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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-07-22

ongoncrous neglect And In thus neglectng TO
cultivate aud accomplish woman, man doprivcs
himself OF his most interesting companion, for
she was intended BY nature to fill that station
he robs society of It's brightest ornament, for she
is It's centre and It's bcing-the domestic circle of
its loveliest charm--lor she is its ruling angel
and religion of its warmest apprehension she
is the minister of charity and bencvoence.
Whilst man may be said to defend and protect,
woman fosters and nourishos-hcr influence,
though silent, is powerful and Octive--its purify
ing breath is felt in every station, whether proud
or humblc-in the private walks of life it is felt,
and in the proud as semblages of genius and OF
power, it is felt and acknowledged, and exhibits
there, in the character of the statesman, the
wise and important instructions of the child
with the elevation Of woman, society is elevated
with her degradation it is degraded.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-07-22
Mr.. FoasYTHE:

1t appears by a communication in the
Advocate Of the Gath ult., that Mr. Cor.
don decIiIes being candidate for the
State Sen,te at the next election. This is
a subject of vey general regret in my
opinion, when the State of our affairs is so
much deranged, and when the best talents
in The country should be called out with
a view to retrieve our misfortunes, 1t is
not very surprising when we recur to
what took place in Liberty, at what was
vaunti0gIy called "a Wing Convention"
in april last, that a gentleman possessing
the usual pride of an intelligent citizen,
should quit situation in disgust, when by
the action Of that convention, he was ra-
ther inpudently ruled off the track, and
the mime Of Mr.. Wall put up in his stead
for tie same place. This man Wall who
has fastened himself upon us for six or
sever sessions Of the LegisIature--and
who has never done the first act Of any
to the people since he has been
has by the management Of him
self, and few unauthorized individuals
about Liberty, been put forward as the
cand date Of the wing party, TO keep The
people from getting the services Of a gen.
Ileman that could evidently do more 10
relieve the people in the Legislature in the
course of one session, than this man Wall
could do in his life. What right had
hese two or three lawyers and few com
oned with them, to dictate to the people
who should be the candidate Of the wing
party for the senate? tell them plainly,
hat this kind of jocky club proceedn gs
wont go down well, fever they come out
or office, but will be kept in mind for their
benefit.
or n XIrT1TI,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-07-22

%NAN EXPLOITATION TO TIE Loco. PoCo 's.-My deal
deluded fellow creatures, how long will you
continue 10 group your ways in the dark shad
owsand valleys of loco focoism? How long will
you continue to blunder and stumble among the
hills and mountains of sin and ldolatryl Have
you not been warned by the voice of reason OF
the error of your ways, and We hearkened not
unto in Have you not had-tho lamp of truth
set before you, and We have shut your eyes against
its light? Have you not been entreated and con
iured to throw down your golden images and
dumb idols, and turn unto the righteous cause
"and yc would not2" Have you not had it offer
ed to you without money and without price,
and with craven hearts and stiff uppcr.lips, you
have continued to run after the spoils and shack
els of Office instead of laying up for yourselves
in the house Of conscience those inestima-
bic treasures Of peace and quiet which money
cannot purchase nor power command! fe un-
fortunate locos! if you persist in your wicked
and blinded course, what will become OF YOU
What will become of your dark and sinful souls
at the great day of final accounts2 There will
be no regulating there, but the JondS OF your
inequity will have to be settled up to the las
groat, and no mistake And how will you feel,
ye ehardencd regulators, when the swindled
ghosts of Mr.. Hope & CO., shall rise up in iudg-
ment against you, and shake them old Union
Bank Bonds your Wont there be "a rattlng
lmong the dry.bones, then? Wont your knees
mite together like Belshazzars, and we will call
lpon the rocks and mountains to hideyoul Yes,
ny coveys, and when Missssippi's murdered
onor shakes her CORY locks at you, wont you
hulk of among the goats without a word
our case is u bilious one, but you may yet be
lved if you will abandon your rascaiiy ways,
nd take, up the true whig faith and follow it
oncstly, you may yet stand some chance; but
you don't, you will be beaten at the next cleo
ion, and at the great day you will be weighed |
nd found wanting, and sent to the devil the
lhole posse Of you.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-07-22

