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NEw-YoRx Feb l. 1855
The undersigned having learned with pleasurc that
en- % tender to HENRI Fly CO.
tary Testimonial Concert mark Of appreciation Of his
Efforts In the cause Of Music displayed In has Of
proposed Testimonial: NV '
Jacob A. Westeryelt. Simeon Draper
John Orser s. Alofsen,
james C. Mllet, Gorhan D. Abbott
John orIsu old, Felice Dongo,
e. A Stetson James Y. Hall,
J. w. Gerard, Charles A. Dana,
q. l.. Schuyler, II. T. Tuckerman,
Arthur T. Jones' Pulaski Benjamin.
William r. Foster, Allan CLARK, Jr-
D.B Holbrook, Madame Chegary,
Mark Banks, Michele RaDetu,
Ogden Haesery E.P schosls
y.B Danortb, James NJ Qnin, MD.
Mt Hubbard, julius Schuberth,
VIM. H. Paine Cornelius N ii Mathews.
James Harper, Albert Degroot,
Henry Toand, Luther B. Wyrnan,
Henry C. Timn, George Mclean
John Pane II. r McMurray,
Gyer& Willis yanus 7; Stags,
F.W. g. Bellows. Erastus Brooks,
f. M. Darlington Pnke Godwin
M White Henry J. Raymond,
&c. Childs r. Mckinstrey, Jr-
o. T. Hosmer, u. ID. Conan,
s. M Chester Ut. Adams
John w. Smyth, Fred. X Sherman,
Hamilton Brewer, MD, Charles @. Leland,
Hamilton Bruce, Thomas J. Grower,
Herrck Rope, Harvey B. Dodwortb,
Nichols, Krauth CsudweE, Charles L; Lazarus,
w Corbyn Claudio Bonzanini,
D. II Ros,h, MD, Charles L. Barnes,
r. H. Dixon, MD, ID. La Mama,
VIM III Mscneyin MD, q. Gudone,
William T. Millett, Howard y. Snowden.
James Prison, w. Mnmford
M M Noah &. B. Burkhardt
Samuel G. Jolhe, Is. b. Bell,
Theodore Moss, Theodore Esfeld
VIM. T Porter, C0ppineer,
VIM. r. Brougb J. Milton Smith
q Corpisb Jacob r. Telfair,
M Phyfe John McKibbin, Jr,
ks Townsend, Sheridan Corbyn,
Thomas Hail. w. J. Bigger,
VIM. n. Rsdtord r.. ID Root
James III. Walnut, I'll Cooh,
Alexander Clinton, b. Fordyce Barker, Md,
and 81 others
The Committee beg TO inform the public that Walter +.
HARDING Esq has the most liberal manner volunteered
the zee Of METROPOLITAN HALL for the evening Of
TUESDAY NEXT, March l. when the following array Of
Madame ROSE DE vRlES,
Madame STEPHAN,
Madame OTTO,
Miss THOMAS, her first appearance.
~ n: E aiss EEsI ssEEH1RrsD sop''no.
NJ. tB AIS1;oS SIARRoSi. Tenor.
Puns Of Antonio Bagoh, Esq their first appearance
sisnoT ROCCO, "a kind permission of Mad s0n''s]
MI Mr. GEORGE + BRIsTow
Mr. JOHN A. KYLE,
Mr THEODORE THOMAS,
,o.o,hs, With A GRAND ORCHESTRA and CHORUS,
of nearly 800 performers. -
The Office for securing seats s open daily nom III
p NJ AZ Messrs HALL 4 SONS Music Store No. ~
broadway, corner Of PGkplaee.
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xRW.YORK TRIBUNE.
spuI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

o,scor, AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
pos elLDesn he departure of each NAL Steamer 70
kps Pre- St cents per copy
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~ Matrimonial.-A Gentleman Of good personal
appearance, snexceptienabe habits and moral ohaiac'er
tTso0c well invested with annual income OF about
Sa COO from his profession and the above investment ana
Who has accumulated his property entirely by his own tai
,pts and perseverng industry desires TO marry Inc OBJ
ec Of his choice be of Kind disposition aheconete
posseed OF high moral principle and reasonable ideas OF
lie She must possess large share n and
not only be intelligent but cultivated She must be de-
cdtdy soodooking healthy OF good sire well developed
.r,cel sure and be not over q or % of IL she
has no property IL will be objection TO hers but IN any
event she be decidedly attractive both physically ana
m,ptay The most unqualified reliance may be reposed
the truhfness and sincerity Of this advertisement Tue
best of references will be given and required All letters
treated strictly confidential Address H. n o. poA NO III
Brooklyn Post Ofice, NY
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,,,uppr YEARS IN A MAD-H0UsE--

