davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

,..nr TO JENNY LIND.--Last night the Ger
Ji,d.rkronz marched in proceSstoa TO the
Gag York Hotel, where they sang NUMBER Oh
salodies az serensde to Jenny Lind. ana ioi
-. ws, The order of the performances; lat,
rssuto.,,,e, welcome, composed by Kun's' aud
,.Eoot.d to the Swedish songstro'si I'd, Horst da
>. Y,os der deiae, Namenftjert7 Hearst thou
"a sound, that celebrates thy namel by kallWo-
=. Sd Potpourri Chorue, from La FEle dH Reg'-
Est These pieces were all admirably performed,
"a g-aat credit is due to the leader Of the compa
ny Mr.. Agriol Pau
Wheu the Liederkrsuz arrived they were inYit-
a into Miss Lind's paror. After thu performance
~ the fist piece, Welcome, committee Goa
Stating of Dr. LUDWIG, Che President and NJ.
Wis6wULLER, the Vioe-Pcesideut we're introduce
n N Miss Lind by Mr Eisdod, upon which Dr..
ludwig addressed her in the following msnaer;
6 Frauiein Among The many and splsndid proofs
.fhomsge and admiration which as everywhere
have aleo been tend sted to you here the German
Ljederkranz OF New York appear before you and
bail you with hearty Welcome to our shores
ave are well aware thst compared with what
has been said already in your praise, with the
gifts OF Art and Science, OF spiritual ana material
Sappiness, which have been slowed on you, we
are unable to offer to you anything newor vaua-
be- w 0 are only plan men, Wno alsee unlhier
gupted, and often hard abor. maes onca in tho
week to rejoice and elevate Ourselves with Song.
But we are assured that what's done with sincerity
and Gomez from the heart viii also fod its path to
she heart We, therefore, pray you, whom in tha
Land where no Queen is known, we venerate
unanimously az the Qaeen Of Song, to accept
kindly our welcome in the sounds Of music, as vel
as in the writing we hereby offer 10 you" The
Vice President then handed to Miss Lind copy
~ The three sOngH.
Miss LIsD listened attentively to the perform
snce, and expressed her sincere thanka for the az
sention paid to her She conversed in friendly
manner with the gentlemen aud said, among
cthers, " 0, Germany, bow beautiful, how charm
Ing it u.s. but where is its liberty Surely, gentle
men you all wish to return soon to your sweet IA
saetlau6, the land Of music and poetry I" No,
never!' was the unanimous ans yer; here we
feel happy and free, here we will become good citi-
gems "Without poesy p she asked 20, Frau
em, you will fud poesy here also" She finally
expressed her desire to gee the " Liederkranz"
perform Chorus in one Of her Concerts, to which
ihe gentlemen readily asseDted. Mr. BENEDICT
ssid that he was delighted with the performance,
and would compose Souvenir for the Society.
She shook hands with Mr. PAUR, the leader, aud
thanked the society, who then withdrew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
Later Fl ON snu,n Re
From he s. ToDIs republican, Sept 5


INDEPENDENCE, "Wednesday, Aug %
The mail Is JUST i'll from Santa Fe This Is lhe
first return trip of W aldo u Cos contract. Under
the charge of Mr. sprstt the journey from hsre and
bach was completed in seven weeke and three
days, stopping two or three days in SsuEa Fo
There vas not much news Of Importance, othsr
than the sAmmah between our trcopS and the
Apache Indiaus near Taos. tof which believe you
are already spprsed resulting in tho death of six
or eight Indians and the capture OF large aumber
of stock On the 10th inst. Col. 5umner arrived st
the crossing, and Immediately moved this troops
that were in waiting higher up the river to the
big Timbere," at which point the selection Is
made for the erection OF the Iost.
A new route from that place has been surveyed
across TO the old Santa Fe road, through tho Gina
ron country, shortening the distance and avoiding
the ojorneds," 80 much to be dreaded in time Of
drought There wau found great scarcity of water
and grass Between the Cimaron Springs (ower
and mddle) the grass ia burnt off, also at the big
bend of the Arksnaas and Bull creek
Climor's train was met at st. Miguel MoOau-
ey's, same place. Davys and Letiland'a ct "LO0
Vegas" Wells and Gutlere's at Upper Cimaron ;
Aubrey'E at Lower Cmaron Springs, DR.. Connel.
Tvs at Sand Creek Waldo K Co.'s at Cow Greek
Hall & Co.'s at Diamond Springs, and Charley
White and U. S troops at Council Grove
Our place and neishborhood have boen very
healthy this summer. The crops arc abundant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

