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s,elosk p n from the residence Of Erastus Whsston
No IJ2 East Thirteenth street.

selosk r. n from the residence Of Erastus Whsston,
No lJ2 East Thirteenth street.
In uhis city, JoHN KNIGHT, aged 50 years
His funeral win tn place this day Saturday. at
o'clock from his late residence, No Lewis street
Liverpool and London papers please copy.
At Gatun, on the river Chagres on the goth Of
December, Captain MAUSsEIL, civil engineer, for
nsIly Of Her Britannia Majesty's service. Capt.
Maunseil left New York the 18th of November. to
join the engineer corps Of the Panama railroad His
to the climate and being obliged TO work in swamps
mp to his Want
On Friday Janusry TO- MARY ELrzAsErH, daughter OF
Charles and Elizabeth Conant, aged years months
and "a days.
At San Francisco on the 18th November last, IIrsRY
MONTGOMERY, aged q years, OF New York formerly Of
Belfast
AT Paterson N. j., on January 0, of mation OF
the brain, ROSWELL l.. CoLr, Jr, son OF Roswell Il.
Colt Esq of Roswell House, Paterson, aged 20 years.
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PUBLICATIONS.

uNnE HTBREw PAPER, THE AsMoSEAN OF THIS
Il day, January 10Th, contains -
| The higher law.
y The Destiny Of Israel.
Juda aud Socialism-1nnuence Of the doctrine Of
orsinal Bin the pact between Chs rch and state
. The brankfort jews to their co religionlsts
DonRf In Prussan Poland in ls4s
y fnthenttcity ~ the Book Of Genesis
with variety 81 miscellaneous literature news items
poetry &c. &C. Once Of The A.mouesn $40 Nassau street.
frs' g. per snnum single copies sir cents.
MARsHs COURSE or BooKKEEPING-JUsT PUB-
Ah hshed-1hs, the latest aud tiful
uhject ever published contains complete account
Books, sccounts and sales printed in
colot' red and black with numerous examples IN
tile calculation; the whole fully elucidsted pages
miar fstructions srred dreay to sit the
std en- res embraces the result 81 the authors oss
accountant and teacher of
poses oetavopee 81 bound. For sale A. the Countns
kers for the study % Bookkeeping Cedar street New
ycrk. The trade supplied BY Hogan Thompeoa Phadei-
rkis publishers N. B.-This work 10 slso published In
sfsnlh
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TUNEk co.'s CIRCUS. NEW YORK AHPHIrHEArRE
81 Bowery.-saturday evening, January IL. the per-
f0rmaLces i'll with grand
BY Mons Touruaiare The beautiful little eluestrenne
Mile. Rosa In magnificent scene Of hotsemansh Master
Armstrong viii appear as the shpwreched sailor Boy
The rdian Runtcr by Mr.. j. lakewood. Me- y. Lining
his great act the Flying Cord Cymnast Exercises by
M. Nixon and HIS Pupils To conclude with lalghable
afterpiece. Private boxes 50 cents Boxes Is cents PIT 2K
cents Doors open At Ca 20 cemmencs az III o'clock Theirs
will be an afternoon Performance, ~ half past o'clock.
RuRroNs TEEATRE-A cARD.-MR. GEORGE JoR-
~ dan respectfully informs his friends and che public that
his benefit will take place Burtons Theatre, Mondsy
January Is when the successful drama 0f DAVID coz
PEkffELD will be repgated. with the farce 81 p p Box
tool
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AGRICULTURAL.

ATATE AGRICULTURAL wARsBousE-THE SUB
~ trbtr have constant hand the most exessve
errnert sf the test aud --latest improved Agricultural
Hertisuurai lmtlsm,nts ried and Garden Seeds.
offered fer sale In the tnied states Aiao
dust Plaster, and all otter fertilizers. They would also
inform the public that they have obtained the a-rcy Of
Willisp Huveys Patent strav Cu ters ard
pared to furnish al orders which they msy receive Tie
nanuaoturers price, delivered In this sty Guano.We
IN daily expectation ~ rva of Peru Guano. and
those vtking TO rurchae viii de we'll 70 order a. the esr
est moment. BARR ArrEHBURN. 70 CT NJ str ct.
