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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
A PPLETON'S MECHANICS MA
L n ZINE AND ENGlNEEkS JOURNAL-This Day
rubshed-No.2 2. Price @ cents
Appleons Magazine and Engineers journal Tor reOruary
CONTENTS:

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Appleons Magazine and Engineers Journal Tor February
CONTENTS.
MECHANICAL SCIENCE Marine Engines on lhe Upper
Danube with Illustrations; AnhydrouG Steam and Pre-
veuton Of Boiler Explosions by Dr. Hsycrof, with Illus
traiions; Turning and Getting Wood with an illustrations
Core Carriage for making and drying Cores for Metal
Pipes, with illustrations, Remonds Improvements IN the
Manufacture Of Envelopes with illustrations; the Form
OF Shafts and Axes by Thomas Themeycrof with iustra
tons; Prossus Improvements in Machinery and Apparatus
for manufacturing Metal Tubes, with Illustrations; Gutta
Percha Tube joints with ilustraons The Autographs
Press Whitworths Workshop Micromeler; on the
Strength OF Timber, by Hermann Haup Esq c. Z. with
Illustrations; Calculations OF the Power Of Centrifugal
Force To unite Barlron with CattIrop &c; Protection
ofthe LowLand Of the Mississippi, by Breve Major J. g.
Barnard, U. $, Engineers Nurors Rock Light House,
with an illustration
MIscEILAxEous- Nasmyth's OIL Test; Government
Inspection OF the Britannia Bridge; Comparative Elssci-
y Of Wrought and Cast-lr0n; Lighthouse On the lunar
Surface and its relation 10 that Of the Earth, by Mr. Mas
myth; Experiments on the Power which maintains Bodies
the spheroda state beyond their sphere Of Physical and
Chemical Activity by NJ Brutgny; The Effects Of Zinc
Iron Practical Recipes In the Arts and Manufactures
Poor Mans Tale Of a Patent; Great Atmospheric Ware
The Two Votas Curious Coincidence In Names; The
Reality Of Spectral Appearances traced to Natural Causes
Reviews, Patents, Notices and Correspondents
Anew OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
AR American Of this comprehsns character conducted
with ability assured this will BE- dssteatun. and Will
euce IN the publication Of mechanical wort and VIII We are cont
dent spare effort make this periodical Of value 10 mschtn
s and engineers and credit to the scehc literature Of our
the prog country mechanclI
and the development Of scientific principles Aratvsy
rue has been done to"AIa bringing ms YAsaoe before
the Ct the people THIS enterprise OF Messrs Appleton De
serving particular appreciation because Will supply this eshcen
be relied that the enterprise Of the Publishers will
leave nothing uad0ns to render the best wort Of The Kind the
"a mssazrs attractive TO all classes Of rsador,."
WORTHY Ofthe largest circulation Of unparalleled chsapnss..
TERMs-Ss year, or % cents single No. subscrip.
masters &c. 10 whom liberal discount will be allowed.
lf2is d. APPLETON co. Publishers, 200 Broadway
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nRESS CIRCLE TICKETS for TUT
NTLEs GRAND FESTIVAL BALL at Tnper Hall
THIS monday EVENING, Feb Sat the request OF
many ladies and gentlemen who desire to witness this
splendid Ball Costume without joining In The dance MIR
futile has Issued limited number OF ncA"'s' al ~ 0ens
each admitting to tho circle They may be obtained
a, the door, and the Emporium, S45 Broadway. Doors
openat O'clock SILT
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+ United PARTNERSHIP.-The an