The California 9cnafors In their seafs-Gsov,
Seward "Stlrring up tho Animnls"-Ths
Backing Down OF tho Heroes A gaiu-Pon
ponement of the Good Time O0mIna-Pro-
ceedngs of tho Senate on Tuesday.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
WAsHIsGsoS tuesday, Sept TO- 1850
The Bounty Land Bill occupied the morning, pre-.
yiouH to the special ORDER which was the Abotiou
of the Slave Trade in the District Of Columbia
Bill,-that ia long adjective, but | have English
Parliamentary authority for the grammar OF Ii.
This lGat made the great feature Of the day. unIese
the appearance Of the new California Senators,
Messrs, Fremont and swim In the hall, and theft
taking the oath of Office and selecting their soah
be considered as such
The debate or the bill for the Abolition of the
Slave Trade went along very cozily indeed, varioQa
trifing amendments being rejected, until the prop.
osition arrived to report the bill to the House when
Mir Seward arose in his quiet, self possessed m an.
ner, as i be were about to 90 the most innocent
thing in the world and moved to strike out The
whoe bill, and substitute bill which be sent TO
the Clerka desk, ard which proved 10 be bill for
Abolishng Slavery itseN natho District OF Coum-
bia This waa perfect petard into the heart OF
The unsuspectng citadel. It was the clap Of thua-
der in the clear shy OF which va have heard ira
decit of the thing seemed to be tie first sentiment
which pervaded tia Senate and held them in ST.
lence for an indefinite period Of time until they
vera aroused by the call Of the Chair for the vote
upon the proposition This emotion then rapidly
melted away, into varying hues, ibe the transmQ-
tasiong Of the ying DO phin assumed new shapes
ike tie celebrated dgcoloring scanea," or the
phantasmagora of sick mans dreams
With the Southern bot heads, and indeed with
Southern Honorables ot all grades the sentiment
passed rapidly from estoniihment at the audacisy
to Indignation at the atrocity Of the act It had
coat deal oftrouble to get every body into state
OF good feeling and then just when Of all timea In
the wor!d,-when that blessed work had been hap
ply accomplished, when everybody was fraserniz-
irg with every body else, when the lamb had lain
cow with the leopard, and when above all seyeral
big drinks and general publications. had josi
been held to celebrate the actual advent OF the
good time coming to fad thar the old red dragon
Il AboIitionlsm had broke loose again ana vas
thraabing bis mighty tail about IN the very han
and under the benches of the Senate IL "as moi
TO be endured by human patience II southern
Genstors were indignant, Northern senators were
NOT little eustered, and eeyera from whom, per
49, somewbat different things might have been
~ how ed the white feather. The frat to take
~ eoor was Mr. BALDWIN of Conn who nag gen,
e-sljv stood fire pretty we'll upon all issues Of ihia
sors he deprecated thig movement exceedingly
and although the resolut ops OF the Legislature Of
his State, which he presented 70 the Senate ONLY.
short time sinoe and which he adyerted to, pro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

An EDITOR TURNED ISvENToR.--Ths N. Y.
State + air Hourly Bulletin says s. H MIX Ed
tor of the Schoha,5e Patriot, has large Plank
Road car upon the grounds with an improvement
on the ordinary wheel center, termed the " OsoiI-
latng Roller Axle" The improvement consuts In
the eye of the wheel being removed from the dead
center and thrown out towards the rim or tire, in.
creasing the power by doubling the lever. II is
sIro an anli.frc.on combination, very ingeniously
devised and attracts great attention by its novelty
and plausibility The car is built for swo.horse
draugh BIT and is intended to maintain and carry an
immense load. Success to our young and enaer
przipg brother Of the craft
~ lir. Mix was awarded diploma 70, u.'
ingenious invention,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL Mr.. Young was killed
on w sdnesday night on tho Troy and Whitehall
Railroad near Bslston he with two others waS
on a hand car, ahead Of the locomotive, bet being
unable to keep away from it, his companions jump
ed and saved themselves, while he remained on.
was run over ard shOckingy mangled Hewa
the employ Of the road Albany Register.
" ROBERT WIcKLIFFE, Jr. late U. g Charge
fairs to Sardinia, died at his fathers residence
in Lexington Ky. on Thursday evening, Goth ult
after an lness of several weeks, aged about IS
wears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
THE sCALPEI, FOR AUGUST.

