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LECTURES ON THE NEGRO RAoK.-We UNDER
stand that Mr.. Grant, a scientific gentleman, who
recently exhibited the Drummond Light in this
ciy, is about 10 deliver series of lectures on the
etAnosraphy Of the Afncan race He will com
menoe with examination of the earliest hsto-
rical records of the human race in Africa, Egypt,
and Asia, and show that the African race is alto
eether separate and distinct from the Egyptian. In
illustrating this branch Of his subject, Mr.. Grant
will give great deal OF curious and novel intor-
nation, derived from an attentive and intelligent
examination Of the monumental and historical re-
cords Of Egypt. He will also, probably, show the
utter impossbliiy of the African and European
races living on terms OF social and political equa-
lty ia the same country. The lectures will be
delivered at the Society Library, and will be an
I.ounced IN due time.