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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
VOL. X.NO. 3045. NEW-YORK, MONDAY, .JANUARY 20, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS.
NEW-YOKK. TRIBUN?
ff__L*WTOU DAILY TRISUITK 19 PUBLISHED
CVFST moaninc, bUMDAM ?CfVTE?.!
itrws te... *a at iLi" **'?*? coana ?r tracer, a-p **??
MD-?TkcrT*. orroarre the city ?I t_
^^.l.*?Ito C!ry !*h.r~r;t?? for If t*9 *****
re Wien ihr* irr, er. tleev C*n 0?J In Ml
?_Tr...r.t moBthaor ? tear at the aame rat? sol?
P^f_ Vi>.Mm/ Bu^nl-rt. ?<??? Dollars P?t
^j^rrf? S .? * r ?> <.'.* ?sen fur *i? ?OB!?*,
R,. ? ? Three DoUr. In
, jj,, vfTk* TrlrxiDO are not allowed an* d'Serenca
tiik nK.Yii-wKrtKi.v tiubfjie
MbMstsd every rr-wiM^iV and ?*?'"'f,V S"!*?1
A4vTrtkr?e*t*.? r_iK*?>* u**???
TM K NKW-yOK*
ma rcaorEA* circulation
* emm .2 SSSK ^*f?i-_ as
?TtJouL Pnc* ?1 cent* oer copy, or 4M per year, po*t?ge
LECTURE NOTICES.
'AM to Kni'
Suhiect?"The Symbolism of Property."
Er?Adm -ion. Scents; loregenileroan and ladle*,
?tcenu; member* with .heirlamtlie*. rree.
Terms of Membersti;>-$! Initiation fee and 12 yearly
|M
taatiiule Rooms im Bowery.
j? It JOHN qREASON, Ch'n. Lectu e Committee.
~Gr Highly iolereetin* Leetnree.-Rev. W 8.
BALCH wi I <le,ivera Course of lhr?*e Lweturea on Ire
ktr-d Scotland, Holland, kr. at Knickerbocker Hall, corner
0/Eighth ave and Twenty-lbird-st. _ ?
First Leclureon Ireiatid, on Wedneaday Evening, the
*^ri*cond Lecture on Scot'end, on Friday Evening, the
3 TWrd Lecture on Holland, at some evening shortly after,
?f which public notice w il be given. n..uv,a
Adajltlaure 1. .(.cent*. Ticket? to be b?d at Dl SN s
Bookstore, or at the door on the night or the Lecture*.
Door* open at H?Lecture commences at 7j o'clock. jl8it*
~SJT L-erlaree OD Art.?A Course of six Lectures
wflTbe given by the Arusis of New-York, at the Stuyve
?ant Instimie, Broadway. The first will take place oi
TUESDAY, the 2litJan. at 8 o'clock in the evening.hy (ho
weUknown and highly popular Lecturer. HENRY
JAMES. Esq The subject: "1 he Principle of L'nlvoi
ta'itv In Art." Admission 25 cent*.
JI*S:1?* 8. S. OSGOOD, Chairman of Conmitter*.
~r*T Nplrltsml Kn it Ulnffe.-Mcasrs. BURR will
f.ve three L? rtuit-* at tin* Society Library, corner of L? ><.?
ard-st. aid Bioadway, on Oho*: Seeing, W'tichcraft an I
Modern Miracle*, ic. on MONDAY. TUESDAY h i
WEDNESDAY E\EN1NGS. Jan. JO, 21 and 22, issl
After the Lecture each niyht experiment* will be produr-d
with gentlemen who come forward voluntarily out of the
audleure. which fully Illustrate and explode the SPIRIT?
UAL KNOCKINOS J20 21?
IW Free i,erf a re on Hydropathy.-Dr. T. L.
NICHOLS will Lecture at Kiiickacoocaer Hall, corner of
Twrniy-third-st and Eirbthav on TUESDAY EVEN?
ING, Jan. 21. at 7, o'clock, on the Princip'es. Adaptations,
Be*ul(*and BoSM Prar-ti.-^ oftlM Water Cure AamltsloB
tree, and a collection taken to defray expense*. jl? 3ti*?
"special notices.
Slnglasr ( lasare on a New Plan ! :-MUSIC
THE PEOPLE :-The subscriber will open (a
class for the aiudy of Vocal Music THIS EVENING, Jan.
20, In the Lecture Room of the Seventh Preabyterian
Chor.... (Rev. Dr. Hatfield'm corner ?f Broome and Ridge
*ls. on eatlrelv a new plan.
Tbe terms for a course of fifteen lessons will lie 82 for La?
dles and fii for Gentlemen.
In addition to the Instruction given as a consideration fir
tbe piire of tuition, each pupil who compile* with tiie
term* will receive valuable musical publloitlonH to the,
amount of $1 75. Tbe first of these Is tin* " Cantlc.a L* i
dls"? the isai and moat valuable werk of Me**r*. M i*<?n
?xd Webb? which will be used In the clasa. The other*
will be made know ii at the opening of the cla*? this eve
sing.
Tbe first evening free to all.
J20H- DARIUS B. JONES, Teacher of Music.
tW' Fire Oeitartment Notlre.-1'ro^ratnmeoiAr
rangemen' for tbe reception of Northern Liberties Fire K
sine Co No. 1, of Philadelphia. The Committee app iint-d
By the Den-gate* trom the ?everal Eire Co-npanie* of (vu
Uam.bur^h uimake arrangement* for the above Company
have adopted the following programme for the occasion on
MONDAY EVENING,-JOth in*t. Chief Kngineer W. II.