Ldersigned hereby give notice that they have formed
limited partnership for the transaction Of mercantile bus
nsss 10 The city York pursuant the provisions Of
Az ac OF the Legislature Of the State Of New York entitled
aOf Limited PsrnershiP,, The ssd 5g.ines. VIII b
done under the name OF "LEWIs PENNEY" The gen.
eTs Of ssd partnership business IL Of buying
and selling BOOTS and SHOES and keeping WHOLE.
SALE BOOT and SHOE STORE. The undersixus
Lewis Penney, residing In the city Of New-York ths
general partner and the undersigned Thomss Townss1d,
also residing In said city 10 the special partner and - such
esn,ssI 70 he c"mmon sto~I Th "a ns-snsr.p II 10
commence the FIRST day OF January 1884, and terdnale
nj he expiration Of Two years nom that day elofe u
LEWIS PENNEY,
Hev THOMAS .. TOWNSEND.
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VFHE GREATEST NOVELTY EVER

THE GREATEST NOVELTY EVER
Il INTRODUCED INTHE CITY-TRIPLER HALL
Under the entire management Of KERR KRAUSZ, the
celebrated Hungarian Vocalist who begs 10 announce to
his friends and subscribers that his Grand Pot POuh ORA
matte Musical Festival will take place at the above hall
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 8, when he will be assisted
by Signora Tuf Benedetti. Herr Krausz will Introduce
bis Grand Pot Pouni, the Confusion Of Babel ia thirty dir
feren national melodies TO be sung in the original dialects
oflenPuage for which he has engaged the assistance OF
Sgnorna E. Gandolf Herr r. Meyer and Herr Sale; aad
Herr Krausz will initiate the pecuiares both serious and
comic OF every nauon IN their native tongue Also by the
the Italian Opera House Conductor Herr KrueZer And
three instrumental solo performers Herr Gebe the cele
braied volins from Berlin, Herr Pychowsk, Pianist and
Herr Etz, the bsssoonst from Dresden Between the frat
and second parts the extraordinary and talented
In costume.
Tickets 50 cens-o be had all the principal music
stores and hotels Doors open al g. to commence at74
and splendid grand Piano, from the mandatory
Of Mr. james Prison. will be used on this occasion.
81 lWsua
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NENTRAL LITERARY BUREAU,

O2O5 Broadway rady's Dsguerreotype Saloon This
Institution Is organized and IN operation, for the fol-
lowing, among other purposes;
The reading Of manuscripts Of every description, with
view to judgment Of their merits and fitness for pubca
ton.
The revision Of manuscripts translation OF books for re-
publication &c. &c and their preparation for the press
also the reading of proof and the general superntendenee
OF the printing Of books for parties either in or out Of the
city.
The writing Of advertisements, notices, criuques, re-
views descriptions Of Inventions articles corespon-
dence contributions, pamphlets, lect res speeches and
books upon any subject whatever al the shortest notice
The furnishing Of correspondence daily, semtweekly or
monthly newspapers and periodicals home and alb DAD
The preparation Of brief notices paragraphs letters, &c
respecting any and every human interest depending for
its prosperity upon favorable public opinion
The conduct OF private correspondence upon any sub
ect whatever for parties whose previous education
present occupation prevents them from giving proper
and efficient treatment 10 the interests in hand.
In word the rapid, efficient and faithful performance OF
every species labor of which the human brain s capable
Business hours from 10 TO 4 O'Clock. Communications,
In all postage Tree, will receive prompt attention,
addressed Central Literary Bureau 20j Broadway,
New-York l3f1tl T. C. LELAND, Secretary.
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BOARD WANTED-In q private fam