Anew YOxK AGhICuLrURAL WAREHOUSE AND
IN seed ttcr-. A. Allen Co.. 1s9 and 1871 water
" have family hand the most essHvs
a. the set a. --latest f proved agricultural AMI horcu
tsra and ned and garden seeds ever offered oy
sale in the United states embracing every
chine sed desirable Cor the planter farmer ssrSen
Also rusno, bone dust roudretfe plaser Sc onar,-ve
a.e d. daily expectation q arrvals az b. ruy,n su.ra
ose s.ifng ofceY will Dr. we'll to do A. the e.ra.t
mon emit n. ALLEN 4 co, New ycrk Asrtou |, urel
Warehouse and Seed Sore, lSs and isl water street,
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PnnADELPnia.

RARNUkS MUSEUM, PUfLADELPBIA-P. T. BAR
~ NUN Propretar az Manager Henry sanford Assls.
tant naaager-1hrd week and triumphant Of the
elegant Eastern fairy show piece named CHkNkl AND
fslR STAR 50 Eorgeoasy produced, and e. bcaaufuly
teneatea The MANAGER hut yields g general dsso wacn
be announces this pondd piece week Othoi
excellent pieees viii be produced aud periormsi 70 vary
AMI intennJ the ntercrs 81 each en- .tainment ApAr
from tho atrsotona o. the Lecture Room. the Museum
sail are oct interesting With their numerous different
curiohitios There are two daily perforB At and
Ccl3ek Admitanee TO the Saloons and
% cGnts--ohidren under ten year,. i2Is cents.
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EHANSLIN susEuM-i7s CHATHAM soUARr.-rw

ERhNSLIN MusEUM-l75 CHATHAM sQUARE.-Two
performances are gwen daily. commencing osioek in
tho afternoon and a. half psst in the evaang Ths
entertainments varied select and such
teen a. no other place Of amusement in New York M
OF cas Female Ethiopian opers Troupe numbering Gfen
perormeya being the largest End a the time the
talsnted band " the United States troupe Of Aoaei Ar
personste anumher o. beautiful tsbieaux from hs
pictures Of sIcent and modern times compsny Of Arab
sir who through variety Of csts 81
urity; sadame kosane the crly Female Juslcr IA
yorld Sgrr Ecgar the beat yentTiioquist Magician
existence. With variety Of ,mrng performances every
seTuoon and evening Adntsaion-StAge Ss..s,
Boxes, % cent0; Pafuuet, lgl5 oCnts,
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GRAND GIFT coNcgRT-THE, REMARKABLE IA

~
" for and Patronage which have been bestowed upon the
Gift Concerts and ths general expressed desire for
petition imperativeiy demands smother Grand
obedience this ondiy expressed wish arrangements have
been made with FIRTH, POND * co. for the carrying
Of the third and last Grand Musical Gift Concert
of magnifcenee .yet equaed The ten er5 PAno
Fortes from the celebrated OF Stosar Dun
ham, Firth Pond. Dubois Warmer and Pirrfoa
The Meodt from the factory OK ash Co, Bos
ton and combine all The latest improvements made upon
those charming instruments including Carharts Pate at
Tie Harp ia from the Well known factory OF Schultz
Co., London.
The best talent IN the city VIII be engaged in the Concert.
VII viii he 4 grlendid
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rrAkNERs NEW NAP OF ran UNITED STATES, IN
ciudns Csfornis and the new Territories With the
boun scccrdine To the late acts Of Congress
ready for delivery the Map Store No 5i Broadway, pp
stairs Price ~ each, With liberal discount 70 dealers
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i MAX MAsETzEK has The honor to inform the public
sh.s having concluded his extensive arrangements he viii
GRAND MusIcAL FESTIVAL.
ON SATURDAY EVENis sHI Ira orJAs,.
IN which s sa
Miss VIRGINIA wHrrrse
ssn'f Lo' ss ana sis1sr ,as
hs reaes .a q ths Sst oPa
able to asnounsS so hat he has made arrangements with
49, 's X. uAUsER.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA.
~'''''''"''.' 'PRoGRi1xE.. "AA ZANE AhA
l. Grand Overture to ssssSsssTss. opera.