G CISC HARD has been unanimously selected a* Mar?
shal The line will form In Eirst-sf. the right on North
fourth-it. The procession will meve at 7 o'clock P .M.
precisely, and will proceed through North Fourth-*t to
Second-*!; through Hecond-tt. to North Second-st.; through
North Second nt to Kourlh-(t | through Fourth m to Sou h
First at up South Fir*t ?t toFihth-st ; Through Flfth-st. to
Grand, up Orand-st to Orabam-av. wheel in line down
Grtndat I to Kwen: through McKibhln and Leonard to
Meserole-st; through Meaerole to rVmith Fourtb-*L down
South Fourth to ti?h-*t; through FtM to South Ntnth-aL;
down South Ninth lo Fourth st.;through Fourth to Grand *t;
down Orand to Firsl st the right proceeding tip First n
Each Company withdrawing from the line on Ibe r arrival it
Grand and First sts. The several Companies taking por?
tion in the line in rotation
J W FALCONER. R JACKSON.
JOHN D HI NT, PIERS?)N BROWN,
HARRIS COM3TOCK, Committee.
W Association of llxrmpt Firemen.-Annual
r>leetlnt]. -Tne Annual Meeting of this An
be held at Firemen'* Hall. Mercer-*t. on TUESDAY
EVENING. 21*tin*t.at 7 o'clock. An elec?Jn will he held
for officer*. J2U 2t
IV Ala meetluiior the Truateee ef the l?rv
Dock Mi \ lug* Hank held on WFDNK?i)AY K \ K
NING, 15th inst the following officer* wereelocted for the
?naulngyear JOHN A DBVEAU, Presiden'.
Al rxander StEWSAT, 1 Vlce-Preaidenl*
TrqsjiI Jeremiah, } Vlce-Freaident?
By order.
Jamss L Stewart, Secretary. J20 3t*
%W Washlnnton's Hlrtbday.-The Common Coun
dlof the City ol New York ha vug resolved to observe
the .'.d day ol FEBRUARY, the natal day of the Fatlier of
hi* Country, in a mannertworthy of that devotion every true
patriot rr ust feel for his memory and principles, the military
and civil Instit utions and societies, together with all the jr
Hamxatior.s of the city, are invited to participate in the
**me, and to r*port Ihemaelve* to the Committee* of Ar?
rangement* at 4 City Hall, on or before Friday evening,
January ?i, for the purpose of enabling the Committee to
complete ns arrangement*.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ALMRSSBIE,
JOSEPH BRITTTON, WARREN CHAPMAN
ROBERT T HAWS, HENRY SHAW.
JACOB F. OAKLEY
assistant aldermen.
S. L. H. WARD, CHRLE8 CRANE,
JOHN B WEBB. ROBERT A SANDS,
THOMAS J. BAHR
January 18,1151. JJO 4lc
XW The Trustee* of the Frotertlre Union of
the ( Itj ol >rw-Y ork report the Btislneesof ibe year
stdtsg Dec 31, lueti
Buslne** done.$29.?22 15
Re*ourre*. 4,144 7g
LlablnUes. 3,388 31
Balance. |7j6 45
, SAMUEL GREEN, Presiden:.
James Moonev, )
John Hi nter, '
Wm. Pritchari). i'Triwiest.
Alka. TMonrsowJ ja? u
Jt\T illerrantlle Library Aaeorlatloa.-Ttie
M*-n ber* of tl la Aaaocia' on are requealexl 10 assemble
THIS iMonday) EVENING In the Lecture Room, (Clin on
Hali.) at 7| o'ciock precisely. )20 It's
JBkT ftmut-t,?Passenger* per steamship PACIFIC,
wr LIVERPIHIL will please be en board at the foot of
tsralat on \N EDNESDAY, Jan. 82, at 11 0 clock, AM.
and serd ail luggage not wanted on the passage on boa.d
TO MORROW, (Tuesday.) Jan. 21, marked "Below," with
tbe number ol ttelr berth 120
r*r llenaeepathlc Olspenearv.-The eitl/ens o
Brooklyn, favorable to the e*t*t>h*hment of a Home^'aathic
Dispensary In aald City, for the relief of the indigent poor,
BIB*;?S^JJ*.*'NtM ihe Female Academy on
MONDAY EVENING. Jan 20. at 8 o'clock, to takelnio
consideraUon a plan that will be presented lor establishing
('ich k Diapeniary
Jne Lald.aw. A. II. Dunn, 0. B Lamar.
if* R*',VD* . Isaac OUs. D, H. Arnold.
?a^Ulltoka, Jno B. Kitchen. 8 0. Arnold.
J N Wyckoff, OiisO Corbetl, Wm. RockweL,
Jno Brouw.r. Jno N.Tay lor. Ewd. Corning,
Mt w Dunham, J A. DaveniK>rt, G 8. Silllman"
Tfceo. \ Ictor, Henry Sbeldea. L Snow
? o FhuT,h- & M Co?kUn* Fred k Doming.
