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-, fG. sPiNETTOS wonderful Caneries perform every
- day and evening 53 Broadway nearly opposite the
Thesior aver J. W Tracys carpet store from 10 A. "
tall 10 p. NJ. They perform the slack and ush rope IN
the chair smoke pipe represent the desfh Of Marshal
Hey Some Of these birds have been IN training over
years Admission 3 eents-chidren half price u tbs
A MEXICAN NU-EUnI-P. T. BAESuM, Proprs.
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this week commencing Monday, Jan IT, l8f8-Splenod
Exhibitions and Performances Ia the afersoon az
o'clock and also In the even ns az hAtpas 7. MASTER
AND MISS WYEEfE, aged and II years who perform
the most difficult Solos the Violin and Harp They ap
PEER every afternoon and evening this week Last week
Of the Ivory Cruciix Last week. positively Of CAMP
BELLS ETHIOPIAN SERENADERSi Great Western
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particulars atng tho style Of dre 10 be used, terms
&c inquire Of Dr. RICH at his residence 80 Fourths
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CourI CnIendnr....THIs DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos 40. AZ, So 81. 90. 90. &c, 7, IS
10. so, 4, So. 16, a, 50, 81, 81, 90 O. II.
COMMON PLEAS Nos. 80 60. 10, 81, 90. a.
49, IS IL TO- 81. IS, ST., 80, o. 81 Part II-Nos 40
A, fs so, SO, Sc, Sc. 60, 60, 81.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Y sEE M4RINE yorRs4L. FoURTH P4GE a
PORT or NET-YORB

e. SEE MARINE JOURs4L. FOURTH P.AGF. a
Cieared--shipss s. George, Ferris Liverpool Ogden
Hero Grifth. NOTlear-. J stanton.
Bars Manchester Jsrman, Antwerp, Nottebofm.
Lowell, Bfadstfeet. NOrlesns, Eiweli a CO; = en-
smith, Cadiz, Pilsbu;y Sanford.
Brgs Planet, Bryan, 81 Johns NJ, @ Laurie, A.
rede g randesr Rochelle Boyd Hinckeni Jshanlo-
II Her, Bahia Mason g. Thompson.
schfs Susan johnson, Providence Ann, La'oufrtts
Petersburg Commerce. IOhnson, Philsde Globe, Ola
renee, Salem, Ganges. Handy, Norfolk samuel Casino
MarshfOn, Jacksonville, Asneed, Pollard i CO, Eh1Hi
r. ch, Aux Caves W Lewis; Ro5t Walker CaihearL
Edenton, eager Gslsna, Pushant, Richmond, \
McCrsedy Co Ssml Nye's, Hatch. Norfolk
Barge Delaware, Geese, South Amboy.
Arrived-schf Z RiigVay. (of Bslhmorel Spsud-
ing Ansostura 5lh ut, 81 Ihomas st inst hides, &c
90 master Left Augosura trg C0roni for HAMBURG
Dec D. Left ST Thomas IN with bark Ann Richard
son. for Nj ork. Left bark William, from Mschias dsg
brig oxford from GEORGETOWN SC for s. DOMINIC 20 load
for NYOrk schr Pzsrr0 for NYork 10 days whaling bn
Samuel Cook Of ProyincetOWn from cruise with about
$50 bbs oil, whaling schr Edwin Of Proyinceo~n, from
$ cruise.
iReiow-Breme bark Stadt Antwerpeu, I'm Antwerp,
with passengers.
A Sandman bark from Genoa, with pasTengers
Brig Vancouver (oi North Yarmouth sVeszer. Mansa-
niIla Cuba, ogwood and palm leaf, 70 Curtis, Jr
saiIed-ships Union. NOr'esus Francis /, Hamburg;
Banks Emma Theresa Trieste, Marietta, Cardenas Chss
William Mobile John Stroud. do; Ann Lou 50, NJ afanzas'
A Jesurun Curacao; Clarisss, Ponce, PR bngs Fere
Fogo Maranhaiu Amanda. Carfeuss scbrs Globe Dcmr-
Fremont, Port au Plalt and others Wind NV
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BASy.sD's MANAoIa RAN0RANA OF III
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

LARGEST PAINTING ~ rHE WoRLoi
DAlNTED ON THREE MILES or CANVAS Tx.
hibtinga view Of country 200 miles in length extend
ng from tho mouth Of the Missouri River 10 the City "
New Orleans aud reaching ten degrees Of latitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
open every evening Sundays ssceptedl AZ the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING IN Broadway adjoining hio0 .
Garden. Admission 81 cents; children half price. The
Panorama will commence moving at O'clock precisely.
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday. and Saturdays II
n
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NARRIEU

Las; evening by Rev Charles II. Ewing Of Annapolis,
MARYLAND. T. DWIGHT CRANE to Miss ADkLikE
ry Daughter 4 the late jacob D. Cinch Of this City
On the 10Th inst. BY Rev J. w Targart, Nj FRANCIS
". DAY TO Miss MARY r. FULLER daughter Of the
ate Benjsmin Fuller all Of this City
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SYMPATHY FOR ITALY.

