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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
feaal Notice..

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surro-
County New fof. hereby s,ea % 81
psf.on hsyns claims NATHAN KAfNOk, se o. The cay
lok bsksr, decess-J he Nth vouchers
thereof subscriber residence NO ~ rasdst tbs
GUY before The gh day Of MAY stDsiss
~, Ia~smTss jazz RAYsoR, Administrator,
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Io1INsnN,. NEWARK and NEW.YORK

- TRANSPORTATION C0MPASY-Two Trips Daily
-st.Auen EDWARD PAY5ON and JAMAICA. -stesner
Ed~ard PaysOn leaves tessrE, loot Of DIVISION & 81
A NJ Commercial Dock e 10 A. and Pier No. -
y between CourtiAndt and Dcy sts-. n. 7, ~ n.
S,~-uer Jamaica leaves Commercial DOCK AZ O'Clock
N and Pier No. 49, North River, al O'Clock T NJ For
- W X. WOObkUFF, AseDf, 90 the Pier.
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COMPREHENSIVE N0TICE.-We have
~ TIL, Dav admitted EDWARD D. JONES and AU-
GUSTUs WATERMAN rs Partners in our House.
New YoTk Feb. g. 1856 CYRUS w. FIELD Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29
BUFFALO and NETWORK CITY RAIL

kOAD-fhOM NEN-lOh
RECT -PVseDsers leave the Ofice o. the wfork and
Fre Railroad foot Of Duane At taking Jersey City,
proceed Newlork and Enc Railroad % hOrnelsVile.
thence 70 Buffalo direct.
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHEoC6H
FARE from New York % Buffalo ............-..-s -
Tckees b. procured AZ the Oce OF M New fork and
Ere Railroad fc', Of Duanest, and No y COurtandt
On and after MONDAY, March g traits Will leave the
foot Of Duans-st. - follows . ,
MoRNtSc ExPsgss-At7 A. NJ. arrive a HOTnellsvlllc
sO5 z VI and Ia Buffalo n Is same evening".
Man TRuN-At A NJ arrive IN Buffalo alV neit
uornins stopping AZ al Stations ,
EVENING ENFsESS-S ]. NJ. GriVe II hofneHs' l4ie 80
A NJ and 10 Buffalo AZ 10 25 same morning.
ON SUNDAY one tram oDlY-Eyening Express 81 , Z VI
Fxpres. viii eave HoruesvtAe i0I oanNo an
al ,ier The ARRIVAL OF the express trains from Newfors
J. a.. HQYT Superintendent.
" 4 T..t N.neE Aren't No sSCourtlandtst.
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rAMnrN ,nd AMBOY RAILROAD 10

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO
- PHILADELPHIA FROM Pier No. North RIVER,
foot OF Baitery-place Two Lines daily. Of A. NJ ana r.
ri Accommodation Line At A NJ, by steamboat JohN
POTTER 70 south Amb0y thence by cars 70 bordentosn,
and steamboat r. sTOC KTOS 70 PhilstslPhs FAR ~
Express Line at P VI. BY steamboat Johh toIIhn
lnihov fhence direct 20 Camden By Throass In
hours Fare, S. Returning leave Phl.dePhia st NJ
and 7. VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWER
u sEY-Nsw- York 20 Ess,on Pa, Fare 81 75.-tsl
Arrangement commencing Nov IS lsS< Leave P l:a
nIsce.stsGM n NJ and SIS NJ. and for SODeryilo
sfl45PM Rsturains leaves PhilhPsbursh At Md A
AuA8I5PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

EOR AUSTRALIA-The A Clipper Bark
i THEOXENA. having all her cargo engaged has su-
rstb accommodation for first and second cabin
Passenger. which viii be taken az reduced rates Early
aprication Il necessary az No 81 Wgllst.
ANTONIO PELLEfIER, Proprietor or 20
OVERMANN 4 Cru NER CenEgnees, % Southst ny
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COR BOSTON. va NEWPORr wi FAIL

