NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.VOL. X.NO. 3044. NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS.

NOTICES

V,.rmf BI'S I wim fUcure TO-dORRnV BjV8tl.

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u "***irTl.« r.iiM.H' »I A. Je nv. l;roo»]yr», at 101«

i'^ TO-MUKiluVViS.' be h) MORNING. feaUfreo.

rrr Tree < harrh af the lined «»hrpherd. M*r-» ,T| eor»M of Mnnroe. Rev Ralph ilnvv Reel >r. So'.-

siay*"* "*"« ,r* * M nnä 7 ** M. I1*1 »

f ; hri.ilnn l«r.trlitra Margaret U. H!**?°i» » tresrh to-morrow afiei noon, at 3 o'clock. eJiLoialt.to.^r 'M.;!. KM Broadway gubj.-ct.' Isra«.^ R-'Ora-¦»« ttri»i's Second CoinlDS, l.roo Years of Pete», *r.

jwt'pU^.CH,-^ - S-B-:. No^Wemtherrv,-:,.

»%» l.rriare* on ihr *p,.caly|M.e » « < »*¦»|ff«:!!«¦ IUI! 6*»U Braadwa>.-Re' JO»N GWOO, i.l availv0v the MS 111 LecUre of the ««"..» TO MORRÜW

(Bur.r-.M KVEN1NO. »ervir« ro*i:m--cing mlI »

feats FW. Subject. 'The Plan. Order and "¦.t°*: VBuiltlon of !he Apocalypse"tV Tor Math af a «wei-se of I rrlre« or the

...h,......i i nlldrllM "."* rrd by Rev tdtJPAKKKK

' sABSaVi' EVENING. J... 19. la lü

jäff&S^^ near aranaarSal..re to cou'nK nee »t 7| b go. k free. JTJ It'

Pnner«rSermon. The Rev. Ur. DowLi.y.bv m q-icAt of the family, w'.ll preach a Kune-al Sermon fir

the late Mra Martha Sblelt at Hope Chape:, Br ladway,

Suncay morning next._ J18'r\r- Kearth-M. CnlTzeraallal Caarrh. betweea

A -rueaBarrt C-Rev Dr MASSOCK will Preach In.

tie German hnguage TOMORROW MORNING, at IIo clock. S-rv.r-s. A terror n and Evening, at the uetir

koura. The public are reapeclfully invited to attend. If

~*V*Nermea tat.an« Mea..The Diacourae fo

ae»t Sunday Evening will h*» ouiiUed, iu cons-iiueure oi l

b mapprelieneiorj In relation to the Church in winch it waa

u> ae delivered. In future they will be regularly preachedevery Soeday Evening. _j'K H*

re Dratrnetlon ol Jr ramieni.- By requeat. R-vDr PATTON will deliver a Courae of Lecture* in SabbathEvening*, in the Hawmond-at Congregational Church, on

"The Fulfilment of ChrtM's Prediction of the Ueatnicticinoflhe Temple and oftheCitv ofJernatrem" Tu« third Lec¬ture will e delivered on SABBATH EVENING Jan 'I,Bl 7 o'clock. Subject "The surrounding of the City bytbe Roman a/my end Flight of the Clirtatlans."' E W CHESTER. I Cnm.n,,._

it,if_W D. STEWART. j C°ma"tt<w-fJf»" Feartli t ongtregaUonal Church. In Six-

leen h Bl between Sixth and Seventh av*..The bfth of the.rrir/ol Diacouraea Ui the voung. TOMORROW EVK.N'-

bv M. ft. Hl'TTON. 1). D al7JVclo«k. Preachng Ht

lOao'rock.A M and 3 P.M. by the Pa*tor, Rev. H. O.

SMERMERHORN_j18 It*

ry Rev. K. T. Taylor, Chaplain to Sea-nen io B .*-

len, will preach In the Firat Marine M. E. Ci'irch, in Ctier-»\ »l. between Clinton and Montgomery, next SABBATH.<To-M«irrow.| at |S| A M and S P. M and 7 in the Kv^n-ifig. Seamen and iboae intereated in the welfare ofa^amenand the public genera'ly are invited to attend. jlH It

If*" Kellglone .NatIce..Evange leal PreabyterianChurch, Sl Luke'a Hnilding, Hudaon-at corner Grove .Rer JAS MACBETH. Pa»tor, will de.iver a DiacouraeTO MORROW AFTERNOON, (Sunday.) Jan 19, at »* P.M "n '-The Joy* of Religion;'* and in the Evening.at7f,on "The Sorrow* oflhe World." Seat* free. J18 If

tW BeMarlaaa Natlrr.-There will be Preachingthree time*, aa uaual. TO MORROW in the MethodUt Pi o-

teatant Church, in Laurena-at juat above Prince for manyveara known aa the Lauren* at Baptlvt Church. In theMomlri bv the Pa*lor, in the Afternoon by RevXTHO.S.BEN.NiNG. (formerly of the State of Oeorgia.) and in theEvening, at 7, a Temperance termon by Rev. Mr. STOKES

ChT* Rcllclaaa Notice..There will be a Meeting Inbehalf of the Theological Department ot the RochesterI'riversit.v, at ibe Canrion-at Baptist Church, (Rev. Mr.Eddy a.) on SUNDAY EVENING, ruh inst at7o'rlockAddreesea may be expected from the Pasior and Measia.EDMONDS and ANDERSON. Jib If

tW Her. Dr. Olio, President of the Wealeyan Uai-veraltv, wii! Preact in the Seventh sl Methodist E Church,near Third av. on Bl'NDAY MORN1NO, Jan. in. at 10*o'eloek. 118 It*

tr Preab.vtertan ( horch In I nlvernlly.place.Rev. Dr. POTTS..The usual Monthly Service will beheld TO MORROW EVENING, at 7J o'clock. J18 lt*Aj

IdECTTJRE NOTICES.rf »Hahl> Intereatlna Lrrtarra.-Rev. w. s.