THREE YEARS n A MAD-h ~ S 80,
Tb,i,A Pamphlet OF - pages siy.ns 80 u Hut
e the eI osios an Rsv and james Bate. II ias
ihe AI.ssr 49, - an srcoua; q ne s1aas Ss
serPsiS5 o treatment Mis- - E.Ss's = s as
Iufhsr v. Bell IN the Mele@n 49, ~ ,ease II th0ss
i.itu,iors and heinz tI1e Tefresef S,5Js-SlT Al
Tcsri,as IN the New Ems ard SS.s E.-sd ssr "a BY
he Auto. g The el.sn. Of New-f ora an
5 eerfs. ----
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.


n 10 VIM HENRY Fay, Kse.-Dear Sir: The Ladies and
oentemen who have taken part In the musical illustrations
tne course OF ctures delivering have been
ewaken the pnbc mind 70 true appreciation of the dig
ny OF the art and it's profession They have likewise
eosned with prde and pleasure the genius learning and
research displayed In your musical and literary prodnc
IONS and desre 70 present 70 you signal mark of
their approval After deiberstion the ap-
propnate testimonial they have determined make
Complimentary Concert and have appointed the under.
nened q Committee 70 carry out their views
The uncen gned Therefore behalf of more than two
hundred Ladies and Gentlemen members Of the ~ Y Ss
cred Harmonic and other Socetes) who prefer their
wees for this testimonial have pleasure rendering
the same aocede 20 this request have the goodness
to name the time and place most agreeable 70 yourself
.nc,,, ,o,,,,, Respectfully yours,
ARCHD JOHNSTON, JOHN A. KYLE,
A. w. HOFFMAN, G. w. BEAMES MD,
JAMES BAYLES, JAMES w. ALDEN
JAMES II. ALTMAN r. r. NASH
FRED. WIDOWS, JAMES y. OTIS,
GEO. y. BRlsTOW, A. BAGIOLI,
WALTER Y. HARDING, Gel. BRISKERH0FF.
NEw-YoRR, Jan. q, 1853.
GENTLEMEN In snswer your letter Of the 18Th inst
beg to state that the offer which contains Of such
nature 10 leave choice but grateful acquescence
ia the wish OF those whom you represent thank you for
the terms In which have been pleased 10 ngnaze my
efforts in the cause Of Lyric Art and the interests Of pro-
fessors, and remain with great regard, yours,
WIN HENRY FRI.
To A Baeioh Arch. johnson, A. w. Hoffman and other.
Committee.
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ry We invite special attention to COLI
CfiiITON,s great sale of Jamaica Lots TO-MOkkOW
ssh al the Exchange, ct ~ NJ See notice under Auction
head
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49, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Pnce
kyss.arSm' two copies for S.. Ten for go. Adver'
ee1sS s~ots line for each insertion.
GUss' GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers.
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IRON WORKS for SALE.-The subscriber


offers for sale FIVE ghths Of very ehgby located iron
Establishment, situated Centre County, FennsyVanla
near the lines Of Hunerdon and Blair Counties aud known
as HANNAH FURNACE" The Furnace Is but recently
out of blast ard good working order, having Houses
and Fixtures generally condition 70 resume operations
az once There belonging 10 some hye TO seven thous
and acres OF Land OF heavily tmbered and so con
guous 20 the Furnace that two three aud four loads OF
charcoal may be delivered daily on the arn,ce bank Tine
Land itself great part OF IL is well adapted TO asrcu
tura purposes there being excellent Farm OF about 10
acres cleared and well improved under cultivation
The Iron here made at this place OF the best quail
ity used in the working OF being chiefly OF the
grade those from which the best Juniatta iron IL
manufactured The Furnace is IN the Bald Eagle valley
about miles from tho Pennsylvania Railroad
ard Junatta Canal with both Of which IL connected by
Plank Road OF unusual excellence having gradient
over 90 feet the mile Metal may be delivered to the
Railroad Canal at acost of from a. TO 81 per iun The
other three eghhs OF this property be secured upon
reasonable terms 49, - ~.
Further IN formation can be obtained OF SHORE MA
THIAS, Tyrone Forge Immediately on the Railroad
LYON SHORE Co., Pittsburgi ROBERT CAMP
BELL ION the premises, whose PosO1ice ia Centre
Line" Centre Co.. HENRY BUDD No l59 y. Wsterst,
Philadelphia, or OF the subscriber, -
M al
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HEILER's SALOON of WONDERS-No.
II $50 Broadway Professor ROBERT HELEN, the
Ponce OF WiEa4ds win ave a Grand and Diversified En-
,,r,xinueut OF his unsaTpassatle
NTCRONANCY. IEGERDEMAlN, and DAB
LERlE g..
Together With hs stol,shng e1peInen.s Of TIE navel
ems SECOND lG T
E,Y tbs percft Of the 6eseyyir; Snd brave
NEW.YORK VOLUNTEERS!
who servei IN the ate Mex,ean War, % WEDNESDAY
ENENING March 9, 1885. Tickets, . cents
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ldelphia or OF the subscriber,
THOS. RIDGWAY, No. 1872 Chestuutst.
TO BUSINESS MEN-For Sale, an Inter

