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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15


The motley crowd that gathered in the anti
room, before the dinner, Of the medley
character that remember to have SEEN 1t In.
cluded oil kinds of celebrated characters from the
rel poney," VIM II. Seward the young mems candi.
date for Governor, TO Capt Thomas Boxer, the com
mander of the Herald news Boat, Boxer" Webb
and Noah, and Brooks, and Texian officers and Cana.
dian patriots, and old British tories and young Irish
radicals all mixed up together. Clay men, and
Webster meR, and Harrison men, were all on the oui
ri,s All fighting shy.
There's Webb says Noah he's come here to spy
the nakedness of the land He hates that any thing
should be DONE unless he plays first fiddle New he's
tagging after Seward-he wants to monopolize all the
introductions"
There's BENEFITS Reporter said Brooks, turning
pale" that fellow will be the death Of mer
Noah accidentally came in contact with Brooks-"ah
you REBEL says the Jew what do you think Of Cana
da now lyou sing another soag Your rascals on Ma
w Island have made bad settlement"
Brooks."A much better settlement, than.you tried to
make upon Grand Island"
The Major looked black
Major" Hush let that flee stick by the wall, as
Bennett would say-but, devil take it, we must mind
our ps and qs that fellow Bennett will score US to-
morrow"
There's room Tor II, said bystander.
They sat down to dinner-Msjor Noah, Col Webb,
and Bombadier Brooks in juxta position on one side I;
Capt. jerks Smith, Major Allen Of Tampico and Major
Norton Of Texas on the other.
Webb.-Ah, Smith, is that you-got the govt nv
boy It's pretty sharp, but look for the Herald
morrow-that stings sharper than the govt.
Smith-(looking all the colors Of the rainbow On
the Herald emily want chance catch them. get
into notice by abusing BENEFITS it's the only way keep
mp my circulation. The fellow has created such an in
in the community that every member Of is
cerned know every thing about him, and they take
my paper . wha, say Of him but il he doesn't
me, it will be 90.
In the middle Of Stewards speech, Clay gentleman
shouted, "D-n the speech-give us a toast-a senti.
ment."
"Hurrsh there, my hearties," says Tom Boxer, eye.
ing immense oyster pie; ,hrow your graphing irons
into that PIE and board il and let's what there is
slowed away between decks"
Here, you ssft head" sung out sailor to negro
waiter bring us some soft tack"
Tom Boxer seeing the gentlemen making free with
Sandy welchs wine sung out. with his eye on Brooks
and Noah Look here, my hearties, let's square the
wards and clear the decks overhaul the leg book and
Ray the reckoning Let's all pay for our wine as we
have it,"
This made Noah move, and he cleared out, without
saying good night Webb or any one.
These are but few Of the funny features that
seen on every hand.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK COM
MERCIAL LINE PACKETS.
Ill III III t
REGULAR COMMUNICATION


III Remtancrs and drafts with ire
from Great Britain and Ireland-ROCHES COMMERCIAL
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate their friends
and the public cneray that they
rangements with them for the bringing Of their families
and friends by the early spring hiptbe first will
running from Liverpool the LIST February 1885,
and will continue regularly
aordiug emigrans the desirable eligible
they have.
The detention of vessels Liverpool engaged trade
having heretofore been great and complaint
the subscribers DESTROYS OF removing
ing vessel every week from Liverpool the perna
establishment OF such uations in their sailing
will give entre satisfaction TO shippers and further
arcemen for them TO give preference their all
transient vessels guarantee they shall invariably
sail on the appointed day, full a fu take freight
when opposed to transient vessel such will
the support and preference shippers this Line
The steamers employed for the convenience their
gers 10 Liverpool Of the first class-runnng eulary
every day from the different Of Ireland Scotland
convenience Of Importance to those residing the
ports.
IN relation rcmttance their drafts and post
Royal Bank Of Ireland are paid al sight free OF discount
towr answering the Bank notes,
convenience only by this establishment
Their dras, well passage orders be by
the regular packets sailing 9Th 6th and oath of
zach month in the Those residing country can
address by letters, (post padl which will be puncuay
tended to- Further particulars he on aprca
ton al 81 South street, New York.
deO5m~ ROCHE BROTHERS Co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15
- CITY HOTEL TO LET on LEASE

-OTIT 10
E That long established well known Hotel situated
Utica, on 0enessee =, the cass and ceatem-
plated depot OF the railroads. The building
stories high 80 feet In front by rs feet in depth
~ Independent Of garnet and kitchen feor 10
large parors. Also, barns coach The
furniture Will be disposed Of to the lessee reasonable TERMS
required Possession gwen on the 9Th Of Feb.
For sale exchange for Improved city property beau
fol farm the banks OF the Hudson highly improved
tanning l2e Apply No. IS Marks Place
ana III O'Clock, A. 81. lq.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15
PUEBLO sALE..Tse subscriber iii Offer 70.