The Governors Message has been received,
being the only news of any interest from the
Legislature 1t is very elaborate containing
thnty-fye pagos, and as far as we wora capa-
bic br Judging, from rough glance at ts/con.
tents, it is nothing more, nor less than yindi-
cation of his Excollency's from the charges,
which have been made against him and his Off
cial conduct And the Legislature seems in,
deed to have been convened lorno other purpose
than to strengthen the Democratic Convention,
and to secure Mr. Tucker a nomination to office.
He gives, it is true, in his Message, cause for
calling together that body, butt is merely osten
siblc-hs says, "m consequence Of defects in the
act creating the yicc-chauncory court and the
want of proper and adequate laws to ensure the
collection of the public revenue, and the SAT
keeping of the public funds" he has been ''re-
luctantly compelled" TO t;ke this step. The
first ofthese would undoubtedly hase been .e
province olthe next regular session of the Lcgs.
lature being merely defect in alaw creating
acourt, which could not have resulted in much, i'll
any injury to the State, in so short time as the
Intervention of this and tic period for the rcgu.
lar session. The sccondcould not certainly con.
lstltuto an emergency sufficient for running the
state to the immense expense Of an extra SEES
SON. when she is row bankrupt, and few
months more would Have saved her that expense.
1t IS shame, th0thigh public funetionaIics en-
trusted with the peoples confidence should thus
abuse their authority; but we could not expect
more OF those who could unbushingly pcrpetratc
such an outrage upon the character and standing u
of their State, as the constituted authorities ofs
Mississippi have been guilty of, in repudiating
debt Tor the payment Of which her faith was sol.
EMMY pledged Oh! infamy, where is thy dis. a
grace h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20
DIED

On Thursday r1or ing, JAN 49, in the I'D year of his
able merchant OF I city
His friends ana Appropriateness respectfully invited 10
attend bis nHs raj from his late residence, No III Cham
oers rect this afternoon tSrdsy at O'Clock precisely
jan TO- Ca one Matilda, daughter OF }. T. s. Sarah s.
Davenport. aged years and months
The Re- John Thompson Professor OF Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy in Wabash College, lnd departed thi,
life 90 ne 81 inst He was ,xceen. man.
Al Brooklyn. jan 10, Capt. William S,oddard, formerly
and for many years old and respectable ship
th's port.
Jan Is, wm Henry Helms, in hi, IS year.
AT Schohare, C. H., Thursday, JAM H. Mr.. Peter c.
Bouck aged about 10.
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VOALL WHOM TIN ~ CONCERN.

n Health treasure which cannot be bought; bn: Ia
many how easily its destruction aha loss be pre-
yeaed! How frequently does slight cold, apparently Of
commencement, when neglected.. tefuSe that dresG
toe TO tie human Consumption which yearly syseps
many thousands from secety VIII yen rot be varied
Is there tie induce you preserve your heai tie
greatest blessing you hayes What bes compared
tsheah' RTfec, and be pesuade carefully 10 preserve
this bea h Experience proves and Thousands attest that
wiltont exec pIon james D. Nowips
PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIYEkWORT -
the mos; pleasant sa and speedy remedy Of
fered 10. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Influenza, Splitting Of
Blood asd all affections Of the Lungs Trading consup.
fac iates expYctoration oteraes iafariatoy action
promotes the healthy nnco of The skin and issigorstes
these constitutions impaired by proizcscd backing coughs
It's price, two sngs per bottle places within the reach
OF the poor we'll the rich IL may be had OF OIL
COLT, mcKESsoN T. co, General Agents for the Uait-
ed States B Maiden LaEe and retail BY ali The respect.
able Druggists in the eity and country. ssffG
d27 Imss. I67 Ro,per, AZ "
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Henkrunrn-.Iau. 10.

