New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

C.,u,dav Nov. S0--Balad fotpy'
TInrsday pee 5-Ballad Poetry. .ror 90. far a Ia.
d. So for family @, iouf be had al the Bookstores Of
Messrs Appleton corner Rr5ayay and The door
Francis, broaa anings W. u nl5 2us
-,--s- Mechanics, Institute Lecturcs.-The An
1 fnnrs. of Lectures before this Institute WI! De de!iY
cred at HOPE CHAPEL, 40 Broadway, oPP9@sHJGn Hg
Nv VOW Hotel and will commence on MONDA1
FVFNING 18th inst. An Introductory Address settias
forth the History, Objects, SC of the INSTITUTE VIII
uf ia5 20 -Inoduclory-By PARK BeS'AAiS' Esq
Subect-"The Age of God.p cl;o,- ..Tba
ws SGE s' in Modern err' Timcs8 ,,,,,,..
Dec, by Professor HUME. Subject" Electro Mag
ne bse 5 GeBS Poess6 S HUME Subject Electro Mag
ne Dec lS i5gsBg Andrews ESQ subec-"The True
Uq Dec mBy BAY4RD Taylor, Esq Subject" The
A ia5I1j Ran sBy HORACE GREELEY subect-"suc
'e5s s6 or 8 aT5y HESRY JAMES Esq The Rule
Oh jane ne l Z6By HENRY JAMES, Esq subecP
Jan H-By PARK BENJAMIN, Esq Subject" Inc IN
Doors open at PM Lecture 10 commence at O'clock
pfgq rbes for the Course 81 Single Admissions 25 cen
To admit Gentleman aud Ladies' 30 cents
Terms Of Observation-Disclosures Fee, 81 Yearly Dues
r;e1es Of hfenlbers-Free admission with family to
all Lectures the use OF Library ana Readlhs room 80 Do
batting Glass &c. and reduction OF Il quarter noin
Ticke can be had at the institute Rooms 1o5 Bowery
at The principal Bookstores and at the door, on the Even
m" gI 81 s sd'" JOHN GREAsoN, Gin Lecture Com
~ Programme OF u Course Of LecSures ,,v 10
be delivered in the BROOKLYN FEMALE ACAOEMf'
during the present Winter commencing ana TO be conun
ued on the evenings below stated, at O'Clock
I850-Nov lg-On "The Age of Gold" By PARK bES-
Nov nov e ventilation," by JONI H GRIscoM Mp
Dec. 3."The Literary History OF the English Bible by
i'f Dec Success or Failure in Life" by HORACE
Dec i7"The Capacity of Americans for the Cultiva-
ton OF Music" by Hon. JUDGE Greenwood
Dec 20 and 26E"The Crusades" by q. P R. JAMES,
hi i85@jan by W c. PRIME, Esq w" Correspond
ent Of the journal of Commerce e-,,,., !. D .,,,
Jan l4-"T The Life and Genius OF Schiller by bAYARD
TAYLOR Esq (he successful competitor for the Jenny
Jan 2-By j. T. HEADLEY, (Auhor of Washington
A. JAM l.' a. Magic its wondrs and Hisory by g. F.
OuACKENBos ESQ ate Editor of The Literary Americana
Feb A." Character" by Rev. HENRY WARD BEEcHER,
Feb, Il.EBy Rev KINGSTON GODDARD, Of Philadelphia
Feb l8-By ELIHU BuRRIT, the learned Blacksmith
Feb 25-Bv Rev Dr. BETHuNE.
Tickets of admission the Course Lady and Gentleman
S4 Single Tickets to the Course s. Single Admission,
% cents Tickets Mr.. Jamess Lectures 9V cents each
on the great expense thereto To be had
al STAFFORD & Swords New-York Wilder's Bookstore, 81
Fulton.sl. Smiths Bookstore 2o2 Fulton-sti skerrlps
DRUGSTORE corner of Fulton and Johnson SITS; Iced rug
store cor Court und Atlantic Brookyn and at the door
on the Evening OF the Lecmre'
j. H HOBART PiNCKNEY,
WILLIAM POOLE, Lecture Com
w SEAMAN BEARE,
WASHINGTON PELHAM, nl5 Ivy
cY- American MISUNDERSTANDING CLUB
The Board of agriculture of Ihe American Institute an,
nounce TO their feow-czens that the Farmers Club will
nTa s S. Bloudwey On TUESDAY next The day Of
November inst at Y o'clock noon OF said DAY: Co.. ,o
coming seaso on the First and Third TUES
month, II o'clock, noon, at the Rooms oil Inc AMERICAN
U Gentlemen of Science Farmers, Horcutqrists Gard
eners Stockbreeders the friends OF Agriculture, Manu-
factues Commerce, and the Arts are respectfully invited
TO attend said meetings. to aid with their Information and
exertions in behalf OF the Institute: .,-.o
Gentlemen who attend admitted free OF any charge
or expense and the institute happy TO see gentlemen al
these meetings from all parts of the United States and from
foreign counres-lnstiuteR Rooms SOL Broadway, New
SAMUEL VAN WICK, Chairman OF the Board
of Agriculture of the American Institute
2. S.-Poners in the Country pens" notice the aOoVe.
~ biblical Aslronomy.-Prof O. M. mitchell,
Director OF the Cincinnati Observatory will deliver series
of Lectures ut the Hope Chapel on TUESDAY aud t{l
DAY EVENINGS, commencing TU ESDAf t,VENI NJ
next 18th INST n o'clock. Subjects OF the hrsl lour
lectures:
ture of the Planetary and Sideral Heavens.
Second-THE CREATION revealed through Moses,
compared with present knowledge of The Universe
THrd-The Astronomical heterogeneous Propounded
In Book of Job and the Astronomical Miracles OF Tie
Bible.
Fomth-The Chronology of The Hebrews, as compared
with tlai of other Primitive Nations.
Single admission 80 Tickets at the door, s Crow
EMS Bookstore, and al the principal Hotels MA aus
~ u. :. Mails for Europe.-P0sT.O OFFICE, New;
YORK November4, 850-Matls for the Inited States Mal
al this office on Saturday, the 10th inst closing at ot A. NJ
Letters this line of steamers tor me continent must pe
prepaid 81 cents, Inl5 III WM.V. bkAO1 rasmussen,
~ Notice.--sTATE AND NATIONAL Law
sCHOOfnNThose who address letters of inquiry to this
nsution must pay the postage their letters will not
be taken from the Office failure of many to do so has
come 10 be a serious pecungry burden
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