BALCrl wi.l deliver a Course of three Lecture* on Ire¬

land, Scotland, Holland, Ac. at Knickerbocker Hall, cornerof Eighth ave and Twenty-third-*t.

First Lecture on Ireland, on Wednesday Evening, the»d Jan.Second Lecture on Srol'and, on Friday Evening, the

91st Jan.Third Lecture on Holland, at some evening shortly after,

ol which public notice will lie given.Admittance I2f fcenu. Tickets to be bad at DUNN'S

Bookstore, or at ihe door on the night of the Lectures.Doors open at f§. Lecture commences at 7« o'e4ock. jl63l*ÖT l.ectnree on Art..A Course of six Lacture*

will be given by the Artist» of New-York, at the Stuyvo-bbbi InatitBie, Broadway. The first will lake place on

TUESDAY, ibe alit Jan. at 8 o'clock In the evening, by thewell known and highly popular Lecturer, HENRYJAMES, Eso The subject: "The Principle of Uulver-la'iiy In Art.'' Admission S9 cent*.jlS«Xts- a. 8 OcKlUOU, Chsirriis»orOo-amiltee.

Mercantile l.lhrary^aessolaUvai. 1.1TÜRE A T CLINTON II ALL..Mr joeam S I.r.r. ofMontreal, whl deliver a Lecture at Clinton HaU, ttiit tSat-urdsy) evening, at 71 o'clock. Subject: '. TmomaI Hooo."Ad miliance, IJf cents. j 18 It,CV Tenchrre" Association. Dr F I". H A NN IN G

win CH|»r.r a Lecture tie'ore thi* Iiody THIS (Saturday)EVENING, at 7 o'clock, at Trustees' Hall, corner of OrswiBi d Elm »t«. Subject "The Upright Posture, or HumanSymmetry." All Teachers, male and female, the variousSchool officers, and other* luierested are Invited to attend.

(7* Free Lertare on H)dropnthy.-Dr. T. L.NICHOLS will Lecture at Knickerbocker Hall, corner ofTwenlv-ihird-sl aLd Eighth-av on TUESDAY EVEN¬ING, Jan. H, at 7J o'clock, on the Principles. Adaptstio is,

Result* snd Home Practice of the Water Cure. AdtnlMtoufiee, and a collection taken to defray expense*. jl8 Stis*

SPECIAL NOTICES.If* Frl/r SIiiajIdr t'litaaee...Tlnele for the

Prople !. It has long been a cherished idea with the sub¬scriber that the enioyroent and blessing ol Music should berealiied more extensively by the People. Iliiherio tiie ex-ouislte pleasures arising from a knowledge and practice ofIhla dlvlre art have been confined to the fe^r, while themany bave been obliged to take their music at second, or

go without it entirely. But since ao many thousand heartsnave been thrilled with a strange delight by the singing ofthe "Queen of Song,'' the desire to know'moreof Musicha* been awakened In multitude* of bosoms. Hundredsare now aeeking musical instruction who would probablynever bave dreamed of studying Music but for the influenceof ibe Sweedish Nightingale. And hundreds of others are

desirous of learning who have not yet taken the first stepTo aid in meeting and gratifying such desire* the subscri¬

ber proposes to open w hat he wui denominate Prl/e Sing¬ing Classes, in New-York and Brooklyn. Each pupil willbe charged the regnlur price for a course of 15 lessons, andwill receive, on complying with the terras of the Class,three prices, or three new musical pub ication*. all valua¬ble- to be made known at the opening of the Class Th**eprizes are worth nearly or quite a* much as the price oi tui¬tion, and will be found to be of practical utility to eachpapll.Tb* first Class wi.l be opened in New-York on MON¬

DAY EVENING, the iflith inst, in Ihe Lecture Room of theBevenih Presbyterian Clmrrh, (Rev Dr. Haineld's,) cornerBroonieand Ridge it*. The first evening free to all, whenthe term* and prize* u ill tie made known._JI«2t_PARK'S E JONES. Teacher of Mösle

CV** Mercantile Library Association. -Th» An¬nual Elective of Ot! r er» of tics Association w 111 be held atClinton Hall, romer of Beekman and Nassau sis. on TI ES*DAY, the 21si lust. The Polls will be oi>«u from 9 o'clock,A M. to 6 P. M.No Member who is tn arrears for dues will he entitled to

vote_|J18At| C. W. OGDEN. Ree Rec'y.tW - it in son A t'o.'e New .Orleans and Mo¬

bile Kxpreaa, 19 Wall-at.-We shall dispatch an

Express »nh Freight, Specie, Jewelry. Ac. per a eatnalilpFANNY. SATURDAY, January 18. 1851. to NEW-OR.LEANS and MOBILE Also, per steamship OHIO.8ATURDAY. January 25, 1851. No freight received onthe day of saUlBg. STIMSON A CO.

19 Wall-sL New-York, and SL Charles Hotel Building,Jt»8» _New-Orleans.

ET-Notice to Navls-mora. ~Cl STOM HOUSE,Ncw-YORK.Collba.to»?s Omca, Octoberö, 185«..The 8th section of an act of Congress, approved 2Rtn Sep.¦ember, 13*0. entitled M An act making appropriations forLight House*, Light Boats. Buoys." Ave. provides.'That hereafter ail buoys along the coast, or In bay*, har¬

bor*, sounds or channels, shall be colored and numberedao that passing up the coast or sound, or entering the bay,harbor or channel, red buoys with emm numbers shall hepassed on the thtrooard hand black buoy* with uamtn num¬bers on the pvrt hand, and buov* with r»d and tU.u A atnpeeort either baud. Buovs In channel way* to be colored wlia

iC»««1 wAir, and black perpendicular stripea"a ?!SSll'** Potieo ihat the provision* of the foregoingi-ew wtll be carrlej into effect, and the change* Indicaied»T. t1."**1? ,0 ^hearrangenient of the buovs in the water*