Il RIvER-The .piendiS and .aeecor yeage, BAY
STATE. Capt Nn. Brown, .nd EMPIRE STATE, Capt
,-rrril from Pier No v T., near IRE BAtreLy. SP
Tor fresht arrly on hoard the otoe "a Fer No
Freight 20 Boston . torwaHced urOasn win sress ~
p-.eh hv an exn7-ss freight tram
f1''" TISpAIE 4 BORDEN. No. - and u West-s;.
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= " wfnaew shsdes; ...R.a.-,
rrpa,,sCS 80 ssais BFo~dsss Nna - s>SS'e''
az N. .sov. sss Vas oSaece1 ey " 80 - sssSs-l
S,~sps.~f aovert-sne AFvats Ne - 49, -
Tssxssy, Tar.lsys AID Sstafdsys toi one 't 49,, =,
Apy eorrscto1 or aS3Rsn 70 The ofeSEsAs ~
AN PrrrsssuL a Ca. No ~ Nassso q
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anal CASTOR OIL are decid-

III ,dly the pcest and best articles IN the world Tor
arsssng The hair They restore sad besatiiy IT, eradicate
dandruR promote reh aud luNudsnt growth AMI rnef
il soA and pliahe. All the seaHne whehs scienhneaN
and chsmicay prepared will have the signature OF Rus
SELL SPALDlNG upon il Who u sole AmeIeAn Manu-
tacsursG and Proprietor. Principal depot NO ~ Ire
m0nt-rov, Boston Sold IN New-Nork by RusHrON,
CLARK 4 Co. and G. h. RING corner OF Johnst and
Broadway Trial bottles p cents large eotties, fe
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DLANETT's RTrTERS This article is O

fer,d 20 the public a. cure Tor Debility Indigestion
Liver Complaint Sea Sickness Dyspepsia and NeIvoas
tecrons generally They bighy pessiug TO me taste
ana "a holly vegetable n their composition. For sale BY
VIM I HIGHS A Co, No. ia PeaIi-s
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Y ~ =. =. - a.nufscirl - ans ~ A7cst~v
'''" wAtche., Jswelty sac W ~. No IS ruasa 4
J y sAVAoE (0oa Peas ..., - Tixpsrter.
~ - 90 ssoravR (Cheancsls &c l..NN -. -. " -
y SesklSs a sRoff,ERS limN - $500 ..dRIGaS.
Wpo1HiScGAM CO. (MsnOi-<'av's l'''' xs {. Cas- -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

THE RIPLEY TRAGEDY.-Robert Peters who
was shot the 9th instant by Charles Baird whose
sister he had seduced and refused to marry was still
living on the llth inst but there was little proba-
bility of his recovery Baird in California when
the news Of his sisters ruin reached him.. He mme-
diatey left his business, and scarcely took rest or
food until he reached Ripley. He sought an inter-
view with Peters, and used every argument and
every entreaty to induce him to make The only ra-
paration left possible. Baird finally offered Peters
three thousand dollars of his hard earnings If he
would marry his sister. When this was refused,
Baird drew his pistol and shot the seducer with tho
Intention as he frankly AYERS, of killing him on the
spot Miss Baird is said to be partially deranged.
The utmost sympathy is felt in Ripley for Baird and
his sister Peters is tailor, and formerly worked in
the establishment Of Mr. HaddOx, in this city.
Another version of the story s that Miss Baird was
engaged to q man named Patterson, who refused to
marry her, on account of receiving letter from
Peters in which he stated that he had frequently had
Illicit intercourse with Miss b. and advised Patter-
son not to marry her. Baird was written to by his
sister, informing him Of her condition. and of Pater-
sons failure to perform bis obligations, and he re-
turned home to settle the matter with him. But in
an interview with Patterson he learned the above
facts, and was furnished with Peters letter. He ac-
knowledged ID to be genuine; but declined marrying
the woman he had so fouly wronged, and was pun
ished If not as he ought to have been, yet in way
which the natural feelings of almost every brother
will justify.-Cin. Gas., Feb. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

