New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-01
Rpeial Notifies.
Inst Returned from Europe.

One Of the members Of firm having made The tour
Europe and visited al the principal PRINTING HOUSES TYPE
FouSDGREs LrBoG and MASuFAcruRiNG STATIONERY
Esr.sLHNtNIs and svaed himself Of the opportunities thus
srdei him 20 fau himself vita many and important
FEATURES with the above branches Of business we SHALL
be prepared IL few introduce them In bese evea
departments for the advantage Of our numerous patrons Inc
favor extended House by European mas enabled
"A. 70 whit establishments Of magnitude and business Importance
second 10 world where the hres WORK IL vi Coos
...cut.d and Of geographical excellence attained
Ia fine Job Book and WoodC Printing that the printers on
t, side the Atlantic have thus for failed to eqa but we are
pleased that; with our present requirements we 'h,i
hereafter be prepared TO meet This dehcency ana esy Tue
most exquisite Artistic taste
W. this Opportunity 10 scsrowedge the especial kindnes
ed TO our House hearted brethren abroad
AID dives pleasure be able 10 correct the views oil some
with whom acquainted whose limited opportunities
Afforded them only the privilege Of visiting thoe dirty amy
places, where clumsy with clumsy presses do very clumsy
woi and she!e Unfortunately everybody admitted, and
az con..oueuce disorder AID confusion sknsy apparent
There have temporarily similarly union-
nate IN their ssocsons have gsugcd the standing and
character Of cur own country and the business capacity of
people from such extremely Indifferent stand points
We will few weeks be enabled to exhibit our establish
neut 10 the public improvements rapidly progressing
10 etion when shall present array of Presses and
for every conceivable description Of Print
ins uneqused BY any Printing House in the world
In announcing gmen take pleasure In returning
house feel Obliged in this connection that the new
feature, obtained from observations abroad which
ntroducns will merit their renewed attention IL Is our desire
that Tue PRINTING House or THE UNITED STATES" shall
meet requirements Of the business public In every particular
and think arrangement when perfected, will this
much defired end.
We invite orders al sections Of the country for PRINTING
BLANK Books SrsToSEkY LITHoGEAPHY ENVELOPES, &c,
which will executed promptly and reasonably IN the best
style, ard Of the best material
GEORGE F. NEsBITT Co..
GENERAL JOB PRINTERS,
BLrY Book MANUFACTURERS,
sTATIoSERs WHOLESALE aud RETAIL,
LrrHoGsArHrc PRINTERS and EsGRAvESs,
CARD MASUF.crUREas
COPPERPLATE ESGRavERs and PAINTERS
ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS,
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Nos ls7 Iss and III Pesrlst aud 70 Pine,t NewYort
Sixteenth Ward Republican A.sociation:-TAs
a ks s1 sn MoNpAY e EvESNG Oct s5a ooci
ISAAC DAYTON esq., wi" DAVIS SG6' r. e. j j1ass President
H i Z s, C. RAnNf' }secr,,arie.
Lectures on Geology.
Dr. BOYNTON RESPECTFULLY announces that be will give
EIGHT ILLUSTRATED LECTURES ON GEOLOGY,
Commencing MONDAY EvEsiSa, Oct
Second ard Third Lectures on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS, Oct and T. To be followed per future
lice.
l. MECHANICAL ASTRONOMY in which will be lla,
tr.t.o by experiments in Natural History which
formation om motion and situation OF the heavenly
2 IGNEOUs CONDITION of the interior Of the Earth
Of Volcanoes Earthquakes and the elevation OF Cont
'fl'i coMPosIroN AND POSITION Of Rock, Gold Depo.
i FIRST yen oRE .af ANIMAL LIFE Classification of
rocks by fossil remains found in them .
S COAL BEDS-iow the Coal was produced with proofs
thu, al Goals Graphite and the Diamond OF vegetable
6 The PERIOD or REPTILEs-orzsnic remains Of my
rsds existed the earth and in the millions
Of wears before the creation 81 man.
T. WARM FLOODED ANIMALS Difference between the
brflr " an wss created Mss,sdon and Mammoth
g. THE PRESENT ORDER OF ANIMALS, with man and
Age Of the earth Agreement Of the Biblical and Ueoo
gics Chop cey The Harmony OF Geology with the Mosac
account Of Creation. ~
Escn Of the lectures will be illustrated by the exhibition Of
LARGE AND SPLENDID PAINTINGS
which 5000 feet q canvas aud were executed
est Of 400 They represent Volcanoes California
Scenes Coral I.sncs Coal Vegetation Reptiles and Monsters q
the Deep Animals Of pre- Adsm world, the warm
bloc animals and the Human Race being al
OF Animal Creat The fines. OF thesc paintings
were executed By Russell Smith Of Pnusdelphis-
universally admitted that view OF hese fantnSs aoLe
lsworth more than the price Of the whole course
Tickets 20 the course s Pupils Of schools 80 cents Single
sdnn IS For sale the Book and Ausic Stores, and
the door
Doom sts.i 20 commepcea.7!.
Corpora14o NoIice.-Ibe Committee on Railroads Of the
BoNd n wil az Room No g. City Hall, on
SATURDAY Oct 1852 a. O'Clock, " determine on
the OF the NesYok aud W''ehes,.r County Rail