°* B J MllfU 00 01 .b*^» Ibe 1st of May, 1851.oööSawfaa H MAXWELL. Collector.

m!?ii al!TvRfnr'*ut!5PM'-D't luten"er7s,earin.fj. .^?Jia^5.Xro*lw*' tBd 1 Warren-at open dailyfwrn until S for the exclusive treaunerji of Ear dlseases-deafte**. dischargee from the exversal Ear. and the variousdistressing nols^ln tbebsBrfreBaoved wltheot risk or SEC^roltanoe tee, by letter or otberwu>s. Si Unpaid lexersre'use.!Cautio* -The Deaf are cauUoned against applvlng to

|M ^f-styled AurtatA They. wiA^r.howy^Bsl,¦he the many advenleed Quack oil*, are traps set by un-a*tacipled knaves to catch the unwary. Those Imtxiieraar« not siereiy confined to this city alone, bttl are sprinsnasTop nke BKishroom* In other cllle*. ¦ ^

Dr LUTENER8 onprecedenled sucee** I* the cause of.oee rongle-hke AurtsU. Dr. Lu tensir ha* no eoonectionw»k any other person, and is the only recognised Aurut toaheUmiad Btavkaa. dlt lot

JfW* UooJmI Hair Dys), improved so as to color toomir er Whisker* the moment tt is applied, without ine leeetln^7 11U .anrery free froo unpleasant odor, and can bo

ZXlzr, w1<r,th" .«ronfaat soap Immediately it Is applied,Z-S^7Sl^l!f ^2; '»aale, or applied, at Batchxl-am . Wig Factory, 4 WaU-st, my15 TaTaAvSattT

l*alt>e.-Tfie 114« Aniiiveraarv or the

Pftg-ygP Champion of Civil and Rellgl.KisLiberty will be celebrated by a Ball and Supper, at the

aÜl^""' ?, o'LlT^^ ^ l»am Ttckeucaabehad of Mr JOHN MORRISON 1 ts t tsai .anv-st A meet-leg » SJ be held each Sunday, previous to the tSlh. at 3 P¦Tat the Free InqtilreCB Library Room. Military Hall,Efwery. AJi portam* OismdJy to the cawee are Iev1u<d to

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It IlomeapnlMc IMtprmt y. I''Riix. kl) n, lavorebe to .he esubiiei.me it of * HoroeopaikicDispensary id aatd Cily, for the reitet at the indigent poor,%r» In» lee '° sttend . Brettssj at the Female A'ad'my on

MONDAY EVENING, Jan 2n. at » o'eiora. n take Intoc >rtsi«er*tlon a plan that will be presented I n eaiahhatr.ng;.och . Dispensary.Jne Leidlew, A H Onto. 8). B La-nar,Ji.o Rar kin, Isaac Oua, D.H. Arnold,Retard I'pjoho, Jto B. Ktlcl.en. 8 O. Arnold,J N WyckofT, Otla O Corb-stt. Wm. Rockwell,Jao Brruwsr. Ino n.Taylor. Ewd Coming,K. W Dunham. J A. Daverjort. O. S. Silll-nan.Theo. Victor, Henry 8heHen, L Snow,S. P. Church, A M. Coiklln. Fred'k Deming./ OrlewoM, Mi'in Rprlnr Joe. L Lord,U H Story. D. W. Ingeraoll, B. m Sft'-rman,Oeo Kletrher, Oeo. Remaen, H S.Tudor,.la* Freeland, N. Luquer, Pope Catlin,m G Harrington. Jno. A. Dayton._JIH 2n«*

WANTED.FURN1SHED HOUSE WANTED..

Snltable for a *mall private fwnily la the upper part ofthe city, or In Brooklyn, comfortably furnished and plea-.aotly located, from now to the fir*t of May or longer..For one conveniently arranged and In good order, a fairrent will be paid by a good tenant- The *i.ver or linen not¦SI i.'red. A note addreaaed to JAM KS D. STEVENSON,Counsellor at Law 14 Wallat, postpaid, «tating locality,rei.i and all particular*,, will receive attention. ]I8 2wc

HOUSE WANTED.From first Maynext, a genteel, comfortable residence in thi* city by

a good teoanL Rent from t3no u. *4i*>. Addres* Box 1.674Post Office. _j!8 If

H A N TED.Immediately, one or twov v rooms, or privilege* therein, for a Law Oftice.

Wouid prefer being convenient t > City Hall, or in Wall-titAddrt-M 'Lex" this office. jt« It*

U"ANTED.A man to work on a farm.One who has had experience and is thoroughly ac-

tainted with a.1 branehe* of farming. An A Tierican or

Scotchman preferred. Inquire at JOHN L FENDALL, 180Si.xih-averue. and E. J. BROWN, ß7 William-*!.J18 8t*SAWl;3_/ANTED.A man to attend a Da-giierrean Establishment. Hi* duties will be 19 re¬

ceive Customer*, exhibit the different style* an 1 prices, de¬liver pii'ures when finished and to assist in the generalbusiness of tbe establishment. Applicant* will receive at

ten tot, bv addressing " Daguerreotype" Tribune Offir»,mating what ealary will be required,"which mu*t be mode¬rate. "_"_'_jUIt'

RGAN BUILDER WANTED.'Wanted a voung man of steady habltti who under¬

stands the above bu«tDe*s or the Mt-tal Pipe Work, will bepreferred. Can find steady employment by applying to

jib 2t" OEO. HALL, Tribune Press-room.

