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A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF TRADE AGRI-
CULTURE, COMMERCE, COM
MERCiAL POLITY, MAN
lUFACrUKES, INTER
NAL IMPROVE
MENT6, &c.
Published Monthly. by j. ID. b. De Bow.
az Exchange Place, Opposite the
Post ONCE, New Orleans.
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

~ Ninth Ward.-At meeting Of the Ninth Ward
Wing Committee held on Monday evening" the hth INST et
the Beecker-st. House. for organization, upon mOhon
DAVID II. DICK. ESQ was appointed Chairman. pro tenn
and JOHN A. CREGIER appointed Secretary, pro tenn Inc
following members being present-Chas. Wright John
Keyser, Wm. II. Harmed. John Lloyd, Enoch Morgan,
Eugene Ward. Henry j. Enns, D. II. Dick, james 3 An
Tbos H. Blown VIM T. Fsrr Judge Wells Jacob L. Lee
bring Benjamin f. Curtis, John A. Cregier, William T.
Smith, Jr and John f. Courey-upOn motion. the Commit
tee proceeded TO ballot for Chairman, Secretaries ana
Treasurer.
Mr. VIM. Z. SMITH, JR was elected Chairman.
Mr. JOHN A. CREGlER and Mr.. FAIR, Secretaries
Mr. BENJAMIN +. CURTIS, Treasurer. I'LL II
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ADJUSTMENTS.
TRIPLER L.--SATURDAY,
\ nth JANUARY.-MAX MARETZEK has the honor
inform The public that having concluded his extensive
1i''- ''D' A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
AT THRILLER HALL.
On SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY II,
In which viii appear the great Cantairce
MAURICE STRAKOSCH
s,ro,, PATTI ThS ei VIRG HlS1S WHITING sgnor
LORINI, signor BENEVENTANO, SgnOr
SANoUIRlCO and the Fun Orchestra
ITALIAN OPERA.
II is with the greatest satisfaction that MAX MARET-
EEK is able to announce also that ne has made arrange
mens with the ar-iamed Violinist
NJ. HAUSER,
WHO viii make his
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA: $1,000,
CONDUCTOR. ........,...........'.'MAA hAhErZEh'
PROGRAMME.
l. Grand Overture to Beethoven's opera
LEONORA,
Executed by the Full Orchestra
2. Duetto Buho, from Donzeuls opera,
"Chen. Cheti immaniinente"
Signor BENEvENTANo and Signor SANoUIRIco'
DA GAIA LADRA,
MApEMoIsELLE TERESA PAnoD'-
4. Fantssie Ro'""-''I, Ia sY 'isP
Composed and executed for the FIRST time by
MAURICE STRAKOSCH.
s. Duetto-"A consolaTmt 6hretan,n rom DonlZetus
Opera, LINDA DI CHAMOUNIX.
Mis- v wnIrISe and Signo[ LoSrST
LA SICILIENNE
Composed and executed by
NJ. HAUSER
PART II.
T. (By general reques the Overture to Srakoschs OPP
era, GIOVANNI Dl NAPOLI
Executed by the Full Orchestra
g. Duetto from DonizetPs Opera Quesio Addio,"
ROBERTO DEVEREUX,
Sgnorna A. PATTI and Signor LoRINI.
O. Grand Fantasia de Concert
MAURICE STRAkOSCH.
10 Brilliant Variations d Brayurs, an air from
UGO CONTE DE PARIGI,
Composed and executed by
NJ. HAUSER.
H. Grand scena and Aria from RossiniS
SEMIRAMIDE,
MILE. TERESA PARODI.
PART Ill.
y Grand Overture to Vampyr,' by Llndpaintuer.
Executed by the Full Orchestra.
49, Cayaiina from Donzea's opera OF LINDA III OHA-
Miss VIRGINIA WHITING.
II. The renowned Duet. Giornno D'Onore" from
sEMIRAMIDE,
Mile. T. PARODI and Signorna A. PATTI
Is The Bird the Tree FABLE written for children
Composed and executed by
NJ IIAUSER
MAX Al himself that his efforts to combine on
the same evening. such an unequaied attraction OF
THE GREAT MUSICAL CELEBRITIES,
will be duly appreciated by his patrons aud has determined
put the price OF Admission former Occasons)
ONE DOLLAR
all parts Of the house. Tickets TO he had at the pnncl
pal Music Stores and at Trpler Hall on Friday aud Sat
urdsy.
Doors open to commence at ito conclude At lol
O'clock i9St
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A. N. MERwIN. Anctioneer