DUBLlSHED THIS DAY BY LEANllI, IhpN CO.
Il 1871 Broadway Naples, the Beauties Of ~ Bay a
poem with cOpou. and interesting anecdotes eA
panafory and descriptive Of this celebrated country ana
illustrative the character its inhabitants and opnions,
the remarks amply supported BY quotations from the Let
ter of Pope Clement 9Th and Baroness de sia- FORSYTH
&C Node Ssp0l por Inscribed 70 the Most Noble
MsTchioness Of Wellesley by Frefnnfa, And m.
Ar--Hel Yea ms tr'in'ht eA'
other members Of the Italian Benevolent Society IN AID ~
which any gain arising from the pamphlet 10 b de-
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DAILY MORNING LINZ.

clock A. III. for tew0prxh and fishklll,
sHz1n1ns snding al Peck's Dock, Hsgefstraw Yer
blanks Point Vsa Cortlan1rs Dock, (PeessailJ West
Point and Cold spfinz ID,
Ths ics steamer NORWICH, Capt. w. b. Dodge, viii
leave Neu-York. from Waueu-st pier. every Monday
"wednesday and Friday, a. ocigcst A "
The re- steamer HIGHLANDER Capt {. b. Arm
strong will leave New-Y0r<, from Warenst piel every
Tuesd.y Thursday ard Saturday, At e'eioes, A; N ~
stages connect With the boats on the az, SIZE u ne
yer Tor pse, Hudson, &C sno % inc "s' sac
for Kinsstoa Catsklil and Alb.ny
All pscsaxss ssd parcels will Be landed At any Of the
regular anding. paid for al the once Of e ogs ana
ho.,5 ~ oar 20 In
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YOUNG GUARD s0IREE.-rh. Fourth Annaal
i solr-eofth- Y0ung Guard Tor Young Mems Henry Clay
Assoc stiOnl will place Al the Coliseum, On Monday
evening, January 81 Tickets may be obtsinei Of ery
uemoer OF the Committee and AZ tho principal Hotels
WIN J. HASSEL, Chairman
HE~RY c BoUDiNor, Rec. Secretary. pu3l
(ADIE. IOlIPIIME<TAH BALL 70 DECREE
IL H Evans, al Tsmmany Hall FEB. IS, 1913. Tickets
admitting rentensn And ladies 81, car be bad a. Ire
Ofce ~ Young America loZ kassaH-st from the PrsGi
SM CLANSON, President
MaRfA T. C0ANFKfORD, Secretary
A a -rtr rI f.stFstet4ff'-F
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~ J9mtl COLOSSEUM Brooklyn PIopety-I mouse aud
lot on Harrison Columbia ST. x2ysf1 e 300 houses
AID os on arrsonst opposite above, 22x9i TO- $3.50
EACH 500 lot adjoining last q, ix9i 10, >1-o do
DO same size $500 I do do same size, 500 DO do
sAme size S665 do size, d60 each 81 $50 do
do same size. 60 each. 81 80 do do same size ShS5
do on COumbs Harrison St ~ by 10 cs85 houses
and lots on Clintou-st commencing Wsreust To-
gsther $4,000, lot Harrison near Hoytst . BY 100
Sl475 lot corner Smith and Bush st. 80 3x59 y 600
gore adjoining on BUSIEST $40 do do $40 each $3.50
/ DO do on Smith-st $40, do do 800 each, 81, 200
lot corner Court and BUSIEST 2. llXi3. $500 gore sd
Joining Court ST. $50 do do .6e each, 500 do DO
on Bushst Sl5 each, e650
nv 4 j. Beeoker-houss aud lot 4, Henry-st. $500
DO do II Olverst 81 1907 do do 10 DO IS Geo DO DO
Coolest $3.50; do do 10 CheTry-st $500; lots Of
ground near the Upper Reservoir, 800 sooo $500
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LADIES, BEWARE