/Orlswold. Krai Spring Jo*. L Lord,
W H Story. D W Ingenoll. R M Sherman
Oeo. Fletcher, Geo. Remaeu. H 8 Tudor,
fts Flf^S*! N Luquer. PopeCatlin,
SS- O. Harrington, Jno. A. Dayton. jl -: 2us*
l*u^nrmn t,"sw4.-d? lutener s;eaXTn:
si KM ARY. M Broadway and 4 Warrem-M. open daily
rron. I until S fi*r tbe exclusive treatment of Ear ilseases?
?eaftHw*. dt*ch*rg*s from ih? exteraal Ear. and the va-l^ts
r- ilT^! 1' nolaee ln tbeHead removed without rt?k or pain,
refi'.'l^d V 01 otberw**?- Unpaid leu?-*
Catmon '-The Deaf are cautioned afalnst applying to
m^??'^M^. Tr>ev. wuhXr ahewy'sign^
BAe the many advertised quack olla mm aaaaai mat h? ,.n
r;.'^ rSroor^l^b^t^ ^ bu? ?
kW mm\m&? a ??>/"'i'1'1 ??wees U tbe cause of
?sose fhngte-like Auri*U. Dr Lulener ha* no connection
mom) t. mt*c e.atea._dl4 l?t
fc,n!r ?ttn,,on * 1 >e>*-Orleans and tl*?
Exr^eSViSf?"? \9 WSkM-si-Wa .ha.. dapatet?tn
i'lrmUt w'*b Fre!?ht, Specie, Jewelry. Ac. per s ea-nshla
sfA R?l"v M?8lLe aVJaaaC per sie*rns!iip OHIO.
Se ds? of^;.nJ"1'U*rT 251 1851 fretrht rorelvedon
1! >5 ? 8TIMSON k CO.
tie; ?1 New-York, and Sl Charles Hotel Building,
-illi_.. _New-Orleana
?vuKS'S^^ Aaa?eladaa.-The An
BlislffT 1 Awoctauon wij be held at
tl?'J?4.0"^?daily, ai 14 vV^re?./c^I^or^,
W tiVTEPe_
%^ \ N TE i) ? Tv\ elva > Bog raeta to m
" ? t Patent Article an. I other eritele* T?v ere at i
got up and will meet wliti reedy tale, aa Ml f? Ikilf w Ul >
wiihuut ih^rn fclW bring /it?t tatrttdiiaaaj ay she ages
Tili? kSUUUe opportunity for young men to rear from f M
to $j per day, km our aren a nre doing at preseni A M I
A.'enl for Olito? rapllai Slav Applv, or address, p >*t
paid. W. ?. BEAl'MONTE, 82 Saarn, i-at. .20 It
WANTED?A Woman to ifrok, u ?ih
and iron for a ?mall family' Nona reed apply ex?
cept v. <-|i recommended. Apply at 19 East 15th su It*
A(. K NT wTjtTED?A young man of
hUKioeaa haMta and strict Integrity is wanted to sell
Map?, Ar. to whom coskts/it employment will be gives.
Apply 157 Broadway, bark office, up stairs. jJ? It*
B?Y WANTED ? As Apprentice to
.earn the Jewelry business. One who hss some tas e
for Drawing preferred. Addres? hoi Y. Y.*at the office of
tins paper. j201t*
T~?~TA1L0RESSES?Wanted a Fe
male Coat Hand, who la able to work button-boles.
Apply to APPLE WOLKE, Tailor, 34 Rooseveli-st.
TO TWCHERS.?A person who is a. -
M rustomed to Teaching may applv between the hours of
10 and 12 or 4 and 5, to A. 8. HATCH, at the office of A.
PALMER *. CO. 8 Barclay-st. j20 If
WANTED TO LEASK-For 5 or 10
v V tears, a Building situated on West side Broadway,
between Duane and Canal kts. aultableIbra FIRST-CLASS
DRY OOODS STORE. Any one having such a store, or
willing to build, may bear of a rood tenant by addressing a
note to J. B. A Co. Tribune Office. j 17 Stls
W~^\NTED?At 114 Nassau-st. (base
ment)?Employment is speedily obtained for Clerks,
Salesmen. Porters, School Teachers, Bar-keepers. Waiters,
Coachmen, Roys to learn respectable trades. Rules and
Regulations to be teen in the office, which are strictly ob?
served. Employer's fee $1 per year. Applicants Inclosing
|1, free of postage. Hating the description of employment
required, can be suited. fj20 lt*| THOS.SPINK.Agent.
WANTED?A Purchaser for a DRUG
STORE In a large town near New-York. A regu?
lar Physician would do well. Inquire of M WARD It CO.
19 Maiden-Isne. N.Y. jl7 3i*
AH3ENTS WANTED.?From SfiOO to
Si,**! a vear can be made in selling the Now Family
Mar a;, at Ul Naasau-sl. 2d floor. Call or address postpaid
The American Family Publication Establishment. N Y
J9 lm*
??KKEEPER?An Accountant wh?
'Is disengaged after three o'clock P. M. w ai l? a book?
keeper's situation Address U K at this office. J17 3t*
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.?
Suitable for a small privs'e family in the upper part of
the city, or in Brooklyn, comfortably furnished and plea?
santly located, from now to the first of May or longer.?
For one conveniently arranged and In good order, a fair
rent will be paid by a good tenant. The silver or linen not
required, a note addressed to JAMES D. STEVENSON,
Counsellor at Law 14 Wtll-st., post-paid, statin? locality,
reu and ail particulars,, will receiye attention. 118 2wc
RG AN BUILDER WANTED?
