taken at oioo-
.hlo sled up al l2.. For Grain cola asked
70 Hssrs amp
0o ...;o,s Of the Norwich and Worcester Co
-, win fall short Of the previous December
- 40 caused by the disarsngernent of business
lie he loss Of the Atlantic This Company
49,. recently sold tract Of land in the town
,w.,,..,sr to The Worcester Railroad Company Tor
" ..,... Of new depot at $1,000 this will en-
az "a bsild new and less expensive boat than
sN 800, and viii probably prevent the stock from
.n,., ,.,ox the presen. market price' ana may IT'S
,.eusht improve itsvsue
" ~ss ,sc.ipts Of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls
-. q, i,,c.mber were &l,76o against t5is 20 in
n.r..r ls4s showing an increase Of $l'2lO or more
n. tOus Island Insurance Company have de-
..ni animal dividend Of four per cent payable
- ~. ,,,h ms, The Trenton Bank j. semi annual
~,a.oa Of four per cent Tho Franklin Bank Of Gin
.,ss.s I've per cent The Bert'hire Railroad Company
.-,.,,, yIdeud of 81 rs per share The Union
~, :, New London ssmi-snnua dividend of five per
-, The Whaling Bank at NewLondon, semi annual
,,.,a.,d Of three per cent The New-London Bank,
-. .,ousl dividend Of 81 per share. The Newor-
'..,, q. Light Co. five per cent The Bank of North
l.eries PhiIa four per cent
M foreign arrivals at this port during the year
az v,rs 2ee Of which there were
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pREsENTs F0R THE HOIIDAYs.-Lock

G500 REWARD -WoopssI2elss PRES ,, b.. ~,
ent Bank Locks on chest cOutsung i've hundred dOsrs
In the R-a9nsrOou OF the Merchants Exchange and The
money contained shall ha the reward Of any person who
shs pick the unlock It with the hey. The key viii
10 oaued person the rae OF = cents per hour nom
The time tsken until il IL returned Tie lock and key 10
be unniUiila,ed.
deposit ~ ten dollars will be required a. security.
but viii be- refunded on the return % the hey AM paymei
for iis us- .,.,
ANY person who claims that he manuiaeuies sc -
,riu 10 e,ti,d Ia tho nae Of The or himself or ne
-. -. i'irs grstis 10y entering his nsme
and lie name of the lock he manufactures.
The key may he had Of samuel ". Benedict. No. all
where lock OF precisely the same construction msy be
! u tfof ". r.. NDpDbtlpbr-
AZ Il. WOODBRIDGh's Patent Bank and Safe
w. Lock received the highest premium al The ae rsr
Of The American Institute II s sae. simple and durable
Store Locks made precisely the same plan and sold
price bat little CHER ihan that fswell made common
lock. -. - ,-.- go, - - A.,
W Y seymour y Co Chatham, SQUARE. i7 ,frOd
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CHANCERY SALE Of 8 valuable brick house and
~ 10, No. 1911 Elm-sL near Broome-sL-JAMEs VI. MIL
LER will sell auction Friday, January 8, ls47, al L
O'Clock the Merchants Exchange, under he direction
OF Lucius Robinson Master 10 Chsncery, the two story
brick house and LOT known as ls Em-st The house Is IN
first order built by days work and finished In me
most substantial having good cellar with stone
bottom basement light and vel arranged with graie Se
parlors with folding doors marble msnie- and crates
Second story folding doors with grses and closets he
tween; over the hall Il recess open TO the front room
suitable for bed garrett and bed rooms stone sicop with
iron ratings Also, Croon wafer introduced The above
house well Worth The attention Of any person wishing to
invest money Rent $50 portion OF the purchase mo-
ney can remain on bond and mortgage. t54l ~ it-
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General Notices.
saaHHs1
" Independents I
= NDrl IA-lun Nm

