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&OS REWARD viii be paid for the

,N~SIFecoyeFy o. he following nrtIcles viz ore
ofeSsipn, pair OF Bracelets pair az Esr SIs
sSed Chain and double Loekes and small Hair forSef
snss ~cse tassn RON ~ 1ooserneurst on Saturday
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LECTURE NOTICES.

~ Free Lectures at the Brooklyn lnss'1aae;
cor washington and Concord 81. on 'ne rSsVen"O1 anu
lie snd the Preservation Of Health to OK
% ~ aid ace. BY SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, NJ D.
Of 7o7 Broadway, N Y.
Lecture Ist FRIDAY EVENT NC, Jan 81, on the Uses
of,be Lungs Causes and Prevention Of Consumption on
he Cure Of Bronchitis and Throat Diseases, and Treatment
ofa common Cold
Lecture I'd, MONDAY, FEB s. on the Cure Of Consnmp-
don and Proofs fits Durability
,Leetur. Sd. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb 70 gen
snsn only on the manner Of forming fine, healthy ro-
bu. Chest and large, healthy Lungs; and on inc True
Ne,hod OF developing good Constitution and retaining
10 old sge. -,
Lecture 4ih FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. ?, TO ladies'
al, on the ne,nod of forming perfect Chest healthy
LINES and beautiful Fieure ard OF possessing without
,,, clear. beautiful Complexion, and on the best means
Of preventing and curing female Diseases and perpen'
,,ipR Health TO extreme age.
Evening Lectures to commence at7i O'Clock Afternoon
1ssureMSs ISL
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FANCY GOODS.


Fancy Goods, Foreign and Domestic.
WIN. H. CARY q co. 243 and PAS
Pear.st between John and Fulton sts invite the
attention Of the city and distant JobeiIg Trade
which they offer the lowest rates either for cash or ap
proved credit
inducemeuta on al their Foreign Goods and will give
their cstoers the benefit OF the large discounts which
they have gained by the increased amount Of Their pur
They pledge themselves sell many styles Of American
Their stoek vii be KEPT fu during the whole year. and
az orders win be promptly supplied they particularly Ia.
ye The Mexican ard South American dealers 70 examine
their stock Of Jewely manufactured expressly or nose
markets aso their stock Of Ivory Combs adapted for ex-
portAron. -, $1,000.
Linen Threads.
Various makers, plain and sain finished black, dTab,
witty brown and coored, Nos %OxS0
spool Cotton.
ClArk's, Aexanders, Smiths Eagle. and Refington's
white black and coored, Nos l0xlS % 10 30 yards
Tapes and bODDlns
Linen and cotton, assorted eoiors ard szes
Razor, Knives shesys sci.s6r: and Table Knives ard
FORKS, Wade Butchers, WCsleoholm's, Rodgers, and
ether celebrated MAKER
HGtr coih teeth paint vsrnish, shaving shoe, erlm0,
horse. scrubbiIg &c. &c In great variety
Aecordeons Vioins Fln'es Flies, Claronets, Hannoni
cans &c. Fans. -
large and nch assortment consisting OF oeanniaty
carved pearl, ivory, bone and wood sticks; also PLAN
sticks, with plain, fancy and silyered paper
Ivory Combs
Fine S, IS, ssS, and NPU, lix4t inches
Combs
Plain ard fancy luck, dressing pocket and side, Of she,
buffalo and born.
Cans.
Single and double English and American, real and l
sation twist; also, variety Of Rihes
Pistols.
English and German pocket belt and holster; Coils and
Allen ThuTbers Revolvers Also, complete assortment
ofSportiDg Apparatus
Perfumery.
LubA's MsHgepet ccudray's, Plyers, Pinsad's snd
Ede's fine extgscts-
soaps.
Lows white and brown Windsor and Honey; Lubns,
GuerlAL's Pnsuds, and Msugenet Coudrsys assorted
styles, kekc
ALso.
PeIcusson Caps, Needles Pins, Hooks and Eyes see
Pens huspensers. Buttons Of al styles Pocket BOOZE
Port honnsies, PuTses, Stationery, Beads "naieDoHs'
Looking 6lssses, &C Sc
Ivory. Tortoise Shell Pear, Shel, Horn TIPS &c '0'
manufacturers ry.
Isngusges 81 sreod'lsip
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER. Auctoneer.
SALE OF A VALU-

DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION by
IA A. J. BLEECKER-FRIDAY,J Jan. 81 al II O'Clock
the Merchants Exchange, Leesehod Property, viz -
attic brckfront house and lot
OF ground known IS Vandsm-st north side, between
Hudson and Varick The lease Ia from Trinity Church
without ground rent for IS years from the 9th ofFebuary
Bext LOT 2 by 100 feet In depth There Is 40 alley way
leading 10 stable In the Of the lot The premises lot
for about $500 per portion Of the purchase money
can remain on bond and mortgage ljO 2is
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r. Lectures at the Collegiate Institution
far Young Ladies' SpiDget Institute, Union Park


far VouDx Ladies', SpiDglet Institute, Union Park
Rev Conan d. Abbot, Principal .,,..,,,,
Six Lectures on Geology, by Professor BENJAMIN
gjIJJMAN Sr LID The Records of Creation as they
are inscribed in the Earth tables Of stone exhibiting
Inc rise and progress Of life from the first msrne ant or
animal up 10 will be the main object OF he Course
Lecture A general view Of the structure OF the Globe,
and of the powers which have produced modified It's
uneral Masses and arranged them in the order IN which
lev are found.
Lecture The Marine Life both Vegetable aud Ami
nal which prevailed In all the formations above the Phi
gary and below the Coal
Lecture Ill - The Earliest Terrestrial Vegetation-the
Beds Of aud the attendant strata which form It's root
and foOr.
Lecture lV-The Vegetation and Animal Life between
The era ofhe Goal and that Of the Tertiary Introduction
MARINE and saDd Replies and Of early Birds OF Palms.
Zauia, CicadeF ana COniferr The Chalk, with us ma
rpe remains and microscopic organism.
Lecture V-The Era Of the Tertiary Formstsns-Iutro-
dpcon OF Terrestrial Animals, and OF the CetaceR and
cher marine mammalia having uDgs and warm blood
Lecture vi The Human Era, including man and his
companions of the present Creation. Results Of GeoOg
cal laws regards the welbeing OF Man. Relation OF
sciesee TO ReliViOn. - . -. . -,
The Course will commence on TU ESDAY, Feb ii, al "a
NJ and be continued on Friday, h, Tuesday l8h FIJI
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Tickets the Course 50; Single tickets % eents-oO-
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" scofiand.-Rev w. s. BALCH delivers his Lee
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corner OF Eighthav and Twenty third St Admission III
cents Doors open al 81; Lecture commences at "a
O'clock. JSl IL
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n APPLETON & co. Publish on

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A S Cook, Washer and lrOner, by re-
n spectacle young Inquire at 229 Aulberry,st
between Prince ana Spring SITS in Inc basement I3l IL
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NOTICE. - All persons are cautioned
eagsizst negotiating promissary Note drawn by Solo
~ osge, 10 firstav 10 the order OF T. B. Lord,
sopPed. eeo note was sent 70 Philadelphia and is be-
nssed 70 save been lost OF scaried suitable reward
oove Sl So
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AS Cook and to Wash and Iron, by one
IN end 10 do The tousework Of small private family oy
the o,her llaiey lsndedl by two tidy, experienced girls
with sAsts.toy TeeTence. Gail ~ slxlhav bOoksole,
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WANT PLACES.

A s Cook, Washer and Ironer or to do
IA General Homework in private family, by resPec
table young woman eau produce the best Or ely refer
enc. nreqrired. Cali at SO Hamerseysi. second door
from Varick, ffcut basement. J5l II
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AS PORTER in a store, or Assistant CIerK
IN in store mandatory, by smart single man non
est ard steady. Good references given ADDRESS cnae
care Mr. Sphinx, 4O7 Broome-s ~ g. 10 also corect al
figures. and a good peuman Jol IL
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LOST.

.OST.-On 2lst of January, a book
containing Al account Of barrels and uerces Of Van
.ssells A suitable reward wiz be paid for the book,
ed Washington-tL ySl a.
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INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS
York due and PAYABLE February l. 1851 win be paid
thai day BY SHEPHERD KNAPP, Esq. Chamberlain Of
City, at the Mechanics BRnk 80 Wa-s The Transfer
Books viii be closed on Wednesday, Jsn. g. 81 O'CLOCK
Pm.
~ For the accommodation OF Stockholders transfers
will be permitted during the period me books remsir
closed, to take effect February
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR. Controller
CoNTRoLLERs OFFICE, N Y. Dec. "a, 1854. 90 tFs
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TO MERCHANTS