Samuel r. Adams, Merchant, New-YorA.
Henry Lane, Merchant, New-iork.
Ropert Il. Boyd, Gate Of ths firm CT T. Aubon l. Co.
Merchant New-York.
Joan Pennia,an Artist, Eew-York.
William MAYOR, d echanic. NewYork
Levtreti E. Rice, New York.
sseIah Hier, Machnist, New-fork.
Edward N. Rogers, late Merchant, New-fork.
Gilbert Bovine, Brooklyn.
Marinus w. Warne, Cedar Cooper, New.York.
Lewis Hunter, New.York.
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w ATCHES lower than ever.---In con-
w sequence OF the reduction OF duties by the late
tariff the subscriber selling bis stock OF Gold and Silver
of and splendid patterns, aud Jewery al retail al
considerable reduction former prices, being much
lower than they be bought for any olbsr place IN
The city. Gold Watches rs low AZ $40 10 SIS eactt--
Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought All watches
warranted to keep good time or the money returned
Watches and Clocks repaired in the best MANNER and
ranied at much less than the rsual prices
g. C. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jewellery,
OfTis Wholesale andr eaii. Wslt.st. STARK,
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Samuel alias Solomon Carpenter, arrested and lodg-
ed IN prison for stealing cab harness from Joseph Brnen,
I65 PrtDces
James Wilmer arrested ard committed n default OF
$500 ball. or threatening take life OF Francis Rcke,
leo RiviDgions.
CoRoSEg's OFFIcE.-Jusiice Stevens held an
inquest day on the bodies OF male and female nfani,
twins which were found barely covered with earth the
top Of grave the Catholic Cemetery, corner OF Elev-
enth stree; and First Avesue. verdic,-StlIborn.
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Court Calendar.

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos 60, Sc, 81, 80, 81, SO,
IS, A, 7, %, 81, SO, H. II, SO, "a, IS, 90, 10,
SO, 40, 80, sc, 79.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 40, Al, ~, 43, A, Is,
AZ, AZ, 40, 20, 81, SO, II.
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MARRIED

On Tuesday evening, Jan. II the NJ E. Church, Bel.
ford.st, by the Rev Griden James P. Magee TO Ms,
Louisa Bruen, all OF this city.
On Tuesday evening, Jan. IL Henry C. Wayne Is Lien,
FIRST Regiment T. SArtiery. IL Mary Louisa daughter
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SHERIFFrS OFFICE, UREA, December %, 'lsi2
II The subscriber having been appointed SasriT OF
ocla County, and having catered on The duties OF his Of
Fee requests all letters and papers on Official business 70 be
addressed 10 him At Dtu T. S PAXTON,
dg Sheriff Of Oneida County.
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ANAL LINE FOR Albany

and The Intermediate Places, or as "a. a.
ms ln peTtn!t-Tte UTICA is celebrated for her
strength, which enables her to encounter with great
which seriously obruc!s The river after this ne.
riod-The Steamboat UTICA iesvez The ocgof Cour1iard
street FRIDAY AFTERNOON, January 2a,l a, 5
O'Clock
For passage or freight, apply on board, o. 10 p C..
SCHULTZ, at The Office Oh the wharf. jiS
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NCONOMY IN DRESs.-Extensiyes

'00INVN NV FEN SS'1If'V
assortment of Rch fashionable and elegant goods for
winter wear wM T. JENNINGS, No. 80 Broadway
American HOTEL offers for the inspection of the public, an
extensive OF seasonable goods comprising Bea.
and Med Cloths, for Surtouts, Sacks, Frocls, &c
The Sack oyercoas, $50 much in sogue0 afforded
fourteen dollars, and trimmed in first STYLE will be eun
worthy the attention Of the economist,
Cassimeycs great variety styles for Panaloons
From those who have found any difficulty In getting suited
in this article, lrialis solicited.
Rich Bocade silk and satin estings centre new styles)
for balls, par,s SC Mernos Velve9, plain sss, Satns
and Cassueres all OF which will be made up TO order un-
der the superintendent Of eee cutters as can t
found in the ceuny prices 70 salt the umes Toe ready
money d. stf
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BY raIs Moay1NC,s SOUTHERN NAIL

From our Philadelphia Correspondent
PHIL ADELpiaA, January 70.
Arrived-Rrg Bovine, Bradley, Is ds TN No, Jan 10
Spoke bark Bosouian. I'm NY for No.
Bark Madeline, Shankland, fin Tdnedsd dc Cnoa-
Cleared-Ssrk Coesa, Moore, Mobile.
Sehr Highlander, Tomih, s. ugGstIne' va
Beiow-I bark supposed the navarro, I'm Pefnaaooeo'
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go CLOTHING STORE-A well as.