APERMANENTHOME isWA NTEDby a RESPECTABLE MAN and his WIFE on the

1st of February next, one front basement and back par-lor on fir»t or second floor. In some nice, quiet place wherethere are not more than two or three families in the house.Wiibin S blocks of St. Mark'* place preferred. Address" House," Tribune Office; for 12 day* best of city referencesgiven and required. jl4 3lTuW8*

WANTED.At 114 Nassau-st. (base-ment).Employment i* speedily obtained for Clerk«,

Salesmen, Porters, School Tcacliera, Bar-keepers, Waiters.Coachmen. Boya to learn respectable trades. Rules ana

Regulations lo be seen Id the office, which are «iriclly o .-

served. Employer'* fee $1 per year. Applicant* Inclosingfl. free of poatage. stating the description of employmentrequired, can be suited. fjin lt*| THOS.8PINK,Agent

/"ANTED.A man that knows how to

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manage a vegetable farm, without telling. Applyat the Ocean Bank, between 3 and 4, P. M. J14 3teod*

YY'ÄNTKD.From the first of May nextv v a commcdiou* House, suitable for Boarder*, near a

.tage route. Aay person baring too same and I* Willing10 take the rent in board, will hear ol a tenant three in tie

family, by addressing W. Tribune Office. Reference* ex¬

changed. JI4 3teod*

OOKEEEPER.An Accountant wh»'is disengaged after three o'clock P. M. want* a book¬

keeper's situation Address B. K. at this office. J17 3t*

ANTED.A Purchaser for a DRUGSTORE In a large town near New-York. A reg't-

lar Physician would do well. Inquire of M. WARD At CO.83 Maiden lane, N.Y._ jl7 3t*

W~ANTED TO LEASE-For 5 or 10years, a lulldtng situated on West side Broadway,

between Duane and Canal sis. suitable for a FIRST-CLASSDRY GOODS STORE. Anyone having *uch a atore, or

willing to build, mav hear of a good tenant by addressing a

note to J. B. fc Co. Tribune Ofrice. )I7 Stls*

GENTS WANTED.To canvass fortfllbKrtltTS to a Reltiftouft Nrwipsper In thn Eastern

and Western Stales. A fixed salary will be given, andtraveling expenses paid. None need apply but men ofgood moral and religions character, who have had expe¬rience in the business, and none will be engaged unt'i a

personal interview ha* been had. Addrees, post-paid " L.11 J." Box 2,787 N. Y. Poet office._ J16 3iDk2tW

P"A^HTn"T~RIGHT7.Any person havinga Patent (UgatToran entirety lsrtn*l t,, i..,, r..r Sara

manufacture or production of some article which I* or maybeextensivtly used, and I* disposed lo sell such Right fora very low price may find a customer by addressing, post¬paid, D. H. box 2.844 New-York Post Office, giving fullriesrripiion and staling when and where an interview canbehad._J16 3t«

AGENTS WANTED..From $«00 tof I,SCO a year can be made in selling the New Family

Manual, at 121/ Na*sau-*t. 2d floor. Call or addrees postpaidThe American Family Publication Esiabliahinent N Y.Ju Im*

N~EWSPAPER FOR SALE..A largeand «eilestablished WHIG NEWSPAPER, the only

one In the County.ailuaied alihecapltol of one of the New-England States. The office Is well furnished Its patron,age greater than most papers of ll* class. One-h»lf, one-

third. lwo-lhlrd*or the w hole of it will lie sold The lauerwill be preferred a* the preaenl proprietor wlshe* to leavethat part of the country. Inquire of the Editor of The Tri¬bune_Jl 3w

WANT PLACES.rpO MERCHANTS and Others, wish-JR ing lo do business ia California and Oregon..The ad¬

vertiser withes to make an arrangement with some busi-res* men, or bouse doing business or wishing to do busi¬ness in California or Oregon. Ha* been ten month* in SanFrancisco and California, ia thoroughly acquainted withthe different kind* of trade, having acted a* broker iu sell¬ing all kind* of merchandise, and thinks himself one of thebeat i:.dge* as to what kinds of goods - re be*l lo chip andother business that ran be done ihere. The beat of rel'er-ei re. gi\en Address J. B. 11. at or call on A. TRAV'ERSa. CO «4 Maiden lane. J18 3tls*

%\' A NTKD.Situations for a number ofv v tidy, well recommended girl*. Americans, English,

Irish, Scotch and Germans, viz Cooks, Chambermaid*,Nurses and Seamstresses, Girls for General Housework.Waitresses and small girl* for trade*, at the Ageucy forDomestics. 1«8 Orange st. Brooklyn, opposite the Mu¬seum. J18 It*

Y\ ANTED.A Situation as Coachmanv v by a respectable man who understand* his b'islne-s

In all na brauche», and can produce satisfactory ref-rence.Apply 1<8 Orange-«, Brooklyn, for two days. jIB It*

YY'ANTED.By an experienced Scotch> v Nurae, who ia at present disengaged, au engage¬

ment by the week or month, to wall on a lady or anv s i

person. Terma moderate. With heat of reference. App'yS47 Sixtb-av. between Tw eu:y-first and Twenty-second sui.Mr GERVAI/IE._'_jisIt*

U'ANTED.Situations for about go ex¬cellent Protestant servant* American Engllah,

Scotch, German, Ir.ib, and Colored. Cook*, Chamber-n:a!ds. Waiters, Nurses, Seamstresses, Laundresses, Gene¬ra! Workers. Coachmen, kc. They are the best selectedfrom several hundred, and ate smart, tidy, and well recom-meaded. Select Protestant Employment Agency. 7 Car-ffilne at J182t*

ACTUATION is Wanted by a steady,rent tv'ab'e > oucg Wo r a: t! a: is w Illing to make her-

a«.-lf generaliv useful a* cook, washer and Ironer. or a**'*tIi. ;l s » ashbg. 8he can give ihe best of city reference.Call ai t>:' Founh-av between Ninth and Tenth au j 17 2r

TO NOTION. Fancy, Straw-Goods orShoe Houses .A man of strict business habits and

good morals, capable of influencing considerable Westerntrade, w anie a altuaiiou a* Salesman. Address A. Q thisOrhce._jl7 3t*