~ independent Order Of Coed Fellows
New York Lodge, No. {, of the above Order Will give
their second Annual Ball At rammany Hall January I'M
s47 for the benefit Of their widows and orphans and
hey would inform their friends that nothing viii be omitted
their part make of the most pleasant balls
the season Tickets, dollar, 10 be had al Tammany
Hall, and OF the following Committee
Malschi Falon Vim. :. Tompkins, j. swars, John Car
roll Weller Grams j Dubois, VIM b. Barber, John Rob
ms Jr Nicholas Secor John Nerhoo Ernest Eich, Thos
J. Wayne, N. Housemsn, Andrew Tryon
JOHN CUONBl, Chairman
STEPHEN BRoOkYR Sec'y. 62tis-
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C1YLFR,s PREMIUM Fire Proof saies-Alrh

CAYLER's PREMIUM Fire Proof ssies-AiI Tie
VI late FAN Of The American Institute Tue hsl ~
medal wss awarded 10 {. J. Gsyler for the best Double
and Single salamander Safes. GaFers Double ssies are
beyond doubt Fire Proof-snd his improved single sales
viii .Hectuslly resist intense heal than any other
single safes now To use Gayers Safes are al made en-,
lirey with wrought iron and non-conductng nreprooi
composition and furnished with BIS improved secure
Detetor Locks or with locks OF any description required
All who need the security which The maker connrms u
combined the Safes bearing III. name VIII please exam
inc lhe assortment hand and for sale by
a syis LEONARD BROWN, ia Waterst
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THE CRICKET

NOR sATU RDA1 January =. VIII contain faft Sc
L cond Of The Chain of Destiny, the Adventures Of
FagEboud.'
This t. perhAps the rsey, exciting And increasing
rOmanre Of modern times 10 embraces the most starting
events Of The nineteenth century ana VII
ATE a seu.sron equal 10 that caused BY The Wandering
Jew. - 800 -. -
Beside the above romance. The Cneset eonnins tny
quantity legends stories fancy skeche' ndas' snee
ioies iests, iOses puns, &c &c &c
Price Three Gems per single copy, or 81 year
49, - DENNIS HASNI6AE, Publisher,
e srs- Cncket Ofcs q Ann-st-
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fashionable Clothing.

WIN. #. JENNINGS o. co. Draper, and Tsilors,
w Importers Of Cloths, Cassmeres, vesiings, Fancy
Dress Articles, kcn appreciation Of ,he success which
attended their efforts in catering Tor the community would
tender the assurance upon the ofthe Fall
Trade that Will be their endeavor 10 sdd 10 the induce
ments which have rendered 2Sl Broadway THE EsTAB-
LIsHMENT al which are furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which must eOntinne TO commend them to
The economist For 10 the style and character Of the cloth
ing are enabled furnish through the aid OF efficient
corps Of cutters be found In the country 10 The
sequel TO the attractions Of our moderate charges
large assortment Of new goods for Fail and Winter
wear ara oHerel for inspection, comprising Cloths,
fwee3s sc for Dress and Froof Goats Overcoss Sachs
&c French Engsh and American Cssslmeres for Psns-
looms word IN reference TO ths garment In which tss
experience has satisfied the many 90 f* cutters eHces
trial In this line Ia especially solicited Msrino, Velvet
silk and Satin yesngs In great variety Theusua ssscr
ment Of first quality Resaymsde Overeoa-. Original
Sacks Closks Dress and FToet Goats Psntaloons Vests
&c with eboics selection Of Fancy Dress srcss Scarf,
Crsvats. Hdsis] Gloves. sHspenders shire Collars.
Bosoms. HslfH0fe, sr. -9isu
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Boarding.