J7HIs BRILLIANT Journal of Medicine and Surgery,
4 eoled by Edward Fl Dixon NJ D. Is now ready,
ard for saie by BERFoRD, Z Asior Houle. rho
London Lancet remaTss In notice Olive columns We
take ourselves tho credit OF originating 1T had there
Lancet in Europe, there would have been no Seal
pei in America &c on scape re hope 10 Ese more from
DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM,
popular and proe ,siou treatise, eighth edition, 275
pages by Dixon, NJ D. contains com plets digest Of
sllh. Is known this subject Tho London, New York
ard Boston jour ais remark-" Or. Dixon has written 80
wen almost every tubieCt Of Surgery, that
his book i, stamped with uncommon inefe5tp-he has
secured attention 10 every page, en- art tha! few medi-
cal writer's posreas He hiss placed the profession under
9atonl by he clear ard lucid treatise ant may be re-
feued with entire confidence Of the best suihof-
ties strcture III ydroces Varcocse. 4c-"The devo-
ZION OF Dr. Dixon rational principles OF surgery give
HIS views The greatest importance while his high proes
aionE ssnolrg, and experience la surgery wish ME
popularity Of his Journal he will secure them large extent
oftL1uerce London Lancet.
the works are for sale al CHARLES RlNG's cor
Of Johr-ft and Broadway. All buSneaS communca-
tons for the Scspe mat be addressed 10 Berfrt Asor
House. All literary communications to Lhe Editor III
Grand al. one door wet Of Broadway. 81 5iseodF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

gY- TIE Orange Mountain Water Cure, al
South OrsDge Essex CoppIv New jer6ey one hours ride
by the BIO ria and Essex Railroad from tho city Tde es
sabthment has private aha attached - moa; of the pa
dents roops Addroaa Dt. CARL 1ORENZ who has sue
Ceeded Dr. heeker II the medical department Of the ins.
ton. The average from So u $2 per week, pays
bic always weekly. Personp occupying the whole OF
double will be charged extra. Board OF private
Fsnts 81 % per week sSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
"a NICHOLS ON HYpRopATHV.

DN 4FAO11OGD O1a u 1I4tOE a 7 II 4 q
YE7HE WATER CUBE-A Treatise on the Human Coz
ution the conditions Of health the Of diesEe,
the leading systems Of medicine and Inc ptinclpea, prac
hce, adaptations and results Of HYdroPahy By Phomas
l. Nichols MD
dollar but sells shilling present, the hsto
progrs philosophy practice Of the w aer Cure clear AMI
condensed nhs gives tie ilntessn:e Of bali library Of
medical information Water Cure Journal
Evidently who thoroughly understands his
zubiect' [Nantucsr Inquirer.
able vsluabecompenl worth May times cost to the
water inquirer Practical Christian
Nehos is thoroughly educated physician
ledge publc vo1c for bus loy,
and rely bis cndor and the honesty purpose vha e' an
For sale by EOWLERs & WELLS Clinton Hall;
sTRINGEB 4 TOWNSEND under The American Muse
IN: CgOWEN, 500 Broadwsyi AXFoRD, 1853 Bo~ery,
sta ! T BURTON 24l Hudson'n Prce " cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
GENERAL NOTICES.

w~ Gentiemen's Hats, Fall Style.-BIRD corner
Pine and Nassau ssTe sys for the ensuing sesson viii
be ready for inspection end sale this day The aenaono
gentlemen OF taste discrimination invited 10 Ihe pAt'
Tern above anpouncea under the firm conviction that II
yt satisfy the fAsudious edmrer OF handsome Hat
erN G. sr JOHN hos removed from ll8 Broadway to
ih store OF the subGcber where ne will be pleased
hs customers BIRD cor Pine and Nassau tts.
Ansust 30 1850. s6 5wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

DEATH OF BoN. HENRY NEs-We learn from
the York pa Republican, that the Hon. Henry
Mes died at bis residence in that Borough on Tqeg
day evening, q few minutes after 7 O'Clock His
age was about so years. 1t is known that the Dr.
has been i'll for long time, 30 much so as to pre-
vent his appearance in his seat in the House at
Washington for the greater part of the present
eessjon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
Appointmentr br che President.