Wanted a situation as salesman In wholesale or reLaI
store retail preferred by that has been IN ousnt SIS mas
40 extensive acquaintance with BUSH men IN ihe Sou
ern and Western part of the Union and can necessarily
draw large Of custom Persons ~ az
wholesale business would do well to address me 70
N r. Tribune Office stating where an interview may DC
had. BesI Of reference given
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VHE ADVERTISER desires to find

- married couple and single gentleman two single
gentlemen whose poaiuOn 6nd Tespectabiity such
thai he Introduce them arders into he household
OF lady residing 10 West Twentysecond ST. The house
comfortable and modern built, with bathroom, &c and
me rooms intended for occupation comfortable apart
ment on the first door and smaller In y third story
ADDRESS postpaid box SlSl Post Office, stating where an
Interview may DO had. 100 2ss
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED HOUSE.-A small l.
Il story house between Fifth and Sixth 10 let at
very o W rent and the furniture for sale Geaee board
in the house. paying about $40 per week, wish 10
main Croton and gas throu ghout the house Apply al 10
Wallst room 16, Mr. GARDENS oflce-a good chsnce
isl 2tt
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEAP OF THE NEW FIRE DIS
I've TRICTS published Ibis day, and FOR ssle by
N CURRIER. l52 Nassau, cor Spruce-s-
Size of Map lsxZi iDc1es. Price 4 cents. bl It
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pOARD.-A gentleman can have a
bfront room Sd door, furnished, with board, in
pleasant location. Apply al 81 JaySL J3l ia
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pURTON'S THEATER, Chambers-st.
Nd REAR OF CITY HALL-The nearest Thester 70
The large Hotels Doors open at64 commence at O'clock
THIS EVENING Jan. 81, will be performed, 241h lime,
DAVID COPPERFIELD.
wilkins Mlcawber Mr. Burton Rosa Dar!le Mrs k"'0eA
To conclude with the tayoriii,SS COMFY VI VI
THE sEHIOUS FAMILY.
poxes Circle and Parquette IS cts Family Circle
Is cs Orchestra Seats IS Private boxes - and 3d.
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WANTED.-COoks, Nurses, Walters,
w Chambermaids, Coachmen Gardeners &c with
good recommend aiions Apply al the Agency Office, 20
East Fourteenth FOuTIh-av isl IL
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ROOK-KEEPING.-A practical AC-
ACCOUNTANT, who can devote bis evenings TO Book
keeping, viii lake such employment Address K b
Tribune Office JSl ZuseodT
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VNO LET, furnished, by small private
IL family the second floor and basement to two three
persons, without children. Address Home" at this
Ofice isl II
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AS Gibbs NURSE, by a respectable
IN girl She is qualified for all descriptions OF Homework,
and 10 capable Of cutting and making chldrens garments
understands picking and preserving and making al KINDS
of pastry II esed For further information call al ~ Mai
denane upstairs and she be for few days at
her present place 81 Pacfcst Brooklyn in which family
she has lived five years. ~ W.
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A GENTS WANTED.-FTOm 5000 to
[Isl go year can be made In selling the New Family
Manual l28 NhssAus I'd floor CAL or address postpaid
IN.a
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MECHANICS HALL, 472 Broadway,
lI .hnua nrnnd. nj OPEN EVERY MIGHT during he
DROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, Broadway,

I'D NEAR BROOME-ST Proprietor and Manager
Mr. BROUGHAM-DressC Circle aud Parquere, 90 cents !
Family Circle, . cts; Orchestra Stall seas - rfNA'e
THIS EVENING, Jan 81, will be presented an English
vesion arranged by George Loder Of Aubers Opera ohe
AMBASSADRESS; or, Managers Miseries
Amer which. The favorte Comedy Of PAUL PRY.
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WANTED.

WANTED.-A Partner with $500, to
w engage in mechanical manufacturing business The
demand for the article s unlimited Sales for cash ana II
year can be- made Address Euguene' Tribune Office
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR A PHYSI-

IN CANA Ply sicisn OF thirty years practice, wishes
oscl his place, consisting OF Is Of Land Cottage
built House good outbudngs &c situated 10 OF The
most pleasant Villages IN Connecticut line addressed TO
Box ls2s, through the Post Office, viii be attended 10.
$50 Iwt
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NET NURSEIA perfectly healthy
SITUATIONS WANTED for the best

kCof Servants as Cooks Housework Girls Lsundres'es,
Seamsuesses, Nurses, Chambermsids, &c &C also Tor
Men as Porters Farmers Walters &c Bow at The ofhce
wants TO learn Blacksniths trade. Y. Employment
Office l79 Broadway ISL lt'l T. p. SAUNDERS.
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DOGGY BAR MINING CO.-Notice,