~ n Executed b ths run oIehsstrs.
Du'''' bah'' req Don p Sa:aHsL igR'fa
GaSs and s1ao1 .avuoo
j. Grand s''n' n .SI S s2':G I%DsH
.xAspEMoIsELII TERESA SSi pARoDI
T. f'n''i''' R'm'n' TX ls9 i1ll:a
Composed "a fsisTsss fsE sss ff' n''
Dns'' "A sDa 81 ssas6uSR
-, Mics Mis-. ~. y wa,TI y. and ssnoT LoRru.
Composed sd. irs sissa''d by
rl siSsfS y a. p Ss S;S SIsS.:i..
ROBERTO bEvEREuX,
Signoriua A. PATTI and siguor LoRIsI.
3. GRAND FANTASIA DE CONCERT,
MAURICE STRAK0SCH
10. Brilliant Variations III Bravura air from
UG0 C0NTE DE PAhTGf,
Composed and executed by
IL. Grand sssna and Aria rom Rs.siai's
sEIIRANIDE.
NILE. TERESA PARODI.
PART III
IL. Grand Overture to "vampyr,' by Lindpantner.
Executed by the FUN Orchestra.
IL. Cavatina from Donizetti's opera,
LINDA DI CuhMOUNIX,
Miss VIRGINIA WilrfSG.
"a. The renowned Duet, GroRS 40 p'oRRoRr" from
SEMiRAMIDf,
MILE T. PAkoDI and SIGMA. A. PATTI.
To- TAE BIRD os THE TREE Fable Written for children
O"-z - 4 ...s4 tsc ~
NJ HAUSER.
Max ~ faters himself that his Efforts 20 combine the
same evening, such an unequallcd sttt action Of
THREE GREAT MUSICAL CgL2BkIrIEs
will be duly appreciates by his patrons and has determined
to put the rice Of admission as torny cAiens
ONE DOLLAR
10 all parts ofthe house Tickets to G had 81 hs principal
Music Stores and 81 Trpler HAIL Friday ana Saturday
Doors oren at 6-to com mencc 1T T-to conclude 81
o'clock.
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L,ELLoWS' OPERA HOUSE, Al BRoADWAr-FiRsr
Grand Sacred Concert Sunday evening January IL;
which occasion Mr. Y. Doctor and Nine Louise Doe
tor the celebrated Pansts assisted by Mr. Condor Leo
pold Meyer, and young lady amateurs. viii appear.
Doors pen at G concert at o'clock; admission IS
Private boxee secured in advance.
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-
SrhTEE ISLAND rERRy.-THE STATEN ISLAND
- eamboAtvll leave New York At p H. Sand o'clock.
Leave Vanderbilt andns at =, 10, a. land o'clock
NEW YORK AND PHILADKLPHIA-Nsw YoRK
~ and Philsdeiphis Drsct-United States Nail Lime
Through IN ~ hours New yersey Railroad Pare re-
20 81 FOR nrs csss and - ~ for second cias
New rs~k ~ A. ~ from oot Of Courtlsndt
"a n snd r. NJ from foot Of Lberty,srset Leave mi
sdeIphiANsMtSA = Mds IN. wAlDat
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Teiegrrphic Marine aeporsx.

Tsiexrnphic Marine aeporsx.
Arrired-stis F.nsun usil sorls.ss issS uie, srit.
st,rtsr sufflim. NV ~ nayssrd CaIaeeas, i6lh Tor
eis,f,e-ss I'si. Bean; sasus Lu,a Ms.r,ssv Car
Absi story, Gaze H,ytien' E.tta Hsti Norfolk.
cisaFea-ship shssscr SYort, brig crs,is. navaas
ciearsi-Bri Isabelle, Bostsu 81. shp sullivan WICK.
Arrived ana sase aris P,o Alts canSsn for Chsrss-
-, ssEosLE.S, Dossl.
Cisstsd-.hip u, srhsa al sark Empire Boston.
Arii'ed Jan i-saSk ssy Flose-. Slets.
ssTiyss R,rh c,,s' so,,.,n BRIG BrOiAsr'. saH k'Ji
tailtc-schr NrUit. Wthdtes.
Arrivsi-s,hr cofssus SyerE.
