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LECTURE NOPlCES.

- Free Lectures on Water Cure.-MrG
esSyE NICHOLS WIN give free Lecture 70 Ladies on
Hsteroiry and the OF Infants on SATURDAY, req
s,ss O'clock P. n at The Society Library
Dr. l. NICHOLS win lecture al the sane place 90
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. Z, on the Principles, Results
ssd Home Practice ofthe Water Cure. 81 Sns
70. pref. Hows will read the Tragedy Of Macbeth,
,,Rs Stnyyesaut Insdgute, on THURSDAY EVENING
ssI the 9Th being the first Of Course Oh
headings to be continued on saSo tct
"A cents obtained al the aoor or Al
Of hessrs. Grower Co. n kernot Roe LOCKWOOD Y
Sen 6 P. Putnam, and Of Mr. hows al ais re,aence
Coiageplaee 81 ZM&Ia-
pVr second Advent Preaching.-Eld LlPCH
cifhilad phia will preach ut Washington Hal Hester-sl
d door from Bowery, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY RI %.
EVENINGS Of this week. Oh IL
-ry Tect1res nj the Collegiate institution
lsr Young Ladies', SpiDglec Institute, Union Park
sev GOrbam D. AbbOt. Principal. -
Six Lectures on Geology, by Professor BENJAMIN
NIIIMAN, sr LID The Records of Creation. they
are Inscribed In the Earth tables OF stone exhlong
be rise and progress Of life from the hrsi marine paot or
srima Up TO will be The main object Of The Course
Lecture IA general view Of the Structure OF the Globe,
nd Of the powers which have produced or modified It's
nDera masses and arranged them in the order 10 which
lecture 1.-THE Marine Life both Vegetable and AMI.
nl which prevailed In ali the formations above the Pr'
nay and below the Coal
Lecture I'LL The Earliest Terrestrial VegeatiOn-ihe
Beds Of Coal and the attendant strata which form its roof
Lecture Iv-The Vegetation and Animal Life between
ofhe Goal and that Of the Tertisry-lntroducuon
dhsnne and Land Reptiles and Of early Birds OF Palms.
LsniR, Cicadee and Confer8 The Chalk, with its ma
hne remains and microscopic organism;
Lecture V.-The Era Of the Tertiary Formatsns-lutro
tsehOB OF Terrestrial Animals, and Of the Cesce and
cher marine msmmsla having lungs and warm blood
Lecture VI The Human Era, including man and his
smpsnions of the present Creation Results Of Geolog
a laws res ords the well-being Of Man. Relation Of
ne Course viii commence on TUESDAY, Feb H. at n
and be continued Friday 4th, Tuesday, 18th, Fri
ty ast and two evenings o1the following week -.
Tickets 10 the Course g; Single tickets 80 cents-ob
aimed at the Institute. JSl lw's
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~ Notice.-The Special Committee on the subject Of
Extending Chsm6erst will meet MONDAY next, ION
inst at O'Clock NJ, al he City Hail. In The Chamber OF
likely 10 be effected by the cont mplsed improvement are
hereby respectfully requested 10 attend, and present
their views on the subject.
JACOB OAKLEY.
aa EDMUND GRIFFIN
- Liquid Hair Dye Improved 10 IS TO color The
dsir or Whskers the moment Is applied without the east
lsury tits entirely free from unpleasant odor and can DC
washed with the strongest soap Immediately q applied
waiting dry FOR sale. spilled, At BATcHEL'
sas Wig Factory, Wall-st myl5 TuTh&Satu
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THENATIONAL POLICE GA