'Wanted a young man of steady habits who under?
stands the above business or the Metal Pipe Work, will be
preferred Can find steady employment by applying to
j 18 2t* OEO. HALL. Tribune Press room.
B
O
WANT PLACKS.
AS Experienced Servants, for every
department of domestic work. Many highly re?
spectable, capable and well recommended women are
now waiting for situations at the Protective Agency, 14?
Orand-st._,jM> It
AS Waiter by u respectable man of
temperate and induttr'ous habits. ? Has a perfect
knowledge of hit businets and tirei-rate city reference.
To be heard of at 179 Hudson si. corner of Vesey. j2u It*
AS Cook, Washer and Ikoner, by a
competent woman, whocanalsodo baking if require I,
Best of reference from last place. Apply at M 8'xteent . ? - ?
between Sittb and Seventh ava Can be seen for 2 days 1*
AS (Sooi in a private family by an intel?
ligent German woman, understands l'a?rrv. Blanc?
mange, Pickles, Sauces. Ac Can cook In French, Its?aa
and American style*. Is perfectly compeie.il and anxiou
to pleiae. For ht r addrett ttpply to Mr. spink I '4 Na<
sau-st. basement. Good references given. J20 11*
S Chambermaid or Waiter, either in
A!
i private family or boarding home, by a smart, expe
rienred young trtrl, about 20 year* of ape. Addrett ?'Ann,-'
care Mr. SPINK 4U7 Broomest, front bouse. J20 It*
AS General Housemaid by a young
woman, who Is a good plain cook, washer an? iron,v.
Oood reference can be given. Can be seen for iwo <1mts
81 Ludlow-st. between Itroome and Oraod. j? li*
AS Waitress, or waiting and ehamber
work, and to astlvi in wath.ng, by a respectable Prot?
estant girl, with best of City references. Can be seen for
two dtys at I A4 Kori-yth-tt.in the rear, 2d floor. |20 2f
AS General Housemaid, in a small
family, by a respectable young woman. with good,
reference, she is a good plain cook and first-rate arosfeet
and ironer. Can lie seen for two days at til a .-enue a, .'d
floor, front room. It
AS Ladies' Maid, Seamstress and
Housekeeper, by a respectable Protestant womtn,
?ho knows her business in all lit branches,?hair-dreaslng,
drers muking and milllnerv; is also a kind Nurse In case of
sickness; hss ltved with the first families in England . ihe
best of City reference given. To bo heard oi at Jd'. Bowe?
ry, between Second and Third sta. It
A_RESPECTABLE Yodng Woman
wants a situation to do Plain Sewing and assis. la
Chamhervtork or lake care of children Good reference
from ber last plane. Call at 3 Twelflh-st. between First and
Second avr. Can be seen for two days. J30 It*
IVOTU'E TO PRINTERS.?A Printer
La of high reputation In this city withes a permanency
at Foreman of a Job or Book Office. Tboae wishing a man
of experience, who would devote hit energy, ?kill and
management to their interest, can addrest ,r Practical."
Tribune Office. Qualifications, references, specimens, Ac.
given._Jtt 2r
SITUATIONS WANTED ? For the
best of Servants, Protestant and Catholic, for th? r ty
and country. Cooki, Nurse*. Waitresse*. Seamiireesea,
Chambermaids, Housework Girls. Ac. Also, 'or men as
Walters. Farmer*. Coachmen, Porter*. Ac. Boys at office
want places. N Y. Employment Office, 178 Broadway
J20 If T. P. sal'NDER9.
TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS want
ple-es? one a* cook, washer and Ironer, or hat no "D
jection to do general housework in a small private family.
She It a g jod plain cook, waaber and ironer. The other as
Chambermaid and Waiter. The beat o/ city references
can be given. Call 433 Hudson-it- in the rear, second floor,
room 4. J20 It" j
TWO RESPECTABLE WOMEN wish
JA situation* in a genteel private family. One it a good
cook atd would be willing to assist in the wishing and
ironing i ;be other ? ouid go a* chambermaid and to do
fine washing and uvninr, or would do housework in a
tmall family. The beat of city referecce given Inquire at
i > Suffolk-si. up stairt. between Broome and Delancey tt*.
Can be seen for all the week If not engaged. J20 If
nWANTED ?By a Protestant young
woman a situation as a cook In a private gen
tleman's family. Will be willing to assist In the washing
and ironing. Car. give good reference If required. Call 77
Croaby-SL _|201tt
WANTED? A Situation by a very
good recommended smart and tidy glr. to to biuse
work, it a r rm-mte cook, baker, washer and ironer, and is
willing to make herself generally useful. Wages not as much
ob'eci as a good home. No ohiee?on to go in the country.
Call 5?' Broadway for two days. j**0 lr?