FINANCES OF MAssACHUsETTs.-The Auditors
annual report Of the financial condition of the Com
monwealth has been published, by which it appears
that the debt of the State is ,6S5 ,7O6 About six
millions of this debt is for loans to railroads, and Il
amply secured The total amount Of receipts for the
past year has been 81 7sl 7O4 including regular re.
venue and loans to meet extraordinary expenses.
The expenditures have been 81 SIS 559 The excess
Of expenditures the revenue in the years 1851
and 1862, hns been $l52,l25 and for the year 1853
will probably be about $4,000. Besides the usual
State expenses Of 1853 about 1862 900 will have to be
provided to meet extraordinary expenses and float
ing debt in addition to which will be the cost Of tho
constitutional convention. Among the chief expenses
OF the year 1852 were the Legislature, $l34 $3.50;
laries, $sl 1885, State printing $25 l6s reception OF
Kossuth, $ll 59l; State paupers, $l00,647, &C. The
total value of the public property s $lO, l,960; Of
this 81 SOP 446 is invested in buildings, arsenas,
arms bridges, &c, and is unproductiye; IS O49 555
in the form Of bonds CT mortgages of railroads fer
loans, and $3,99995s in lands in Maine, claims on
the general government, &c. The amount of tho
school fund is $95l ,424. The naode suggested to-
meet the floating debt caused by the increased ex-
penditures of the past two years is by direct tax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

THE CANAL ENLAR0EMENT-PACIvIc RAnR0Al,-
BLOW AT MOCK AUCTIONs-A FIGHTING MAN n
THE EAssEMBLY-wAsHINGToN's BIsRIfDAY ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE Spw yopy uppI,n


BLOW AT MOCK AUCTIONs-A FIGHTING MAN N
THE AssEMBLY-wAsHINGTONs rs BIEPIfDAY, ETC
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE NEW YoRx HERALD
ALBANY, FEB. II, 1853
The President OF the Senate appointed Mess. Wander
bt Bsbcock PeaIce, Davenport and Upham az the com
mttee on the first named gentlemans proposition for
the amendment of the constitution in order to- secure
funds for the completion of the canals This comrttee
will report fayorably and the Senate win adopt.
The Pacific Railroad bill was discussed but no vote
tsaen. It remains in doubt
"a the House Mr Howard moved to compel Mr. TaylcY
to report the mock auction bill cooquy occurred in
which Mr. Howard said he threatened with a whip
ping for introducing the BILL and declared himself in
readiness to meet his foes and that he was fighting
himself This assertion made members from the rural
districts prick up their and direct their eyes upon
the avowed fighting member from New York The House
was in Of laughte. for time and Mr. TAYLOR
was compelled 10 report the bill
NJ Oapp introduced his bill for the election of Auditor
by the people
The Pilot bill passed TO third reading in the House
by large majority.
The Legislature resolved to adjourn from Saturday TO
Wednesday, in commemoration Of Washingtons birth.
day The members will proceed to Troy on tuesday and
partake OF the usual anniversary dinner Cards were
distributed to-day.
The Comptroller has issued proposals for loan of
$46 ,0OO at four per cent, redeemabe in 1868.
Senator Snow has been absent from his scat several
days, on account of severe indsposition. W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
United States District Court.

Before the Honorable Judge Belts.
Ihe Umaed States Us. Three Packages marked
"N.Y." I'm adaamomd) and numbered II L. and IS,
containing millinery, ribbons, collars, and other ar
ticles-J. Prescott Hail. United States Attorney, ap-
Peared for the government, and Henry Morrison for
Michael Myers, the claimant Of the goods.
This action was brought under section &C of the
act of Congress Of March I'd, l798, and section 4
Of the act Of May 49, $780, which declare that goods
imported into the United States at less price than
the actual cost and market value Of the same at the
time and place Of expectation or procurement, when
done with intent to defraud the revenue shall become
forfeited TO the United States The articles in uues-
ton were exported from London by the house OF
Isaac Benjamin, and arrived here in the steamer Asia
on the 18th of March, 1852. The Custom House ap-
praisers, upon institutng an examination of the
packages, were Of opinion that the merchandise was
nnderyalued forty per cent on the whole, some por
tons being more and some less than that proportion
The invoice stated the value at f33l 1885, while the
appraisers raised it to f477. They were supported
IN their opinion when, upon closer examination,
they found in one OF the packages, wrapped in the
folds of piece Of goods, duplicate bills OF sale from
min, of small portion of the goods in that package
and, upon comparing them with the invoice, ascer
tanned that in the latter the goods referred to were
marked down at f8 3s and in the bills of sale said
goods were stated to have cost Benjamin ELI 13s 3d.
"a difference of fortythree per cent.
The defence claimed that this merchandise was
composed of remnants, and the depreciation in value
arose from that circumstance but the opposite was
shown BY the prosecution. Mr.. Rose, an appraiser,
testified that these were not remnants, but whole
pieces, ranging from twelve yards to thrty-sx yards
IN length, and that remnants are pieces varying from
one to five yards.
As it late in the day. tho jury were directed to
ing they came into court with verdict Of condemna
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP OHIO.