Il ZETTE Of this week is ready.-lt contains the
only true and l report Of the Execution and Confession
Of Reuben Dunbar, who hung at Albany Friday
last that has yet been published The chapter in the Life
Of the Bngand John Long, the Wolf Of the Prairie" 10
one Of intense interest The English French and German
Criminal News, as well az the Criminal News from al
paris Is this week unusually exciting the Correspond
vivid aud interesting the Editorial ever, varied,
10 the point and speaks FOR sef All for only cents
Office iO8 NAssau.st Sold everywhere 81 Itt
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TINE INTERNATIONAL MAGA-
Il ZINE FOR FEBRUARY.-The entire Press OF the
Union appear in the opinion that this is The sr
MAGAZINE IN WORLD" So f 10 0nHracIenIeo oy 1ue
Washington Reporter. Read the Following specinensoi
hundred notices just received
From the Home Journal.
Magazine FOR February generally admitted
published Il the very m%ror Of the atsisctaa World from
which adequsts notion may be derived o What beng dene
literature and all nsonsj and IN tales biographies hsto
ETC. scarcely squaed BY OF the monthss devoted e1
Public and modern and others upon "ths
wondsus Chaeon EGYPT and the Pharaohs Carey, Pc
Street Ffoetoi LsRasT Theodore Fay &C. s'e
Prom the EorloH Herald
We have before expressed high Of this which
Magazine which popular wherever there ste and udg'
We know oi 70 similar worn which mas hsr claims to the appro
baton and patronage Of an Intelligent public
Were evidence convince US that hes snger
publishers CITY, spsndor completeness variety
ono nehss. Shes they have succeeded IN mParnE to Their inter
February LuEber es greater amount Of msnial and Literary
possible any moathy magazine Europe But Tbs most
valuable and distinguishing Characteristic OF this Magazine - org
DaY The current doines and the whole
Magazine really superb and unsurpassed BY that Of the most
From the Bulletin" Edsuton, NC.
The International Mgznss the PsHIcrED Tvs Of large class
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Britain.
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We the February number Of a interesting
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u high The present number with Of
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EDITORS ample and always instructive Of literary
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The editor Of the portions the Maya
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NIBLUS GARDEN.-Doors open at %
NO commence al 7 o'clock Tickets y CTS Private
Boxes IS Manager, Mr y0Hs sETToN .-,--
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. ., ne entertainments
viii CONNER &c with a Pot Pour Overture
To be followed BY toe FRENCH xsqdey y, eaiied
LIE COMMIS ET LA GhlsEiIE. Id,
CATARlNA; or, THE QUEEN OF the bArDIIS.
CAiarina Queen OF The Bandits. Nile Caronne hoosssI
Count Bernie a rch Roman. Nile Adealoe SOusset
FRA Diavolo Lieut. Catarns.... Mons Jean housseI
Lincina Chief Of the Amaz0ns Nile Tereslne housse-
Nanieta second Chsf........MIe. CIemenine Rousset
Sustained By Ballet Corps Of sixty persons me whole
produced under Lhe direction Of Mons JEAN kOUSSET.
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IL INTRODUCED IN THE CITY-TRIPLER Hail.
Under the entire management Of KERR KRAUSZ, tho
celebrated Hungarian Vocalist who begs 10 announce To
his friends and subscribers that bis Grand Pot Pourn Dre-
matte Musical Festival will take place al the shove hall on
SAT URDAY EVENING, Feb. s, when he will be assisted
by signora fufk Benedetu Herr krausz viii introduce
his Grand Pot Pourr the Confusion Of Babel 10 thirty DIFF
erent national melodies, 10 be sung In the original dialects
language for which he has engaged the assstance Of
Signorina T. Gandolh Herr T. Meyer and Herr Sale and
Herr krausz will initiate the pecuaTies both serious ana
comic OF every nation in tongue Also, by he
kind permission of NJ Maretzek Esq the fun orchestra OF
the Italian Opera House. Conductor Herr kruetzer Aud
three instrumental solo performers Herr Griebe the eee-
braed vonist from Berlin, Herr Pyehowsk Pianist and
and second parts the extraordinary and talented
child Miss FANNY DEANE, viii recite The Maniac"
In costume.
Tickets 50 cents-to be had al ali the principal mulc
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and splendid grand Piano, from the mandatory
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO
~ MAX MARETZEK. at the
Aston PLACE OPERA HOUSE
On WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb. r.
The Commee Of Arrangements have the satisfaction OF
informing the friends OF Mr. Maretzek and of the Opera
and the public generally that they enabled TO offer upon
this occasion Programme OF unsurpassed attractyeness
The entertainments Of the evening will include The aYorle
grand Opera "
By Roesini,
FIRST TIME THIS SEASON,
In which Signonna T. PARoDI and the whole strength OF
the Company will appear and
AGRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Between the first and second acts OF me Opers
l. Overture Rzzo," (fu orchestra) Maretzek
2 Grand Fantasia de Concert, piano. on airs from File
du regiment" composed and executed oy ..
8. Romsnza signOr LOrni, sprtO gendl." Fsyorlts.
Donizeth
l. Grand Fantasia Dramatque, violin. airs from Lucia
di LammermOOr" composed and executed by NJ Hauser
s. Grand Fantasia Coronation March, from Meyerbeers
"Propheter arranged by Mr. SIakosch, and first time
executed by him assisted by
FIFTEEN PERFORMERS, Ladies and Gentlemen, on
EIGHT PIANOS.
Subscribers can retain their seas until Friday morning,
when the Box Book win be open al he ONCE OF the
Opera House. when and where seats may be secured.
Prices Of Admission-Parquet and Boxes, Two Dollars
Amphheater, Fifly Cents
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AS nurse and Seamstress, can cut and
IN make chlldren's clothes Has good city reference
Apply at SO Twenty Fifth second door from Lexington
sv Hr two dAys 81 o.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BENEFIT NO

~ MAX MARETZEK.-The general Committee OF the
friends Max Maretzek convened for the purpose OF ar
ranging grand Comp menlsry Benefit TO be given 70 BIN,
Al he Aslorplaee Opera House on WEpNEooAr
EVENING, Feb. II, 1881, have the pleasure CT informing
the public that they have received the most liberal and
generous profers OF assistance from many distinguished
artists and feel uly wsrraDed In promising Programme
Of uneqnsed variety and sitrsctveness Particulars viii
be given In future advertisements.
@. D. PATrIsoN Chairman.
JAMES p. OTIs, Secretary. SIS
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" Notice.-The Constabes OF the City and County
dNew-foTk are requested TO attend meeting al JOHN
SARLANDS, corner Of the Bowery and Hester-st on
FRIDAY EVENING, The 9Th inst al y O'clock as bust.
se Of importance will be brought before them 81 II.
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~ Notiee.-rhe members ofthe Emmett NJ B. and B.
society are requested 70 attend Ae funeral of ther late
s ,5Silsr member, HUGH MCLEAN SO Ninih-s, on
THURSDAY 9th inst Al IL O'clock from MonfgoToarv
hal, 70 PIineesL BY order Of
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TIME AMERICAN ARTISTS ASSO-

Il CATION having obtained their charter. are now
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S9s Broadway Asthe gallery s to be opened TO the pub
lie on the st OF March, It required that members wish
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
BOARDING.

BOARD and ROOM, with bedroom at
I.ached by oungigentleman and his WIFE in pleas
ant private family where there other boarders taken
Location not above Canal s below Murray or in Brook
lyn not far from Fulton ferry Best Of reference given
Address B. G. Tribune Office. 4lts