DOARD-A large attic room siiusbe for single gen
I'D iemen-Also two small rooms with breakfast and tea
with fn board. Reference exchanged. Apply al 81
Franklin 81 few doors from Broadway. j 2us'
BOARD WASTED-Fors gentleman and his wife In
- private family would require q and bedroom,
which hey viii furnish Address p. r. w Al The Office Of
The Tribune. u 81
DOARD-A gentleman and h. wife Two single gen
- emen can be accommodated with board end tine
rooms al IS Chambers-st. y Sits
DOARD-One or two single gentlemen be accom-.
ID modated with board In private family, a. No. 81 Wal
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TOBACCO-Is in fair request sales OF ~ bales II.
Jsgo and 40 do Yara TO go out OF the market 3lO DO
Baracoa and % cases Pennsylvania seed Leaf for ex
port on private terms about 70 cases Florida at 81
and 1906 cents A bales Havana for home use. %
and 5Od75; and 50 hhds Kentucky, 3d4i, 4 mos The
stock In the Inspection Warehouse l inst consisted OF
1870 hhds Kentucky 1920 Virginia and North Carolina,
81 Ohio. and % Maryland-together 29Ol hhds-being
- less than on the Isl ult.
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Books.
POLK AND YANKEE DOODLE;

POLK AND YANKEE DOODLE;
ar, The TENNESSEE TINKER ASKING TO BIZ
VLtT or a BAD JOB the ltih number " YANKEE
DOODLE c01tsins tpes-d original Poiucal c.rrc.
drawn b. Charles Marin, representing Dir. folk The
TeEncsssc Tnfcr- asking Yankee Doodle ~ let Inn of
bal Job tbs numb er also contains
TWELVE COMIC ENGRANfS6Sl
ENec1ie1 rXPres- t5r s wOrs sai s sraGing the Me-
Women huaors, Fashions and F0es 81 The tines Our
fnavinzs urr ct mp al a. cxpeusc each we,k Of
-, Dad ihe pubic confidently pronouns ern FAR sure
For sale BY M WM. II. GRAHAM. Trnune BaiidinT
THE MIDNIGHT BELL
nR TIE FATAL hcJR-A story founded 90 iarideris
" 10 Real Life by Ssr0n Ven Hosteln
This wors contains l pages neatly printed good "a
Ter sul ab0uLds IN most Interesting and hrng IN
sidsats wrren IN a pleasing -tyle Price IS els
THE ARCHITECT NO. 4
A SERIES Or ORIGINAL DESIGNS for Domestic And
n Ornamental Cottages, connected VITA Landscape
Gardening useful work snt great ssying OF ex.
Iense ~ those who wish build. Price % ca
Fil-u Monroe. No 9 Price q ets
The New Lbrsy ~ Law sri Eciiiy for Jan Price G.
cents per number.
Deciccraiic Review for January. Price, = cis
The Farmers Library for January Subscription s.
81 cents per number.
Finger u Fsie me Asrologeri Dat ghier Price
Grahauls Magazine for January, - sncid number
Subscription $50 cts per number.
Ladis National fos anusry. an elegant number. edited
by Mrs Stephens. subscribdou S.-iss per number.
Goldsmths Gems Of Penmanship. Price = cts
The Duke OF Burgundy, the Chronicles q France
Price - cents.
The Crgsalers Sequel 20 the above. Price l23 cts
Agents supplied on The most reasonable iems
% W. II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings. Nassau--i.
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nRPpaRE FOR WET WEATHER.

il Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co oder TOT
sale the srs hes. assortment Of India Rubber shoe
10 be found In The country consisting OF every variety q
aides sn5 gentemens 0gershoes In manuNsctlr ID
from Goofyesrs Pseni metallic rubber. warranted not
10 stifeu With the cold or be selected by The heat
Also eve ~ description Of air ushI ani water proof
goods Ia n. wholesale and retail Desers are invited 10
can And anime cur stock before purchasing sss
War-houss ~ Msif@n-lsDe all isu
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WILEY 4 PUTNAM. lGl Broadway.
NnrICE TO SuPSCRIRERS

