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In Basement Of Nos. / & 2 Piper's Block.

Next Door South U. s. Hotel.
FNHE subscribers have resumed business the above
Spacious Saloon, which they have fitted up with all
The Improvements of the day. and with such covenienees
the public accommodation demands.
Their Cooking apparatus is of the latest and best
Htrucon the establishment is literally supplied with pure
spring water, and every part lighted with gas.
Their reputation has long been established keepers of
Eating House. and they will he ready at all hours
furnish parties individuals with such refreshments
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly on hand, and furnished in
any quantity to order.
Fruit of all kinds Nuts and Confectionery Of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment
n Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received,
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
md the public.
my2l-dwis3m SPURR & LEWIS.
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THE NEW-YORK TRIBuNl
LECTURE NOTICES.

~ Mechanics Institute Lectures.G1Ihe eiga ai
lecture 10 he Course will be delivered a. me hope Vspe
10 Broadway, THIS Monday EVENING, jar. Is; by
HENRY JAMES, Eco. Subject: " The Rule Of the feo'
ple' ,, -, ,.,.L
Admission % cents fora gentleman anc ladies', % CENTS
Members and their families: free , .,,
Terms of Memberships Initiation fee aud s|yearIy
dues.
Institute Rooms, los Bowery. .
iISIG JOHN GREASON, Chm Lecture Committee.
r. Phren illogical Society's Lectarcs:I{T1 ne
,eccrd Lecture of the VIII be gwen al CInton ma
on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, al "a oc.ocS %
STFPHFN PEARL ANDREWS Subject; "A scen
sae m Tess VI A-'-0'' j3A
gszspirifuaI KnOckiDRs Exposed:-C;C CHAIN
CY-BURR will give a COURSE OF SIX LECtnkES
on IMAGINATION. GHOSTSE ENG. and the TE MPE6-
MINT OF GENIUS at HOPE CHAPELj nv biosl'
way commencing MONDAY EVENING, January l5tl
is5i and continuing every evening during ths week
Aver the Lecture each night, Mr.. KEENAN, BURR VIII
expose the whole phenomenon OF the Spitus
by series Of effects upon the imagination OF ANY number
OF gentlemen who may forward voluntarily out OF
The audience which acknowledged 10 be the most re-
msrkAbe experiments with mind ever before wnesse1 IA
this country. Admission . cents; Chdren nan price,
Doors open al g. Lecture 10 commence al "a O'CLOCK
i'll 2is+
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WM Il. FRANKLIN, A1ctioneer.
nEREMPTORY SALE TO CLOSE

II Interest Of "A Houses and Leases Of Lots AnoWl
as Nos ls7, t9 49, 1875 l95, 1877, l99 POI, u.s. and 30
Monroe-st and S. 81, SO and 81 monigomeryst The
ground $40 per anrum having eighteen years uu
expired ard subject perpetual renewals or the buildings
10 he paid ior-WlLLlAA II. FRANKLIN. son CO
viii sell Auction, WEDNESDAY, January Is, al y
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange:
MoNRoE-sT modern built and nearly lhreestory
and attic brick dwelling houses aud leases OF lots, 49, 49,
1877. l9S 1875, ls7 l99 abl, 2tS ana 2O5 Monroe-sL
MoNrCoMERY-sT II modern built ana nearly new three
story stc brick dwelling houses aud leases pilots, D.
81 So and Al Montgomery-st.
These houses are situsied in pleasant aud healthy neigh
borhood. agd wei ard substantially built having cOlater
cellars snd high Easements nh cOurtyGrds IN front In5y
are conveniently arranged with Cruton water baths, COOK
ing ranges OF the moot approved patterns aud are 10 per
feel order The houses ~ By 81 feet The lots are IN
der Jesse ground rent of $40 per annuni having ls
yeas uuexpred and subject 10 perpetual renewals, or me
buildings 10 be paid for al a valuation Ia the usual &c amer
% Terms liberal and made kuOen al sale tof ptftcl-
iars inquire lie OIL Of he Aac oneefs, Bfoad,sL
(4,S74l JV"
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WANT PLACES.

