New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
General Noiiree.

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Unversiiy.plsce '''' f'inoipal' u
ves sprns session viii commence on Monday April 10
me IL ,s NE special objec Of this Iusutuion 10 sun
pynstrucuon and lectures Of BIB order 10 vor,s ~
oles advanced stages Of education every provision n
soe lo preparatory instruction Of pupils Of an ages n
the junior or middle departments Fsrther -
may De obtained nj the Institution or by letter
''-N'P'A az II
Public Meeting OF Marshall Division, No
place This evening al SIS Breadwsy ali oeIoSt
O'clock precisely the doors Of the Division room viii b
be delivered by Brothers greeley Martin al Trr " y
sslnglns ey Mr. Fse, Mr.. McD6nough, and other. The
'o'' Of Temperance are rs,Peefay invited to attend
.sn. S 56sSs5 ;fAITSi6eE Committee.
D." JOSEPH MANNINo, }
q Missionary Meeting.-Tbe anniversary Of the
oslns M, sonsy Society attached to the NJ Chureh
10 rorsylh-st will take place al he church on Thursdsy
~, meeting VIII be addressed by Rev. Dr. ~ Leviug.
snd d. w Bsfline Of Newark ~ J. appropriate piece.
VII be sung by the choir and COLLECTION taken M n sid
% e cause Exercises TO commence sI O'CLOCK a. 2hs'
q Conversion of n Rowling saloon into n
Church.-The neat and spacious Hal in FIehfssstbs
between Fourth Avenue and Irving place near Tsior
square, which has been occupied hitherto As Bowling
saloon, will be opened a place Of Divine Worsbin h,
tn. Union Baptist Church next Thursday evening :,
0coes: sermon by Rev Mr.. Tucker Pastor ofthe Oliver
81 baphs' Church. AZ p.
~ physiological Lectures for Ladies.-Mrs
New York Course OF Nine Lectures on ANATOMY and
iphyslology They will be illustrated by fine French
Modelle oe Femme, aud q complete set Of fs.sze Ana
tomica Plates and papier macbe Models The Int,oduc.
tory Lecture will be free and will be given IN the Apollo
saloon on Friday at O'Clock PM Tickets for the Course
- sln2ie Lectures 80 cents. Mrs Wright has given
Lectures with success at Philadelphia Baltimore Boston
and other places She permitted 10 refer gentle
Dr. VALENTINE MoTI, Depsu Row, Bleecker.r
Or Or p. PAsMLY, cor Bond and Broadway.
Dr. SAMUEL i. GRIswoLD. 3l2 Pourth.sL
Dr. A. ;. BALL, l22 Beeckerst
Dr. EDw4RD BAYARD, 69l Broadway
DR. JOIN D. Russ Is Centre-st
DR.. JONI B. Rich, corner Broadway and FourthsL
Rev JONI 8. c. ABBoTT, 4i2 Houston-sL
ISAAC t. HOPPER, 20 Thrd.st &C 3iis
u Temperance CeIebration.--Grapd Union
Daughters OF 1emperance-A celebration Of the order
OF the Daughters of Temperance will be held the Broad.
way Tabernacle on Friday Evening. April g. ls47 under
the auspices Of the Grand Union. Hon. James Harper
Addresses may be expected from Philip 5. White OF
pennsylvania NJ. w. P. Of the National Division : Of T.
Rev Jas Perry, q. w. p. OF the Grand Division s. OF
T. Of the State of Connecticut Dr. Reese Of this city and
others The exercises will be interpreted with singing
OF the ghest order No effort will be spared TO render
this occasion Of unusual interest The Grand Division
OF T. and The Grand Temple of Honor will be present IN
Tickets p cents to obtained Of the officers Of the
Grand snd subordinate Unions and also the Organ Office
corner Fulton and Nassau sta Luke Hassert q Scribe
Il Sun Building Hors music store, l5s Puon-st; 7. F.
Peers, AS Pear.st j. w Kellogg, l6 Canal-st D. II.
Sands, IA Forsyh-sL VIM n Lewis, 1871 Chaiham.st; II.
DkemaD, 26S Elizabeth-st T. Houe, 10 Norfolkst =.