est Of One-Half In q Composition Decorating Esiab.
hsbment tor the Manufacture Of Ornamental Pier and
Center Tables, Looking Glass, Portrait aud Picture
Frames Interior Decorating OF Buildings Steamboats, &c
Nine wears established with lease OF premises having
extensive country and city connection Apply No. lS2
Chatham. upper floor.
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rs- om.. of the Association for the Exhibi-
sien Of The Industry OF All Nations.No: %
Broadway New. York Feb ~ ls-Notiee Is hereby gwen
Ia, an election will be held at this office ON MONpAf,
Esrh b,tween the hours OF 10 AM and I'm for the
s1,os Of boos pS eleven Directors OF this Association.
Nv oyleT- VIM WHErTEN, Secretary.
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Guetial Notifies.


- Lectures on Phreneiogy I'm Clinton Hall.
" l. FOWLER will commence course on MON-
nsy EVENING, Feb "a, and continue six successive
,,s, thus. Feb %, March l, 8, and b. The first
- Ies,urs free Tickets for the remaining Lectures,
s, IL aststo be had at No Isl Nassau st. and at the
SfssSonsl Examinations daily, at No. i3l Nassau g..
~ Heue Chapel Lectures-Removed TO the Re-
I'd Dutch Church in Ninth, and changed to Wednes-
" Lv =, sscoTT ofNewark, lectures on WEDNESDAY
vfrNiNG March q at o'clock in the Ninthst Reformed
bs,sb Church, on "Tbe Origin, HISTORY, Extension and
s.1y Of The English Language"
Txkets SO cents admitting gentleman and lady
~ PopuInr Leetures.-BE NEFIT OF THE
ykzHCH ExILEst-THIs EVENING, at the TABER-
nicIF-Lecture by JOSEPH WARREN FABENS,
ssa late u s. Consul ct Cayenne. Subject THE Coup
D. Talof Lous Napoleon and Treatment OF French Pc
Shes Prsonersn Lecture to commence at Soclock. The
Inies win address the meeting in French One Of our
t.dire Merchants has consented to preside: GEORGE
SUMNER Esq and other distinguished speakers will be
er, nj and address the audience Tickets % cents each
IA he had At the Desk OF the Mercantile Library the
Bootsores the Hotels and at the door.
JOHN WHEELER, yr, 81 Broadway
p RA ,RyISG' THOMAS al rosdw,y Committee
T. SByRwooD Sec'y.
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York Boston and Philadelphia No Canada postage chred
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ton larre.
TNHE REVENUE BOOK, containing the new
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TNHE SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, for the
II week ending Feb. n confirms q deeply interesting
history Of astounding Spiritual Phenomena Ashtabua
County, Ohio; Britain and Richmond's Discussion and
other matters Of interest. Published BY CHARLES
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~ Pure and Healthy NInk.-ALDENs CON.