LILY where mere are no other bosrders unlrnshed
room with board for gentleman aud his wife, In the up
per Part OF the cliy eSsi Of seveuhsv Price includny
ire, $40 per week References given and required Al
drca6 Board" Tribune Ohce. II 5usF
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW MAP of the UNITED STATES,
i VEGA new MAP of the UNITED STATES AND
CANADA showing all the Canals, Railroads, Telegraph
Lines and principal Stage ROutes-drawn by Henry A.
Burr, TOpographer the Post Office Department, Wash
ington, d. &. For sale by J. DISTURNELL,
81 81 Isl Broadway, up stairs.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-The U Undersigned
Awin sell at Public Auodon the 25sh day Of January
1851 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ al the Congress Steam Mills ~
Forsyh-st the Stock, Machinery and fixtures OF sad
Mills consisting Of Machinery for the msnufscture Of MUS
lard, Coffee, Fanna Chocolate, Spice, &c; h9sses !
Carl and setts OF Hsrness,2 Grocer Wagons hocas
way and Light Wagon Office Purnitqre, We stove,
Iron Safe, &c., Merchandise, sc. JAMES II. fHOkNE,
Assignee Of JOHN CORELL. 49,.
Feb. ], 1881. JAMES II. TH0RhE' Assignee Of JOHN
CORELL.
Feb IS 1851. JAMES II. TH0RNE, Assignee Of JOHN
CORPIT IL 2Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

DURTON'S THEATER, Chambers-st.
DREAR OF CITY HALL-The nearest Theater to
the large Hotels Doors open at63 commence Al O'Clock
THIS EVENING Feb. s, will DO performed, the Com
edy In acts Of PAUL PRY
Paul Py........M Dir. Burton Phebe'..s.. hrs Skerreu
Afer which. the favOrte Drama Of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY
To conclude with TWICE KILLED.
Boxes Dress Circle and Psrquete, IS cts Family Circle,
25 cs Orchestra seaIs IS Private boxes s. and S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

ROARD.-A gentleman and his wife
h1and one CT two single gentlemen can be aecommo.
dated WIN pleasant rooms in private family where there
are oei Jew otner boercers at 1888 PFince-sL SfIt+
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, in pri
IN vate family. by respectable young woman. Good
city reference given Can be Sol Mubenys in the
rear St2tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

NIBLO'S GARDEN.-The Proprietor
Nbegs to announce the re6penng OF his establishment on
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 3, and the engagement, for q
limited period with the celebrated Dancers the Mesdemo-
seles ROUSSET, the four Sisters, CAROLINE, ABE
Mons. JEAN ROUSSET, recently arrived from Europe,
and will make their debut in grand Ballet, IN two
acs with new scenery by Mr. Wiser dresses, entitled
CATARlNA; or, TIE QUEEN OF THE BANDITS
In which Mdle CAROLINE and her three sisters viii
appear sustained by Ballet Corps Of sixty persons the
whole produced under the direction OF Mons. JEAN
ROUSSET -
To be preceded by the French Operate Comic Vaudeville OF
INDIANA AND CHARLEMAGNE,
in which Mdlle FELIX and None. BRESSARI will make
their first appearance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

MECHANICS HALL. 472 Broadway,
I'VE ABOVE GRAND-sT.-OPEN EVERY NIGHT
during The y eek, until further notice. -
The original and welEknOwn CHRlsT1,S MIN
STRELS, under the management OF h. Z. CHhlSIf,
whose Concerts in this City FOR succession OF I'VE years
have been received with favor by highly respectable and
fashionable audiences.
Tickets 25 cents. Doors open at6f; commence a. y.
The patrons OF Chrsys Minstrels respectfully In
formed that the usual Saturday Afternoon Concerts VIII be
discontinued for the future. il
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A GENTLEMAN, his wife and servant
n can be permanently accommodated with handsome
rooms and board in small private family where no other
oosders would be taken In house possessing all modern
eonyeniences egby located in the upper par Of the city
Auofess oox 2,02l Post-Onnce 81 iWE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

DARE OLD BOOKS in the various
Il Adeparimenis of History, Voyages, Travels Natural
Philosophy Mechanics, Mneraloey Natural History Bot
any, agriculture, Cookery. Juveniles, &c
the old stock Of the late WIN. GOLDMAN, now selling of
for Is dollar by the Assignee at 30i Broadway
up stairs ISf Ais s. COLMAN. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