E serted stock Of Ciotsiag together with the fixtures
aud good will OF old esahshEeDt will be sold for CATH
exchanged for house and to The present proprietor
being about TO retire. favorable opportunity Is here at
good both ofreguar and ansien, cus;omery address
% Clothing, - Tribune ot5ce. il8ips
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- 5PcGcc- announces gentlemen TIA, his arrange
nenis are nov completed Tor supplying according 10 pre-
sious lrGsiaroE 4 FINE Fua HAT 4, price tS:s lS)
which shat! rensy j; enphatcay the eSpsss a. well !,
iowe priced Gardeners Fur nas eves on sale In this
c. prepared in the Style which charac.erzss
our sce article. and Ike thai article IS offered a. pr1ce al
which cecac De continued without unusually rapid
sale. Tae undersigned wils al confidence a-us he
TO- the gentleman asd eccconis; The most desirable Fur
Haiy YET offered. tcaD SPENCER, rs Broadway.
" A Protractea Gzecsiag IS now in progress IN
The Sienis 6aplst Chatct, lSs ssst, Sh avenue.
Sefyr may BE- expected Every Evening, causpcipg AZ
1ocock Framing by Elder " aiseR. from Moriah Es-
SIX County, X. Y.
~ Grand Entsrrain,aer. of veal md
Iustrnxucntal fiasic -Tne Marshall Tutst Aosli.
nescs society WI give assand sntsrairen, OF Vsca and
Instrumental Music, az Coscer; Hail. No. IcS Broadway oa
tay evening, jan "a. For particulars see Sun and TIT.
oune o! Wednesday and ThGtsaay aexi-
STEPHEN COLLINS, Jr
W. X. HAWLEY,
30 p ComGrttee OF Arrangements.
~ Military ueetinS.-rhe Commissioned On.
GERS OF every Cratic IL The Infantry OF the City ard Coun
OF e1cep, those to tae uniformed corps
Market, Ibis (Fdayl evening, Jaa 80 r, oelocs
tie pa.Pose OF aGopusg series o amendments TO The
Aiaa Law relative 20 this Chy, 10 be presented the Lee
glslslIre through the Military Convention about 10 acn
bic al Albany The 25th inst L..
ZIG God Board md ps.s-aal Rooms can be ob,,ines
No. &S ':hfsr---' mis- u
II Hcads of Eair.-A c. BARRY Ar,ts, in Hair
from LondolThe real Heads Of Hair sill stand pTe-cm
nent above all others Their peculiarly gh,, goSaser
and Senanng character ner being aped exactly the
natural a grows ,her elasticity and their superior ma
ieraI and workmanship we'll their style finish ard
arrangement ali combine form such perfect heads hair
thai they must be 10 be fully appreciated
system OF The OF Y max ns Taught in FIVE les
sons See specimen OF Bsrrys Wigs and Scaps which
up stars. Jig In
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MEMORANDA.

Loss or THE BRIG CAsAgoo.-The brig Cara5oo, Capt
Date, No. from Mansania bound w, with cargo OF
tobacco honey palm Leaf &c, was wrecked at Green hsy
6td lest par OF The cargo was saved ana Carried
10 Mzianzas The Captain was dangerously SICK. Inc
cargo consigned TO Carts OF ibis city
The brig Isaac Mead, Study which was taken INTO hey
West, after being ashore on the Washerwonans rert Lad
500 tons OF wise boart Her cargo was dsehgns al
zsl accounts
The bug Chickassw Kcntrck sailed from Baltimore ios
Boston on urday morning last end day wiha fair
the Ut per hour ran ashore acoct
miles below The BadKn. The mate returned 10 Baltimore
assistance thinks she will nave 10 be lighted before see
BE COZ od-upoR which norma ion the steam to"SoAl
Relief, Capt Sanne., was Immediately despatched
baltimore Exchange Heading hoom 6ocA-
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AUCTION SALES.
josiah Richards, accssaeer.
PY BANGS, RICHARDS S. PLATT
- Sscre iss Broadway.
Lbetalcasa advances MADE On cs-sgrsn;s FOR auction
FRIDAY EVENING.
a. 81 O'Clock al TIE .Aucsiso Rno-,.