r. Pure and Healthy lk.-ALDENS CON.
CENTRArED MILK Is put up in TN cans containing ono
pound each IL in the torn paste readily be dis
solved IN hot cold wateAnd answer al the purposes
Of fresh milk both for cooking tea and eoe Ii is nutr
tous aud healthy article of food for children being free
from ali upUrities and Will keep IL 81 climates and durlns
the longest voyages GENET 4 Co,
No lis Chambers-st General Agents.
Sold BY the PRINCIPAL dealers Ship aud other stores
tie City OF Ncw.loTk
Certificate of NJ Chiffon.
have made a careful examination Of Aden's Steam
Concentrated MIA and find Il 10 be prepared from pure
ard Wholesome materials have used the MalS' pre-
pared from " and find he coed. IL gives pleasure
to recommend IL the public worthy OF their attention
especially shs tune, when much impure and unwhole
min Is sold in this city
JAS. r. CHIFFON, NJ. D. Chemist.
n B -" Adens Concentrate N II was awarded Silver
Medal 81 the late hair OF the American Institute.
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HARDWARE Sale, the Stock Fix
i tures and Good VIII of the business four years
established and two years lease from next May or
City Real Estate needed Apply the premises No ri
9th.ay., PIE. STRATrON.
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ITO PRINTERS.-FO sale, Country News
parer short distance from this city, the line o.
an r.roaA IL is well established having good
circulation, fair share OF advertising and Joo"OfA
sI ~ of ready cash only necessary; the owners IA v
ipr other bness 10 attend TO- chance Adirss't
10 Advertiser made knosp on aPPea1n ~ tAls oss
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nv Navy Department.-BUREAUo OF MED. AND
srssgIY January "a, 1858. Sir Applications being
constantly made to this Bureau for purchases OF conoen
tsd and other articles of diet suited TO the Naval Service,
v are hereby ordered TO receive such specimens
snt to you by the parties interested and after careful
Of their several merits during your absence in
he Arctic Regions report in writing to this Bureau.
an sir, respectfully your obi. sery'tr -
(sisned1 TH0S. HARRIS.
To Passed Asst Surgeon, T.. X. KANE.
Persons desrous Of availng themselves Of the above
der are send their articles Of diet to No 78
Sosth-st New.York on OF before the 9Th April
Il. X. KANE, L. A. &. U. s. Navy,
Commanding Arctic Expedition.
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THE NEW

70. 49, aepsrgre of each Mail Steamer for
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no PRINTERS or PUBLBHERS--For

4 ale Printing Ofies containing two do1ble-roy al
Adans Pr, Told pattern Standing Press Pres Boards
ard all the usual fixtures Of pres room Power on tho
ursulses The whole or part will be iCld cheap Also,
Single Cylinder Napier 1I4 The presses may BE- seen e
work Apply, between Il AID oc!ock, 20 q, j. RICH
ARDS, No lg7 FUlton-st.
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DODWORTHs THIRD GRAND CON-
IL CERT At METROPOLITAN HALL, SATURDAY,
Feb ~, 1853 n
Introduction from LucreIa BorgiA' .... .Donizeth
" Military Band
2 Tho william Tell "..... .'...''.....''.. bosHni
Cornet Band.
Ca@atina Una Noce 'hsslni
Comet solo, H. h. DoDwoRTH
Military Band.
5. Quadre, Evening Bells "...'..''.'" H. podwoftA
Orchestra
PART
G. Overture WILLIAMS Tell 'hossin
Military Bard sTs; time in America
Robert TOT que Jaime acknowledgement
Cornet Band. .
An. and Chorus File de Regiment" .,.. .DoniEetn
Military Band 80
Ouartette Lucia a Larnmermoor' .Donizetu
CoTnet Band.
10 Ouici step from "EnchAntfess bAlfe
Military Comet Band
Doors open att o'clock Commence al SSonwonru 4
Co.'S Music Store No 49S Broadway 81 the Music Stores
and at tke door on the evening OF the Concert
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IT, Industrial Home Association, No. D.
The thirty regular meeting Of this Association VIII
BE- held on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb % at Union Build
uss No l6S BoweIy This Association organized on the
same plan as Mount Vernon No. l. and Union Fort No
The land s located on elevated position between Wa
hams Bridge and Mount Vernon has front OF u miles on
the Harlem and New Haven Railroads and commands tne
view on opr sand Sound the Palisades Snd the surround.
ns country Ii will lie laid IN acre half and quarter
acre lots The dues will be 60 per week for the hst SIX
poths and Al pei week thereafter Copies OF the Consti
tuon AID y v Laws can be had Of John CommeIord No
<,4 Broadway; D. Owen, No. Ala Rroadwsy w. b Smith,
No II Nassau ct; &. A Cooper No. ITO Barrow,s +.
Wss Nc SO Avenue b; J. A. Handsueh No 1856 Spring
st. OF At the Hal on the evening Of the meeting .
Full attendance particularly requested as the subject OF
rsng the Entrance Zee will be brought before the meeting
j. COMMERFORD, President.
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DURTON's R-Chambers-st-
I'D THIS EVENING Feb. Is will be played,
PARIS AND LONDON.
Jean Jacques Mr. Placide Lady yoatil Mis- Weseon
gTomas frot 800 Mr. Burton Sally Trot. Mrs Hughes
Ahrr which PHENOMENON
ONE THOUSAND MILLlNERS
Joe BAGS Mn Burton Angelica. Mrs hughes
Doors open at g O'Clock; performances commence o. T.
Rnxes and Parouet 50 cents Second Circle Is osnts Pm
yste Boxes O.; Orchestra ChairA IS cents
broadway THEATER-E. A. MARsALL,
ID Sole Lessee.-THS EVENING. Feb. Is, viii be
performed the tragedy OF
Roa..,.......Mr Forrest Cora ........ Nine fons
Pitarro Conway Elvirs. Mrs Abbott
THE TWO BONNYCASTLES,
Mr. Bcnnycasile Dsvdse Mrs Bonnyeastie Mr.N enon
Door open Il g.; commences at. Boxes and Prqaet
80 cents, Upper Circle, &c
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ITO LET-wenhghted Rooms, with or
-, seam Power, Of any sxe. Inquire Of
- C. ~ sIMONsoS, Nc. lsl LewsG
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Rouses 10 Cet.
CONCERTs, BALLS, FAIRS, COMMIT