%%"ANTED?A Situation by a smart
* * *xd well-recommended girl to do General House?
work. Is a frit rate cook, w asher and Ironer, would make
herself generally useful, and go for low wages. Address
223 Bowery J20 If
AN EXPERIENCED CLOTH CUT
?**-TER. whose present engagement expire* on the fir*t
of February, and who would like to change Id* location,
Would be happy to negotlatlate with any responsible Mer?
chant Tailoring Establishment centrally located and doing
a good trade for a aiiaation. Addrest "Trade," Tribune
Office with name and salary which must be good ; also,
when and where an Inlerview can be had. J163w*
TO MERCHANTS and Others, wish
-1 Irg to do Dullness la California and Oregon ?The ad?
vertiser wishes to make an arrangement with some busi?
ness men or bouse doing buatneaa or wishing to do bu*l
ncae In California or Oregon Has been ten montht In S*a
Fnncltco ard California, la thoroughly acquainted with
the different kinds of trade, having acute aa broker in tell?
ing *:i kind* of merchandise, and u>lr>k* blmae.f one of liio
b?*t judge* aa to what kind! of good* are beat to ship and
other business that can be done there. The beet of refer
"?"?eaglvrn. Address J. B. 11. at, or call on A. TRAVERS
A CO. g-t Maiden lane. jit sua'
TK> NOTION, Fancy, Straw-Goods or'
Shoe House* ?A man of ?tritt business habit* and
good n orala. capable of Influencing considerable Wettern
trade, wants a situation at Salesman. Address A O this
Office^_jOSt?
WANTED?Situations for a number of
tidy, well recommended girli. Americana, English,
Irish, Scotch and Germane, vii.. Cooks, Chambermai.K
Nurses and hVamairetae*. Girl* for General Housework,
Waitresses and small girls tor trade*, at Ute Agency tor
Domestic*, It* Orangeat. Brooklyn, opposite the M
seam. j? if,
\t "ANTED? SiiBAtiooi f>r about 60 ex
v ? BfltaM I',-'fetten t'"vi > An:?rirsn ateftiali,
Pci.irb. Qrtl?, Irish, and Colored. Cooka, Ciam.er
h t'm Wm ?>- Nur??. KfMavMfMMi Laundreaa?*. O-ri"
r. 1 \\ (,rk' r?. Coachmen. Ac. Tney are the ;,eai a- ??? I
ftetJ .?-irrt.! Iiiinrtinl. hi d are amirl. l.dv, a*>d well reroin
rrerCed Select Protestant Employment At'enrtr. 7 Car
ii .:-.t. JI8 21'
BOARMN?-.
BOARD WANTED?In Brooklyn for
two peraorn. mother ?nd ?on. Will require two or
lnrre room*. Address, post-paid, with terms, location A.c.,
S. K , box IM13 New-York Post Office. J20 3i
B< >ARD WANTED?By a gentleman
(the East par' preferred) in a'famlly where instruction
on the Piano would be received as an equivalent. He
would furnish his own room and a piano if required. Ad?
dress " Word " Tribune Office. J*' 2j*j
BOARD WANTED in a Privat?
Family, bv a Gentleman, Wife, and Child of eighteen
montha old" Location not over three block* frorrt alvrtie
av. Brooklyn. Address B L Brooklyn Post Office, mating
term- and location. Gentleman only Breakfast and Tea.
j2n he* _
F~URNISHED ROOMS.?Two toga
Rooms on the second foor, with bedroom attache 1
and connected by pantry i also, a large attic Room, nicely
furnished?to let in a Private Family to Single Gentlemen,
with or without Breakfast. Apply it 111 Franklin-!. It*
BOARD.?One or two LADIES can be
accommodated with Board with a widow lady, where
there are no other boarders. Every attention paid to their
comfort Those wishing a quiet home may consider It
strictly confidential. Address C. B. Broadway Post Otfire.
BOARD?A Gentleman an<l his wife
can benccommodaledawtth a parlor and bed room on
the first floor; also, two or three single gentlemen will find
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THE SOLEMN HYMN f*? ' ? -"TV
("Del prim' anno gi* l/Aoue pil.lnora, )
Bv the whole strength of the
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,
To be had at the principal Music Stores, Hotels, at the
Courrier des Etats Uni?, at the As'or Opera House and at
Trlpler Hall, on Mundy and Tuesday.
Further particulars in future programme*.
Doors open at 6. To commence at 7, o'clock,
No postponement on any account whatever. j20 21
TALI AN OPERA HOUSE, Astor
P'ace?Reduction of price for the few remaining night*
of Signnrina TERESA PARODI. Price, of adiiilsslon
Parquet and boxe*, $\ 50; seat* may be secured at the box
ofi.ee, from 9 A. M to 4 o'clock, 1'. M. without any extra
charge; Amphitheater, 5n cent*. Thirty-eighth ?ulucrip
lion flight. By tpeciai renne?, and positively lait appear
ance of Stgnortaa Teresa Pared!, a* Norms, MUka Hau?
ler, the far famed violinist, previous to his departure from
New York. NORMA?Bellini'* Grand Tragic Opeia. in
three act-. Conductor, Max Maret/ek
MONDAY. January 2?nh, 1851, will be performed Bell:
ei'* Grand Opera, in lour acts, of NORM A?Norms. Slgno
rina T. I'eroiii. Adaigisa, Signorina A. I'attl; Pol.;b s,
Slgnor Lorini | Oroveso, Stguor Novell!. Mlska Hau ?er,
between the acts, will perform on the Violin two of hi
wonderful compositions? The celebrated Kondede Con?
cert, called La Sicilienne: to conclude with 'he Faganlnt'*
Burlesque Variations on ihe Carnival Of Venice. In active
preparation, Capiilen e Monleccht, and Senuramlde. Door*
open at Bf| to comraeoce at 7J o'clock. No (rue list. No
order*. . jjjj
I
B
MECHANIC'S HALL, 472 Broadway,
above Orandet-OPEN EVERY NIGHT during toe
week, until further notice.