AS GENERAL HoUsESlAID or to do Cham
IN berwork take of chdren-is good cook and
frs; rate washer and rone 10 very fond OF children;
would 20 for moderate wages, good home more OBJ
iect Please call al 22S Bowery ST IT.
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A YOUNG MAN desires employment
IN in the evening, as Copyist Address d, Tribune
Office. 3fHF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

A TPRIVATE SALE.-The three-story
Abnck HOUSE and LOT 10 East-T wenty fourthst be-
tween Madison and Fourth The house 10 In good con-
dirsa reolee with modern improvements such ne Croton
water bath room, water closets, &c &c Size OF ol ~
e 'front.' and rear by 90 feet inches Deep About $1,000
can remain on bond and mortgage For terms, Ne apply
10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
j3lIw AEctioneer, Broad-st
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A S CHAMBERMAID and assist in Wash
Ming and Ironing bya respectable young woman Good
city reference can be given Can be seen at sol Mulberry
st in the rssr ST q
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a TEACHER OF MUSIC and other

IA branches OF education wishes board In seminary
private family IN this City, In exchange for two three
hours instruction per day. II desired instruction will be
given the full number Of hours salary Of $500 per year
Fast sixteentb-st II 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

A S GARDNER, by respectable and indus
N Gious young man, who knows his business we'll ia
every department Of fru, flowers and vegetables early
forcing, greenhouse work and al the modes Of propags
uon also, agriculture would take charge OF small farm;
has had good experience in this country brings excellent
testimonials Of character &c and has the best city refer
ence N. b. permanent situation primary object wages
only secondary Address T. B. T. Tribune Ofice II ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

AS Cook and to Wash and Iron, in
en-, rlsca i4a Nntbst ST IT,
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AS Cook and assist in Washing anC
IN Ironing in private family, by English girl Re
ference can be given by the family with whom she nov
lives. Call at l68 East Fourteenlhst 81 ~
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WANT PLACES.

A TUTOR, educated in Scotland and
IN England now Teacher in ofthe Schools OF New
York. hours day. afternoon or evening TO
dispose o-would suit family In pursuit. OF sound Eng
sh classical education with without French Address
B. B. care ofW. Wexford, Ash Grand-st II ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

DOARD and SMALL ROOM required
IBby single gentleman ul lst o. May Private family
preferred Terms moi 10 exceed sl6 per month Refer
ences will be exchanged. Address L. Z. L. Tribune or
foe 81 IT.
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AS HoUsEKEEPER, by a respectable
IN young widow lady. She 10 mother aud wants to
obtain situation in family Of widower where there are
children of whom she would take the best Of
addressed TO Mrs. CHARTERWORTH, 2O4 Walker st.
c,cicck 81 It,
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~ Cadets of Temperance.-The annual public
ting OF Mount Vernon Section No will be held THIS
EVENING, "A O'clock al ISL Bowery. Exercises will
consist Of Addresses by Horace Greeley and H. L. Stew
ART Fac Dialogues and singing by members and others.
Tickets free, 70 be had al the door 3flt*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

WANTED.-Situations for about seven
w y excellent servants, (of various nsuons) Cooks
Laundresses. General Workers Nurses, Seamstresses
ChambeTmAids, Waters COachmen, &c. They the
best selected from several hundred and smart tidy and
well recommeuded-as good any in this city. Select
Protestant Agency Csminest near Beeckers 1870 A.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JEWBLLER,