S CHAMBERMAID and Waiter or as
~ Chid's Nurse by a respectable young girl In small
private family. The best of city reference be given
Apply 246 Fiflh-st May be seen for day. jlSl IL
A S DOMESTIC SERvANTs-a CaId-Pri-
LAvate Families respectfully informed that several
excellent servants waiting for situations at the
Protection Agency, li3 Grand-sL Jl5 IT
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H ANN I VI - AhAA<ANAOfAAN Az OA5iNO iA.
A1-P. 7. BARNUM, Proprietor ard Manager JoHN
GREENWOOD, JR Assistant Manager. Admission = cts (;
children under wears 2t Parquee and first Circle.
~ Afternoon performance Al S-Evenng AZ
MONDAY, Jan. 1S-AfiernOOn, ROBERT MACAlRE.
Evening THE CURATE'S DAUGHTER TIE Chinese
Museum sie ofsSq Broadway Is now Incorporated among
the MILLIONS OF CURIOSfTIES embodied 10 his Muse.
UNI The Gipsey Fortune Teller. &c. are also here
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WIN. Fl. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer.
AT SALE OF REAL EST.
ANTHONY J BLEEcKgR. Auctioneer

ANTHONY J BLEEcKER. Aucr0neer.
DEREMPTORY TRUSTEES SALE
Il Of valuable BUILDING LOTS on Avenue A, Al
AUCTION
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER will sell at auction on
THURSDAY the 10th Of January, 1851 at u O'Clock Al the
Real Estate Sales Room, Broadst by order Of the Trus
tees Of ST. Patcks Cathedral, The following property, viz
Three desirable BUILDING LOTS situated on the west
side OF Avenue a, between Eleveath aud Twelfth
mencDg 60 feet from Eevenst said Lots being each In
size IS feet front and rear bv 100 feet Ia depth.
Sale positive. OnehSf Of the purchase money can
main bond and mortgage. For further particulars apply
to the Aucuoneer, Broad.st Q252) d5O Jl468,lltol6
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FINANCIAL.

