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CHICAGO. May T., 1857.
Ed1tou Pres, d Tribune:
A request for nors precise Information on
eert4u puinta adrerte1 to in my letter, appear.
ed in your paper Of yesterday. a.u sorry
had not time IN solve these anx'ous doubts t1n-
medineiy; WILL on permit me 70 do SO nowS
1.,. do not style myaelf Professor-your
correspondent does me too much bo,or.
Cd The direction (you made me fav "e[eva-
toni Of Sa,s, not lis shadow, was advised to
be marked en- the smallest board. then stat
ID that the time Of coincidence Of the suns
ahadnw with tllis mark would be the instant OF
sutar noon. This il true. 4 man who is astron-
otuer ough to l,e Able to compute eclipses and
occultations il not probably Igoorant Of the
fact that the planet would cast DO shadow.
Sd. The shudow Of the greater 1uminaEy (tbe
sual could mt bxve been visible. lie being
beIo. the horizon at the time stated. Your
oorrespo dent erra in supposlug Mars to be u
luminaty.
4th. did not propose the boards as an eff
ciept substitute Tor his - 6rst class sextaut;"
wrote tor the information Of that numerous
class who .ei'her possess such au instrument
nor kuoE how to use one.
5:h. / did not give a '' method of constructing
meridian line. }" but directions for finding Ger
tain points 10 tue place Of the meridian. die
however say, and truly. that M opportunit,
WAS afforded to construct such line, OF 10 Eer
ify one already laid down. +. COLBERT.
NEw CLo7a1So Horss.-In another cotumr
will BE- found the advertisement Of a new LAX
strsst Clothing House, that Of Msssrs. Smith 1
Trind e, who hare just opened an extenslv
and beautiful stock Of merchant tailoring good
at No. l2l Lake street. For long course c
years the house of Charles Smith & Co., Q
Northampton. waA known and Of enviable fam
throughout Western Massachusetts, as havin
no euperiors in their line. Their re establish
snent ofthemsslves in Chicago will be to repre-
duca their former SUCCESS here. to which en-
the admirable and extensive assortment
Cloths and Ready Made Clothing. aud the skill
ful workmen they hare secured, will at the on
act prove guarantee. We commend Il
bonsa aud its Inducements to orr roaders.
They have come to Chicago 1t a favorab
time for opening their trade, and have sclect'
Il location SURPASSED bv none in the CITY.
, 1860-05-14
11ONNY 10 T.GAN On F.As.M:
IN WITHIN

CHANCE FOR \ DRUGGIST =
Onr Of The !a.s' Orig o1e- IN ttr ct; fr:i,st !
far Whnr-ae atl Ivtat Tad caH TT Ola Ea Il IL;
I. nj, II sl-td. to ttt wie{ III. st1:H Ii: (
rold -rtat reIGe Gust AIDES. Fast II: soi
No. $50. nssltA-s'
, 1860-05-14

TaE MuT1cA1 Uxlox.-The Musical Union
give their grand musical entertainment to-mor.
row evening, 1t Metropolitan Hail.
, 1860-05-14

RxxovA1--Msssrs. L. T. P.att l. Co. hare
removed from their former stand on State
strsst 10 No. IS Randolph street, and rrs III
readiness for. any orders in the Fruit, Oyster,
Fish and Game line. This hint as to their we'll
supplied atore Will prove bf use: to our house.
keepers during Convention Eeek.: ..,
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1860.
HINTS AT AMERICAN WHIMS,
HINTS FOR HOME USE.
By Frederic w. Sawyer.
CONTENTS.