By and toith tse adsSce and consent Of me SeT'f'
John ? Gapes, OF Kentucky, TO be Governor OF Ga 7 2
susSio ehnm smith Of Florida to be Secretary OF Lees
ton . the Mexican Republic.
?. sheward Johrton be- Attorney o! tho United sistes
Tor The Dialr,cl OF Delaware,
Lenuel Wiltop. to be Register Of the Land Once ~
NewusnsytIle Florida
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
RECENTLY PuBLIsHEp.


The English Language IN It's Elements G1d Forms =
With Hisiory OF lis Origin snd Development By WI,
liam G. Fowler, late Professor OF Rhetoric N Amherst
College 97o AuBlin, 81 SO
No vi of ghe Pictorial Field Book of The Revolution;
or, Illustrators BIZ Pen and Pencil Of the History,
Scenery Relics and Traditions OF the War for lndepend-
ence 81 Bepzon Losfi1g EaQ. With soc Engraving.
on Wood By Ices ny and Barrt, chiefly from Original
Sketches by tie Author To be completed In about %
Nnulters $40 paper, % cenls each.
No VI of The History OF P01denus: his Fortunes snd
Mirforunrs his Friends and MIS- Gtese't Enemy BY W.
y Thscs a79, ESQ Wilh Lumero1s luslTs'tons TO be
completed in numbers 8vo. paper, Is cents each
Lat.er-Day mph,eI. Edited by Thomas CsrJ L.
F,rvrilrg ac PrsaeDt Time Model Prisons, Downing si
TIE New Downing Stump Orator, Pa'haments hud-
song Statue, Jcsu.iim, l2uo. Musl!r, so ceut5
Julia Howard, Romance By Mrs MARTIN BELL. 8yo
paper, IS cents.
fistory Of Darius the Great By Jacob Abbott with an
Illuminated lille page and numerous engravlnga. l2mo.
muslin 60 cent?; Inu ain. gilt edges, is csnts
Autobiography OF Leigh Hunt, With Rem niscences OF
Friends and Contemporaries. Portrait vols Il mo.
ulu.lin, 81 80 ,,,, an, - W.,
Rentie NJ o. with al Introductory letter by Washington
Iryfng ESQ Portrait 2 vols. l2mo musio, 50 So
Elementary Sketches of Moral Philosophy by the lale
Rev Sidney Smith, u. l2mo muslin, 81
HRrper,s New Monthly Magazine no. 4 Tor Sepem'
her Each Number OF the Magazine contains IA pages
double columns OF the choies reading matter OF the day
carefully prepared Fashion.PlRte and oher rictoi IL
IusIralious accompany each Humber IS year, or p
cents Number $40 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

rgp sixth Wnrd.-A Meeting OF the Democratic
Why Committee Of The SIKH Ward OF the City OF Nsw.
York VII be held Mondsy Evening September 18Th
1850 al o'clocF al The North Amer,an Hotel conner of
Bowey and Rsyard fee 10 mske arrangements for the
election OF delegate 10 represent tbs ss:Ond Assembly
District In the Wing State Convention held at SRA
aQse o. the 25ih instanl,-Sep r. 1850.
w =. RoBINsON, Chsrmsg.
A B AMERMAN, Secretary, SIS SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

H" To Bakers.-A general meeting OF The Opera
hive Bakers Union viii be held T.! he House Of Call IN
Grsrd.8 on Saturday, l4th when important business
VII be brought before he meeting Chair taken al o.
clock john REENlg Pres't lae Robertson, Rec Sec.
Intending applicants Office OF Keeper OF tbs House
of CAL should give uoics The Tr1stees the election
will then be proceeded with Tbe al every night
sxcspl Saturday.; terms moderate sis 2I*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
q. cARRINeTON. Aucrionee.