A NEW VOLUME OF LlrrELLs LIVING AGE
Ameuces with the present number tl33 This Offers
excellent opportunity persons who wish Ia subscribe IN
avaluabe ma azns they begin the year aud vol
ume together
4" While desire" the editor, " 10 make the Liv
nY Age desirable to all who wish 10 keep themselves III
formed Of the rapid progress Of the moycmeni-io states
men, dyines lawyers aud physelsns-lo men OF business
and OF eisureit i si stronger object 10 maze II
attractive and useful 10 their wives ana children
Published weekly Ia regal octave At The cheap rate
Of - per sunum. Single numbers -. cents.
Just published, the Roman Traitor, By H. W. Herbert
Esq This Is decidedly the best book OF the season Ia
speaking Of II lie press says;
Just issued from tho press OF w Taylor Co. The eA
element 10 regard 70 has been without parallel In our
literary circles since Tie publication ol sues Wandering
lew
Published IN two neat volumes, al tie low price Of n
cents, by WIN TAYLOR CO, No. Asior House,
Wholesale and retail dealers In cheap publications., maya
Zines Sc II
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CARRIAGg CLorAIs Ps 3 Iazs ! ssSs:.
OCHnass clolh. plata and ayaisal openos xs ss
- Esuss. !. J. Isais sasSa sss'a's, u nsAAaa-A
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CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Ships Patrick Henry, Delsno, Liverpool Grinnell.
Minturn & Co II II Body Skolteld do. Nesm.th
Walsh Leonore Dale, do, Ogden.
Bark Austin, Lowell Sligo 4 Lord X ii knight saw
yer Sligo Nesmith s. Walsh Msrcellus' sheiheid ~
k,s and Porto Rico do Islam, shsckiord Liverpool
FIorina Drlnkwater Ponce Nesmith Walsh Angora,
Salisbury Neuytas do.
Schrs Maria Johnston Baltimore Queen, Eldrdge,
do Bengal Couch Apalacbicola. Norton; Olive
Smith, Wilmington; spy, Lacy Boston
ARRIVED
Ship Adirondack SIMPLY 80 ds FIN Liverpool, mdse 10
I Trimble 27S Storage passengers James jackson
aud Alfred Haywood sesmen fell from the llo'oooni
while In the act of slowing the b II blowing heavy al
the time thick and heavy lost sight OF them o. imme
diaely. 9th, lat 81. long 81 tRw ship stsndng east
ward showing red burgee with letter in II 3h. lat
80 30 long GO, ship standing eastward supposed
TO be the Cornelia hence for Liverpool
French bark Cyclops Gauhst 90 ds I'm Nantz' win
mdse to q Paries
! Brig q |. Richardson Park, I'm Msracsibo. Dec 10
with mdse to master Left bark Cora smith Tor phila
dephis next DAY brig Ann and julia, for Boston do
Brig Gipsey Hawlsy, 10 de I'm - Thomas, mdse 70
Benz De Forest & Co. Left ship Nile smith, I'm Sinyr
ma "a de- for NewYork in distress esky brig Frances
Ann. Gardner, was at :; Johns, Pr, repairing Lyra
Smith of New York left same day for Turks Island
schr Albert Vinsl discg Spoke Dec % lat 81 90 long
90 80 schr Fame of Boston, FIN New.iork for Portau
Prince IL ds out Jan lat b. long "a 20 brig Ihomas
from Jamaica for Newfork.
Schr Lucretis, OBrien, 70 ds I'm l.ubec nah, &c to
Smith & Boynton -
Atkins :.
Br .chr Hibernia Rougetel lG ds I'm Haifui fish to
q Wheewright
schr John -, Mschias Me- lumber
BELOW-Two baks. Wind ST.
SAILED.
in I
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CARLYLE's SARToR REsARTUS.

A 'AhLf y hrhbFN ANU htshO phonit We"
~ edition Revised by The author aud and published IN
his express approval Two parts Price ID ceDts each.
The former. when published At Boston, under the aus
pcrs Emerson several years mt created that inter
suor which he- since extended ana deepenei on
this side OF s wafer Under quaint guise, both OF tn
aud s,ys. the j. sarized 10 Ibis eNtsordinry
book and the ghs snd wants Vt unioden some
times 10 d vein of broad hnmdr, and at others wh tho
touching pathOs We have been struck ith Tie Ire
quency with which sarior Ressrus IS quoted cOllec
ton OF very significant aphOrsm NIGH easily be gathered
from rs pages. These volumes Ut Carlyle form appropr
ate nlrOduc ssqnes to Hero Worship. OF original
vigorous hOughwhaeycr may be- said VI their style,
eminenily worthy 10 constitute part OF library Of
choice reading Home Journal.
Published aud for sale by ~
MILEf 4 PUTNAM, ltl BROADWAY.
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NEW-YoRK LEGAL OBSERVER.