A. M. MERwIN, Aucnoneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il co. 204
AJBROADWAY-Cssh advances made upca all ccn
signments. -
= WEDNESDAY EVENING Jan. u, at 6 o'clock
VALUABLE STANDARD BoOKs.-Being an extensive col
lection Of fine editions many of which English of the
most approved and popular works In the various branches
and laTPe assortment Of Miscellaneous Literature
Particulars hereafter.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. Y, at o'clock
PRIVATE Law LIBRARY.-Au extensive and valuable
collection Of Law Books, embracing United States and
Slate Reports State Laws, Dgests Indexes COmmentar
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AT PRIVATE SALE-Bohns Libraries, consisting Of the
standard scientific, ANTIQUARIAN, classical ustra ed and
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@ Individuals ia sels single copes As may be desired
series they are well adapted either the libraries OF public
institutions the shelves OF private collectors The enter
prsng Publisher Mr. Henry g. Bonn, Of London Is rapid
" adding issues and Om the character Of those here
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subsequent ones viii be.
The latest Issues received Taylors Holy Living and
Dying and LamHrtine's Genevevethe Ormer OF the stan
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Hydraulics aud Mechanics, Benefits Double Entry Book
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Also. large assortment Of Cap and Letter Paper
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THE HEBREW PAPER.-THE AS
u MONEAN, Of This Day, Jan. 10, contains.
l. The Higher Law.
2 Tie Destiny Of lsrael.
g. Judaism AID Socialism Influence Of the doctrine OF
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The Franz fort Jews 10 their CO TeligOnsis-
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g. Authenticity Of the Book OF Genesis.
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ON FRIDAY, JANUARY II,
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF SCOTLAND,
English Processes connected with the Regal Succession Of
Great Britain.

English Processes connected win SUCCESSION OF
Great Britain.
BY AGNES STRICKLAND.
Author OF The Lives Of the Queens Of England" Vol /,
limo, Muslin, Price 81.
Isc Of he Lives the present senes OF roy gr'phes forms
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If The author o(ls Queens Of Eoeaia" would
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az ubt ted h e doies o, resting matter that !. ..
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rFy- Teachers AssOciatiOn.-A Lecture will he
deveredbefore this body, THIS Saturday, EVENING,
M o'clock in the Trustees Hail. corner Of Grand and Elm
sts by DR. ED p. BANNING Subject; the Human
Voice It's Culture and the Causes and Prevention OF the
Tescbers male and female aud the various School officers
are invited TO be present jill III
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE sCALPEL For FEBRUARY-Is