Arriysa-shir D1isO. Ssspor,.
ATriysa-Bars rre,,ssn.s A,,asAiso, ,rs meow aat-
,ps Roesr Williams, Thomas Hau Radiant ard sias' Nav
Bslor-Bris w,ids' walker. from Ks,susa,.
Arrivet--sehr Els. Ann Nyak
ssis,1s,h.. .fhlr. no n,ai rqr,sas. .ai Cen cs,
f TS5s ''A int Ears '"' Richmond S'r'i1 A''u''
s.trn. Jan o.
Auived-sesr Il Bte,a. Phisacpha
ForciE. Mails
Letter Rags = DetGs ter H,v,n. and nc P.-
s =, sl's ~ ~ nsss. so %
Letter Bsrs 81 c,mer sspse City FOR jamaica Chagres
,sa ns r,es 80 .s ,s' h, ssss Reading
Psp,sse 10 ~ frsp',se .s These mails win 30
]
Lsttr Bsss u 81 auer NJ ier iaas and Lysrrosi,
vilI ciose hsrge ssadnr Room tuT ESeAsngel
Tuesday sth ~ ataoarter .sfcre o'clock.
Nstis Ter re yaneiro clss wednesday, 10Th inst
Letter rss y ". ssc-s otess, rsrt
sss sss-e ts.,er xsnycrs u wal sTceA
gsrs'd Marine Correspondence.
kDeARrcw~ Jan 8.
Arrives-sohr Byron tsrI wsddls,op, NYori for Port
nec~s M,
shrs Eu,otn Tr,ta hen NorfoIh for Portsmouth,:
Chhnh rlsir tssr Nyok for Boston ftas aahors
rea hathsn sud sschsrg there leaks BADLY ana
.inh g. on the rsivsy here Tor repsrsl NJ Hope
Poet. NYork fer kcchlsnd
esee tris sseor nsedy syotk schr Clio warawsu. 40
-in port the vessels above ted asd sl hoe
toned IN nv lsst navldE
YurapxrpatA. Jan l0--< Pm.
Cesred-sehrs Carrier - Johns, Pr, yirgais, sOners
Charleston.
miscellaneous.
- See Arrivals ara Correspondence.
Los SUR TosoSTo-Nes. received In this ,ity
yesttcsy tbs'.sen ested OH inst which states the
ship rcrnto. rsfksr frsm res orb ans Tor Mes Yes ~
tctaly ir~ Nsutsns seef Zoo a-se sivcr al hsnds
saved The Tcrnt g~ fermsriy lerd.n ps.Rss sgt q
late sspss rnenrssnr lire a New YORK
and NV Otesns p,esets s oeateS ~ View prlens bsc
With the following osrsoals bslea cotton. ~ DO tcmss
tcs ht sis ttin sns tasw bhs OIL ns 10
hams s bts bss pcrh. 10 zoe lard, 40 Bs nslAsses v
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SATTLER'S C0Sa RsMAS, CORN Err BROADWAY AND
~ Thirteenth st. admission Is The LIST section eonas
ing OF collection OF 90 views Of Europe, Asa Minor SYRIA
the Hoiy Land Egypt Nuhis and Arabs will be replaced
the course Of come weeks By new equally oresng
DILcBTAs PRoGREss-NoW OPEN AT WASHING
ton Hal, bgs Brc adysy, Houston, the PanOrama
Of Eunyans Pigrims frogregs Doors open st 20
merce at quarter before Admission Is eents .f,s-
noon eshioiton wednesdays aud SATURDAYS. When
Children admitted half urce. 1855
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WCRIDsrAIR LoND0v.-NoriCE 70 EXHIBITORS
" The advertiser anatve of Lonion. II def9us take
charge Of articles intended for tho Worlds Fair Also
explain and Attend 20 the sale o. Sodes Originals Patents
Nc during the exhibition, s-tisacory references DO
given. For terms adirets by letter TO w. j. w. ei D.
Cole, $50 Pearl street, New York.