SALE AT AUCTION OF SEVEN
0PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS or TIE MAD
RIVER AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
The Directors ofIhe Mad River ard Lake Erie Railroad
Company will se Al Auction at the Merchants Exchange
Ia he city Of New.York on TUESDAY the tweniy-hns
day Of January inst al 70 o'clock. by Messrs Hsgerty,
Draper Jones, AUctioneers, Eight Hundred Thousand
Dollars OF Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the said
Company
These Bonds form portion OF series COO TO be
issued by the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Company
for the purpose OF relsyng their track with heavy rail-
and OF paying of the hoatng debt Of The Company They
will be secured by mortgage given Trustees the
tire Road, with us equipments. fixtures and sppurensnees,
subject prior lien OF $4,000.
TIE Bonds viii be 10 Of 81 eco each dated on the
let February 1884, and having fifteen years run, with In
terest per per snnum Interest coupons,
payable at the Bank Of Commerce in New-York on the
FIRST day Of February and August In each year, win bs al
tached to each bond
The Road extends from Sandusky City, Ohio, on Lake
Erie to Springfield, lS4 miles, where 1t connects with the
Little Mama Railroad, running to CncRnaii From
Springfield extends Dayton, q miles, and it has
branch road to Fndlay. 6 miles forming total OF Ia
miles OF Railroad.
The Road passes through number OF nounshlng towns,
and agricultural country Of great fertility II Is finished
and In full operation; the net income for the four months
ending on seth November last having been slsSooo The
ofthe Road up this time s........ s25o672 IS
The Capital Stock being lS5o0S5 90
Bonds already issued ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000 90
Floating Debt @oooSo ID
The Of payment will be ten per cent cash. the bal
to be paid in equal monthly men OF ten per cent
commencing the lat OF February the purchasers having
the option OF paying the whole amount in cash on that day.
The Bonds will convertible into stock at al any time
before their maturity.
For further information and for printed statements show
a.. ID .,aI ~ - III.
HENsHAW & SONS, Merchantsl Exchange, Boston, or
10 IilOt2lstl WARD co. 81 Wallst
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700 BUILDINGS LOTS AT AUG
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
TENRIPLER HALL.-TU ESDAY,
Il 14th JANUARY-MAX MARETZEK has the honor
to inform The public that having concluded his extensive
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
On Tg 1as ,I Eyes EyES5 IL IA JAE sa.!1
" MILF 1T'EREs4 PARo0T;-
MAURICE STRAKOSCH
The eminent Pianist
Signorina a. PATTI, Mics VIRGINIA WHITING, Sgnor
SANQUIRlCO and the Full Orchestra
ITALIAN OPERA
II is with The greatest satisfaction that MAX MARET-
EEK is able to announce also that he has made arrange
ments with the far-famed Eolinist.
Who will make his
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA.
oNDUcToR..,.....,........... MAX MARETZEK.
PROGRAMME.
n,.~4 e,--..-,e 10 Beeiioyen,s opera,
LEONORA
Executed by the Full Orchestra.
2 Dueto Budo, from Dqn i.tI1 opera,
"Chei-Cheti immantnente"
SignOr BENEvENTANo and Sgnor SANoUlRIco.
g. Grand Sceua from Rossin's Grand opera Of
DA GAIA LADRA
MADEMoIsELLdEs Teresa PARoDL
l. Fantasia Romanrque, called
Composed and executed for the FIRST time by
MAURICE sTRAKOsCH.
Opera LINDA DI CHAMOUNlX.
Mils V WHITING and SgnOr LoRINI
G. The celebrated Ronde de Concert, called
LA SICILIENNE,
Composed and executed by
NJ HAUSER,
PART II.
T. By general reQues) the Overture to Strakoschs OPP
era, GIOVANNI DI NAPOLI,
Executed by the Full Orchestra
g. Duetto from DonZetps Opera, Q;esto Addlo,'
ROBERTO DEVEREUX,
signorns A. PATTI and siglor LoRINL
g. Grand Fantasia de Concert
MAURICE sTRAKOSCH.
10 Brilliant Variations di Brayurs on an air from
UGO CONTE DE- PARIGI,
Composed and executed by
NJ. HAUSER.
H. Grand Scena and Aria from RossiuPs
MILE sEMIRAMIiOE, Anopr
PART Ill
u Grand Overture to Vampyr" by Lindpaintner.
Executed by the Full Orchestra.
IS Cavatlna from Donizelts opera Of LINDA DI CHA
Miss VIRGINIA WHITING
H. The renowned Duet GiOrnno D'Orroren from
SEAIlRAMIDE,
Mile T. PARODI and Signohna A. PATTI
10 The Bird the Tree Fable, written for children
Composed and executed by
NJ. HAUSER-
MAX NJ. hsters himself that his efforts TO combine, on
the same evening. such unequalled attraction Of
THREE GREAT MUSICAL CELEBRITIES,
will be duly appreciated by his patrons and has determined
10 put the price Of Admission as Oh former occasons)
ONE DOLLAR
TO all parts OF the house Tickets 70 he had at the prnc-
pal Music Stores and at Trper Hall on Monday and Tues
day
Dooru open at eto commence at Ito conclude at 10y
o'clock.
NoTlcE Tickets taken for Saturday will be admitted
the money will be returned al the Aston Place Opera
House. jl3
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A M. HERwIN. Aucuo1eer.
PY BANGS, BROTHER & co. 2G@
B0BR0ADWAY.-Casn advances made upon al cos