~ TEE and SOCIETY MEETINGS, kc.-Elessnt and
spacious rooms accommodate from 3 10 5000 persons,
with all the eonveneDces and appurenances for the aboye
and similar purposes 10 let on the most liberal terms az tho
Prince and spdDssts Apply to H. DENHAM, suPerin-
fen1enf. the pTrfnkfa.
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NEwYoRx, Feb, !, 1883.
The undersigned having learned with pleasure that
Committee have been appointed by upward Of perform
ers, 20 tender TO WILLIAM HENRY FRY Compliment
tary Testimonial Concert mark Of appreciation Of his
Efforts In the cause Of Music displayed has Of
Lectures beg TO unite with the Committee in offering the
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V'0 LET-FrOm first of May next, TO small
IL family vtaoa, children, route, apd W. thin
block md half Of Eishtas RalrosA, IN pleasant
fott bsssueut Win uantry and closet Ia basement hall.
Two paTor. on krss scor with marble msntes, ke two
f,ont bed-ors snd store room on thifd no0 ins hmy
The bouss eon,.x OF three pec1ns Aent, slI5 pr
ram ouslt,ry in Sysnee. References required Adfresf
MEpLIS No 81 Frcntsr.
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skcture Spiritual Phenomenal at Suyyesant inst
isis No ESQ Broadway on THURSDAY and FRIDAY
fyFNINGs Feb "a and 2 at II o'clock Doors open tot
lehce will he formed eight ten mediums present The
stratons last evening very astonishing Any
psron will have opportunity TO test the spiritual power
by holdps table, Nc. Prof b. will examine diseases
and prescribe for same by the spirits al NO 100 puahe'
Wonderful cures have occurred BY thls.
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Uhanrfs for Bnsiness Hlen.

RUUI and SffOE SIUhL MUM HuU
- FIXTURES for Sale and Store TO Let Good locs-
ton Apply at No. 2t5 sthsv, ~. Y.
EERRY for SALE.-The Trustees OF st.
Il Patcks Cathedral offer for sale the Ferry from the
foot of sd St 20 Calvary Cemetery including three Steam
boats Ferry Houses Gates Fences, &C &C. with lease
from Corporation Of SewYork of Bulkhead and Pier foot
OF g3dst East River For particulars, inquire Of
HUGH KELLY, No. 1873 Bowery.
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no LET-ClUb and Drill Rooms in Broad
4 way rear the Metropolitan Hotel. Apply TO r.
HALGHWOUT, No. 81 Bro-c.say.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

EOR SALE and TO LET-The Store 20 let,
i the stock and good will for sale, of the long standing
Tailoring Estabhshment ONO. ls Spring An excellent
opportunity for any about TO commence or remove
their place Of business Very satisfactory reasons viii DO
siyen why the above is offered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

TEO LET-Frou ist o. }. -, 81! the Upper
Il Par, Of the fonrsiory Hrst mouse No. 81 Green
prenses which be fsoG II o'clock ia the
Ing I'll u the afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

~ Free Lecture upon PhrenOloRy, by Or.
BOYLE, at 7! O'Clock THIS friday EVENING, at NO
rs Broadway with examinations These lectures aud ex-
snnaons hove been continued some eight or nine
veks and have proved very interesting and useful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

ITO LET.-Two desirable three-story brick
Il HOrses ca 5C,h-st, bstUeen ia and 5,h-sss hent
$50 The rent Of cns Of them will he received in board
fsr two psnoEs-s senlemsR and hrs vile. Address Boz
No. 2o8 New PoatOece. References gwen snd re-
CURED.