- PUBLIC SALE-The subscriber will offer foe
e sale al public yendus Wednesday 18th Jan inst. AT
ko'slock. P. NJ. all his real estate In the growing and
hourishng village OF Tsytc~n mostly stusted In Washing
ton St consisting Of house and lot east de Of said street
house 40 by 80 fee, 2ores kitchen and weodhouse Is
by 5 feet all frs order and seariy excellent
well pump premises There Commanding view
ofhe Hudonfros the which bat e rods
seasboat landing The lot by is2 feet which sa
siderable number efu trees Of choice selection; full
bearing consisting peach, apricot pear and plumb trees
&C. besides some Isabella and common grape viscS
Also lot in the OF said lot, fro stng john by
100 feet
lot on the side OF Washington 100 feet 'front.'
and i5f feet deep.
There place is this village compare with ths in
point Of beauty location Ii well calculated large
gentee family, boarding hosse, or boarding school.
The subscriber bcrg determined 10 dispose of this property
either In parcels together s suit purchasers might be
the advantage OF those wishing location the
and examine the premises themselves previous o
sale, when every Information will We given Within
the last four churches have been and
number Of dwelling houses in this village which goes
the aourishirg condition Of the place.
JOHN A. LEE.
r. 1.-THE above dsv should prove unfavorsble
be poned until the first fair day after, the
The premises when conditions Of sale (which will be syor
abs) will be made kaows. JOHN A. LEE
Tarrytewn, Jan. 2, 1879. jl2St.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

CAHD-MR BERNARDUs LEDEB0ER takes the
~ pleasure inform his friends and the public In general
he Apotheosrys Store No a Chambers
two doors from Chatham where he VIII be happy to wait
DAY and night upon those who honor him with their
ensge He has studied In Europe, and for the last sixteen
months he employed In the wei known establishment OF
Mr. J. hhhau, where he trusts he has given entire salts
faction.
Medicines the best quality will be used by him. and phyd
clans prescriptions will be with care and depstch and
lowess terrus pcssble. ns3As
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE--Containng
500 Of first rate land, about miles frem Batavia
s,eressee y, New York-*o clear, with good rn
hause two barns and other buildings consid
cred inferior IN the For further parcu call
on o. ID. n. % Nassau st.
n The above viii be IN separate pace, say 100 o. 80
acres. n desired. j9.lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

n 1900 esses, dc.ca each, halt gallon jars
DO do do
soc do 2 do do quart do. pot Up 10
''pe''' - ca g. y WELLS, is4 water St
eItss. pert door TO Hcivs Vote
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15
- FIRST RATE SITUATION FOR BB

u orange, sear Chatham streets the first story has
been altered into store with handsome granite 'front.'
the basement altered for Refectory, and Is well
oran extensive grocery and quor the whole
answer rs respectable hotel or ward house.
Also to Lstseveral houses and Apyy ar
No 81 John street -
wANTED-An industrious of good character to as
sst In doing the upper work of family suitable good
man viii had .rmanet situation Also lad attend an
ece and make hself generally useful Fer further par
cuars apply No. 81 John 81 In the mornng before 10
clock. tia.ius
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

AxA HOTEL TO LET-ro let, the southerp Ho-
X tel, OF l55 and Isl Broadway. Apply - wash
&-A.ipptun 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15


- offered 10 the citizens sf New York the nsw essa-
b,ishment Of HOWELL CO., is Chaihsn street,
upon the following terms The price OF all their STA hats in
eudisg short saps, will be three dollars. AN their iur bats,
long and short consisting Of nutris snd pam CASTOR WIN
he four dollars the Subscribers have tsLea the utmost pains
these hats with the greatest elegance OF style and
blshrd from which thew devste In sddos.
umbrellas and splendid assortment o. canes, consisting %
yearly forty different kinds and patterns gether with vse
Of fancy brushes us received by the Poland,
which they enabled TO sell onehd less than the usual
prices. - HOWELL co.
o245m ls Chatham, spposAe Roosevelt 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

HALF PRICE MUsICy-New ard fashionable
II Music piano forte and auw per page
Also cbldrem colored books Kind
cheap NRs KIN Book store, l4i Fuhon slreet
M0RRTsONs HfGEIAN PIILS-Packss from q cents
10 81 Also Powefs Bassm Of Anaseed or coughs short-
breath asthma, nc Also, booset and wsers
Also ndeoie ink for marking linen wthou preparation.
for al A. above.
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Then back he came the way he gaed,
..Iwat right soon and suddenly
lie gave command amang his men,
And sent them back, and babe them flee.