AYOUNG Gentlemen of gtxxl educa-Üon and fixed habits of application, Is desirous of

procuring employment ai Cerh or Copyist every eveti;n/(saveSaturday)from 7 till lo. Bailafactory reference r v-iAddress Tl*on, at this office. <i| ,t

AN EXPERIENCED CLOTH CUT-TER. whose preear t rntgagemect expires on the first

of February, and who would like to change his location,would be happy to neginatlate with any reapooaible Mer-chant Tailoring Eaiabllalmext centrally located and doinga good trade for a sitaailoii. Addrees "Trade," TribuneOfrice with name and aalary which must be good ; also,when and where an Interview can be bad. J162w*

aAS Seamstress and Dressmaker, in -

^*4jaaüernan . family, by a reapectable gtrl who under-.tands her business perfectly, ran cut and make children .clmhes Has no objection to goiag Into the country, or go¬ing out by the day. The beet of reference* can be givenCan be seen for three day* at 154 Atlantic-at Brooklyn.

COMMISSION PAPER WARE-HOUSr-JOHN ROBERTS, 1« Joha-st offers for

5,000 reams Cap and Letter Papers.2,000 reams Ciown and Folio Rag Paper*3,1«' ream* Crown at I Folio Straw Papers2,000 reams Tea, »bos> and Bag Papers.Also. Hardwaie. Manilla, Printing and other Paper*

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ßOOK OF \R« H KR V. comprising theII .story »r.<j d)T'!p>t'- üb*} of the Bow for Cxwctn

. i.«J Amusement. itiu»;raled l»y iO plate.. ¦ iflitr with a

large varletv Of Miscellaneous Spnrtinif Prmu. Ac. Acamong COLM AS'S Oiil Stock, now sellinc for very smallrr.ce», at 9N Bp wiwiy. up stain jlS 2tis

IN PRESS..A NEW NOVEL by the-¦-Author of Rockint'ham.

LOVE AND AMBITION.T eM Novel," Lot« ». d Auiti.l'on," ba tiia a thor of R-a

ir»ham " The anr,, .meine't of a r,*w work of t'n r.on hjr the .utftor>.' H atAAaajpaJl w r« fMtSlalfrj walcorna« rw eiarv twader ofthat 4st>ht'ul Novel. The descriptive lerre am* trill., the vaneo in

C'->nt tit reui <rkaoie aicortf narrst \a. Bse p ir* aTi aaaMVWaatimeo' aaBJ ment, Bfjl tas tar.- whom***" di- tion. whs fa so strikinglyeb» meter ssd tint tats., will bat a prepared bVa D'ibltc toaipart ram hIrer the ".f re prt dui tioo» of this gifted au'bnr. A pa'uaal of that .mn>ea oil! shuudanll. sati.lv lbs ant'cp»'ions just'y Bassets*! br 'h*-jr .sr priMj n t.i-ii- the asm« pen la " Loss an 1 Ambitiös " »f

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"\| K( HAN ICS HALL, 472 Broadway,i" I » »r (Jmr-'l si -OPEN EVERY NIGHT daring UM-./.*..», andi runner notice.The original and well-known C H RI .*T Y'8 M1NST R E H,

enter the management of E P. CHRISTY, whose Coe>certs tc this city for a racrnsaion of »e Tears, have assailr*s-etved with favor *>y highly respectable and fa*rilon*l>ieeudlerce*. Tickets Art». Doors open at 6A; commenceai7|. The patroes of Christy's Minstrels are respectfullyLnformed thai the usual Saturday Afternoon Concerts willbe discontinued for the future. Jl tf

URTON'S THF^TER~Chaunb«rae-rt.'rear of City Hall.The nearest Theater to the large

Uossaa-TUIS EVF.NINO, Jan 1°. will be produced, an

original version of Dtekena's last novel, entitled the Per-lonal History and Experience of

DAVID COPPERFIELD.To conclude with the Farce of

SEEING THE ELEPHANT.Boxes. Drees Clrrle and Parquette, M> cm; Family Circle,

25 eta l Orchestra Seats, 75 cut. Private Boxee, to and $»Door* open at 64;. to begin at 7.

ROADWAY THEATER..DOORSopen at H.to commence at 7 o clock..Prices of Ad¬

mission To Ureas Circle and Faroe.et. MV. Family Circleand Third Tier. 24 rts. ; Galerv. I2| eta. Private Boie*.t.'>andtti. THIS EVENING. Jan. 18, will be performedthe Grand Romantic Spectacle, In 3 act*, entitledKAI STL'S. OR THE DEMON OF DRACHENFELS.Fauatu*.Dyott Adlne.Madame rod 1*1.Previous to which, the popular Farce ofMY YOUNG WIFE AND OLD UMBRELLA.

B~rW0HAM'S LYCEUM," BROAD-WAY, near Broome-st .Proprietor and Manager,

Mr BROUGHAM. Dree* Circle and Parquette, SO cents;Family Circle, 25 cent*: Orchestra Stall Seat* *11 PrivateBoxea. $.5..BENEFIT OF Mr. OWENS-THIS EVEN¬ING, Jan. in, the performances will commence withBrougham's version of

DAVID COPPERFIELD.To be fellowed by the Comedietta of

THE KINO'S GARDENERTo conclude wiih the Farce of

THE WILD INDIAN.Doors open at 6$ .To commence at 7 o'clock-

rfVRIPLER HALL..SATURDAY,J. 18lh JANUARY..MAX M Ml KT/ HKS

SECOND AND LAST MUSICAL FESTIVALFor the BENEFIT of

MAURICE 8TRAKOSCH,On which occasion the principal pieces of

GIOVANNA DI NAPOL1,A Grand Op«ra m tbne Act*, composed by

MAURICE STRAKOSCH.Will be performed by

Mile TERESA PARODI.Signor ft HI INI and

Slgnor BENEVENTANO.Assisted by the FULL CHORUS and ORCHESTRA

of theITALIAN OPERA.