A FARCE IN ONE ACT, IS played Ct the Broadway
~ Theater. ~ cent.
Liiters Living Age, ~. 1913.
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A Tour 70 the River saguenay IN Lower Oanaas y
Charles Larnan Price, 81 ceIts 81.
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Jane Eve, edited BY CuIer Bell - cents
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Sasthisl or the Wande ing Jew, BY Rev. o. Croy &c
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The Playmate fer the Young 81 4 year
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The kuickeIbocker for January. - year
Hunts Magazine. FOR January $ year
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For sale by 'jieiwl BERFoRD L CO , A-tor-Ho
Will Be PUBLISHED OF THE 9TH JAEUARY
The Oldest Magazine Ia the Country y f1us AGES az
GODEYS LADY'S BOOK
LITEKATJItr, ErOhAtING, and Co0r-d tzsh
Oon Plates for February 1872, contains the following
splendid Embellishments;
Cues, Who IL Is engraved By George Parker.
valentine for February beautiful Cold Bouquet, ca
sTtisrtbs Csmnodore. engraved By Msstsr'on
Fashion Plate AmeEcsnizedi eooIed nsflyed 81 un
Fsshion Plate printed on notsd paper engraved b
Church Of the ArruaeiatiOn Sns engraving engraved
b. Hinckey t -
Crochet Work. seven en.rsyirfsi engraved BY frost
Music III rssa Dream. By Julian CrsmeT'
kra i,s usual qasniiy Of siorie. from re welkaowr
'0'''''I II. IoS q as sR1rHERs 81 Ana..t
suRGEss sTaiN S5,sH.! o co - Broadway.
4
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BOARDING.
DOaRn And REsr-

BOARD AND REsT.-A dEeliins-hoes- IA the vi
~ s,e Of Stamford ~ -t. frUrn tie Ter Of April hty
ncNt 70 me- p-rs'n eel quAla-d % rsnass house for
~ acccu10fatig1 g few prssfs families fn- house
= are "a connccus and M perfect 0gcsr .rgsed Ga
yam Qi aDc-i ious acr-s, rh sfs1 alt carris-s-
houses fof tie atio- u these risrinr keep
ta-f ~ ---lt ,rrert 10 aholt miles from
he sie andiuE and within haf u1iie the cor
l-ruFat deFlt Of the N--furk 2a4 S.W-uavsn Raj
rcad ard VIII - o1- hour and quarter from this city By
TIE tnfouEh train TIE obect q the pr.se1t occuPsst
be g ne owr~r, y % have desirable for h.
premises, ana have thcr-nt Tsd the boari % = suA
family For isrih-r particulars apply A. IS Boals r.
tween the hours Ald 7. y. or 20 lil floatst
IN 2.N4~is
WANTED TO RENT-By sinsls ssa,ieman. 0us
w nom Or room ard bedroom. gnfrrnished. with
without board. Ia respectable pArt u the city below
Canal o. Address box "a Pest OtHce. - IL
ROARD.-A Fenlsuaa and hi, fsmiiy. OF Two s.asi,
~ gentlemen car b p4szsalty Accommodated Ia Pr
vse family with every comfort desirable f5T hcu~ l.
Nooster-st near Houston e. ~ s.
DOARD and 4 suit Of roons wsnted by = renfisuau
ID and lscy In private fam ~, wh-r- there bat
few bcar1-r IN the vicinity Of Narrsnst upper part
Of re cay. address 4 ) Tn6uas Onise Up lSl.-
DOARDING.-TWo or three gentlemen can be Accom-
~ mocafed wth I'D board and pleasant rooms s. -
k.rczy street between Greenwich and Washington as
Terms ;. 81 per week lji7 6tls'l N. HUTCHINSON.
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lxorprR STE kMBOAT DIsss1ER.-Dtsffuet'0t
,a> Pgaafcr-The steamer Planter. Capt beit. o"f,i
IN boilers on Wednesday evening wbio rounding 70 al
80 Ferry Or Twelve Nile Island "a me LIMOS h'fer
ne q posicn cssiIoy et snos the ene ea', Iehot
20 fssmeuls and scattering Il apon tho stream Aiier
- sssser he wreck took ne bat By The exeft0ns VI
~ crew 70 was soon e2tirguished' $500
The Planter was her way down. Win hcaFy freight
AZ. number cf passenger All ~ me upper Pu Of Tue
"a both pssseu gers and officers were more OF less n-
- while he deck crew escaped with slight Inlay.
fv, rersons were kil,cd Mr. Hatch Of Meredosis Mr
.xs-ds Of Florence, and Mr.. Watts o. Wlrocster, III
ssengefs rom Illinois arc one DECK haud AMI boy be-
n 10 the boat. Capt Felt, MS nfst clerk and nrsi
reer beside several q the cabin passengers are re-
or,sd severely mjufedsome o. them, tits feared. fatally
fhe steamer Domain passed The wreck a! Twelve mhe
blsnd
his season has been fatal one on the Western waters
the nuubcr and destructive accidents which have sue
l,d each Of e. are sufficient 70 deter even mo reckless
fom rlsking themselves upon our streams
ls.. Louis Rsvelllo 2 d..
Gov YouSo's MEssAGE.--iOy Young OF New
fofb has taken oocsson Ia his Annus. Message, 70 *
,ress his lzdris0l paion 10 relation 70 The war 10 Mex
10. TINS oplsiou j., In our view, omph4iic@ly Loco
Focosh and untsn.be AMI We are astonaet TO see such
sentiments uttered ~ who has derived his place and
columbus 90 Slate Jour.
ALBANY DELFGATIOs--in Albany County. the
Assembly District Conventions all held on saiuf day
Abn yerpla,Ck from the First District Augustus fllck,
rey from the seconf, Er4sus Corning, from the ihtu
or Cty) District and Henry l. Palmer from the Fourth
the Delegates 70 n, Loco Foco STATE convsDuon' 70
|s held in Albany on Nedncsiss. inc 2oih Inst
Loss OF LIZ Al SEA-The ship Kedron, Capt.
Howes from CrOnstsdt which arrived here yesterday on
ae 81, i1sf In lot IS 90 Ion 81 80 st overheard from
he Nb- boom while slowing the Ji1 three seamen. w
-, Gtiles Of Virginia: Geo Neaion q. Louisiana. ard
Laurens Daniels. Of Denmark. All Efforts 10 save them
ssre unavailns. lboaioh Icst' i'h.
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GoDEY'S LADY'S BOOK
MySTERrES AND rnisERIES