The steamship Olno, Lieut.. uarsS'e'n aif'eu ~ 'n'
nort about ,b,ee cIoc, this mo- ming. She left Aspn-
uaa on the tin, Sd and eached kingston ia.
on Ae 9Th In attempting leave oe last named por.
the sth inst. she aground 0y tne pho' anu
remained fast until Eghten.d Of her cha anu ancn'rS'
water aad 40 tons of coal A ter getting ahoas she re-
turned to the city and finally IN on the m'"hs Oh she
11th.
She brings the Caforaia maifs 81 Jan Ioth, Ss,oooo"
IN gold dust, Ae on freight, and sA passengers'
Among her passengers are Coz .. =. nays l'ne os'e
bt I'd Texsn .r,perl and Gen Js,. E. Addison of San
Francisco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
Interesting Items frona baltimore.
MADiA1 MEETING-THE MECHANICS sTRIKE-BANRER
DEAD-LARGE FIRE AT CUMBERLAND, ETC.

BALTIMORE, Feb. II, 1858
An immense meeting of the friends of religious freedom
was held tonight, relative to the imprisonment of the
Madia Speeches were made by Reverends Messrs Berg
Robinson and Johns.
The mechanics employed ON the Baltimore and Ohio
Khcad eight hrndrcd strong, went to work this after
noon at the full advance demanded The principal large
employers still hold oat
Herman II. Perry OF the frs Of Alexander Brown 4
Son, bankers, died this afternoon
fire occurred at Gums Mondny last destroy
ing an eEsire block OF buildings Baltimore street
number OF storekeepers lost their entire stocks The
property was insured for $4,000 in the Franklin Insu
rance Compas ~ OF Philadelphia fire broke ont
on tuesday, but was extngushed without doing much
damaee There fires believed TO have been the work
of ncendaries, and the Mayer offers reward for their
apprehension
G. Hamilton Jones left Charleston in the steamship
Isabel on Tuesday Havana by direction S the Senate
to inform Mr. King officially, of HIS election to the Vice
Proficiency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
Markets.
New ORLEANS. Feb, Ia. IS53.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb H. 1858.
Ibe Nagara's news was received at half past six
o'clock this afternoon The business of the has been
1000 bales. Mdding is quoted at &C.; good middling
and qualities above are scarce. The stock hand at
this port is 1858 600 bales and the receipts day have
been IL 900 bales Mess pork is steady at SIS SO SIG
Large sales of bacon sides have been made Sc Whis
key sells ut 2lc. Freights are advancing.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 49, Noon
The sales of cotton this morning been 600 baes
At decline OF hc since the receipt of the Niagaras
news. Strict middling is now quoted at S2c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

A TRAGEDY ON TENsAs RIVERA fatboat waer
recently discovered afoat on the Tensas river near
Trinity, In which two mon, named VIM Park andl
- Saunders, were found dead. Their skulls had
been mashed. and the bed on which they laid was
bespattered with their blood and brains. Saunders
had his throat cut. The who is supposed 70 have
committed the murders was seen two days after in
Matches, and there took passage on = steamer Cor
Wheeling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

MAIL RoBBERY.-Po Postmaster Merrill received
despatch by telegraph yesterday, stating that the
Buffalo mail bag, which left here on Sunday, was
found in field between Waukegan and Kenosha,
the bag cut and the contents scattered about. Tho
envelopes were dated the 9Th. The contents were
picked up and brought to the Waukegan Office This
bag contained letters for Buffalo, and the mail to be
distributed for all intermediate points between Buf
fao and New York and Boston-incuding Roston,
but not New York. Postmaster Merrill left bere for
Waukegan this morning. hii,cawkse Mems, FEB. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