The original and weU-kno wn CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS,
ander the management of B. P. CHRISTY, whose Con
certs In this city for a succession of five years, have been
received with favor by highly respectable and fashlonabl*
audience*. Ticket* 25 eta. Doors open at 61; commence
at7j The patrons of Christy'* Minstrels axe respectfully
Informed that the usual Saturday Afternoon Concerts will
be discontinued for Ihe future. Jl if
ROADWAY THEATER.?DOORS
open at 6f?to commence at 7 o'clock ?Prices of Ad?
mission To Dree* Circle and Parquet. 4oc. family Circle
and Third Tier. 26 et?.: OeJlerv. 12? Cts. Private Boxes,
t'and t6. THIS EVENING, Jan. 2", will be performed
the Grand Romantic Spectacle, to > acts, entitled
KAL8TU8, OR THE DEMON OK UKA.CHENFELS.
Faustus.DyotiAdine.Madame Podisl.
Prevlou* to which, the popular Farce ol
THE Hi 8BAND OF MY HEART._
BljRTONrS^HE^ER^
rear of City Hall.?The nearest Theater to the large
Hotels-THlS EVENING. Jan 2?. will he oroduced. an
original version of Dirken?'? last novel, entitled the Per*
tonal Ui?u?ry and Experience of
' DAVID COPPERFIELD.
To conclude with the Farce of
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.
Boxes. Dress Circle and Parquetie, 50 ct*; Family Circle,
15 eta; Orchestra Seats, 75 ci?, Private Boxes, to and is
Doors open at 6f, to begin at 7._
BROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROAD
WAT, near Broorae-st ? Proprietor and Manager,
Mr BROUGHAM. Drees Circle and Parr]untte, 50 cents;
Family Circle, 25 cecU; Orcber.ra Stall Seat* tl: Private
Boxe*. A5.?R-engagement of Mr. OWENS.?THIS
EVENING, Jan. 2", the performances wu.1 commence with
Broughsm's version of
DAVID COPPERFIELD.
Af er which 'he favorite Pas de Deux La Styrlenne by
Mile Ducy-Barre and G. W. Smith.
To couclude with the popular adaptation of
DOMBEY AND SON.
Doors open at e'J ? To commence at 7 o'clock.
BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
?P. T. BARN UM, Proprietor and Manager. John
Greenwood, Ja. AssUtanl Manager. Admittance to th?
Museum snd each Saloon performance 26 cent*, chil?
dren under 19 years, 12|CU.; Parquette and First Clrele,
1-1 r:? ex'ra. Afternoon performance at $?Evening ?17.
.MONDAY and TUESDAY Afternoon the Farce of SOME?
BODY ELB ; af er which performance* by the DONALD
SON SERENADERS. In the Eveoing.ihe Farceof PER
FECTION; -i.e Sereaader*; concluding wiL'i SKETCH?
ES IN INDI A. The enure Chlteae Museum, a Million of
Curiosities, Gipsey Fortune Teller, Ac._J2P 2t
CIRCUS.?NEW-YORK AMPHL
THEATBR?37 Bowery MONDAY EVENINC.
Jan. i". 1861. First representation of the grand Oriental
S per wee. entitled the
REVOLT OF THE HAREM ;
Oa, The Captive Slave,
produced at immense cosl, with
Text Cemele. Troupe of Arabian Hor?e?, Elephants,
Chariots. Car*, Palanquin*, Ac
The first scene in the ring wtil represent an
OASIS IN THEOREAT DESERT;
Halt of the Arab*; Camel* waiertng: Camp at the Foun?
tain ; Wcrahlp of me White Sacred Camel; Repose of the
Troupe; Attack of the Tartars.
eSAND COMSAT on horses AND camcls '
Capture of the Circassian Slave; Scene In the Harem;
Sale of the beautiful Circassian ;
REVOLT OF THE HAREM
Amazonian Evolution?: Grand Proeeaslon and Tableau ,
Horse and nder mounted on a pedestal, carried around the
rint* on the shoulders of the Slave*?Grand Finale.
The Spectacle will be preceded by a variety of Beiuee
trlan Entertain men is. See biila._j .
SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS, corner
Broadway andTtlrtewtb-st -Admlsajton Tm
first ?ecik n. conaUdng of a eoBeedosj of * views or B>
rope. Asia Minor, Syria, the Holy Lend. Erypt, Nubia and
ArW will be re paced tn the course of weeks by
new and equally iniervaUng one*. ]2? ?4*
GRAND f.TKT BALL AT TRIPLER
HALL CIVIC, MW.IT \RY AND KANCY DIES*
A Presen! wtib every Ticket
? iti.oul lodert. iU luck or favor
The n <>?< ?piaodid eetertainmetit of (he season, *trtc Ly
la errnrdsere witfc kfm ?jxJ pof ul?r decire, will (eke piece*
at abeve, od
MONDAY KVKMNO. Februarys. I?*l.
Ticket.. $2 each, edmlitirt?. a /er tk-m*n an<? lady. E?ir?
ticket* for Ladle*, $1.
|**7* Each ticket, to addition to the -imtafa ueats, wll'
entitle the purchaser to It* full value la fancy or ussful ar'
ueleefrcm the extensive stock at TL'TTLr'.'> Eaportutn
345 Broadway.
The gifts may be ?e.ecied previou* to or at any time after
tie Bail, i ke price distinctly marked on every article.