lNIb Al AmERlCAN WHlMS,
SsF,;s;$s sSs$i$Ts" Y Tsss",ss SS1'
HOW TO MAKE MrLLIoNAIREs.
wHIM AGAINST DANCING.
FhS FRSfa1Ies IHTE sSfFHrs sfEs sPHHhs' P1af.
CANoNICAL AMUsEHENTs.
sTkATs 81 Nan oS FoaTSAh III sSAr AND WATER
PARKS AND PR0MENADEs.
Jury M M TRIALS A. AND TRIALS 0FTHE JURY.
JoNATHAN on THAa1 ON THE ROAD TO eEsr1LrrY.
HkTs 81 MEESaxNT
pW01FIETHs py OF If ! Sn EDuCATGD. ID |. ;.rTG
PnBIic PPnGBIntp bRivPs I'VE sHAoiioE'
SKIPPER slkKER:
EaSNfRs. EaSsISRE 6UfTuRE-
Mr., BLOT SoRED BY BULLS.
EiKIs 81 STHiNgEET TaS 5Ag MAKERS
J9NATHAE,s REvERENCE FOR THE FAST.
1poaNMHST OF r THE SANCTUARY.
ES3s SE IhE Ma6k ART sT q 3E
f6ckEkss ff6ckEksss WfeAE Ss AFT'
BEST TIMPERANCE AGENT.
Mr. BfoT's ACCOUNT CURRENT.
TO THE SOUTH-GREETING.
A MODEL INSTITUTION.
FAMILY HOLIDAYS
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HINTS ABOUT TDwELLIN0-H0UsEs.
AN ALIBI.
TINE.
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WHAT OF THE NIGHT
IEIsTRE HOURS AND PUBLIC LIBRARIES.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Il THE HUDsON's BAY zUR COMPANY,
No. So Broadway,
Having received BY special act OF Parliament an extensso
of their charter 70. limited time, give hereby
PUBLIC NOTICE .H
that they VIII selltheir entire stock Of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's FURs
Al Retail a. AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE, for Cash ony.
AZ their Warehouse, No 50 Broadway, viii bs sePt eesn
positively only for 90 days oascr Ladies' snd oenuenen Se
respoctfully requested 70 call a. esly - possiSe.
o'''' N Mark KING. Dirssssr.
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ID E n E NIB E R!
MRS. HoLMEs's GREAT NEW STORY.
JESSIE GRAHAM,
10 xow BRING PrBLIsakr
IN THE NEw-YoRK SUN.

ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS. ~
u CHRISTMAS, 1889
GRAND TRE8LE NUMBER,
BEAUTIFULLY coL0Rs
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS Of Dec "a, now
expected per steamship Arabia! WIN be extraordinary number
Three Splendid Colored
FINE ART ENGRAVINGS, -
esbred Pictures In the Royal Academy E1biSon, London
IA CHRISTMAS PRESENT. By William puf:ld. p .ss Inc
orsin. ,,. Picture IL the hnest oee rooe ever
painted By s.sd ss I5is asi1 % The u.,rsted
nsnion favorite Fruit fieee puphsneo " AAo
london News Christmas, 1859 -. -, .>,unr Nh,
q BLACKbIRD AND THRUSH IN Covert, by neIi nII
on Weir This h companion Picture TO the Chnstas hoon
by The ,sme artist published with last Christmas lustrssed
q sHEPHERD's CHRISTMAS. By Z. Duncan.
Also, Large Sheet Of 70 Columns Of
CHRISTMAS TALES AND AMUbEaENTe,
with the following Beautiful Enersyings: -
Chrisimss basque before Charles The oyshop Of Chms
the second go py rAh. , o.l
Acting Chersdes SnIistmss On .he occsno' suooa
Christmss II the House Christmas Eve The wood
Cbri.,mas in the Saxon Time. ~, man cS9s S99t,ase:
The Cottage Door at Christmas. The Angela ser-nsde
The Last ght MistIstoe. Going to the Chrstmss rsy'
-..-.-.-
A LARGE SHEET AND HALF OF CHRISTMAS NEWS
Fully Illustrated with
FORTY SPLENDID ENGhAV1N0S.
The whole to consist Of the Paper and Three Supplement-
sled London News both In design and szecu0n sYsf pap
sssd -s--f
Friss Of the Yous ssA... s..h esby s.sa .
copies Of this Splendid Number orders should re
sysn dissely - 'he 'oygi5 sR hRsS RoSERs a'r
No ~ NssssusG, cor. Liberty N. Y.
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ID E NJ E NJ B E r
MRS HOLINESS GREAT NEW STORY,
JESSIE GRAHAM,
Il VOW sKrse PUBLIsHED
IN THE NEw-YoRK sun.