MISS VIRGIINA WHITINGwill sing a favorite Romanza

The Grand Seena and Aria fromTANCREDI.

Will be sung (by general request) byMLLE TERESA PARODI.

M HAUSERWill play for the rirst time. Grand Concerto end Rondo

Pastorale, byOLE BULL,

THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE.MAURICE STRAKOSCH

Will play for the first timeLA FILLE DU REOIMENT.

The quartette from I PURITANI and LA TARENTEELE.CoKDi'CToa.MAX MARET/EK..

ranoaaMME.raar i.

. irand Overture toGIOVANNA DI NAPOLI,

Executed bv tbe Full OrchestraGrand Aria to

GIOVANNA DI NAPOLI,Slgnor BrrtEvsNTANO

Brilliant Fantasia and Aria fromLA FILLE DU REGIMENT,

Composed and executed for the first time in New-York byMAURICE STRAKOSCH.

Romanza from Donizetti s Opera ofROBERTO ÜVEREUX.

Miss VIRGINIA WHITING.Grand Concerto composed by OLE BULL,

I..ADAGIO. II.. RON DO PASTORALE,M. HAL SEK.

The favorite Aria fromGIOVANNA Dl NAPOLI,

MADEMOISELLE TERESA PARODI.rsBT n.

Overture to Harold's Opera./AMPA.

Executed by the Full Orchestra.Tbe Tenor Aria from the second Act of

GIOVANNA Dl NAPOLI.Signor Loaun.

The celebrated Quartette fromI PURITANI.

Trancjcnbed for int> I'lano-toim, followed byLA TARANTELLA,

Composed and executed, for the first time byMAURICE STRAKOSCH.

Pagiuum'* Burleaquo Variations on theCARNIVAL OF VENICE,

M. HAUSER,Grand Seena and Aria from Rossini'*

TANCREDIRecitative.Dolce e ingrau nuna.Aria.Di tand paJpltl.

MLLE TERE4A PARODI.The Concert will conclude with the favorite

FLIRTATION POLKA,Compoaed bv

MAURICF. STRAKOSCH.Executed fur the firat time by Full Orchestra

Admission te all part* of the Hail,ONE DOLLAR,

To be had at the principal Muaic Stores, Hotel*, the Op¬era House and Trtpler Hall, on Fridav and Saturday.The Grand Piano i* from ERARD'S Factory, imported

by. and for sale at. KERKS1EG 4t BRONSINO'S, 4Broadway.Doors open at ft. Concert to commence at 7| o'clock,

ill RS. EMMA G1LLINGHAM BOST-1"! WICK'S CONCERT at NIBLO'S CONCERTROOM.MRS BOSTWICK respectfully announces'tc her friends

land the public that she will give a VOCAL and INSTRU¬MENTAL CONCERT at NIBLO'S ROOM on MON¬DAY EVENING. Jan. 2h, on which occasion the will beassisted by the following eminent artists

Mr. H. C. TIMM,RICHARD HOFFMAN.

11 ERR NOLL andWILLIAMS, Instrumental.

Also, an Amateur Primo Tenore.Mr. TIMM will preside at tbe Piano-forte.The Grand Piano to be used on the occasion is from the

manufactory of Mr. S. ChlckerlngPROGRAMME

raaT i.1. La Melancolie.Pastorale pour Violin, executed by

Herr Noll.Pruna-)2. Aria."Cujus Anlmam," from Stabat Mater, by a

Gentleman amateur.Rossini3. Recitative and Aria." With verdure clad," from

the Creation, by Mr*. Bostwick.Hsydn4. Introduction and Variation*. L'ElUtre d'Amore,

executed by Richard Hoffman.Berticl5. Recitative and Aria. * On mighty pens," Creation,

Mrs. Bostwick.Haydnr*aT it.

1. Duett.Hsrp and Piano, Messrs. William* and Timm.I Duett-" A consolarml aflrettaU,' Linda di Che-

mounix. Mrs. Bostwick and a gentleman..Donizetti3. Solo-Pour Violin, Hen Noll.4 Romanza Espanola." The Olpsey Maid," (Urst

time sung In public.) Mrs. Bostwick.. W. V. Wallace5. Andante and Grand Polkade Concert, executed by

RichardHoffman.W. V. Wallace6 Song with variations." Stelo nur auf," (Swiss

Boy.)Mrs. Bostwick.Ptxt*Ticket» ft, to be had at the Music Stores aad at the door

on the evening of the Concert.Doors ones at t,.Concert to commence at 7J o'clock.J18 2tl*»_ACARD..The CONC ERT that came

off last Wednesday evening at KNICKERBOCKERHALL was not Mis* REYNOLDSONS, as auited in the

Bi...._J18 It*

B~~ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM?-P. T. BARNUM. Proprietor and Manager Joh*

Greehwood. Ja. Assistant Manager. Admission 15 cts.;children under 10 year*, 12« eta; Parquette ar.d Ftr*t Circle,Kl cut. extra. Afternoon performance at 3.Evening at 7.SATURDAY, Jan. 18.-Afternoon, CHARLOTTE TEM¬PLE. Evening-COMEDY OF ERRORS and THEROUOH DIAMOND. The Chinese Museum, late of 539Broadway.!* now Incorporated among the MILLIONS OFCURIOSITIES embodied tn '.hi* Museum. The Olpsey For-tune Teller, Ac. are also here

_

PANORAMA OF THE PILGRIM'SP ROOR ESS..PARTICL'LAR NOTICE .At the

request of parties, teachers and othe. s. and in order to al-low ALL to see the " New Panorama." the uniform priceof admission will hereafter be TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.On Wednesday and Saturday AFTERNOONS, at 3'/clock,Children will be admitted at half price. Deacnpive Cata¬logues 12| cents Open every EVENING.Deorsopen at 7.to commence at 7| o'clock. JI4 IwU*

THE BROUGH COMPLIMENTARYBENEFIT al

NIBLO'S GARDEN,THURSDAY EVENING. JAN. 28, 1881.