NJ ORLD's FAIR. IONDON-ANY PERSON WISHING
w % make hat dsOme fortune d. - II ~ilas %
co the following offer ~ work Il art illustrating beau
ui porter Of america and cotng nearly twenty thousand
dollars, will be leased 70 rersoR WILLING 70 take and
hit the werlds Pair reasonable and BY
security for their resptEalty. address A. b. Herald
ONCE
TIVE WORLDS FafR-THE SUBSCRIBER INTENDS
going London sad wonld take charge o. and eNhbit
10 the best advantage AMI nc - asen Tor articles
trustee a. BIS care sAfAetory references given Address
I. X. A., this once.
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MUsftAL-THB SHAKESPEARE CONCERT MYSTICAL
" ooeety eemT sea - the most able members Of the
ehesra euRaFd - She Jcnuy Lind under the
sion q r. N0i PREPARED "a receive arrs fr neerta
s"rce balls, Sc and furnish two 10 fsnrtepn
artists he required. Orders
sshsrerlere Luis ts5 q, adwsy Kerkses Breusinx
street Treasurer % the Society.
MusfC.--A LADY, vuO uNDERtTANpy Tn ,RouGu
A bass snd Of whose profcsona .aities the most uses-
tcptonabe fereocs can be sven anxious take two
er hre purth n sdd.in ste viii either instruct them a.
tnners 81 l0fs advanced, tl2 Amply Music" No
West Fifteenth street
ctNrIEsAN, PROFESSOR or SINGING AND
n IiaBo. from the Musical Academy Ia Paris. and lust
arrived in this city, wishes to have PUPILS ADJ
~ L.rinetsn stonos corner Of twenty tixth street.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

D0sT OFFICE. NBw YoRK-N0TICE-THs NAILS
per United steamer Georg. wi close at this obce
sursay the nth instant st2P " letter. for Havana
ctagss aud fshsms must be prepaid. -
Wv BRADY, r. n.
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EXPRESS AoEscsEs

EXPRESS AGEsCRESs
TUE UNITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA EMPRESS
Il ComTaay viii tcspatch their neNt express per Empire
CITY, MONDAY 18Th connecting With the nal from fai.-
VA February lst shippers WILL please 0ber that this 10
the cny tali rnia kNpfes Company having their
ctieso the Ithmus. Packtrss Landed and sent I'M
nedstey the chsgrts river In covered American
hosts built expressly for ftc business New york. undtr
the AID chag. Capt Abraham Banker ana shipped
from Panama, at ~ steamer. Custom HJuss
elerAnees ,tta,ned free q eharge. Propretofs-A r.
klllER n co. Wall street. New York. Refer % X. s.
Willitms Co. G. w. 7. Moore Go. J. Howard Son.
GRECORY'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE ExPREsS, PER
~ steamship Empire City.-fhs subscribers will forward
an Fxrrts above steamer. hoadaY next At p ~
Packages and heavy freight should be left a the oe ss
tusday psrctls received on Mnndsy " IL ard let
ters until ~, o'clock TaOMP-Ur HirCHcOCk..
MANAGERS and Agents. Ia Pearl strest
STIN.oN cos EXPRESS FEa STEAMER GEoR-
a 70 New Or cans m the ohsrse Of their messenger
on "a urday January H. will take All aud valn,be
parcel and fresht They tri weekly from
New Orleans 70 Mobile The vaueo The parcels should be
stated SrINSON n CO 10 Wall street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADE EAsY-OR now TO WIN
w loter-Profea or Lswton OF London having arrived
In Bos;en will ssnd - address, receipt u ose Dosr
stpsid plain drec to enable lads and gentlemen
wiz the devoted attentions Of 80 many Of the opposite
a. their hearts desire. The process "a simple but
captivating that all be married irrespective Of a
pesrai e or positions and last though not least ~ be
possible Address Professor LAWToN, Boston, Msss No
letter tAken from the Pest Once unless the postage paid
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AsIUsnnasrs IL EaooKLya.


sssEeasn lee coveii sa,ariay evsnss January It's,
Surface s 's%'S Gu " ss sf Pes sGs
eG 70 oonc6de With Tie sashasle free 4 ths EAroS
10y, CAPT: fePhan, &s. Level. Aamittanes IS sensF
pax rsDERNoNED. RIDING MASTER IN BRooK.