IN competent TO take charge fhs department and pos
sessing capital hear ofa good business opening
by addressing manning references to capacity
rribure 0frre TX IL
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-Twelve LOTS
XNof GROUND on Forty-fonrlh st. between Broadway
and Sxth-av. Also, seven LOTS OF GROUND on Forty
hh-s between Broadway and Sixthay Also, three LOTS
on the side Of Broadway, between Fortyird and
Forty-foarth SITS. For terms, &c. apply 70
3Ilw ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Broad-st.
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DOOMS. with PARTIAL BOARD
avs psferencrs -eogired 81 2tMkWedF
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WANTED-To board in a small pri-
w vate family French gentleman who speaks and
writes his language correctly and who would be will
ling to devote three evenings week 10 instructlng two
bows In the French language The respectable refer
required Address Lamarine, box SO86 prepaid)
Lower Post Office JSl AZ
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lyp within ten MINUTES walk Of the South or Futon
Feres good bedroom, with breakfast and tea ana aln
ner Sundays private family. where there are ieV
bosders References given and required Address u W.
Tribune Office. II II
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AZ > OHAMBEKMAID anu W dslIHg OF W dIO-
IN ing by respectable young Scotch girl. Has no OBJ
lection 10 take care of children Can be for days
Call at l65 Thrdav between Fifteenth and Sixteenth SITS q
AS CHAMBERMAID and Waiter or to do
IN the General Housework OF a small family by re-
spectacle girl Best reference given. Call at 20 GoldsL
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CV- Nsw-VorE Fire DeparGmenI-At meeting
OF En-, and FJfemeu. held ~ slfen1ns q All on
Thursday evening, Apnl - 1851, Ine following Ke'oia
lions were adopted
Rcored That 40 election Tor an Assistant Eo2neet, IN
place Of JAs L. MILLER resi- ned be held on MONDAY
EVENING MAY 5 as o'clock aud ShAl Ma Inspectors
meet al Firemsu's Hal OF THURSDAY EVENING, May
between the hours OF and O'Clock, 10 receive the Re
urns OF The Election.
R,srsd Thai Al all future elections for Engineer OF
Fnppeers he various Fire Companies shall meoI on one
sns abe same day between such hours 40 may be deAs
mated by lhs body the pos 20 remain open untl me e1
ration OF 48 hou 70 from The time oi meeting.
Rcsotd That each return shall slate al WhaI lime lhe
meeting wGs held and lie whole number VI votes Tor each
candidate. ,,,...
Resored That each return be signed ard sealed by the
Foreman ard Secretary Of The Company setting ofh ha
the return Ia all respects true and 10 conformity Win ao
rulet and re gulAuons Of this body.
Inspectors.
VIM c. MEAD. Engine Co IS
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WI be Ready on Saturday, May 5.
A NEW and charming volume OF Ma
LAiural History-EPISOOES or INSECT LIFE, by
Ache,a Domesca beautifully illustrated Ia three series
one volume each.
F,rst seheE-InseciS Of Spring, viii be ready May 8
Second Ssries-IuIecls Of GUNNER TO PresL
Third Seres-IuBects Of AuIuun. 10 PresI
NOTICES OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.
Professor Ncaoi make astronomy hsoas
scstce Miller gaUburgh. has tsuFo 10 nh ~ on SO
ouett and pou.rm writing s fishes .ud ss ~ ne %
REQ .d.tos R.hsr however has pocucsd vork equal 10 The
particular above meuotsd 10 the Epsodss 81 sect Lie
fTar's Etubursa nagsIua
The whole ps OF HoD poetry thsy 4, act
quaint and shre~d snn dsa e@d
Tor n. bsn.6t Of such mos
moths Altogether tbs BOX curious AID stsfsst
ing quaint and csvsr. gslisl and vel informed .,-
seldom been company nth sutsrsn sids 70
| tie Il sect WOfld. Atne rum
Kch vsns Of humo ground wok Of solid. yet srtA
Although lghtnes ard amusenert Gao hnd snpi
pss, the undsr current OF he Fps 7s sno
STAGE sud accurate Information ltd@- N"rsYspef
siory many q lsm1fs fsnsrkbls tribes aud pss With
aaYhc nss native col ng osu si1aiy onna And happ
sc,on both accgfas hgurs Of species and n'non
faIcifIl suetes
Aual Address Of the Predsnt o. the chronological socs'y
To-. sscoLd OF Epstss eyes more csih.ui han
IL rsis essor have theological sssons been gwen
bsrr Young o~ and s,np~ and gay
tno [sun
liz bsa3.c. Illustrations Of each chapter beautiful plates Il
the Description al Their tally gronPsf
~css quaint vgnsstss, SONS Of which o.. e'p'
csh c'rFef lhNt'
Tie ooL Includes sold lsrgcton veil genial Iai ospyat
ng nh The scientific knorstg' Of hs writer u roughly 70
~ Published by, J. 5 REDFIELD, Clinton Hall
a06 3MNGgkfkN
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TRNO BRICK MAKERS.-I wish to con-
trsci for $4,000 brick hard Ent sofi 70 be delivered
n JUre ard July, 81 thirty egdthii Norm River a.
W. raw crsh or delivery. Aatreu Proposals, 70 ?.
TOWNSEND, s. Nassau al uy5 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Lectures on Phren0lOsy In Clinton Hall
,opsr Of Nassau ard Beekmso ts cOnmenclog on MON
DAY EVENING, Msy 9Th, al O'Clock. Closing with
public EXAMINATIONS.
The fret two lectures FREE, and collection taken
Seals subsequen, lectures ~ cents Tickets 10 Do had
Al ISL NassEu.st or al The door.
SUBJECTS.
IN MONDAY EVENING-Tbe Philosophy OF Pnreoo-
-, uln,rAtsd with al extensive Cabinet Of Heaas and
sssn. h,tb tuman and sninsl Seats free
m TUESDAY EVENING, May 6,h-Tns rhrenolog'-
al Character ard Developments OF DiaunguAhoo 'i7n
Ss,,u,teo with Cssis Buss and Portrsiu Seats Tree
IN "WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 7'h-The Rel'f'on
,.,u..p BODY and Mind Phreno-Physioiogy' Tieke"
l2i cents.
On THURSDAY EVENING, May Sth-Aoay'i' OF 'n9
mora and Religious Naure Of Mao, on fhfeno'Oscs
principles Tickets l2i cents
I'm FRIDAY EVENING, May OH Mans Du.y-'io,1
and Intellectual Self t-PfAcueA fh'eno''-
~ Tickesl2i cents
On SATURDAY EVENING, May lOh-Msfntge-
81. socls Rslsons-Duy Of 1be Sexes Tickets l44 es
,,nsle or twelve for g. Each lecture will close WIN
.,sae examination and Physiological description Of saes
yss"s ss.-,ls,.an my9 D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