gpY JACOB :. PAATT. --HARDWAGE AND
ID CUTLERY aud STOCK Of German goods. Also, The
balance OF stock Of hardware declining
Also Of fine Sheffield pocket and table cutlery, By or
Of ct English sgeEcy the various i1gotces amounting
Belgian wrought nails from II TO in coss conSgn
senlssEh Aio assorted Bowie k1iysg 10 be sold
p-rsGpgCri 70 the highest BIDDER IN !os 10 cult Amoag
The German hs DWARF OF German box coffee mil
abe Knives and FORKS dirks 25 doz IA Ger
silver ades gfots giFdle snd Euspe1deF buckles
Is doz frat qUaiy German silver spoons brsEs and Ger
silver ceDdeSckr 30 gross spoons assorted 200 cds
'cssoff e gross himbles ca'es hair pins sewing croft
other needles 600 gfob hooks and eyes aide car
de,tcks and other Eocds Among The hardwtre Is
stneys snob end closet locsri spring and lumber hnd
cter deR locks brass goods cssk btsas soYe knobs,
pIaes, dooT eppers heel plates; cisE kettle han
sd esrs copper and Germsn silver powder dasEs,
btss csudesckE lockwood rues shoe thread sIrops
kJes dnd forks and other cutlery &c &c. Phe whole 10
to 1t foId without reselve Catalogues ct iaa a91,.oh
sSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CoRRFcr1oN.-In our toe OF the New Map OF
Brooklyn we should have aid that 1t was published
by III. DRIFTS 1913 Futon-st New Yora. The
Map is one Of the plainest and m7s: correct theS
we have everseen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

Es Yo the Merchant Tallors of New-Yorks-
Gsntsmep YOU are equesed attend meet
Ing OF gates from tbs Joureymen Tailors Society, 70
be hello at the Shakspe 4! on Monday, Sept l6 at 10
btu Of prces recently I'D pted by that body.
3 ord5r Of the sOnInltee els 2t*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
PATENTS EoR INVENTIONS

fN gHE UNITED STATES and all other coun-
Aries Every description Of documents for Patents aud
gsles Of Inventions quickly and correctly cheap
Information on personal co5Sullauons posfrce, ganE
AIRS Echo Of Science, ln'entio"s end Patent', h
-lIy publication, al 81 year, or ~ cts per single
.sOei. Edited and published at z55 Broadway Y.
q Smeodis' KINGSLEY Il LOHG8QTTOA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

~ RsnsfcRl Card.-The subscriber would respect
fly inform his enda that he has taken up redence
10 his city al 46 ESs tighieenthr b'tv cen Broadway
and the Fourth sv and that be viii ahory Tegume
limited extent his elias and private teaching
81 St,s. NIGLlAM BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

yvKKY SORE ON THE sKIN-Ten.rs, ltcatng,
Icstcefs copsuu puon &c sc shall De 5000 sud radi'
csy cured without any mercury by Pie call to he
F VIONPS. IS Hudson at. Good Feterencee will be
given at hlF Office sl5 Im'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
n F-1rJsr pUBL1sHEp

Z com plee history Of Odd Fellowship from lu origin In
the Ola Country I'LL the present time, embracing many
pete statistics OF he order by G. Rep w w Wallace h.
D. Price 81, bound in cloth. Fer sale al SO NaSssgs I'd
floor. sis 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
YnM SOAP

CRATE,s PATEET PREMIUHS SOAP.
ITO THIS popular and perior Soap w,rdsd the
fl Premium and Diploma By ihe New YORK State
Fair al Albany esI week Manufactured by LORD,
LYNCH L Co. al Sullivan ct Il. Y. County rights for
tia soap for sse In this State. slO Wig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

~ Meeting of the Tinsmiths Association
eSll be held at toe BhSkA doel (Fday evening"
Sept IL al II O. clock Purcua eadsncs' l. q tired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
DRY GOODS.