nF NEW-YORk-bJ he'd buni4Irs--" Ihls ~oit =
are All raphic-prcbaby highly eolgied, but 10 the ma n
tr1thfs III Mattel The CAef 0f Police certihss % tbs
r,-r.rtne., n ths esas aud the whole thrown Into
H. shsc. Of novel which cAnn9. tai having ice cir
@ri.ries lsarosy Tines
- - 80 BERFORD / CO. Astor House
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHEKFOkD, Aseuonesr
slN JANikS VI. MILl.Eh-sssre No u kaisss
- l.ns. aext door 70 No. Lbersyst

Alto O'clock a the store 10 Msidan-lsne
500 packages ana lots Of Hardware and Cutlery, com
psng general assortment OF fresh aus desrahls fots.
rsf and Manufactured consisting la part ofyices,
snvs axes rse loo and halter chains steelysrds.
cast butt table DO plate hinges curry combs. ntli sA~
lies bastard DO hsndsAw do drawing kn'yes pad chest
cupboard and French locks tea kettles sauce psrs Gao
Ina hoes csndlestcAs spute, table knives and orhs
rocket cutlery hatcher knives shoe and bread do tea
ray. and waters, Britannia oermsn silver aud
md table spoons. round and square bolts
The shove flesh Eoods aud IN complete order
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The oldest established Band m the United states r p
oi.-s-.y. pss..s, .. Rsy.s, Absatt
T. Vaughn whose original ana inlmtablo Concerts
nightly honored with crowded and highly respectable
and universally admitted 70 excel amuse
ment Of a similar character offered IN this city.
Admission - children under 10 years half price.
Doors open al O'clock-Couccrt will commence Al q
On Saturday Jan. -, Al AFTERSoos CONCERT. Doors
oosn Al 2 commence A. . O'Clock III iws'
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WEDNESDAY, January -
ASIEs-There Is change 70 mention, and the "a cs
are moderate Pols generally held 81 90 and In do
maud At Is Pearls nominaly 81. The foreign news
hes had no elect
COTrON-The advices favorable for this staple but
the effect upon this market has not been material The
are about 500 bales part foI spinning and part by
p9refs The prices obtained show no change itom
ierday There is not much Cotton on the market
Statement Of RsosPts Exports and STOCKS Of Cotton at TIC
follo1ring places a. he dates anneLed.
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y The 1bsc5ers beE l-sve 70 inform their frends aao
n. epcus-sn public Inst they will e1 pose for "a %
s.ussy I'D INST pair u year cd Steer fsiso sna
f.r-ei bT Joan Pseston, Esq o Dover atsne"
la IN STATE that have been pronounced ~ GOOD Jnnf7.
~, BIS, and primes. cattle u tn-r ever SEQ IN -
county they vii .lso have 90 hs Eains a1t pii1s
seized H-.t.r. that we're raised b sfilm.n Enslsa
Pa nf Dover PLAIN. sso, cone sxtEs "a t1.oL xy,
49,. sre an of which will - disposed o. A. nooer.te
-. Tn. .hov. -astis oil b killed I-ead.y ia,
:, ~ E'Srisss,t r. L. CARNAS, IS ls Ceuue Market
us.i,s Wu LALOE- ~ 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TENTH GRAND rNSTRUM MENTAL
CON ERT