FATAL ACCIDENT AT LYNN.-About four
o'clock yesterday afternoon as an Irishman named
Richard Roach was at work near the depot of the
Saugus Branch Railroad at Lynn, engaged In saving
wood with circular saw carried by steam power.
Roach, taking his head completely Of. A piece Of
the wheel flew through the rooi OF the building, and
another portion was picked up half mile from the
scene Of the accident. Roach leaves wife and six
children.-Boston Journal, FEB. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
1he Post OHies Defalcation nj Mobile.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10, 1853
Considerable excitement exists at Mobile in
of the ealcation of $4,000 in the Post ONCE accounts
The nsIs Of the defaufr. not certainly known in
Mobile since ascertains to have been the postmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

TTENTION CONTINENTAIS.-FOR SAHE-SEvERAL
IA Continental Uniforms, with or without equipments,
In good order cheap for cash. Price from 80 to 315
For further particulars inquire Of JACOB T. B. DE WITT
81 Cedar street, or 100 Pearl street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

nFF1CIAL-NOTICE TO THE MANUFACTURERS OF
- Boiler Iron.Treasury Department Feb. 10, 1853
The fifteenth section of the act Of Congress entitled can
act to amend act entitled act for the better securi
N OF thu lives OF board of propelled
In whole or In part by seam and for other
approved Both August, 1852 provides
That all plates of boiler iron shall be distinctly and
permanently stamped in such the Secretary Of
the Treasury shall prescribe and if practicable in snch
place places that the mark shall be left visible after
the plates worked into boilers with the of the
manufacturer the quality Of the iron, and whether
not hammered and the place where the is manu-
isctured.p
In to the authority vested in this department
by the above section Of said law notice Is hereby given
TO the manufacturers of boiler iron that in future all
iron to be used in boilers in steam vessels must be
clearly and distinctly stamped in not less than three
places on each sheet or plate, follows viz AT two
diagonal corners at distance Of about four inches from
the edges and also about the middle of each plate
Sheet with the Of the manufacturer and the
OF the place where manufactured designating the latter
by the name of the city, town. county and also State
is at the option of the parties to add the OF tho
works. the plates formed from charcoal iron
which has not been hammered before being rolled
be also in connection with the above with tn
letter Of charcoal iron which has been hammered
before being rolled it is to be marked with the letters G.
A. II Of pudded iron, is be marked with the letter
p addition to the above the different qualities of the
iron lst ID 3D. &C. will be designated upon the plates
by numerals, viz: No. ], No. 2 No. 8, &c.
THOMAS CORWIN, Secretary of the Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

FATAL brothers named Blunt,
living ten miles southeast of Clinton Louisiana got
into fight with one another few days since-one
OF them was shot dead instantly, another one a.
capped unhurt. The wounded brother 1t Is r. H.ourht
will recover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
TNe following is the
SPECIE LIST OF TIE e,ag% ,.
The following "a o list Of tle

