New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-02
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" Rercan InsIitute Lectures.--RALPH
WALDO EMERSON viii deliver the first OF Course
five Lectures before The Institute Tuesday evening
February 7h the Second Wednesday evening" Feb 9th;
ihe Third on Thursday evening" Feb 9Th; the Fourth
Friday evening" February 10Th and the Fifth ON Saturday
evening" Feb lih; the Unversaist Church corner o,
Walker and Elizabeth streets al y o'clock suejec'-oi
Cards les cens may be had al the principal bookstores
in Broadway and at the door The evening OF The Lecture
BY order. (2) c. S. STEARNS, Sec'y. II St
" Rutgers Institute Lecrurcs.-The Trus-
tees have arrangements for of Lectu es TO
be given on Thursday Evening OF each week. in the Chap
81 OF the Institute
Feb 2-Rev Geo. B. Cheever-subJect Gothic Archi-
lecture in connection with English Literature and as
development al the Middle Ages"
Lectures commence at "a O'Clock.
Tickets 25 each-can be bad Of g. w Bets, 4Si
PearLs,reet, the Institute. GEO. w. BELTS,
j25 Chairman Lecture Committee.
~ Iatcrnationni Copyright.-CoRNELIUs
Iueress of the Country iu connection with International
Copyright" the Society Library, Broadway corner o
O'clock Tickets 25 each be had al t6e desk OF the
Library; Wiley PulnaR'S, Bartlett Weitorps, Wah-
Chelsea Lyceum S0 4ts+
j
JAMES will deliver second Lecture at the Stuyvesant In
sttute, on Thursday evening, I'd February
Subject: Tie of the first chapter OF Genesis ana he
man of the second chapter: the and the
Lecture to commence a, u O'Clock. "a Aam' s
tance free. Joi o.
U H. CadeFdonk, Jr., Principal OF the unon
Academy Jamaica, will lecture before The Chelsea Ly
ceum on Thursday evening" Feb 3D. a, half past O'clock
at the Baptist Church in 10th street, third building east oil
9Th Avenue, on 'The Life and Times OF Cromwell
nJ.L. 0,suIIivnn, Esq, and Rev. GEORGE B.
CHErvER will close the Debate Capital Punishment on
Friday evening, the Tabernacle The serptur9 arsn
fine themselves principally TO The argument OF
As this is the last evenag of the Debate on this resolution
each will occupy hour In the rSl argument anu n'ee
m'nn's' IN 'ep'' 'sA HUGaH MAXWELL, President
w B. wrpcwoop, Secretary. 2f2'
UFpr. Kelley lectures again This Event. md To,
morrow Evening" Thursday and Friday, the q and 81 oil
February a, O'Clock Prospec, Hall under ie unHer.
salist Church, in Ezabeih-st.inear Walker
Subjec, on Thursday Evening-D seaSes Oh me Liver,
with all its concom ami symptoms as Dyspepsia, Viscdity
the Blood, Affections of the Heart, Vert hshm'' Ner
vcus Debility. Dropsy. &c
its symptoms Nature and C,arac showing, both phio-
sophcaly and ilius,raiiycly, its durability roo.
Admission free. i-@
NJ w. e. Robinsou, Of New.Haveai &c. Gt wi Will .hs ds
Broadway the Ancient History oil Ireland 81 farck,
ossian &c. Friday evening, February Sd at ocoGk
Tickets to admit gentlenan and two ladies' 30 cens SIN
gle ticket. 25 cents May be had of ,he Committee or al
The door on the evening of 'he LsetnIe ch,n,
C.DEvER, Secretary. f2&'
pHenry Clay CIuO OF the Eishit, Tnrd.
The regular Monlhy Meeting OF This Cno VIII taAe place
This Evening att O'Clock, at the Howard Honse.
to The a members that JOHN BUTLER Esq. will deliver
Lecture The Wings ofthe ward are y sspssppy nsed
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loon, Broadway. The public are invited TO attend. seas
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Church Chapel. AZ
E Nosice.-The Apollo Temperance Association will
hold their Sd meeting Thursday evening FEB al Croton
Hall, junction OF Bswery and Division streets hcns
at quarter pas, O'Clock. Addresses by The following
gentlemen Thomas H. Oakley, Esq, Rev. Doctor Miner,
Samuel Chase Esq P B. Manehesisf ESQ and 1sn en- 500, p
da,d Singing by the Apollo Chorus Master and MIS- fAti
and Ladies OF other Societies X. BEMAN, ffeSiaeh:.
CIV. CABLE, Secretary.
~ Marshall Temperance socie.y will hold
their regular meeting al Concert Hall NO 40 broaaway
This Evening, prsday, al O'clock, al which tine w.
Wallace ESQ tne Kentucky Poet, will by earnest soica
lion deliver address. Addresses viii also be dsre1sa
hiessrs Cook, Fave Murphy, and others Mr. aunuy oa
the Accordion.
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