New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28


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SHORT NOTICE. CHEAP for CASH
Plymouth Lectures---BrookIyn.
The Eighth Lecture in thi course viii delivered at The
Rev Nj B.eeher's church on TUESDAY EVENING Nov ss
HON. THOMAS CORwIN.
A New BectOre.
An Orehera oftbe Musicians connected with the
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
win perform ~ heretofore.
Door. open at q o'clock.
Single tickets u eent For sale by w. W. swsyDs, W. W.
Rose BrOOlyn and The Daily Times and Independent
Offices, New-YOrk.
Brooklyn Mercantile Library Lectures.
The Fiah Lecture Of the wiz be deliveredb by
The Hon JOHN p HALE,
Of New Hampsbire
On TUESDAY EVENING, Nov %, a,s O'CLOCK
Tickets rs cents each, sold a. the door
Mrs. Cora l.. v. Hatch
WIN deyeT asere 90 Of Df9STsei SpV1 or BrNAN LIFE
At Clinton Han Asto Newly ORR commencing WEDNEs
DAY Nov 90 90 At z N'sloes p M and hFEhi succeeding
q. The Preservation Of LIFE
Division i The oTs1 and s PsrpetIestoD Of the sPe'e'
10 s.VH "''N''
Division ID S. " Immortality" -
(6 The Freedom Of the VIII"
Tickets IS oents.
Lectures before Rutgers InstituteTae Fih Leg
.os in the cOTEs sy 1e EeY EvFSN X II s Novb
Rutgersst. Church Subject; Periodical Literature"
l'cAs' . 'sD'' '' ''' 0'0' H. NJ FIERCE, Principal
The First Anniversary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Of ST. Psus NJ T. Church tpo,tPoaed nom the zt
inst win be held IN the Church, Of 4hav and ILdst
on MONDAY EVENING Nov. %, at u o'clock Addresses
win be deysFed b Mss @ L. r. M ea and snSs, Of
Kindred Associations are cordially invited to attend
American Institute Farmers, Club-Meets at the
spbiee Seeding Fruit and Forest Trees" Ladies and
free 10 all II. MEIGs, Secretary.
val of the Saint Andrews Society the State Of New ok VIII
be celebrated on WEDNESDAY, the Doth November inst
The members will dine together the St Nichols Hotel at
O'Clock and they requested to assemble at O'Clock Tor the
Tbs following gentlemen elected Managers at the
PA''OEsiL OEsiLE%ANbaR N McKENzTR No 81 Murrsy-st
GEORGE george cRuI6ksHGNK, No, q Pine-.t.
ALLAN HAY, No. "a Broedst.
ROBERT B. CAMPBELL, No. HanOver-st-
neIsed " the Society or its associations and wish
ng 10 unite with countymen In celebrating the day can
P'0cl ne n'As'' 0 any u ROBERT DiNwlDDIE Secretary
The Ladies of the German Evangelical Reformed
Church win hold FAIR in support thst Mission
be sent to Miss KING in Asns s~sy stE SSIs Psa, eos
Division Marketste, 10 tne
BUsCBE No lO8 Riyington-st
WaII-st"-By special request, Mr.. DE cORDoVAwi
repeat his lecture on ~ ,r ,
at Clinton Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, Nov 2s at o'clock
Admission rs cents. Tickets at the door.
Carnnen Alloy! !The Csrtmen Of the City Of New-f SIk
and vicinity win assemble at bleecke bnldlng no
226 Bleecker-st, at q O'Clock MONDAY EVENING Nov
28 1889 to organize Csrmens Institute for mutual protection
BY order Of the Committee.
Prof Stones Lectures.-The Course Of Illustrative
Lectures Votaie Electricity Electro Magnetism oy fro
CIAS s. STONE, Clinton Hail. closed on Saturday even
ing last Before the audience retired DE- Mclean OF tne
Y Custom and offered few remarks expressive
of the high with which they had been received ana
resented following resolutions which being seconded py
prof Grant Brooklyn E. d. alter complimentary remarks
bv linn and others. were unanimously passed; -, =,
'Reaa,rS 4 That having attended Prof STONES Expen
mental Lectures Eleccy, and its Applications at Clinton
Hall we cordially express opinion that IN their nthodics
plan successful executions in their scientific as well as pop
uar character their beautiful Illustrations and brilliant e
perments with costly and elegant apparatus and especially IN
View of the Electrical exhibition gwen thus
ev,ng they Justly merit and viii receive when known
tended patronage, and wide celebrity
ResOlrod That Prof STONE be requested 70 repeat tue
course at his earliest convenience
AIbertiue Oil-DeodOrized.