W. Cronk Hudson.st L. J. Mercer, cor. Ann and Mas
W F. dhiey, 482 ofsDdsi Mrs N. ]. Lewis, 2i Fl.
dridge-st Miss Lucy Graves Is Forsyth-sL; Miss r.
wIs cosisr 80 Sbsr,vs NJ p. 30 ~
81 Mrs. Wood l2i Second St Mrs H. Lloyd, IL Avenue
G.. Mrs Shorthand, Greenwichst Brooklyn-Geo. Hall,
Eco. Crsnberryst Mrs. Caroline Pierce, lO8 High.s
Mrs. Kdder, Fulton st. door from sands.
q Doors open at haPas' g. EXERCISES 70 commence 81,
az 2ds' Chairman Of Committee Of Arrangements.
~ Mosnic Temple Of Honor No. Is =. of II.
The members Of this Temple are particularly requested
10 be puncual IN their attendance on Friday evening next
April the usual place Of Broadway and Grand
ST. Ills proposed laid meeting 10 amend the ByLaws
make the regular meetings weekly instead Of semi
monthly. Toe importance Of the proposed amendment
should insure full attendance The officers elect fos the
ensuing term will be installed into office on the same even
ing. BY order. CHAS, DAVIS, w. c. T.
THos PEERS w R. az o.
re- American Institute stated Monthly Meet
ing will be held at the Repository Of The Institute In the
Park this Thursday evening at "A ocloek Punciual
az r. r. MEIGs, Rec. Sec
u Priest Buckley and Ex-hIonk Lenhey.-
The public respectfully informed that the person call
ing himself Rev +. Buckley who proposes TO defend
The Catholic Church at the Tabernacle the evening Of
the 9Th is entirely ntno the Catholic Clergy aud
Laiiy Of this city They owe II 10 themselves TO state that
they have nothing TO do with the dsgracefu exhibition that
s announced. apparently by mutual consent 70 come OF
between Priest Buckley and Monk Leshey. Respect for
their religion and Themselves forbid their presence and
other denominations will belong the exclusive hon
or OF paironizing the Reverend Performers aslr
~ Romanism.-Rev E LEAHEY, late Monk Of La
Trappe Will Lecture on Thursday evening ats O'CLOCK
April 9, al the Broadway Tabernacle.
Mr.. Leshey will show that he was Monk Tor seven
year, and that the late Pope released him from his vows
of cebacy got married In Philade phia and his wife was
from him 10 The sixteenth year OF her age by
conspiracy between Priest Mulon OF New.Orlesos and
ishop Kenrlck of Philadelphia.
In corroboraon OF he above statement Mr. Leshey viii
exhibit original documents from the late Pope Of Rome,
Bishop Kenrick, and John Swift, Mayor Of Philadelphia
TIE lecture will he illustrated by SAD catalogue OF IN
controverble quotations from Peter Denss Latin Theoo-
gy and Bishops Hughess and kenrcks, which catalogue
Mr. Leshey has translated and published with the original
Latin side Of the page and the English on the otne
and will he for sale on Thursday evening at the door Oh
the Tabernacle Price % cts
Ladies are positively prohibited from coming to this Lee
ure also youths. Ambulance q cts. 7s..
Mr.. Leahey viii appear In me Monasho
r,;.h p,,,9r-a1 society-Notice /, hereby
,. ,ist tie annual election for officers OF the Irish I'm
graut Society Of Newly for the ensuing year Will be
held the office Of the Society, p spruees on The NH
day OF April next, between the hours Of IL NJ a1d NJ
that day for the purpose OF choosing President 1hree
Vice Presidents Treasure two Secretaries and Tour
By order, GREGORY DILLON, President
FLORENCE MecRTHY, Secretaries .,s oo,.
MicH'L J. O'CoSSoR, milo 20us
- Roots md shoes-FRENCH SPRING STYLE.
The subscriber informs the public mat be hs now Iesoy
for sale Boots Of the new French fashion which are decd
ly ofa elegant form than those OF last years style,
al prices ranging from 81 50 70 50 Boots, &c mace 20
order on his celebrated plan OF taking drawing OF me
feet and keeping pair OF lasts for each by en
means misft is rendered impos.bie-his boots Zee As
easy when first put on As when hali worn OUT II masses
no difference how many cons or bunions ere may oe on
The feet handsome yet easy Al will be guaranteed ana
The boots warranted 10 well. Persons having one
pair made iomessure are sure 10 rsHt9 rss p
leather and calf Nulli6ers shoes oxiord Ties &c &c
on hand. $500. ,c,
mis- imstswis JOHN L. WATKINS, III Fultou-'t
rz~ Rank ofMonroe, Michigan.-The Registered
bills Of the above Bank bought al par less me e1ehsnse
at IS Wall-si.