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! SABBATH EVENING SERvIcEs.-Rcv. DR.. For
| sy,h oil Ncwburg will deliver lecture On the Jews
in Dr. McElroys church, corner OF Grand and Crosby
streets Rev Or. Tying and others will address the
Sabbath Schon Missionary Association in the Peartreet
Church Rev Dr.. Yates, Of Union College will give
the twelfth lecture in the to Tie Young, in the
North Dutch Church. William DR.. Cneever will
deliver lecture the Wadenses in the Marketstrcet
Church. Rev. Dr. Mason the Influence of Fictitious
Literature in Madson.srcet Presbyterian Church (cor-
ner OF Governeur. The Seventh Discourse to the
Young by Rev. Dr. Whehouse. in the P. Z. Free
Church in Vandewaterstreet. Rev. S L. Southland
breaches at the Church of the Ascension in aid Of
building Floating Church the North River. Rev
VIM Morris delivers his Second Sermon on the Duties
of Parents at the Church OF the Redemption in Sixth
street, Rev. DR.. Taylor, Rector of Grace Church.
breaches at Emmanuel Church. corner of Prince and
Thompson streets. Rev DR.. Anthon breaches the
Young in the Church of the Epiphany in Stantonst.
new Episcopal Church under the charge Of Rev. John
Greg commences it's services to morning at 0i
o'clock Preaching morning and evening atthe Lyce-
um 500 Broadway


C5@ Mr. BARRETT delivers his second discourse
on Swedenbore to oInorrow evening Mt the Society Ii
brsry


Cy- Bishop McCoskry will preach tomorrow
morning at loi O'Clock, in ST Bartholomew Church.
E3' DR.. WISToN will Lecture this evening at the
Society Library the Prevention and Cure OF Consamp
ton. This Lecture being free hope very many Of
those interested in Human Health and Disease but
pecialy those who have to apprehend consump-
ton either in their persons those of their rea-
tives will take care TO be present


ES@ The IRVING LYcEuN celebrated its Fifth
Anniversary lust evening at Nibos Saloona numerous
auditory being present The exercises of highly





Ing OF Overture Presidential Address, Chas c. Nevers
Cava,ina from Amle, Ats Henry F. Kent; March, from
Semeramde; Vics,udes, A. Cushman; Polka; Debate
Would an extension OF territory benefit the Union p
Affirmative P. E Walden; Negative, Joseph c. Ken,
Aria Lucrezia Borsa, a. Fallon Gipsey Waltz, T. D.
Walden; Salu,a la France; Cavatina from SoInnaul
bula Peter the Great Geo F. Brown Adasio from Del
Freschutz Vsled'cory, c. o. Richardson; March from
La File du Regiment. The young gentlemen acquitted
themselves highly upon the occasion and each appeared
disposed win the good will ofhis hearers There
many observations in the Address By Mr. Nevers, espe
ciay worthy of a more matured mind.


~ BALL OF THE IRISH EMlGRANr SOCIETY -
Among the festivities announced for the coming week
We notice the advertisement Of the Irish Emgrant So
cety announcing their second Annual Ball for Monday
night next al Niblo's. The time when such Socie
ties had great dinner year from which the cause
received little benefit, and those engaged in il gres
deal of pleasure Public opinion is fast changing on tht
subject and hope continue progress uni
such programme is offered as will suit the tastes O
all A, present find the poetry of motion the pre-
vsilng substitute. and this deem natural more
heathfGl ;han, and every way preferable 10, Publ,
Dinner All who purchase tickets, whether they do o
do enjoy the festivities OF the evening, Will have TIT
satisfaction of knowing that they assisting praise
worthy and moreover active charity Friends OF The
poor and the iriendless aid, in such manner
you will the of the Irish Emgrant Society for it il
noble and generous enterprise.


The AMATEUR EAMLET.-The young gentlemen
who drew such an immense audience 10 Palmos TIE
other evening to see them perform Hamlet have
nounccd their intention to repeat the entertainment
This time they price upon their tickets and offered
to give the proceeds TO the Association for the I'm
provement OF the Condition OF the Poor This otcr
however has been declined by that Society, in letter
from the Secretary The therefore, have con
ciuded 10 hand over The proceeds OF their perform
ance to The Mayor ee used in charity according to hi
Judgment.


ES~ The Sabbath School Missionary Association
of tae Central Presbyterian Church held its Annve.sa,
OF Thursday when interesting addresses were made BY
Rev. Drs Adams and Humphrey,


TIE COURT OF DgArs.-The pupils of the Dea

and Dumb Institution visited this painting yesterday
The scene intensely interesting. to watch the
play OF eye and feature snons these unfortunate but in
,egen; creatures the picture was explained them
and its deep aud holy meanings, sfier the other
opened upon their senses,


n Mr.. TEMPLEToN had good house las. night
the Tabernacle. and the proceeds OF his most praise
worthy donation the Poor viii be very considerable
We never heard this great artist in finer Voice. His
'Star-spangled Banner received with ,hunders Of
applause.


HrpsoS'srREE- RAlLRoAp.-The Committee OF
The Board Of Assistsn. Aldermen held another meeting
last evening w Oliver ESQ 10 the Chair and invited
remarks from persons in favor and opposed 10 the con-
semp!aied Road when number of gentlemen offered
their views There is 70 be another meeting after the
holidays.


B The beautiful new Marseilles packe, shin
Ayeos belonging to Boyd Hinckens line, is now lyns