yNIILLIS's ALBUM With the new volume % OF
w aTHE MUSICAL WORLD" for 1860 Will comnshsse ,ne
under The general title Of WlLLlS'S ABBY h
ssrss Of Poems written and set to music by w' sne
sngs are mosy own except an arrangement OF hb
s1e ss lie has collected during long course Of ,1s
10 only pTiyste ADd social purposes. THE MgoSan
WORID. pubsLed every saturday The r
sa Of carrier Canad. subscribers yoo gI he
nsvment of American postage, Oce No S1s broaaNsy
royn.y OF Whitest, New-York
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U,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JAN. 7.

V,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JAN. Z.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following;
ILEADiNG ARTICLES: The Struggle Of 1850; Ths
Republican Positions A Testimony to be Heededi
,aSs, ns III. 90 k.n.aety s ii Eas. Estsa Paragraph;
H..REvIEw OF THE WEEK Giving in condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and , most @ Important
and the United States.
m..cITIzENs OF KENTgcKY ExpELLEp For
ENTERTAINING NGFREE-STATES
~. SENATOR sEwARD's WELCOME BONE.
v.CoRREsPONDENCE BETWEEN MEssRs
BRANCH AND CHOW.
I..CORREsPoNDENcE: Continued from The Tribune
Of Dec. %.
vn.AN FRESHMAN scoURoED, AND TARRED
AND FEA1HERED.
VIII "A PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF COOKERY, Pre-
pal:e psifs Tor 1A' !" l. iH'''' '' AH'"''A house
Ix..CANADA.
..TBIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS - FIRST SESSION;
Proceedings in the Senate and House Of Representa-
from ws.hinson III b.psche. IT to SHs The n T.
Tribune.
XiI..EUROPE.
II..MEXICO
xIv..THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
XIV. INTERESTING TO FARMERS; The Cornell Herd.
XVI. FACTS FOR FARMERS.
XVII THE RESULT OF AN ARREST OF A NORTH
ERN NAN: Painful Case Correspondence Of
XVIII. THE SWIMMING SCHOOL FOR WOMEN AT
PARIS.
XIX. HEALTH AND DISEASE.
xx..STATIsTICs OF THE CATTLE MARKET FOR
1859; 3s.000 900 Pounds Of Beef Consumed In One
Year-Uver sl2, 900 600 for Beef
XXI..PERsONAL
XII.POLlTICAL.
XIII. Il..MIsCELLANEOUS
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XIV. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports of the
Stock, Money, Cotton, Grain, and Cattle Markets,
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r OST-On Saturday, Dec. 81. I'm going from No.
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which eonted ofs $50 bill s0in sold and go 10 ays
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THE INDEPENDENT, FOR THIS WEEK.
A SERMON
By the REV. HENRY WARD BEEoHEa.
ANCIENT PAoANIsM AND MODERN SLAVE
HOLDING CHRISTIANITY
By the Rev DR.. GEO. B. CHEEvER.
An article BY
MRS. HARRIET BEEoHER STOWE.
WASHINGTON AND FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS.
EDITORIALS.
PRINCIPLES, PLANS AND PROSPECTS.
MAN AND GOLD.
ETERNAL PUNISHMENT
DELrvEnANcE THROUGH MARTYRDoN
MIscELLANEoUs. az
THANKSGIVING DAY AT BERLIN.
!. ENGLAND AND HER PosIroN-ITALY AND THE
DEsPoTs
THE LAST EXECUTION IN VIRGINIA
THINGS IN MISSOURI.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE FOREIGN AND DO
MESTIC.
GENERAL NEWS.
FAMILY READING:
THE SPIDER AND THE sIEvA
new Poem, BY WIIIIAx oLAyD Borns-
THE LEGEND OF THE DRAGON.
MERRY CHRISTMAS, fs
How Il was spent In Plymouth suudsysehool
APoem. entitled LAMENT FOR EDGAR A. POE.
DYING POOR AND DYING RICH.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Also correct list Of the business firms and changes Of
psrtnersbips which occurred on the LIST inst
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Gperial Notices.