All who wiafa to enjoy a MM treat at no expense, ?bow,i
procure their ticket* immediately,** the number is ajnuted.
ri.ooa majuubb*.
D. B. H**brouck. John Agate.
Rictard B. Connolly. Carlo* I) Stuart
COMMIT 1 tr Ol iMl?'.IVr?fl
W. ? Tripler, H Kulier.
R H L. Towntsnd. E J Mercer,
W m J Harlngton Capt W H. I'ndarhti].
F. Hitchcock. John Hooper.
Dodworth't celebrated Band, in full force. U engaged for
theocruion.
Ticket, foraaieu TL'TTLE'S Kruportum. it-S Bruadwar
J2t> steoUA
M~RS. EMMA tilLLINGHAM BOST
WICK B CONCERT at N1BLOS CONCERT
ROOM.
MRS BOSTWICK re*pectful y announces io her friend*
tnd the publtc that *he will give a VOCAL andlNSTRl
KNTA1, CONCERT at Ni BI.O'S ROOM on Mos
DAY EVENING. Jan. 20. on which occasion *he will be
a**l*tei1 by ihe following em neuiartists;
Mr. H C. TIMM.
RICHARD HOKEMAN.
HERR NOLL aad
WILLIAMS. Instruruentai
Ai*o. an Amateur Primo Tenor*.
Mr. TIMM wi.i preside at the Piano-forte.
The Grand Piano to be u*ed on the occasion I* from til*
manufactory of Mr 8. Chickering.
PROGRAMME
raaT i.
1. La Melancoile?Pastorale pour Violin,eaecuted by
Herr Noll.Pm .
2. Aria? "Cuju* Anlniam," from Stahal Mater, by a
Gentleman ao^ateur.Rott: I
3. Recitative and Aria? ' Wiih verdure clad,1 froei
the Creation, by Mr*. Boalwlck.Hayri i
4. Introduction and Variation*? L'KlUire d'Ainor?,
executed by Richard Hodman.Ben -
5. Recitative and Aria? ' On mighty pen*," Creation,
Mra Boat wick.Hay
ra bt It.
1. Duett-Harp and Piano, Meatr*. Williams and Tim u
2. Duett?" A ronsolarmi aitrrtteti,' Linda dl Che
mounix. Mr*. Bottwirk and a gentleman.. D>
3. Solo- Pour V iolie, Herr Noli.
4. Romania Espenole?"The Glpsey Maid," (first
time *ung In public) Mr*. Bo*twlck..W V. Wal ?.
5. Andante and Giand Polkade Concert, exerutod bv
Richard Hoffman.W. V Walla
6. Song with variation*?'8telo cur auf," (Swi**
Boy.I Mr*. Bouwlek.Pix ??
Tlckrt* to be had at the Mualc Store* and a, the IMI
on the evening of the ConcerL
Door* opea at UJ?Concert to commence at *j o'clock.
Jl? 2??*_{
WEW-YORK AMPHlTHEATKRa 3T
Bowery ?JAMES M JUNE * CO Prtiprtetora
Everv WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AKTERNOONa
PERFORMANCE at 24 o'clock. THIS KV ENtNG, Jan.
2", the performances will commence with a full dress Ten
Horte Cavalcade. To be followed by a tplemi'd variety
of Horsemanship and Fee'* In the Arena. After which.
(fii*t time in thi* country.) the grand Oriental Spectacle of
THE REVOLT OK THE HAREM. Private bosee, W
et?; Boxes 26 cts : Pit 124 eta. Doors open at 6t, per
formtnee to cotesMtwe at tj.
MINERVA ROOMS, 406 BrokdwRy.?
COOSWELL'8 PANORAMA OF LIFE IN CALI
FORM A, and on the Isthmus of Darten, now open. Thus
ta the Aral opportunity ever offered to the publl. or seeing
a correct and lull representation of the Cities, Village*, Val?
leys, Missions, Bays, Rivers, Mining Region*, Ac together
with the Picturesque Ruin* P. .. H. 1 ngs, Rnllglou*
Processions, Holiday Fetes of lies City of Psnsms, Crossing
the Isthmus, Chagres River, Manners and Customs of the
People. Admittance 26 cents. Commence at T) o'clock,
precisely. Open every evening during ihn tsewk. Exhibi?
tion every Saturday and Wednesday ai ??moon, com?
mencing at 3 P. M. JTSat*
P"?N?RAMA OF THE PILGRIM'S
P R O G R E88.?PARTICULAR NOTICE -At the
request of parties, teacher* and other*, and In order to al?
low ALL to see the "New Panorama." the uniform price
ofadmiMlon will hereafter be TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
On Wednesday and Saturday AFTERNOONS, at :io'clock.
Children will be admitted at half price. Descriptive Cata?
logue* I.) rents. Open every EVENING.
Deors open at 7?to commence at 7| o'clock. J14 I wit*
IHE D?SSELDORF ACADEMY OF
the "MARTYRDOM OF IT USB " hss been added to the
collection of Paintings by artists of the above school. Ad?
mission 26 cents; season lie set* It. and deecrlptlon cata?
logue* 18| cents d4 3m
c () r ?rtnM si u p"T"
(^O-PARTNERSIIIP.?J AMES T.
J MOULTON, of the late firm of JOHN FALCONER
A Co. havisg associated with him JAMES w BARKER
and ZENAS NEWELL, will continue the. Importing- and
Jobbing of Dry Goods, under the firm of MOULTON k.
co at 62 Cedar and 22 Pine at
JAMES T MOI'LTON.