sUsT PU BLlsHED--SO. I, VOL VT contains Art 1
The late Chief Justice Tndal 2-Restrant Of Trade
3-A.sRnment IN Frsud Of Creditors i-Crullnsl Law,
Conviction Cons piracy Reports Of decided 10 T. b
District Court Maine Vice Chancellor SsniiOrds Court
The Mock Auction easel Aice-ChancellOr Robertson
Coun: the COuu u Common Pleas decisions during the
October and November terms English Cases In the Chan
oellors Court Vice-Chsnceor Wogsms Court Pryy
Council Queens gsnch Common Pleas, &c. &c. Pub
.het monthly ~ Ann.st Price - year, payable IN
sfgsrre lI7 3ts' sAsff.. OWEN. Editor Il Proprietor
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I'M PRESS,

TIVE BOOK or THE FEEr-A History Of Boots and
Shoes with Illustrations Of the fashions OF the Egyp-
tan-, Hebrews. feTsians Greeks aud Romans and the
prevailing style hsoug hout Europe during the Middle Ages
down 10 the present periods Also hints TO Last Makers aud
remedies fOf cOrns Lc By J. sparkes Hall Reprinted
from second London edition Win History Of Boots
and Shoes In the niled States and Biographical
ssriche: Of some eminent Shoe Makers.
The above curious and Interesting w0rk Will be pub
lshfd m few days J. ,. REDFlELD,
yfau2Rt. 2tsW 1W Clinton Hall
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LNHALL, SO. l ffankin-sqlsret aud FIRTH HALL
POSD, Zl3 Broadway. publish Ibis week Ia PorfotiaDs
vsse elnq temps - III -plendtlY Illuminated ute nus
trs-s Of the dance: ssm'l Lovers snd Desniitsl
songs steh YOU well by daylight and " The TtO
Birds;r QuAdrl.s from Benedicrs new opera OF The
Crusader with splenddly Illuminated us-Page from
one of the Striking Ia the opera, arranged Dy
Julien The sans Clans Qasdriles and hDiekertoeker
Qasdrlles-both a. played by Dodworlas Band they
are embe.hed h beautiful and appropriate hihogfaphic
tiles: he Messenger Bird, lie Rainier Messsger Grand
Valse BrIfarts by r. Burymuer. u
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Markets.... Carefully reported for The Tribune.
WEDNESDAY Jan. G.
AsHEs-There Ia good inquiry for Pots at 10
fssrR are 30 and not active. Export from LIST to 3s
peosebsr-Poss. 1913 bbls Pearls, LIS bbls. Export
ron LIST 10 5th Ian--Pots 800 bbls; Pearls, none.
KxPsRrs FOR THRKE YEARS.
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NEW-YORK GALLERY or THE FINE

NEW-YORk GALLERY OF TIKI FINE
lNARTs- The exhibition OF the WORKS OF ar belonging
10 his institution 10 open the Roands 10 the PARK
Three ne pieces Of Sculpture BY Brown have been late
added viz Rath, presented By Miss Eliza HICKS Inc
Boy aud Dog, the gin Of Charles III. Leupp Eco and
Adonis.
Ia addition to the shove and valuable catalogue Of En-
cravings this collection embraces Coles Course OF I'm.
pirs sct Voyage Of Life beside other enc specmsns OF
American Ari by Mount IpgEsm Inmsn, Edmonds, Du'
rand Chapman. Roihe rmel, and others.
The gallery opsn daily from A n until DARK, ana On
Monday and Tuesday evenings only gntil iOP. N.
Life Membership One Dollar Single admissions u ctA
Catalogues ~. cents d2s iniseod-
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From the Nesr- York Cour,er 4 Enquire.
"The ChirogrAphic Art /. much more important 10 man
Kind than 10 generally considered and Mr. Golo,AirH
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