Tenth Ward Republican Association.-A regular
enthly meeting viii be neld sheiT No 2T4 0randst
en- FRIDAY EVENING JAM a. o'clock Punctual attend
saee is requested. BENJAMIN r. SHAFFER, PTesidsnt
wnlAn kEILocx, SECRETARIES.
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Publish THIS DAY;

s T. L F. II T. L P.
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS OF CHARACTER AND
CONDUCT.
By SAnuxL SMILES,
Author Of The Life Of George Stephenson
: 2mo., Muslin. rs centa
From The London Saturday Review.1
Mr. Smiles the biographer Of George Sephenson has writ
book called Sef Help in which he has wonder
fnl number stories showing how get the world Toe
literary merit Of the work great and few authors hsvs
sueee,sfay sumounted the difficulty Of weaving into
nectsd and pleasant narrative long string Of anecdotes 9th
requisites Of successndusty and argene Of siare spty
illustrated BY Mr. Smiles whose prOusOu Of biographical
dotes inexhauaible"
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Az the Annual Meeting Of the BOARD OF TRUSTEES
If the NEW-YORK FIRE DEPAHTMENT, held on THURS,
Say evening Dec IS lss the following O'er' were elected
VIC HENRY A. BURR President.
R.sdepee No 80 7th-sL, OF Cid and Frankfortfth
0TORGE y. NESBITT, Secretary,
Corner Of Pine and PesTsts.
DONATIONS.
Jons, n Philips No. IS PikesbP, or no 36I sth'st
la Y Watkins No. 10 CsthsEinest, OF No ~ henryTI
zonhsr Nills No Front-st, or No D1 Msdisonst -.
Samuel b. Thompson No. "a Beekmsnst, or No. z4S est
1etk-st. - -. ,.,-v.y.,o.A -.
~ Oekershansen, Nc. a Rose st. or No lSI Henry-st
Eaee NO. Depeysterst, or Tod-st near Sdsv'
- pkLEeaTEs TO TIE REPRESENTATIVES,
Lena. PhiIlius Zophar Mills
COMMITTEE scHooIe.
" wstlin, William Williams,
Robert Mc0iDnis.
AND PEHALTTHs
J. n. PHILIPPE, o. .. THOMSON
COMMITTEE PIHkNcR.
zophs1 Mills, "a. r. ocAef'H'1''''
OonnIrTKK YUBI
n rhnnson VIM. Williams,
Robert Nc0innis.
xxxc,.t COMMITTEE SOLICIT DONATIONS
Zophar Mills, n r,,scn - "'
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for the 6oli6aus.

GOODS for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d
N ROBBINS Noa % and % veseyst sp ssas Asys 70
received large Of fne French BAGS PUkSt4
PORTEMONNAIS FANCY BOXES, HEAD PUS, HAL
NETS COIFFURES other Goods sutsbls for he Heae
trade which they offer very low prices for eaahs Ss us
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PARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. ~.
PUN FOR TBE HOLIDAYS.
FUN FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
EuN KOl The HOLIDAYS.

