New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-12

attend. and which regret 10 learn were BAT
slny attended al all. DR.. B. is a RIPE and sooe
Scholar. a lIdicious ard capable Critic and doGbf
les illustrated - s,bjcc, 10 The satisfaction a.5
prof, OF those who heard HIM WIv i i tIla
.lcl, men in our City are overlooked BIZ tins. Lee
turr Commuters Of our y,tio,> lSsoeiatjoa>. hi.
men certainly no viii, superior arc called hithc,
from abroad [, il found TIA, in rtis=a- IN other
matter, prophet hath honor save N hi. o0.
-conDtr1 Il 81. there, is=at!e!eet IN the pubs
rsste which must be corrected.
>nd this leads Us to say t!latwe sllaJl ti.>-
fed with nothing less tna;, great Improvement IN
s,,! extension OF the system Puic Lecilirias II
our Citv mex, winter We should like TO see az
Association o: competent misunderstanding ;i;i-
zcns of New-l ork-proposc to eiNs Course III fo
t,.ioo ON their own account. and see whether tue
public would Of would not pond 10 their apPea.
I'VE hope 10 see some scale OF compensation adopted
by our Literary Associations, whcl shall secure ="
each Lecturer ;. fair share Of what he draws M
wo,l,! stimulate orr Speakcr>-tew Of whom are
.beyond the need OF loases an. fshcs---;o produce
so5d lect,Ire<-thoughtful, tnreibla and tIsishel-
30 as to Increase their reward at the l'e>t oPPoF.
tlnitv.= t'inallv,we want to sec "aFl!-ltooEi>
constructed OF fitted M the coming summer, N
which we may nave Course=ot Free Lectures ~
zach Ward, Tor The benefit OF lis own citizens (Iu.
ring the ensuing winter months. We may thus
have u Go OF ten OF 'We'>'' '''' ~ ''''','>
IN eacll ''tu III so'a',''' -
more man sooo 70 c''e.' : ''.''
IN one-hoIiai SUBSCRIPTIONS u0'', -
citizens !" 4 ~iiss'e Gay W. NV 49,,
Lec'9ses--''''', ,9
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Z.tNrHoS,S LATIN SYNT'X- MS lS=' 'i.eNeeA-
cent manual for thc=use OF schools "here, pH 'ile
way, its presence has long been grcat!yGceded Il
is distinguished BY lucid arlanccmeata;.t great ac
c,r.,v In selecting hi. exaI,1ricS we are ai,Si to
.cc tim, IA, author las chosen them from the high
ston4ar,I. Of anlllli,v and not from the pedan,c
and sorb;stcal school Of tie Riddle ago+ With
the STYLE and tenor of his explanatory remarks we
are highly plcnscd: thev ara llsi, pertinent and
conc;s. omnIc We#fru.r this work will be oi
h;rb service in aiding students in acquiring a
l,,oyIs dr, of T,t;1
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Extensive observation-disclosures Sweet and
Cockefnir Yesterday arrested a man named Louis
He!lmann charged with having between the l}tll
"A'''''' i'''' ~,
'''e'Ns .''''"''''''S - '.'00 o -,
DfoEeFs oaiN,.''' 'i' NAM u us
JACOB MACK OF 29o Gran" st., az y N'''I
casf'eo' fieil'Ilan" i'i'' pee'' Sou >
had previously acquired a knowledge OF his en-
,,l,,.ar.. b.,,,i.,,r;,;n, r,rIy il Innuory Hell.
,.,,.,l ,,ro,l,r;cl. Loo.
-, -. 49,, rrS - p;3,c,,x :, Boa,y,,y and
,, ..l . -, lac .to, which
Locwcustciu declined for the want or mems
These FIcllmann promised TO supply, and carly in
February ,lcv opened lace store. at No. ll0a
William st. in which Hellnannput 81 ,O38 capital,
principally in bills Of the Butchers and Drovcrs.
Bank. \ day or TWO since Mr., Mack purchased
considerable quantity OF goods ut an AUCTION IN
Pearl st. and gave his check IN. above bank IN
payment wn'c" was ''''''noI'' ." ilese'''e.'
'o' 'i''ss" "''''' :. .'''''' ., -. a.: - =.
forged cheeks were produced, which accounted Tor
the difficulty and lellmann was then arrested and
'o"''"i,'e" 70 "''sNe,, 80 -, VI.
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