JAMES w BAKER.
/.ENas NEWELL.
New-York, January I, l?61.
REMOVAL?ZENAS NE WELL ha? remov-d from il
to 64 Cedar-sL jl 3w
CO-PARTNERSHIP. -JOHN F?L
CONEIl has this day associated with him HENRY e.
QUI NAN,and will continue the Shipping business, under
the Irta of JOHN FALCONER k CO. Omca for lie
present at 64 Cndar-st. with Monitor? a Co.
John falconer,
HENRY E Li I I NAN.
New-York, January I, Ifi'.i. jl *,
CO-P?RT NERSHIP? N^ticTis hereby
Vlvea that Orvtlle L Knox and Henry Boeckman, Jr.
are from this date partner* In our firm.
The business will hereafter be transacted at No. 46 Corl
landt-st. OTIS, JOHNE8 A CO.
New-York, Jaauary 1st, 1861._Jl las*
DISSOLUTION.?The Co-pRrtnershjp
heretofore existing between the subscriber*, under
the name and firm of GEO. w SHIELDS A co. ex
PIKES tills dsy by Its own limitation.
| Signed | GEORGE W. 8HIKLD?,
EDWARD A i EE.
? ? t , . BENJAMIN M. SHERMAN
New-York, 1st January, |M|
CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The subscribers have this day
formed a Co-psrUiersnlp, and will continue the Commission
Iron Btislnes as heretofore, under the name and rinn of
GEORGE w. shields A CO.
I Signed I GEORGS w shields,
benjamin M SHERMAN,
gamaliel o SMITH,
_ , georgic k HEGEMAN.
New.York, 1st January, 1S6|. ;i im
DISSOLUTION.?The oo-pkrtnership
heretofore existing between the subscribes-*, under
the name and firm of MURPH Y A GUNNING.Is dissolved
this day, by mutual conasot. The outstanding business will
be settled by JAMES MURPHY, who is authorized to oso
the came of the firm for thst purpose
JAM KS MURPHY.
J. January 16,1851. JOHN GUNNING.
The butlaess will be canted on as usual, by JAMES
MURi'hY, al U Mardougai tt. J17 3f
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.?The^:
dertigned hereby give notice that they have formed a
limited partnership for the transaction of a mercantile busi?
ness In the city of New-York, pursuant to the provisions ol
an act of the Legislature of the State of New-York entitled
"Of Limited Partnerships'' The a*Id business will be
done under the name of " LEWIS PENNEY." Tie gen?
eral nature < f said partnership business is that of buying
ai.d selling BOOTS snd SHOES and keying a whole?
SALE BOOT and SHOE STORE. The undersigned
Lewi*Penney, residing In the elty ef New-York, lithe
general pariser, and the undersigned Thomas S. To unseed,
also residing In said elty, is the special partner, and a* such
has contributed seven thousand live hundred dollars In cash
capital to the common stock. The said partnership Is to
commence on the first day of January, 1851, and terminal*
at the expiration of two years from that day. Store 48
Cortland-st-Dated January 1.18.51. _
Lewis penney.
J4 6w_THOMAS 8. TOWNS END.
IVOTICE.-?The Co- pRrtnership hereto
11 fore existing between the subscribers, ander the Arm
of JOHN FACONER A CO. is this dsy DISSO^A ED by
mutual coasent Either party will sign In uimldatlo?.
John Falconer,
james t moulton.
Hew York, January 1,1861. _Jl 3*
IiHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore
existing between the subscriber*, ander the firm of
Houghton, Merrcll A Co. Is this dsy, by mutual eoaaeot,
dissolved. The outstanding business of the late firm will
be seined by either of the undersigned, who are authorised
to alt-ii in liquidation. New-York, Jan. 6,1361
"" ??SU'??-W- edward l. hoi ghton.
BRUTUS R MEKRELL.
J STARK HOUGHTON.
IN conformity with the stRtnte concern?
ing limited partnership*, we, the ?b*<ri^r-.*<>
OVrSr hat we hsv, formed rMW ?ir,n,'kr.h1?>')1*.^
"D.| .ried under the name of Merretl A ?L?*ghton, a the
manufsx taring and selling Cmbrella. aad Paraaola, the
iXcribers, Vretas B MerTrii and J. Stark 111kJWJjIJi.
who reside in the City of New York, are lu?ereeu>d in
?aid narinershlp a* general partoers ; sad Edward
H. ugLm, wnrise piece of rerdence is m the Cltr of
New-York, t* interested In sa'.d partnership a* special
partner and, a* such, baa contributed twenty-five thou*
awnd dotla/* a* capital to the common stock, la cash The
. . iner*hip la io romi.I M Ml stH dav >( Jan?
uary I'-M. and Is to terminale on ibeSlstday of Decem?
ber IA52
New-York. January 6, 1851
BRUTUS r. MERRELL.
I STARK houohton,
edward houghton.
rpHI SUBSCRIBES hereby give no
1- ?ceUaMlhey haveuke. i .. #tor*l*t*vy oeCT*Sa*sJ by
IJoogiiton Merrell A Co.. w . hey are prepand ?Ith ?
s?rre ?t- 'k of Good* to nr^tve t^r ???40??**?.
Janu*iv * h. 1861. ia um i
M K KRELL It H<)r<iMn)N.?Vyili1am st.
jl i m* corner of Cedar ??

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