Tbe Committee have the satisfaction of announcing tothe Public generally that they Save assurance* of assistancefrom a large and brilliant array of professional talent, in¬cluding the

ITALIAN OPERA.VAUDEVILLE, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL

CONCERT,The particulars of which will be given In mtursadver.

üsciuente.Tickets, ll each, are now ready for delivery at the Piano¬

forte Warerooms of ADAM 8TODART, Treasurer, S25Broadway, at the various Music Store*and at the principalHotels. J17/I

THE DÜSSELDORF ACADEMY OFFINE ART8-Lesstar> weal Historie«! rvcmr* of

the " MARTYRDOM OF Hi 88" h*-bawo ad^ed U> thecollection of PainUng* by artists of the moo**^hool. Ad¬mission-Scent*. seaeutj ucstisfl *** .¦»WPOön eat*,logae* Dfcecia. 39

DI

GRAND GIFT ball AT triplerHALL-CIVIC. MILITARY an.. FA*uy DRE4S

Uufward of two THOl'SANO elegant prvMli, without lottery, 111 lock or BkvorTb« tooti splendid .jotertalnment of the tiiioo, »trtctly

ts accordance wltb law and populär Jeslr», will übe placeaa above od

MONDAY EVENING, Feh. S, 1M1.TICKETS $2 each, edmttüag a OwÜetTiaB aad Lady -

ExtraTickets tor ad .. ,

IV Each ticket. In addlBoa to tha 11 iiiialnmanl willentitle Lhe purchaser tu Ita rail value in fancy or useful eröUclea from the exten«: re Kock at tuTTLETS Emporium9m Broadway.TM Gl KT» may i* aelerted previous, or at any Oma af¬

ter lhe BALL. The price distinctly marked oa everyarticle.

All who wiah to enioy a rare treat at no expense, shoeIdprocure their TICKETS immediately, ea Ute number ieUnited.DODWORTH'S CELEBRATD BAND, In foil force, ¦

en?.red for the occasion.Tirieuj cow ready and for se> oniy at MS Brr*lwi-.j i6 su a w tl'TTle.

MINhRVA ROOMS, 406 Bmariway.--COG8WELL'S PANORAMA Ol* LIKE IN CALI¬

FORNIA, and on tbe Isthmus of Honen, now open. Tata1* tbe first opportunity ever offered to the public of «erringa correct and rail representation of tbe Clues, VUlAkTee, V at.ley*. M Mlou. Bavi. Rivers. Minin« Regions, be togetherwith the Picturesque Ruins. Public Buildings. ReligiousProcr ..Ion*. Holldsv Petes of the City of Panama, Crosasajthe Isthmus, Chagres River, Manners and Custsjsas of tbePeople. Admlttabre 85 cents Commence at f| o'eJeek,precisely Open every evening during tbe weak. Exhibi¬tion every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon. coaa-aencrng at 3 P. M. JlSSt"

SATTLERS COSMORAMAS, corner- Broadway aniJTfclrteenth-*!.Admission 25 cents Tha

firsl arcron. consisting of a collection of 36 Views of Eu-rope. Ada Minor. 8yrlB. the Holy Land, Egypt, Nubia andArabia, wnl be replaced In the course of some weeks bynew and equally Interesting ones. JH »**

«^W-YORK AMPHITHEATRR, ITBcwtry -JAMES M. JL'NE k CO. ProorletoTS-

Everv U EDNEIDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON aPERFORMANCE st 2J o'clock. THIS EVENING. Jan.18. Möns. Francois Toumairesa tbe Ct urter of St. Peters*burgh. Gymnastic Exercises by Mr. Nixon and Fupire..Thre Clown*. Mile. Louise In the Sports of the Manege -The FRENCH TROUPE to their extraordinary perf>rm.ar.ces of Horsemanship To conclude with a lajwhableAfterpiece Private hoiea, Si'eu; Boxes 2» eis Pit 12|Cta. Doors open at *t. pertormanre to commence at 7|.

(Ol^AHTMOKSIIIP.ss0lüt1on..The co-partnership

'heretofore existing between the subscribers, underire name ana firm of MURPHY A GUNNING.Is dissolvedthis day, by mutual consent. The outstanding business willbe settled bv JAMES MURPHY, who 1* auiborlied loosethe name ofthe firm for that purpose _..JAMES MURPHYI January 16,1*51. JOHN GUNNING.The business will be carried on as usual, by JAMES

MURPHY, at 5t Mecdougel *t_jn»*THhe undersigned have

FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP under the nameand firm of CARTER BROTHER k CO. and will con¬tinue the huslnes* formerly done hvL C.Cabtbb underthe firm of Cabtbb. Hai.sey k Baldwin, and nave open¬ed their store at M Dey-si L. C CARTER.

THEODORE R CARTER,ALON/O C STEWART.

New-York, January 13, IUI.The book* and accounts of the late firm of Cabtbb, Hal-

sr.v k BtLnwiN will be settled by L. C. CARTER, at tbeabove deecribed place._J'«"rTTHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore-l existing betireen tiie subscribers, under tbe firm ofHoughton, Merrell k Co. Is this day, by mutual consent,dissolved. The outstanding business of the late firm willbe .ettled by either of the undersigned, who are auiborixedto alitti In liquidation. New -York, Jan ». IM.losigninmu .

EDWARD I. HOUGHTONBRUTUS R MERRELL,J. STARK HOUGHTON.