THE SCALPEL For FEBRUARY-ls
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deduct third II required for wholesale, and not
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CONTENTS-ENTGRELY ORIGINAL.
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Medical Fsnioceini, or Life sketches of N-w-York
An Arfis's Reverie by James varick Stout
Remarkable Cases Of Diseases Mimicked by Hyseris-
ssoUes aud Chuiques OF New1ork.
The Frequency Symptoms and Progress oil Cancer Of
Drawing Room Etiquette for Young Graduates.
John Bull not a Cooking Animal
The Radical Cure Of Rupture
Great Anatomical Emit rprse-O Obituary Of sgnor safii
SODA POWDER DEPARTMENT.
Linde-mania: Ssirical Poem by Hudihps
Extract Of Fandangulum Tops and Eiecamfandy Root
New York Medical Trades Union Eloquent Address.
Opening the Plsy-Right side up with care.
Shooting by Candle Llght-Llhomanis: New Disease
PhIsnthropho Therapeuucs-Dld me Harh s'@hu sun
Biitcrs for lie Clergy-To Hook and Eye-Anecdotes
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WM IT. FRANKLIN, AucllOneer.
GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
O-WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN SON L co. VIII sell
at Auction on WEDNESDAY January -, al IL O'Clock,
the Merchants Exchange and the following days, o2O
LOTS on First Second Fourth. Finh, Sixth and Seventh
Avenues 47th 4sh 49h 79tk 9th, Observatory square,
e5ih e6Ih 97h ll7lh 18Th, l9ih and HRreulane, IN
Guiding extensive Water Privileges Turtle Bay, on the
East River
The maps are now ready for delivery at the Office OF the
Auctioneers. 5 Brosd-st. (4S78l Jus
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DETAIL DRUG STORE FOR SALE

IL ain central part Of tho city doing good fea ous-
res, with some country trade which may easily be extent
ed. or an arrangement would be msde with PARTNER
who can command 200 900 capital In well esss6-
shed business Application to be made By letter 70 J. y
A. Box No. l,f0f, fostOnce jill 4tstath~o ~
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LECTURE NOTICES.

o. Spiritual Knocktugs Exp0sed.-C.C HAUN
CY BURR, will give COURSE OF SIX Lee lures
on mag NATION, GHOST SEEING and the TEMPER
MENT OF GENIUS, at HOPE CHAPEL, 40 BIosd-
way, commencing MONDAY EVENING, January lotb
ls5i and continuing every evening during the week
Amer The Lecture each night, Mr.. HEMAN BURR, wiz
expose the whole phenomenon OF the Spiritual AnocKhe
bv series Of effects upon the Imagination OF any number
OF gentlemen who may come forward voluntarily Out OF
the audience which acknowledged to be the most re-
msrkAbe experiments with mind before witnessed 10
this county, Admission 25 CENTS Children hall price,
Doors open at g. Lecture 10 commence al a o'clock
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~ Printers' Banquets-The New f0Ik Typo
graphical Society win celebrate the birthday of BENJAMIN
fRAKKLTS, at Nblo's, on FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. II,
1851 by appropriate literary exercises, supper ana Other
commemorative proceedings
Hon. J. w. Ednonds VIII deliver the Grafton. The ma-
sic by DOdworths Band The singing under the direction
Of Messrs Bradbury, Curtis and Nash.
The thorough arrangements have been made to rem
der the Festival superior TO any previous year All the
various classes connected with the Art will participate
All who desire TO unite in celebration COMMEMORATIVE
ofFRANKLIN are Invited 10 procure Tickets
GenllemRn's Ticket, g Ladys Tcke', u So including
supper This the entire expense. The tickets for
the Literary Exercises are free.
For full particulars the large programme, which, with
tickets can be procured 81 The principal bookstores type
ounddes At MERGERS ofNassau aud Ann SITS al the
Printers Library sec Broadway. OF any OF the members
An who desire TO participate In the festivities Olthe
sion should procure tickets imme dlately.
JAMES WHITE, Chairman.
H. CLAY LANIUS. Secretary 40 If
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SBroadwsy and Thinesuth-st-Admsso e u esh the
first section consisting Of e9ec9on o. F % N,. ~ ~
rome Ala Minor syria the Holy Land EgypI Hana ano
as all he repeced In the course Of some we - by
rev and equally Interesting ones % l"A
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ANTHONY BLEEcRER. AuctjOneeT.
IATD RNTDnnD " TIP TTSrTE'ES1 ga K
IOO BUILDINGS LOTS AT AUG