THE GREAT JENNY LIND CONCERT.
Z AIDES AND GENYLEHENs' fine aria made white
Lkd gloves for tbs shove Concert can be had or &c ID
and 4sa pair, at BURDETPs chesp Wholesale anilfesi
Dry Goods store 1856 Walker at Also gentemens black
bid gloves stitched backs only S. pair equal dollar
gloves. GEO. C. BURDEFT, 1875 Walker.et
s76a' between Broadway and BowerJ.
RIBBONS Silks sAT1Ns vELvETs
FLOWERS, FEAYHERE,
STRAW GOODS, &c.
COMPOSING complete asSorinent OF AlLLiNEaF
AGOODS, received rom recent importntons and
AUCTION.
Miners and merchants are invited to cali and examine
them, which will be offered et the lowest pricec for
or approved credit. by ! DoREAUs MlL1s
eu2S 6vs' 20 John-ai NeY-York
MORRIS L. RAGLoWELL s. 90.
14a MArke-St Phlkdelphiz,
SILK a sf1ohT TANo 5Y' eooDs kBBoHs GLOVER
LACES, gHAW-Lg, &c.
FREIGHT PAID TO NEW YORK
er SoodF puchasSi oE1 aU6 sapped by norhSR foan
sus 2rnb
DROWN COTTONS.-l.5O0 bales Of different qgali.
ID ties and Widths among them may BIZ found STARR " al
ibsm Rockingham Hook,ett Ps Alto Hope, rev Bed
ford and other favoFite stamps for sale by
ais NEShITH & CO. 80 snd 81 Plne-''
kpLEACHED COTTONS 81, 7-a, a 9,
% "a Cd and 1874 comprising great variety OF styles
' si5 5'''''''' ~ NEsHITH & co. 80 snd 81 Pnest
ID LARKETS.-Eegr mackinaw, fine family, steam
sl3 NEsMITH t co 50 and 81 Ptnest
I- goy otte- Dry GOOD, Adrerti'emes see lid Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

Ellen Parry or Trials OF tho Heart by Olivia one nes
vol limo Phce paper cover So Gents cloth IS cts Tn
ork Ia written with much viyscy, and deneates The In
fuence OF the uisfortunes and trials OF lie TO unfold an
purify the virtues and grsces OF womans lovely spirit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
BOOK TRADE.
HARPER & 3 RoTRERs
VIII Pubusb

HARPER & B RoTRERs
VIII Publish
On FFidav. September Is,
In One volume, i2no Muslin, Price 81.
THE PROGREBs OF ABTR ONOMY.
Especials In the United sIslea.
BY ELIAS LOOMS, A 81.
University OF the City Of New York, and Author
Of Cour Q of Mathematics.
FE7HJS VOLUME is designed exhibit In popular
form, tbs important and interesting sst onomica
discoveries Of tue past ten year and TO give TIE eius
language freq possible from technical terms fhe
may be read with prohi therefore, By ihoae VINO
have made astronomy subject OF specRl study
Thss portion of the volume which exhibits the progress OF
Astronomy In the United States Will be found specaIy III
iHresIing An ercsu Teeders AID viii enable them 70
Judge how far deserving OF the compliment re-
Gently bestowed by The Astronomer Royal Of Great Britain
field al astronomical enterprise, have now isken up ha
science with their charBcstsc energy and have aesdy
shown their ability to instruct their former mssters'
ALSO, ON THE RAAE DAY,
In volumes limo Muslin, Price 81 10.
s. HUNTERS LIFE LEI SOUTH AFRICA.
Five Years OF Huntei'l Lie in the Far Interior of
South Africa.
With Notices OF the Native Tribes std Anecdotes Of tie
Chsse of the Lion, Elephant, appopotamus Giraffe,
Rhncceros &c &c.
Ely 2. GORDON CUMMING, ESQ
With Illustrations
The suthor Of hia interesting work is fierce blood
thirsty Nmrod whose highest ideal 10 fouod in tne de-
ruuc ion OF wild beaiE aud who relates hts adventures
with the eagerneis OF passion which led him to e1-
pstYiae himself from charms of refined society IN The
tangled dephs OF the African orei Every page is redo.
lent Of eunpowder and The growl o. tbs victim IL aoat
heard 81 he falls before the unerrng shot OF Iht mighty
hunter
ALSO on THE SAME DAY,
The Fifth ard Sixth Volumes of
GIBBONS HISTORY OF ROME.
With Notes.
BY REV. II II MILMAR.
Now Complete in Blk Volumes, limo, Being Inform
with Harpers Duodecimo Ecnons OF Hlme' and
MacsuIay'i Histories Of England. Price in