Msenifcsnt Oriental Romance, 80
MAGNIFICENT Oriental Ron snce,
Nsgai6cent Oriental Romance,
THE FORTY THIEVES. -
THE FORTY THfnvE8l
FRIDAY, Jan. 8, 1880,
AyTEnNooN,ss '''' ' EyEHIse = J s,sssel.
rkssoSs zSrksEoSs, Is and Es kyEEsisc 4 s ssss:s.
Previous 70 which the Comedy Of
CHARLES THE SECOND.
The Link Of the shseks cut IA two By Cook and CsDp The
pair ofvins Ksnsvoos; the living sess Family Aosn
sspents, and the y Baby Anseoadss, the Wa ModeI q
Osawstomie Brown DC, &c-all 10 be secn.
Admsssnss 1s costs; Children sadsr u. sss<s, fxassv
10 seDts sxtra
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A RCHITECTS g. MECHANICS JOURNAL,
"A published weekly % per year contains illustrations ana
ali s current infonson about everything connected with
BUILDING and the MECHANICAL ARTS. Every Architsst
Builder Carpenter and Mashipis should have IT, Publisher
A. HARTH1LL 12S Futon-st., Nsw-York
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Friday, anne .SIsut of he
In zsh st. shsy sermon WI ee S tb
ShI5sOs .s sty q sAMEf COOKE Rector Of S. B.
tSoiorSsss Church in this city. eer''ce 70 00H''''
seioek. - "a.
-InS re1oDerance RaIy.-A celebrated and able isoy
.eSp.rsnce lscuIeI and other eloquent @ on and
e. :s'Ss csas S, md ss: s:s and bGys :. pm
-s.. American Institute Polytechnic Assoeistios q
NEE, a. the 1Sins % SUBJECT The Frsnfnte Iron win be fur
SssSH si'' attend ASTSP sEssT sESs iT;s. sseIsy
--;oI Mkt win be the usual Epiphany service
and esscSn for M MG1 s IN On nY FRRpAY SnPls1
fSs sermon Be preached by the Re-. y R ooocs "sS''
Pref amb's Lectures about unyeI'H al fts ~ ts
win begin MKT MONDAY, Jan at ~ o'clock p m IN '"0
Coop.T institute Room No 2a
HeIper,s ImpeDding CrisisEye7y hs5d o. ac hGey ~!
shoplo caesss Ia viii ssntOpad to any sdaress On
ssssips 81 CLOTH and 81 cents f'r Pvgss Ps %ooD
..,sofB Lockwood, chsthamsqusre Post Office, n y.
eprembre,s Patent NenFreszIng and :. DIsrsn NSns
RSsperaing ,aS ,ss and
Correct repatriation. Meters hed 70 ooe & ones 6led
soia per t'O e MTrRoPoLITAs GAs METER AND b9asn s
ESST1.cIr,EIse COHPAHI, Office, No 9SZ pi0Sa"''' N
tTietors ---c-DIsts
sou Sos,s o. siaoNs FALAlN MsnusctaTsa = Som. mU
Country Merchants DeIofe JV'
buy dozen Of sIMON's PALhIN. FOR ssle AZ SI
0@atraI Park skate Emporlum.-s1nss1,.% M. an sns
Txnps1 RKATL5! for Ladies ana Gentle net oij ~
nexs Fnrlsh German American, Oxford Goo 1s pss
esotoh Toe Rocker, Hail oeEer PhisG,ns CSub
eSs, Double Runner, Patent he'si''0i'' N'' iD'-
shsss~ coNoyER 4 WALKER, No. 2ss Broadway
SKINNY sTI ks, SKATE BAGS, sTkAfs, e--- etc. sc
sImo1S,s PaImin, PalniIn, PaImIn,
P1LMIN PALMl4, PALMlN.
PALMIN PALMlN PALMlN
pALMiN PALMIN, PALMih
sIMONs,s PALMIN promotes the go~'n :" '"' "' 80
.ssss asedrae and isn paEts beautiful gloss.
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IN GEORGE CHRTSTY's MrNsTRELS.
THIS EVENING. and EvEaY EVENING during The vcsh..
Pirst appearance ofths JUVENILE CRYH0N PERF01H-
ERs The Fayorits Of Ola ssnta Csus who win pfsna
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
Of tbs highly amusing Ccmsdy written expressly for and
plsytd onIy BY GEO CHRlSrq called
MRS DAYS EEW-YEAR CALLS Ft)R 1850.
GEO CHRIsTT In his original character u PETHB DAY,
Master EUGENE hts ordnai character Of LUCINDA DAY.
Other characters by the Company.
in the course Of the piece will be presented Nov Scsn
painted expressly for The occssion representing bcsufd
View Of Pond In the Central Psrh and the est sks4
match between Adolphas Hhfyer and Augustus rrnnasn
which Peter win take part
Doors open - 81, OF eoock fSckess eta
Afternoon perforuaaces discontinued until fnrthx nctscd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