OHfO's PASSENGERS.
Addison, p Hoh and servan., q z Tbbe rf5 p Huf.
Mead and servsat adams Co.'S Expressly, u Keia
y, CWels Fargo's s1pressl Capt Jas Jol sson, w
John orr s0S capt ng sa
sas ssuoe Mckinney Ras ai Draper G. Gsns I Kelly
cp eey smss
Richmond and lady Rev sinclair ~ lady, Wall Ram
lett mail agent Mrs RaNaet and daughter Axin snd
Gibbs, DR. " Bell Fairbanks, Csc Wells, s soais
S Lyons, J H Bullard, p sadd 6 MerriM, J Janney.
Dale, Ieddys P Williams. Leelo., Geo Young.
lockwood, s Chadwick. G Il Badger, Geo Gratt.n, A
Arbe Franeilli G c Clark, Turner, Rider, Lutte
esn snd
Barker, Mr. Draper, J Ainsworth, " Hanoock, James
sqts5 M AEn0d w.Ssts, Awds
II NJ Sinclair, Levi Mason Robert Turner, W o.
cott, rOrner G Chapman, William Bailey, Q Brig
J $ Eamber, Weiss, Il Citto, W Citto NJ Ammidon NJ
Jndson, J 9 Class, n CORNER Barr, Barr, Chan
Adams, B suley J " Frtteper, G Taylor, Moore,
JP Claypool X Thomas J L Sanborn, c Shutland, S
wsS aa %s M Nj ky
Willis, Mr. Hall, Kirby, Leonard, II Wadsworth, N
9 G,l9 Kobolns; Gsrdner, Colbrook Gallup,
DEATHS ON BOARD THE ONO
During her passage from Aspinwan to New York =
Feb. d. Edward Hrst aged 20 years. of Reading York
shire England Of disease Of the heart Buried at sea-
rep Gnanses FNner, aGed "a OF Clncinnatus, court
Land Co.. N T.. of bilious remittant fever. Buried on
shore at Kingston
Feb Peter Conner aged 45 Of Ireland of bilious re-
militant fever. Buried on shore at Kingston
Feb IL, David Barron aged So of Pitsburg, Penn, of
bilious remttant fever Buried shore at KingstoA
Feb. II, Ayers aged 20 of Eenville, New York, Of
bilious remittent fever Buried at sea-
Feb IL George McCarly, aged a. Of Ireland Of bilious
remttent feve5. Buried at sea.
Feb. II. John ale, of Hars Green Wisconsin, ageA
80, Of bilious rsmttent fever Buried at sea.
j. FRANKLIN Stiles and Robert Burns sent to the
charity hospital, at Kingston, ia Fob. 7, 1858.
The Ohio spoke the steamship Georgia. bound frosH
his port for Aspnwal of St. Insgua, the 18th inst
The Ohio brings nothing new from Kingston. Our
respondent there writes that they had plentof rain and
he weather was cool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
FHE LECTURE SEASON.


~ EDWARDS LESTER, ESQ., AT THE INVITATION OF
Saturday evening" Feb 49, at eight o'clock in Stuyvesant
Institute on the elements which make up indepen-
dent working Tickets admitting gentleman and
LADY, 25 cents For sale at the st. Nicholas, Asor House,
and Ane rican hotels Stringer Townsends book store
under Barnums Museum; the Mechanics Institute No.
I Bowery; and at the Stuyvesant Institute.
THIRST LECTURE FREE-AT CLINTON HALI.-PoPU-
I lar lectures for ladies and gentlemen, on Anatomy
Physiology and the of preserving and restoring
health, by J. NJ WIETING, N. D., on Thursday Friday,
Saturday Monday Tuesday, and Wednesday, Feb H. 49,
TO- 81 e. and 28, at TX O'Clock, p NJ To be illustrated
with decidedly the largest collection of mankins skele
TONS models and of various kinds, paintings
&c. Of anything Of the kind in the United States. Ad
mssion-Frs lecture free the rest only l2 cents EACH
IIOPE CHAPEL IECTUREs-THE REV. DR. JOHN
II Proudft, of Rutgers College, lectures on Friday
evening, at O'Clock Subject" The popular element in
the history Of the early Christian Church" Tickets SO
cents two tickets admit gentleman and two ladies'.
NTISS BACON'S HISTORICAL LESSONS AT HOPE
1V1 Chapel.-Miss Bacon will give her fifth lesson
the origin Of the Greek Element In modern fs Hope
Chapel this morning ct o'clock Single tickets so cts
for the ten remaining lessons -.
CPIRrT RAPPINGs-THE MYSTERY UNvRIIED.-DR
Psychology having discovered the philosophy Of the
spirit manifestations has been invited to lecture at the
Metropolitan Hail. Friday evening, Feb Is. The Doc
tor not believe that departed spirits have any agency
in this matter nor that IL is humbug. he will show
that In accordance with the seundest principles Of
philosophy and settle the question Doors open at OK;
lecture TO commence 7h. Admission rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

RHODE ISLAND LIQUOR LAw.-The Newport
Nncs says:-The new liquor law passed the House
on Tuesday by majority of IL; II was sent up 10 the
Senate. We hope that 4 viii receive its deathblow
there for it is wicked and most grossly uncOnstitu.
tiQnal law.