IA ,s. =. INFORM a assa .ss sfn' men
pared give instruction 10 this ssglnt aesonpsSusa
hSsssss y t4f oven arr vs.hsr r'rniitias. davss
TsooHmsnd imstf % the attention u military sonpars
tsFy horssmtpshp sna esyairy seii s,sso's yic3a
Wild snd defective horses, raasd aad brotsn deasss *
Tasee streets near south fsuy. L. RozsASYi.
FINANCIAL"
niuDEND.-THE NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND
~ BANKING Co has declared dsiisnd " ~ per oent
l = aS hana = :. asIse n Hew YORK. GA The hssi
~ sNIT1AacEs TO GREAT BRrrAIs AHD IRELAND
sss,s ~ Na,ena Ba1s z Ireland e.s ss,asishsa -
states ne y prepared 70 draw ellis Or large small
ssd a ss az - LONDON is,rpoo sns tie prias!.
svrs = trsians scotland iue ~iiss Apply tsrs,nay.
.sIcnr. ?, Wall ,src.,NY.
y n wENpovER, ExonANGE BROKER. LExrNa-
-. tor. sy-Ah knds Of ansdr-ent money bought
III. wENpovER. ssu,h rpper ,.rses.
SOD. 600 10 LOAN. At SIX PEs cEsr Iyrss.
& 80 IN hi st p s % si TosT, "a PI9oiggSys
coNRtY. ~. y wall itrset, corner y Bfosi.
DAkTNtR wANFED.-Tug ADVERTISER WISHES
To- FIRM eenneoton with enterprising and indas-
tnouf yutg msn, 81 ssme capital fer the Transaction n
conms business r.rousrly in The produce line
une who could influence cetsenmepts from the South
Wet Would ts rreterree The advertiser ts unsFssr-
ranseuents IN Europe Tor he the
sdysrce ~ tensgAn-nts his friends there
dress j. g. letter hos No. = Bend ouse
arpoittins tine sd tlaee Tor az in.eryiew.
Monty TO LOAN, ~ LARGE or SMALL AMOUNTS.
Nb Tor Short periods all descriptions 81 property
rire and meehsndse of avery tnd touaht fair vaiu-
atcr. Parties having goods dsrofe wl end more
70 their advantage Do hroukh thc advertiser than 10
sena them % auction. Address v v.st this ofhse.
NOriCE-A NAN HAVING TWo THOUSAND FIVE
~ hundred 10 THREE Thousand doars and wishing
In hahe anufacturinr could DO So hy
ADDRESSING NJ Herald ofce, for an Interview, m tho 10Th
Of taiE mouth.
gE Mn wANTkD-THE ApyERrIsER WISHES
NOsOOV 10 fna person willing lend or invest
81 60 IN orefston ~ real estate, which will double Itself
in two years The investment Is speculative lat
tain ss1vo having been paid. Address lover Post
once
TtxAs DEBr-TEEAsuRY NorES-KIGHT AND TEN
Il pr cent Bonds. Purchasedhy
GRO. x. sIsTARr. ., wall street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


THE FTRs or HaRDINs 4 BAILEY Is THIS DAT
dhsev,d ~ mutusl consent. samuel Bailey has
chased the in;r~ts of Walter Z. Harding tue Howard
Eotl All the Business 81 The late firm 81 Harding 4 Bailey
Willie settled ~ samuel Bailey, at Tie aaid Hotet
WALTER y. HARDING,
Januars z. ls5l SAMUEL BAILEY.
COPhRTNESs HIP.-sANUEL BAILEY has associated
With him aLbEAT CLARK, formerly 81 the firm "a Holman
CLARK, lftca states HOTEL Boston aai the business Il
SAID Howard Hotel viii he oonduete1 under style ald
firm 81 CLARK BAILEY, where shay will be pleased
see aEd wait epon thsr trionda,
Nav YORK, January l0h, 1851.
TIVE UNDERSfGNED mas THIS DAY ADMITTED
u John wheeler a. partner In the Union Pia8e Hotel
under tie hrm ii J. g. J. Wheeler. New York Jtuuary
!, ls5t. j. q. NHFElEa
TUE sU2sCRl6EH8 HAVE ENrERED INTO CO.