A. M. MERwIN. Aucuoreer.
PY BANGS, BROTHER q co. zoe
bBBRoADWAY.-Cssh advances made upon al cos
hgnments
r. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. Is, al 8 O'Clock
VALUABLE STANDARD BooEs.-Being an extensive cor
lection fine editions many Of which are Engsh, or tue
most approved and popular works In the various branches
and large assortment Of Miscellaneous Literature
Particulars hereafter.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan y, at o'clock.
PRIVATE LAW LBRARY.-An extensive and valuable
collection Of Law Books, embracing United States and
State Reports State Laws, Dgests Indexes, Commenar-
les Treases and great variety OF the most approved e
menary works and many scarce and choice volumes BON
English and American.
AT PRIVATE SALE.-Bohns Libraries, consisting OF the
standard scientific, antiquarian, classical Iusra ed and
new cheap series These highly popular and valuable
publications offered to the trade In quantities as well as
to individuals in SETS single copies as may be desired
BY the extensive range Of embraced in the several
series they well adapted either TO the Libraries OF pub
institutions the shelves OF private collectors The enter
prisng publisher Mr. Henry O. Bohn, OF London, Is rapid
Is adding issues and from the character OF those here
tofOre brought out may be readily presumed What The
subsequent ones viii be.
The latest issues received are Tayors Holy Living and
Dying and Lamartnes Geneyeve-he former OF the stan
dard Library and the latter Of Bohns Rew series; Plato
vol 81 Ccero's Ofcis and Kos Scripture Lands are ex-
peced by early packet.
Also LErdners Lectures on Science and Arts, Ew5anks
Hydraulics and Mechanics, BENEFITS Double Entry BOOK
Keeping, &c &c.
Also large assortment OF Cap and Letter Paper
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WANTED Seven or Eight DaguerreO-
w type Operators Of FIRST class, TO whom the highest
salaries will be paid f trial they should prove TO be per
feet Masters OF the Art" None need apply but such as
operate well and with certainty and assist large BUSH
mesa Apply al WHITEHURTS Daguerrean Galleries,
corner 81 Leonard and Broadway, Baltimore, Md Rich
mond Va Petersburg, Va Norfolk, Va Lynchburg Va.
and Wsshin eton City Jo Steodd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

kY- Mercantile Library AssociattOn.-A meet
ing Of the Members lit be held THIS MONDAY EVEN
ING al O'Clock precisely at Clinton Hall, To hear the Re-
por of the Commtec Every member is requested 10 be
Y of the Union Nominating Commiteel
WILLIAM r. MOVES, President
JOSEPH 8. TAYLOR Secretary. jlS It's
~ Young Mems Debating Society.-Thls So
cety will hold Special MeerRg, THIS (Monday) EVEN
ING ai their Rooms Ill BOwsry, between Grand aud Hes
ter SITS As this meeting is especially designed for ladies'
The order of exercise will be Reading Of Editors Book
2 Recitation; 8. Essay; 4 Recitation; :. Debate. Exer
cses 10 commence u O'Clock precisely Ladies and gen
temen are respectfully invited 10 attend.
ISAAC A. AMERMAN, President
A. B. WALTERS, RS. llS It
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
IL Suitable for small private family, 10 the upper part
OF the city short distance Of the CITY, or in Brook
lyn comfortably furnished and pleasantly located from
now til first Of May, longer-For one conveniently
arranged and 10 good order fair rent viii be paid by
good tenant The silver linen not required note ad
5ressed TO s. and e at the Office OF this paper, stating
locality and all particulars and when the same can be
seen. viii meet prompt attention. d5O w
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CHFILLAN'S BARDS of the BIBLE.

THE NEW NOVEL Fifty Cents
Il THE DUCHESS,
Or, Womans Love and Womans Hate, viii be published
on Wedne sday ii.
LORD AND LADY HARCOURT
Or. Country Hofptales, by Caroline Sinclair. will be
ready on Thunday. III.
McCULLOCHS COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY
a pew edition. with last Tart, sc Complete in vols 3vo.
1900 pages g. 50. VIII be ready OF Friday.
A. HART (lste Corey "a Hart) Publisher
U3 Philadelphia.
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TENTON'S PATENTFLINTE NAM-