R.y-T.L. Harris will preach TOMORROW
MORNlNu and EVENING In Tho Church In EleVen.h.sl
nssf FOunhay The Christian Congregation under ma
ehAfe hayink removed The buy Vessn1 Institute aud
made arrangements for Tho public worship above Tor
-. n,o,-d.6 Tor ALI IT,
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% Foreign Mails. -POsi-Oflce, Chslham,squsre,
cor Earl Biosdwsy.-Sails for Europe per steamer
AsIA-.Le,ter bags for Liverpool, London, lfesnd'
france all parts OF Germ any and other foreign countries
vii clOse At this Office Oh WEDNESDAY may .. az ~
O'Clock M. lmy3lrl AARON sWAHIs,
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gy D,,courses 20 the YOaag.-T

~ Dlscourses 10 the YOuag.-Tae Iw s9u1,n .,
M se,iss vii os ceiyefed BY tho itsy JAS RiCdAkO
DID IN the Fourth Congregational Chuien ~ No ~ ~
b.,w.so Inc sixth ana Seventh ava. TO'MOhhCF
EVENING Nav T. Preaching by The Pastor, nov. pr.
sCHEkMkRHORN Ia The morning. 10 me Al'einoon 1ue
ON nrfion OF the Lords Supper will DO somnuIHo1'
when fifteen 70 twenty persons, ffus OF Iecen IeIvs
vii ,pier into c0yeDsu with the Church Service a.
AN. aud "a and "A NJ. ny
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ITO PRINTERS.-Wanted immediate
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