ANCOTION-The Atlantic Dock Company viii sell 81
Public Auction al the Merchants Exchange, NewYork, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of January next about ~
building lots situate Atlantic Basin, and In The imne
dise vicinity Of The large mandatory just COM
pleed
"a lots on west side Van BnInlst between King and
Dikeman sts
q lots on east side Conoyer-sL between King and Dixie
man sta -
BTunt sts
is lots on Wocots between ConoveT and Van Bruntss
10 lots SulIvan-st between ConoveE and Van brun'
streets.
lots on north side Dikemanst between Conover and
Van Br1nt ats.
The above streets are being paved Al the Company
expepse and the lots are all graded even level and
ready 10 be Immediately built upon. To Manufacturer
and mechanics ard for The purposes Of investment, good
opportunity IL presented.
Maps OF The property wb be ready by he on prO6o
At The Conpany's Office, "A Broadway. d@4JI9
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ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is,
HENRY SMEATON;

A
G. p R. JAMES. ESQ
Author Of" The Old Oak Chest" THE Convict" Cow.
RE "The Woodman" "The Forgery Rieheh s1sp
RusseliS Beanesssspp ies as romance wrte3kghy
lively interesting and animated by sprt OF sound
and healthy morality feeling and o natural denesuon 10 chasc
ter which Ink viii FOR them calm popularity which
will hast Edinburgh heteN
mr. James, always good ia they have
moral Tendency and they useful Information Excelsior
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CTOLEN from the Park ON Friday, at
- o'clock bay switch-tsl HORSE. pony built with
nchf WAGON trimmed with blue, patent axel' me on
forward cap nut open The horse = q esnss ngn
Ejshly. sixh-st stage stables i'll lI'l 7. hUhfhi'
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BOARDING..

BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-
IBTwo or three gentlemen that would associate to.
gether, may be accommodated with partial Board in a
small private family with the comforts Of home, and
where there VIII be no other boarders. House delightfully."-
located a few minutes walk from the Ferry Address
FERRY. Box l,S90, POsi Once. i'll 81
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RANGING and WALTZTNG ACAD-

nANCING and WALTZING ACAD-
AIEMY In the Shakspere Hotel, private entrance 2i2
Wiiam.st.-Mr. n. MEYEN mas me honor y announce
TO bis patrons and the public that bis SECOND QUAk-
TER will commence on Tuesday, Jan IL. Glasses ior
young Ladies and Masters on Tuesdays & and on SAT
nrdays at O'Clock NJ; for Gentlemen on Tuesdays ana
Saturdays OF o'clock Mr.. NJ viii teach, a. knonL 49,.
Ire LATEST fashionable Dances and Walzes after he snoi
est ard best method and Of The most approved e
Cards with terms, be procured al his m ~
ChamberEst -
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ROARD-With good accommodations,
-Ocsn be had al 100 West Twenty-seventh-st doors
west OF Eighhsv. jill I'M
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FOR SALE.-A large

/ Nand well established WING NEWSPAPER, the only
one In the County, situated the capitol Of Of the New
England States The Office is well furnished its patron
age greater than papers of its class. Oneha one
third twohirds the whole Oft will be sold The later
will be preferred the present proprietor wishes 70 Leave
that pa ofthe country Inquire OF the Editor The Tn
bnne jlSw
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BROADWAY THEATER.-DOORS
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

III
D-P. T. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager JOHN
OREFNwOoD JR. Assistant Manager. Admission Is cts;
children under 10 years 24 c PaTquese and First Circle
9I cts eYtra Afternoon performance At SEyenng a. 7.
sATURsDAY, Jan. II, BENEFr or T. PLURI8US
UNJM In the Afternoon, THE SPIRIT OF TEMPER
ANCE and DEEDS OF DREADFUL NOTE. In the
Evening THE DRUNKARD. The Chinese Museum, late
OF $50 Broadway is now incorporated among the Ill
LIONS OF CURIOSITIES embo lied In This Museum. The
1insev Eorlune Teller &c. aso here.
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~ Rutgers Female Institute.-The annual meet
log OF he stockholders Of This Institution win be held on
MONDAY 18Th inst al O'Clock M Ia the chapel Ofthe
Institute.
The Annual Report viii be presented and an Election
held for Ave Trustees IN place OF those whose term OK.
pires--New York. Jan s. 1851 BY order Of the Board
sSt J. w. C. LEVERAGE, SecreIery
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a small private family