CON G z Ri
AT TnE TABERNACLE,
on THURSDAY EVENING, January %. iSf5.
The STEYERMARKISCH MUSICAL COMPANY.
CONSISTING or NINETEEN PERFORMERS,
" grateful for the very catering reception which they
have with thus far in this city have the honor
nounee her tenth sPgesTsnse N Ns~fork on Thursday
evening Jan. -. PROGRAMME
PART l.
l. Hungarian National March. ........E Li.t1.
Concert Overture the "Dessau March. Schneider
EDon Dances. Walt. Strauss
T. b. request. Due; from the Opera Linda
de ChainouniA-'. ..'..'.'..'..' '-Oonizetu
PART -.
: Pick Pocket Quadrille.
{. Third Concert for the Violin BY c. De Be
:. The soilee chstterer Grand Potpou.Ii. Lsnuer
PART II.
s. Overture 10 the Opera Don Jusn........ Mozart
g. The scho-nhrunn Waltz ................ Lsnner.
To- Kingenberg Polka ....................J CzaPek.
n. By request, Railroad GAllop ............GunsL
Tickets % cents each, 70 be had as usual
Door open q 81 performance to eommence al och
SATURDAY, Eleventh Grand Concert Il9 2
A sTOR-PLACE OPERA.-Sotics- facilitate
"A esress the ps.quetis and amPhihsairs doors com
municaiins with Aston place and Elshth-stsee vii BE-
opened st the end Of the performance Friday
soRS LSclsI 4s nors es s a Das ne Aons
sr settimio Rossi Genssro, ST. Bendeut Orsiul, "a
Lieu Ro.si Ouibetto 6r Severe Srin Gakes. Sr 10.
reno Blonde Vltsllozxi. 81 Pemontssi Kustiche9
sgnor n Parossi Livefott0, sigrs selma Boulard
Psrucc s'r francesca Guibernso Maestro Direttore,
signor B.r Leader Of tho Orchestra sixnor Rspetti
Boxes, ParqEetfs Nad Balcony 81 Anphthesre NJ cts.
DooS open A. 7o'eiocs-to commence At ~ wv
AIR. PHILIP ERNST PROFESSOR OF THE
WI FLUTE hss The honor % announce 10 his pu-
pills and the public that his
ANNUAL CONCERT
" in tai place SATURDAY EVENING, Jan D. at the
polio rooms which occasion he will Do assisted By the
following emine at talent:
VOCAL PERFORMERS.
Mrs EDWARD LODER Mrs. EASrCOfT, and Nj.
PHILIP MAYER
INsTRrwENrAL PERFORMERS.
Mr. Herman A. Woenhaupt and MIR ko'ksi-s on The
risnoiori,; Master Bruno Woe1haupt only twelve
wears OF age whose performances excite the simAono
ali who hear h al the violin, his hst Appearance Mr.
H-eelurd on he violoncello.
Mr. Ahrsns will pres.d a. the pinnof,its.
TICKETS FIFTY CESTS--to be had ~ the must,
stores the door the evening OF the Performance
tho residence Of Mr. Ernst, j9j broadaf, ne az
Walkerst u8 TThksis'
MECHANICS HALL,
10 BROADWAY, bstweeD Grand and Broome
4 - streets 80 Crowded 70 overlooking with the
BEAUTY And FssnIOS " Ngw-YoRS
Ofen every night during the week EXCEPT MONDAY
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITrRE.-fRlDAf Jsnry
~ At lOt o'clock, 1855 West Seventeenth 81 lsrss
of Furniture, comprising the usual variety con
t,ued IN modern veil furnished house. chiefly made 10
order and very little used. Particularly described BY cAta
losus 10 be bad tho office Of tho asctonesE, q Wsis,
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