And sent them back and babe them Zee.
Unless the Navy Islanders can censunmate ssch
result they stand clear chance Of undergoing
Jennie Armstrong; fate TO which a border wag
makes this alIusion.
The cords both great and long
Ihat hanged Johnie Armstrong
VI good hemp, soft and sound.
Whoever hanged in this cord,
Needs never To be drowned.
Ii MIR. Van Rensselaer, finds "that the current of
TINS heady fight" sets against him. the most glorious
hing ne can do would be to embark in his boats, get
mo the suction of the cataract and go over the Falls
shouting Ca Ira" and "Vive la Rcpubhque," like
me crew Of the French eighty gun ship the first of
June, 1884, when their vessel was sinking. BY this
means he would immortallze himself and gain name
IN story; besides resculng his cause from the impu-
taton ofbcng paltry one and giving the lie 10 the
proverb, that "those who are born to be hanged
but the adage is somewhat musty, and we will not
repeat it.
IN the course of our morning reading las Lord
Mansfield used to say, we hit upon the following
fhymlng quatraln, which would salt admirably as
motto for Colonel McNab and his MUSTER
Regibus ct egbus Scotch constantes,
vos eypeisg e gladis pro potriis pugnantss
vesra est ictorla, vesr EST Ell gloria,
In cantu ct historic perpes est memoria
The only discrepancy Is in the word regibus, Ito
kings) as Queen now occupies the throne-bat on
reflection, the word applicable to female wearer
OF the crown, and the reader Of modern history will
remember the of the gallant
mobiles of Hungary, when Maria Theresa, of Austria,
called upon them for assistance against Bavaria and
the confederates in the hour of her darkest need
"Moramur pro nestro rege Maria Theresa"
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= cSe- r. RAIL ROAD LINE EOR nos.

Scrzss.SkzxII1 ToN-From Baaery Place, N. Il. al o.
- clock-To and from Newport and Prov.
dense on Monday, Wednesday and Friday-To and frsu
sonason on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Freight received on board until s r. NJ
Raj Road Cars will be in readiness Providence SION.
ngton for passengers the arrival Of the the
Boston asd New York Transportation Co.
theresa
The RHODE ISLAND leaves his afternoon (2sh for
Providence, and the NARRAGANSETT 26h for ston-
ingtoB.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

Maiden Lane, few doors below Of Broad
your eft going down.
For sale, large assortment o. eli kinis Of CIoaks ssto
nishng low prices, t92~*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15
FARM FOR SALE

E tanning about 20 acres land with wood lot % acres
near by situated III miles from village OF Ithaca h
Tompkm county Said farm under good cnlvation with
good buildings thereon, AID thriving OF choice fruit
VIII be sold bargain. Part pure money NAV re
jl3 81 Mr. WOODWARD 3s John a.
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uPMEDlCAL CARD.ID
EbOGEOR i OMNSON

