New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
LECTURE NOTICES.

rrV- Free Lectures at the Brooklyn Institute,
cor. Washington and Concord sts. by SAMUEL Shell
DON FITCH NJ D.-The Second Lecture OF this Course
viii take place THIS Monday EVENING, Feb. son
The Cure Of Consumption uRd Proofs ofs Durability II
~ lectures on PhysioIogy.-Dr. MORRILL,
on pSesooS Inc prevention Of Disease the Preservation
Of Heath sc &c at Knckefbocker Hall corner OF Eighth
~ and Twentv-;hird-st THIS EVENING, Monday Feb.
AZ "a o'clock Illustrated by the Mannikin. The Lee
lure WIN be free Ladies and gentlemen are invited 70 at
tend. o "
FY- MIR. Henry James will give a Course Of Six
Lectures at the siuyveasnt institute on tne iono"ng
Lecture l. PROPERTY AS SYMBOL.
H. DEMOCRACY AND ITS Issues
III. The PRINCIPLES or USIvERsALITY IN ART.
~. THE PAST CHURCH, or Christianity In the
" The FUTURE CHURCH, or Christianity In the
e. vi. TIE IDEA OF COP, and THE IDEA OF THE
LORD; or The Scientific Accord oil Nature
TIE Lectures S Win take place. on TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS OF each week until completed, commencing
TUESDAY, Feb. T. Lecture 70 commence at O'CLOCK:
Tickets for me Course 81 70 be had a. me OF
Messs Francis and CTowens Single tickets % cents 10
be had al thedOor II us
70 Private Lectures.-Heman Burr, at the
request Of number OF gentlemen, viii form class at his
rooms No 1903 Frsnklinstreet, on Monday Feb. 3 al
o'clock p NJ for instruction in his pecu lar manner OF pro-
dueDg the astonishing experiments with Mind which have
Tsn Who receives these private lectures win infal0y be
made successful operator and viii also be taught how TO
vii be made known al the Time OF assembling. If u"
~ Lectures Mt the Collegiate Institution
for Young Ladies', Spinger Institute, Union Park
Rev. 0orham ID. Abbott, Principal -
Six Lectures Geology, by Professor BENJAMIN
SILLIMAN, ST. LLD.-The Records OF Creation, as they
inscribed In the Earth tables Of stone exhibiting
the rise progress Of life from the first marine plant
tnimal 10 will be the main object Of the Course.
Lecture IA general view of the Structure of the Globe,
and OF the powers which have produced modified its
mineral masses and arranged them in the order in which
they found.
Lecture The Marine Life both Vegetable and Amt
NAL which prevailed in all the formations above the Pr
msry and below the Coat
Lecture H. The Earliest Terrestrial Vegetaon-the
Beds Of Coal and the attendant strata which form its roof
and EO0F 800. -
Lecture IV.-The Vegetation and Animal Life between
the era Of the Coal and that of the
of Maine Land Reptiles, and Of early Birds, of Palms.
Zamitr CicadeR and ConiferR The Chalk, with lis ma
me remains and microscopic organism.
Lecture V-The Era Of the Tertiary Formaucns-lntro.
duction OF Terrestrial Animals and of the CetaceB and
oiher marine mammala having lungs and warm blood.
Lecture VI-The Human Era, including m an and his
companions of the present Creation. Results Of Geology
cal laws as regards the webeing OF Man. Relation OF
Bceaee TO Religion - =. -. =, -,
M and be continued Friday lilh Tuesday, lSth FIJI
day, 2lst and two evenings OF the following week.
Tickets 10 the Course 50; Single tickets ~ cenn-oo-
tsned al the institute Joi Tvs