DOCk1 DAN MlNlNO CO.-NOIice.
lt-The Stockholders OF the Rocky Bar Mining Com
pany are hereby notified that there will be election Of
board Of Directors Wednesday the 5h day Of February
next II O'Clock NJ. a. their Office, "a Walst Hew-fork
Dated New-York, Jan Is, 1851.
jl8 ia JAMES DELAFAN, secretary.
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4 GERMAN MAN, we'll acquainted

"a WN1I NNIIIVNS
IN with the English Jan guage il quick at figures and
dersands the Custom louise business wants sltauon IN
store or Office where be could make himself u'efd good
reert noes can be given Ad jresFP. w. Tribune Office.
$50 81
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A S CoPYIsT or Amanuensis, by cOmpe-
IN tent person Letters addressed box Y. Tribune or
fee, will meet with prompt attention. $50 ~
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CHANCE no MAKE MONEY :

IN Country merchants and men out of employment can
business for the South West that Will pay from
e 500 per month only requiring from $50 to 500 cap
h and viii be Of great benefit TO the community No APP
phcton need be made for Pennsyvania Address JAMES
PYLE 1888 Nassanst Letters must be postpaid 29 SteodS
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AN <AOONt liCCNhOA~cJs sui
w OF handsomely furnished apartments with board
for gentleman ana Lis wife child aud nnrse The ycnt
highest respectabiny VIII De treated with Address boz
] AZ PosLOf jSe SFs
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u LY-To 40 North Carolina. teach the Classics in
Boarding school Apply the u S. School Agency 2g5
Broadway from s to O'clock. Z. II. WILCOX.
cfs
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WANTED.-A young lady, well quail
s good siInalon by applying L. s. B. w. Tribune Once
rsrng references. 80 S.
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WANTED.-A young lad Is years of
w age, from Connecticut, Clerk in wholesale store
wishes 10 exchange Board with some family who would
ike 10 place their daughter in the country, where there
In the place Female Seminary Of the first class. Address
CONNECTICUT" at This Office. 3l IT,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-11

render compact leaving free and ready 10 be acted
on BY atmospheric influences. The arrangement Of the
clev drsaghrod, &C. such enable the ploughmsn
the share close fences while the team are walking
convenient distance from them securing clean fields and we'll
cultivated The quality Of iron in these ploushs
happy medium between the brittle and the ducte and thus
avoids frequent breaking from ovsr-hardness as we'll
great degree Of soitness to ensure durability" II
fortunate that heard bis short lecture upon it, thus to
usnfer to your columns for the benefit of society The
result Of the repeated tests to which refer above have
ainy made this description Of plough stand foremost through
out all this region. So particularly gratfed in being
able to note down its leading features explained by The
justly distinguished farmer to whom refer above.
TOWNSEND GLOvKR, ESQ.,, Of Fishkill Landing, New
York, exhibits Of artificial plants leaves, fruits larvae,
&C., made BY himself Of composition Of his Mr. G.
is young gentleman of fine education scientific attanments,
and ample means who is really devotDg his life 10 the study
of the history and character of the insect enemies Of the hor
tculturs kingdom. His works, from the egg Of the weay
up to the representation of The finest Swiss bersamo pear
executed to the fe This gentleman already public bene-
factor for, by teaching agicuuriss the appearance and
habits of all they have dread which s,en themselves
the results of their labor he is learning them that which is
indispensable in acquiring the requisite information enable
them to guard successfully against them.
J B. TILLIssHAsr, from Meigs county, Ohio exhibits
churn Of novel construction, patented the 18th June
ls4s In the fall Of October, 1850, it took the premium in
the Ohio Siaie fair It extremely simple in construction
and economical in cost This morning tested in pre-
sence Of large crowd and made excellent butter from cream
which was not of best quality, Gas to richness in the
short space Of six and half minutes witnessed this
child Of Ten years Of age work il as easily grown
person. In few words, must in Justice write that the
best buer-makins arrangement saw, and am con-
sany seeking opportunities TO learn all Of the prnci
pies, &c. which such constructed by various
makers. do not believe that churns made any
other plan to turn wemade butter in double the time
and with the application Of double the strength from such
cream used in the of the experiment. with this
machine above referred to. w. d. w.