MAY be consulted confidently at his office, lA3
1tA Custom House street, near Dauphne street,
the treatmSnt of csrtan class of delicate Diseases.
From DIR. Johnson's extensive opportunity in SON
of the most celebrated Hospitals Europe, exclusive
ly devoted TO the OF Venerc' and SNphilitic
complaints. and also from residence of five years in
New York, during which time DR.. Johnson confined his
practice solely to the treatment of those diseases, with
the unprecedented succeas: he is enabled to
move any of the following complaints in from to 90
days without njuring the constitution by mercurye
any other seleterions medicine. Ghonorifea. Glet,
Structure Saminal Weakness, Affections II tf1Blnd
der, Kidneys Prostate Gland, aud any of those numer
train Of affections, which generally follow neg. I,
ed mal;treated Of Veneria Scroluous sores,
liberated legs, and worms, removed by simple meth.
cd of treatment without restriction in diet Interrupt
ton from business.
Persons residing in the country, and who feel deli
cate in consulting their family physician, BY sending
statement of their by letter post paid with fees
enclosed have Dr. lohnson's advice for their own
treatment with medicine, necessary be used orwar
ded.
Separate Offices provided where patients can never
come in contact with each other.
Attendance from morning until night at ld3 Custom
House street.
DEMONSTRATIONS strictly confidential in all eases.
dec IL
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hecan, merded by the Medical Fncurv.
pFCTLER'S Efervescent Magnetism Approximation
. dyspepsia IN digestion, nervous debility, gidi-
l..ss, headache, aciay OF the ssaacl, habiIuu
,~eness, diseases govt grave nc. AMI much
valued as gentle, cooling purgative.
This desirable preparation has received the patrn
of many eminent members of tue professions, aud
from discerning public many respectable and unssi.
cited Testimonials nfts efficacy medicine have been
elected. Win all the pleasing qualities Of glass oil
soda water, It possesses the active medicinal properties
Of the approved salons purgaIives il Is pleasant
/, the palate, and grateful til stomach.
IMPORTANT CAUTION-rhe increasing repua-
ton and great demand for Butle iervescent Magne-
sian Aperien has been an indacemeut for others of
fer an imitation Of this valuable medicine Purchasers
are psrcla,y warned Of this fact. that they NAV be
on their guard, aud nor procure an Impure article.
The pnhlic respectfully infor ell that the subscr
hers are constantly shnpIed with the original and ge
aaille preparations For snle who esa!e renil
SiCkLES N co. Agents.
nils 4 40 Canal street, N q.
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w Entry X LEE g co, No Magazine street, are
III row receiving from ships Nashville Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals tram he

VNEMltY X LEE g co, No Magazine street, are
III receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals tram he
;:tern citiea large and new seles,ed assortment
Hats, Boots, shoes and Brogans,
consisting OF gentlesns fine calf and Morocco boots
do % quality; do bud, and stout pegged boots
various qnates mems fine calf seal and Morocc
slipper, mems fine calf and kipped Pegged shoes and
rogans; do boots; do stout kip and pegged shoes
I'd broans gentlemens best quality calf sewed shoes,
h,Ogans and Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
,cke shoes and brogans do calf, seal and Meroccn.
,dan shoes and slippers, do calf buff wings
lew article; do fine calf, seh and morocco quarter
lots; boys, misses and chdren's pegged and sewed
b, ogans and shoes Of every quality and Kind.
Also general assortment of mems stout wax and
r'su lrogans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
esro bxs, quality, russell brosans, nailed in the
Tanks, made expressly for plantation use; good as
rmen Of mems fine and stout kip russell brogans,
Nv article, and arge quantity Of an inferior quality
r. sset and wax brogans.
Ladies' fine calf, SEAL and grain wells, and
pump sole shoes; do fine French Murocco and kid run
md slippers; 10 roam shoes, with aud without heels;
,ia kinds and qualities; do lasting hrogns; 10 gailer-
and ioxe, bo0tees. Misses lasting spring shoes amt
gans Childen's eolored Morocco aud lasting bro
- ls and boots, &C.
,icntle.eas fine fashionable blck silk hats do black
IN 'iral beaver do of superior quality; do imitation
Y, ram do; bread and brim mems fine drab and
VII TX Russia short nalpcd hats, article. Youths
" ms and bcy's black and drab wool hats OF various
shpes, with general assortment OF boys and mems
Q al caps.
Tins assortment will be replenshed by the arrival of
eA packetstrom the named Cities all Of which
WILDE sold en- accommodating terms aug 1T
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HARPER'S CLASSICAL LIRRARY

HARPER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
4 GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis, d ID, with
Il an appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS of varions
odes, Sc. by Ben Jonson, Cewley, Mit.n, Drydon
Pope Addison, Swift Chaterton, G Wakefield, porsen
day-and VI ai
PHEDRUS, with the appendix of Gudius ,sns.
ted by Christopher Smart in vols forming voulaes ia
and ~ Of "Harpers Classical Library
The Expedition of HUMPHREY CLINKER. nv
Smollett M d, with memoir of the Author, by Thorn
Us Roscoe, Esq, new edition, with illustrations, BY &c
Cruikshank
THE ilpSYja Tale, by the author of "Rich el,sp
Mary ofp urgundy," Sc, law edition. vols Iompls,
n one.
PAUL ,LIFFORD;by tbs au,lor q, "pslha,
The Diet rad" &c, being volume Nv of thv new al
NOT "E, aeFs Complies gsrks. Just received
sale - VIM McKEAN
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noLBEAR,s scisnce of penmanship received an