n Ell WARE, composed OF Flint Fedspar end Quartz
son sis Brooklyn. Sold by ALBERT BRETT, the sole
Agent for Long Island, Staten Island and the State OF
Rhode Island. The above Ware is new and most beau
alto being entirely FIRE profit has many advantages over
any Crockery made The enamel Is composed OF pure
flint hch makes il very valuable for cooking purposes as
there will be danger Of poison from any article made
with this enamel The Albany Journal says This beautiful
Ware Is attracting very general attention. Tue cOOrng
rdescTibaby beautiful Tie delicate nts obtain
ed and the peculiar mode Of their application gives them
peTmEnAnce enduring flint Itself The most highly
polished rosewood agate marble Is not susceptible Of
more exquisite finish than is given to the most common
article produced by this invention IT. instead OF being
cheap ordinary Crockery, this Ware expensive
the richest China would be adopted the fashion
but being cheap, well ornamental, 1t will into
general use wherever beauty combined with utility ap
pr caedr All orders promptly attended 10, and TO
any part OF Brooklyn or New-YoTk
ALBERT BRETT, corner Of Fulton and
is lweOd* Johnson sts, Brooklyn.
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DANORAMA OF THE PILGRIMS
IL RESS.-PARTICULAR NOTICE-Ai the
request of parties teachers and others and In order to al
low ALL to see the New Panorama" the uniform price
of admission will hereafter be TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
On Wednesday and Saturday AFTERNOONS Children
will he admitted half price. Descriptive Catalogues ~
cents Open every EVENING
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WIN. McCoRsuCE, Auctoneer. 80
4 UCTION NOTICE.-WM. MCCOR-
N MICK CO. will sell THIS DAY, MONDAY al
10 O'clock al PeaIls by order OF The Quarermsser,
for account Of The United States LOCO India Rubber Hayer-
sacks suitable for School Saches or Gane-osgs, inform
CIo,hng Wooden Pants do jackets Uniform Goats, Pr
waite % Forage Caps, large lot Wooden SOCKS, &c. &c II
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SALES BY AUCTION.

ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Aucnoneer.
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY g.
IL Eldridge.st al AUTHORIZATIONS J. BLEECK-
Err will sell auction on MONDAY, Jan. q, 1851, at y
O'clock at the Real Estate Sales Rooms Broadst the fol-
lowing VALUABLE PROPERTY, viz:
On ELDRIDGE-sT The 2stOry and attic brick front
HOUSE and LOT ground, known as 81 Edridge-s,.
said Lot being Rsze % feet inches front and by 100
feet in depth House % feet inches by about IS feet IN
depth with aleyway leading to the building which
is occupied as a carpentershop.
$500 of the purchase money can remain on bond and
mortgage for years per cent per annum For further
particulars apply to the Auctoneer, Broadst.
lis l5l82lts U,273)
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SOCIETY-Ninth

PHILHARMONIC SOCIET4-Nlnth
IL seeason 1885, ls5 The Second Concert Of this Sea-
son will take place the Apollo Rooms on Saturday eve
Ming JANUARY H. 1851 The principle pieces TO be per-
formed follows symphony in c. by FIR Schubert
The Overturps La Yesale" by Sponiin and Les deuX
ourreesr by Cherubini Subscriptions &c. received al
he Music Stores OF Messrs. Scharfenberg i Luis, New
York srd Mr. P. K. Weitzel Brooklyn
Nv order II. c. TIMM, President
i'll. ENSIGN, Secretary. IS 5Ieod
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COMPREHENSIVE.

EO-P ARTN ERS Pan active
yoang aboutretrng from fm,i DESTROYS OF FORM
ing partnership with person already established bu
Gness would advance from three thousand dollars
Being practically acquainted with the Jewely business,
would prefer that or other nearly connected with it,
but would not object any other safe business which
reasonably profitable Communications (which will be
sidered strictly confGenia stating the nature OF the bust
ness and when and where Rnnterview may be had adj
dressed TO Enterprise box 1882 General Pos.Ofc,,
will receive immediate attention. IS ST.
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STEAM POWER WANTED.-The
Sadvertiser wishes to a room, with or horse
power for Manufacturing purposes. g. A. c. Tribune
Office. jill "

VNO DRUGGISTS.-I desire to purchase
Il Drug Store IN this city Tor an interest in one) estab
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