Iartntrslip for he purpcse 81 conducting general
shiprvnrs Csc miffaa au1 Commercial hnsiless rn4s-
the tru Al Kermit a Carog. EOBERT KERMIT.
Jan. ], iibl. CHARLES CAROW.
nfS1nLUTIoS THE Co-PAErNERsHtP HERETO
- icfe existing under .he and irn 81 r. T. uOE
VIE ttelye IN tAe t q January s5 Ia soneqaencs u
e ettn q hichard Tee. late one - the n The husnsta
viii hc afiruta w he surviving parfler, JakE3 a. HOE
who ~ etts 81 claim against the late hrr q r. H,e
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR sALE-THE
Broadly Of let rs l0 feet with thres story and
attic brick house thereon Tho extensive
that 70 be made during the in the
neighborhood make thi espitast, most profitable in
Price $40 UO0 SDuO IL desired, remain
bond and mortgage at per for years The
20 he sld free from all Membranes Apply to A. Men
4 iferty att mn atai
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EZRA T. WARNER, MA.
SAM. CRFm, Seo'y
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY
" December Lsth, iSThc Annual Election for thirteen
Directors Of this will b. held at the
Centre street Monday the 18th day January next
IL TO " o'clock A. ~ The transfer book will he cssed
The 18th Inst until alter the election. BY order,
g. y EvEsiTT Secretary.
N0TICE.-THE DINING SALOONS AT NO. BzOAD
IN street. which have been conducted solely by the sub
srhsr for the last two are contested In banes
With other establishment in this city. JOHN BERRY
New BsUNsWIcx, JANUARY 9, is5l.-A CARD
~ The Jouraeymen Paper s.ainers Of NJ A. Howell
nanuiaeory Al New Bruaswiek beg leave 70 tender their
and heartfelt. thanks the Journeymen psper
Sasros 81 Nessrs Cristy Constants 2nafaotory New
York. for the kind liberal which they
ts'net while yifit their city January |, ISL
We beg further leave that the kind liberal
cepon With from she.r hands will DO erased
from mory Also, 70 Mr. Carr proprietor Of the North
American Hote for tre splendid aud sumptu0ua anner
collation. and other Refreshments furnished
the occasion We would onmsnd Mr. Carr proprietor
the Nerh American Hotel Tor his sentienaniy
aud attention buaness thinking cannot 30
Furt crore should tie stanes a. aessrs. Crty Con-
aai utaetery Taac cur city Sith their p-eEence
believe shate nost hapoy in extending . hen the
right hand si iEiendship either Sngy or in 4 body.
ASAf B.Rss.
SIMON SEWARD. IPublishing Committee.
y. H. hcNANaRA.D
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IDVRRTSEsKS1s sssaWgD every D.Y.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A SERMON NAY BE EXPECTED TO MORROW EVE
"A ming At half past o'clock in the Third Reformed
Presbyterian Church, Wavery Place. Sixth avenue
BY the PASTOR Rev. John Little collection will be taken
rp, in aid Of tho "Honle ]" Missionary 2ociety.
DEv. MR.. WELLINGTON WILL PREACH ON 1.-THE
~ Natore Of the Spiritual Manifestations and their Ra
tion to the Progress True Religon," morning
at stuyveant tute Broadway nearly opposite Bond
street. Seats flee.
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TT A. o D, COLUMBIA GROVE. NO s.-TaE MEM
ners Of Columbia Grove are hereby notified
the Grove ROOM hs ls2 Hester street. Of Bowery,
On sunday the 2th inst, att O'clock A. NJ pay the
tribute q respect 70 our late broghsr Ihos. Wine.
EZRA T. WARNER MA.
SAMIs CRTN, Seo'y
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LELLoWs OPERA UNCONSTITUTIONAL on rRI-

lows hinstre in returning thanks 10 MIA natrons ana
the pubic the Unprecedented patronage 10 Inn
popular Con Tor the last mouths be Ia
neither pains expense will be spared this baud hs
most perfect in part. The will
every evening during the week and Wednesday ana So
turday afternoens at o'clock. Admission Is cents Phi
waite boxes for six 81 Concerts at ~ o'clock On Frday
night Benefit Of s. A. Wells, Prima Dasso.