MT On IFIt I INJ4N " ny T III TIT
q nation is wanted by the undersigned concerning her
mother Mrs ANN H. YATES who She leh in the Guy IF
New-York about 10 years ago also, OF hei brOthers
JOHN snd THOMAS YATES, carpenters, formerly -.
siding in Charleston c. and her brothers. WILLIAM
and GEORGE, bakers who were residents for some ume
in New Orleans. The undersigned would also be glad 10
hear from her sister Mrs MARY ANN SfMONS wife of
John Symons both residents Of the City of Newly York.
Her mother sister ind brothers all natives Of England
ANY information concerning the above individuals viii be
thankfully received by dear and discons0ie relative.
ST. ELIZA ROCKWELL, Houston IeXas'
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MOTE LOST-CAUTION.-A note

Ndrswn by c. STEWART, IN favor Of WIN. RI III,
dated August %, 1850, for One Hundred and Thirty three
Dollars. Said note having been paid, all persons
cautioned against The same CHAS. STEWART.
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~ Birth Day OF Thomas Paine.-Ths CeleCrs-

lion will take place on January q. ball and supper Al
MORRlSON'S. lS5 ChsthsIu.st meeting viii be held
each SUNDAY (preyiOus TO the 18th inst al 81 T. NJ al
the Free IuQurers Library Room, Military Hail. Bowery
All persons endy the are invited to attend It,
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o. LIQUID Hair Dye, improved 30 TO color the
sr or Whskers mcmentit IL applied without the east
lnjury IL entirely free nom unpleasant odor and 30
washed with he strongest soap immediately e applied
whou, waiting dry. For SALE spilled 81 BArcREL.
es's Wig Factory, Wallet myl5 TuTh&Satn
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rSy- Post Ofiice-NOTICE.-The Mails per United
STATES Steamer GEORGIA viii close at this cce on SAT
URDAY, the nth inst at p. Nj.
Letters for Havana Chagres and Panama must be pre-
Maid Vllltl w. " BRADY, Postmaster
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A S COACHMAN a Protestant young man
LAfrom the City Of Dublin, wishes 10 take charge OF
carriage and two horses in a gentemSn's family. Apply
by leteI to HENRY MURPHY, Sc Montgomery ST jersey
City first rate reference can be given as 10 character
from high families in the Old Country. jill IL
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A GENTS WANTED.-From 5000 to
IA 81 200 wear can be made in selling the New Family
Manual at l28 Nassau-s % floor Call address postpaid
Tie American Family Publication Establishment, NY.
linz
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WANT PLACES.

AS NURSE or CHAMBER-M by a
1Ayolg woman with the beat of recommendations. APP
ply al l.; East Fifeenth-st i'll n
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~ United Trade Society of JOurueymen
SaiImnkers-The Members OF this Society are re-
spectfuy invited assemble at their usual place OF meet
ing Fourteenth Ward Hotel, on SUNDAY, I'm inst al
10 paw the last tribute respect 10 our late associate
JOHN SMITH. The Trade in general are respectfully III
yied LII III BENZ. w. WlLSON, PRESIDENT
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BOARD DOWN-TOWN-Two Gem
Onemen can obtain Board with pleasant Rooms, at O2
Liberty st. near Broadway Reference exchanged. It
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Il. " Mercantile Library Acknowledgements
TICE-The Thrtelh Annual Meeting Of this Association
will be held Tuesday evening next the 18th inst al
O'Clock in Clinton Hall, cor OF Beekman and Nassausts
uOH c. w. OGDEN Rec Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-11

A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL, who is
IA good ,hrmsker and very kind to children desires
situation She can give good recommendations from her
present employer, where she may be found. Apply
% SeYenleenh-st between Firth ~ Sixth avenues before
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