nOLBEAR'S Scence Of Penmanship received, and
~ Tor sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. 8 Chares street, New Orleans, 1883 Roadway
New York, Dauphiue ST., Mobile.
1t particularly Designed TOR private learners, aud
schools, and is calculated for persons of all ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen invited to call and examine
the system ior themselves.
Lessons given at such houses as may suit the
convenience OF all, and To classes formed in any purt
ol the city.
Ladies who prefer itcan receive lessons at their ow re
sidencas.
Persons paying for ), of lessons are desired
o attend until they writs,, well as they wish.
MI Dol. BEAR IL BROTHtR
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BENZ. LEVY.
SPAIN REVISITED, &c. &c

STAIN REVISITED, &c. &c
- in SPAIN in 2 vols.
Traits Of Indian character, generally applicable to-
the Aborignies of North America, by g Turner, ESQ
9 vols.
The Political Grammar, of the United States, or AZ
complete view the theory and practice Of the geaera
and state governments, with the relations batw can them
eicated and adapted to the young of the United
States, by E Mansfield, Esq.
htmrods Huatsag Tours inlerspersed with character
isc anecdotes sayings and dongs Of sporting men, ia
cladng notices Of tho principal crack riders Of England
with analytical contents md general index Of names,
volumes.
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MONTAEuE,S

BALM FOR THE TEETH
TIME established reputation and constantly ncrea s;ua
demand for this etfe. tual remedy Of pain and pre-
sentative of the teeth, has induced the subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been made TO supply agents in all the principal elite
and towns in the United States so to place it ithi
the reach OF those suffering and likely suffer this mos
harussing of all aches, Tooth-uclle.
When applied according to directions given
bottle, it has never failed 10 afford immediate and
manent relief. II also arrests the decay IN defectiv
teeth, and relieves that which so frequent,
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy are simPle, Innocent an not unpleasant; and
the large number of persons in different sections Of til
and sauary effects from the Of the Balm are ready
to bear (ior the public good their testimony its I'M
rivalled qualities. 1t is IN Indian remedy obtained
singuary and unexpectedly, and he regarded BY
the civilized world as tlls most valuable discovery
reman Of the woods.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mr. s Cor Common and TchapitOulax ara
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HARROWGATE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, Alabama,
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEA MS

N>HE proprietor Of this establishment has the plea
Il sure of announcing To his friends and the public
IN general that he will be in readiness by the first day of
May tn receive vsiters. He will also state for the be-
neht OF those at distance that there have been large
improvements made and others now going on and in
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
subscr Der to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, and at the same time much BETTER
Familie can be accommodated it'll good rooms or
those who prefer have large cabins detached from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary tie say anything in Particu
lar of the character OF these waters for il is generally
believed that they inferior in the South
ern States. All the amusements that generally
found at Watering Places, will he nund at this. The
been engaged, and will be in consrnt attendance the
Springs during the whole season.
7 he subscriber will avail himself Of this opportunity
in returning his untegned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last and hopes by the exar-
lions that have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations. TO merit liberal patronage the
present season. JNO CRAM.
u3
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N&TARD'S Vegetable HAIR Oil, Tor the restoration
w and growth Of Hair, giving health and beauty and
reventiug bainess.
BEFORE this Hair Oil was offered 70 the public, il had
eep tried in hundreds Of cases Of badness tiness and
rlne of Of the hair, aud in every instance S sanary
effects have hen realised II has failed to produce
a new and beautiful growth Of hair on heads e,iy
this MI will nv sno r,,ner il healthy, and produce
r,l id anil beautiful growth Of hair without the last
MUIR ls tie hsad THIS oil GIVES agreeable fra
srare and l. preferable other H1ir Hil FIR per
tiniilg, curling aA1 Guessing the hair. The h II
net bes0 ,s DIV st,fs ysirg i For sale al
iA nssi 4 I" isei.
LIS i D'LANGE.
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NO MERCURY NOR cOPAIYA o,-

A BOl'T six months ago had The misfortune To &c,
~ secret disease, Tor which have applied 10 sese-
raj doctors Tor cure, aud thew did not now
the above date put myself under tile care Of Doctor
liuet, and expect him Since that time
the disease got worse, IL break in large ulcers
to the number Of six or egh, leg, ana all over
ny taco, and t,rnat and abe to work at he
present time account Of the disease; large nicer
The ri.hr side Of the throat. | am nov putting SO
confidently under the care vi DR.. Huet, Of Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
fea Ia ly