IN conformity with the statnte concern¬ing limited partnership*, we, the subscribers, do here' /

certify that we have formed a limited partnership, to beconducted under the name of Merrell k Houghton, to themanufacturing and selling Umbrellas and Parasols, thesubsciiberB, Brutus R Merrell and J. Stark Houghton.who reside in tbe City of New-York, are interested in.aid partner*hip as general partners ; and EdwaidHougnton, whose place of residence I* in tbe City ofNew-York, is Interested In said partnership a* specialpartner, and, as such, has contributed twenty-five thou¬sand dollars as capital to the common atock, ta cash ThnBaid partnership ta to commence on the aixlh day of Jan¬uary, lit'll, and it to terminate on the old day of Decem¬ber, 1852New-York, January 6. IBM.

BRUTUS R. MERRELL,J. SPARK HOUGHTON.«EDWARD HOUGHTON.

THE SUBSCRIBERS hereby give no¬tice that they have taken the itore lately occupied by

floughtoB, Merrell k Co., where they are prepared with alarge dock of Good* to receive their cuttomera.January fith, 1151.

MERRELL k HOUGHTON. 63 William at.Jll 10t* corner of Cedar-sL

"pvISSOLUTION..The Co-partnershipheretofore existing betwee**, the subscribers, Umler

the name and firwof GEO. W. SHIELDS k CO. EXPIRKS (Jil* dsy by Its own limltsilon.

Signed GEORGE W SHIELDS,EDWARD A IKE.BEN IAMIN M. SHERMAN

New-York, 1*1 January, 1851.

CO-PARTNERSHIP -The subscriber* have this dayformed a Co-perinersuip, and will continue me CommissionIron Buslne* as heretofore, under tiie name and nrm ofOEOROE W SHIELDS A CO.

|Slgned| george W SHIELDS,BENJAMIN M SHERMAN.GAMALIEL G SMITH.GEORGE R HKgEMAN

New-York, 1st January, 1851. jl Im

(^O-PARTNERSHIP..JOHN FAL-/CONER has this day associated wtth him HENRY E.

Ql INAN,and will continue the Shipping business, undirthe firm of JOHN FALCONER k CO. Office for thepresent at 64 Cedar-si. with Mnulton k Co.

JOHN FALCONER.HENRY E. Ul INAN

New-York, January 1, 1851._jl 3w

CO-PARTNERSHIP..J AMES T.MOULTON, of the late firm of JOHN PALCONKR

It Co. having associated with him JAMES W BARKERand ZENAS NEWELL, will continue the Importing andJobbing of Dry Goods, under the firm of MOULTON ttCO at U Cedar and 22 Pine *L

JAMES T MOULTON,JAM KS W BAKER,ZENAS NEWELL.,

New-York, January 1,1851.REMOVAL-ZENAS NEWELL has removed from 51

to64 Cedar-si._Jl 3w

jVOTICE..The Co-partnership here~tö-1 lfore existing between the subscribers, ander the firmof JOHN FACONER A CO is this day DISSOLVED bymutual consent. Either party win sign In liquidation.

JOHN FALCONER.JAMES T. MOULTON

New-York, January 1, IB51._ ,1 $w

/^O-PARTNERSHIP.-No^ce is hereby"-/jrlvei thatOrvllleL. Knox and \lHDr* Beockman, Jr.are from this date partner* lo ov,r rjtlDThe business will hereafter b-, transacted at No. IS CorVlandt-.L OTIS, JOHNE8 k CO.New-York. January 1*^ iML j, jBJ.

DOCTOR P. GARDINER* 140 Nrs-ßß st. lirooklyn. New-York..An educated T. Botanic

Pbyttclan. Member of the T. Botanic Society of Phiiadel-ptfa, havlcg a few leisure hours dally would be willing teattend those afnlcied with disease He lias generally beensucceuful with Colds, Consumption, the delicate com¬

plaint* ofFemale«, Asthma, Rheumatism, tbe vartoaa kicdsof Fevers, Ulcers, and tbe diseases incident to human na¬ture. He la also acquainted w lu. several Indian specificsJIB St-_

REWARD..Strayed or Stolen last'W''*' week from 184 Motl-st a Wldte BULLTERRIERDOG. Any person who may find htm, and wi I bring rumlo 43 Washington Market, will receive the above reward.jl»lt*_JOHN KETSER

D. J. COBB'S SEDATIVE LINI-MENT .Tbl* Liniment Is wholly auequaled as a

remedy for all cases of external pain, *prains, bruises, sp'nalBfTectior.s, cramps, restlessness of the estremide*. CAVjaedby nervou* debility, Ac No nunLy should be wRhoat thisLiniment. . .

Sold, wholesale and retail, at 165 Cbamt^rs »t New York,by LYMAN COBB, Jr. general Agent tor the aale of DR.D J. COBB'S Vegetable Fatuity Medicine and PreparedHerbs. Price 50 Cents._JltoW*COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE..A

good two-story HOUSE, convenient OUTBUILDINGSand t ne GARDEN, wtüi great variety of Fruit andShrubbery. Tbe premises, comprising about two acre* ofLand and aituatetl in a thriving, village within twoavOAW

ry Ic

Dm'

ndeol New-York, wUJ be sold very low and;mven on the 1st April, on immediate application to

j 18 Stood * T. T MERWIN, It M«Xrx£aadeTE^

TO CITY AND COUNTRY MF RCHANTS, aad all others la want of a»ry dee^ntlesi

of JO» or CARD PRINTING .The swessirlber'B Print¬ing OtBce. located at 142 Fiilu* ***|*!?*?.K^fSTBroatiway. is now completelynirnisbed with aü the aecee-

aarr machinery, tvpea. koroers. »«^"«>«f,for the execation of Zmrd: Ciliar*. Sül Heads. Counu-yStore BIL*. l'o*tlng and HsndbU;*, b.c., to the OBwtset man

asj^yw pncea *fgQMAS E. BUTTON, l»TB»Jer

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