MAT0Rs UERICB, NEW Iohk JHn. = low
Puhlie Notice-Tbe public notified that all measures
nv fhr Council requiag the approval OF the
E~ro win be published in exensO In four Of leading daily
before being acted upon BY me- TO the ene
IN peJ.ons who opposed have opportunity TO De
heard Objections must be made IN writing until ohewss d
ssespt In extraordinary requiring immediate action
NovaraDt for money viii be oountesgned unless sccom'
nsa by the oecessay and examination the
oath to the transaction upon which
based provided in tue judgment Of the are
sapposing oouon hsud unfair dealing In winch the Cor
porosion Il Ekey TO be sufferer .
5hs NayOr soes complaints wefounded and snbstan'
.t.d asans tbe subordinate Of the Corporation finding
h Ites.on 81 Of tie Charter authority 70 Examine ~" An
cha ss sznnst them for neglect violation OF duty
HE occupied Police Court IN the oase
nent o ths City Han viii be- soon a prAccsole directly
Psscs,op Suresn Persons integrity win to
n ehssre qualified give all necessy iniormston in
al languages Due notice Of the end
de ef cOnaacsns this Office wi be given % soea " the ar
hn,s the public bnsss in the Mayors
49, xl be from 10 O'Clock m Esl e,cloek m, untn
sShey visa ordered fLSANaNDO WNNDb Aey"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

The Rev. HENRY NJ SCUDOER, NJ D., D. D., win deliver
Ais Course OF Five Lectures India 10 NevYoTk
AT THE COPPER INSTITUTE,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, Jan 8
AND Al THE PLYMOUTH CHURCH, BROOKLfH,
Conrpencfng TUESDAY EVENING, jan 10.
On sternsie eveaangs-M0NDAY and WEDNESDAY, in
Nsw-yo1k; TUESDAY and THURSDAY, In srocAlyn.
l. EVBJRcf-The Races Of India-TheiT LsnEuagss-Cur-
Cpstons-F Fakirs--lndian Hermits-Hndoo
wit and Hindoo Women.
II SpByKcf-Physca Pecnaties and Beauties Of the Coan-
by-The LsteTAture Of lndis-The Athletes and
JSeRlers Of Hindostsn
IN SUByBcr-The Brshmnic Priesthood-Case-Deseh
Of visit to Temple covering than ten
acres Of pound-Mode Of Worship
w. SpByFcr-The Ancient Hindoos and the Modern Atben
ans Hindoo Pantheism and Boston rrAnscen-
dentalsm-A Dessert of Hindoo Proverbs.
v. euByKcf-CIitical Periods in the History Of the Bhh
Empire In indis-Some account Of earlier Mutt.
nes and hassscres Great Rebelion-lts
Nature and Oceasion--The Atrocities; how far
exaggerated f-Hernic Deeas-Destiuy Of India
The Lectures combine Instruction with Entertainment.
which sttended the former and the
amidst violent ransto the closing evening the
hSzse ovehowns Il may be feared that
V be sold than be accommodated The agent deems
state that all who obtain Course tickets th have
seatf.
Tickets for the Course eL For Gentleman and Lady,
81 90 Exs Ladies 90 cents Teschers and Students, 80
cents. Single evening ticAets, 30 ceuts
sale ell the Bookstores In NewYork and Brooklyn, and
q as door evenings Of Lectures Doors at Ii to COM
nneDee at o'eloek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06

WINTER GARDEN.
w TONIGHT,
and EVERY Nr0HT,
win be presented the great snsl drama THE
picture Of Southern Scenery Southern bems and sohsru