a., 81 O'Clock al TIE Aacdsa Rooc,.
SAicAsI.r fEIsAfs LissAsr-EElosscsag standard aad
scarce works.
aaong The collection /, Aiica's works s<l eae En-
homer, II vols Jose> British Theacs IL vols, Ssasths
iits'oSy oil Seweiotk, vSs Ss Seasaays werss 3yoi-
Sso 1rphic works OF uogar;h. by Cooke; Pixies Expc-
"en 70 tsoSAy Moorssnss Franklin Hssoy ~ fennsyi-
sSnas WORKS, YES; bachanaas ResscrrheS
IN Asa; aavss CasseEssl History IS vsi>; Cekes Voy
ages vols. svo; Rowyys SerraoD vos; slaiis,s Ssr-
mons Sslihs Meath ei NasEs vols, Drydens works.
yols SarFrs Scrriacs mis-, stcns> vols,
SStsnlihs erts dad A5iaa,ed Nature Mllnstks Piiny
so,>; Pouden's inland vols Sc;en,ie library, vols
Lite al Brown, vols, Delaaays works y,ls Guth ie,S
Cicero, vols; Pervss works; Letters s Iunjns by
Heron vols; Spectator 10 vols; AliscBs History of Eu-
rope 10 vols; RaLcif,s History g Holand Embassy 10
China Parks Travels ia AiIics; Woods NiS,ey OF Lepg
Ilaad; Teruan,> ToGr through Scotland; The Brr 8
vols Gays Debates vols; Purcers History Of se-di-
pard aud lssbeisa S vols; Soairss works, 81 vols.
Also Rostscks ai>toy et the World, vols; Camrbefs
Life OF Pearch; Lesrard Body OF Phios ply. folio very
rars; SANKEY'S History OF Philosophy, oio Sesard His
tory OF England. ioho; WORDSWORTH WORKS, ros; ute
cncss Geoosy Massachusetts, vols opdrI0; Sorrows
Gipes OF Spain; PGrshs Flora 81 coiored plates spen
GETS Poesical Woris, 5 scis: The 3irpr.
Aisa s1scrserscopy OF Dr. Rees Cycopetta, 4! vols
Qcarto.
THIRTY SEVENTH SEw.lox TRADE SALs-To CON-
.nenre March s. 1888 Ths regular Trace Sale will
be commenced The Al TUESDAY OF March re1, N &c"
cesdance with the regulations OF the Trade II viii be
conducted he,eotor under hesc Teggatonsi and 90
der the direction OF the Conn;ttre OF the Trace.
Invoices OF Books. Stationery, Paper Stereotype Plates,
&c., respectfully solicited Thcyssoud be furnished oy
The first OF February next whsn the Catalogue will be put
press
The usual cash advances will made on receipt OF goods
when required and The sales will be guaranteed and casd
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ARRIVED.

Bark Nahant OF Boston, 10 ds I'm NO, rndze TO master
Brig Alyana, PAINE OF Belfast, DIS Ina Charleston, cotton
10 master.
master.
Br. Moon Hayes DIS I'm Charleston, cotton 70 Durham
Dnion.
Br brig Bnvina Jameson, 10 DIS a Barbados, in bal
last 10 j & Laurie.
Br brig Lady Harvey Mcdonald IT Is I'm ST Johns, NF
salmon 6 l. Laurel.
Big Boston, Hamilton, ds I'm Boston, mdze TO master
Schr Potomac, Dpscaa, ds tn Georgetown, Sc, rice 70
ser Repeater Francis, DIS I'm Wilmington, NC, naval
stores h ) Powell,
Schr Althrria COMEDIANS Tuckelburg, DIS I'm Whining
ton, NC. with naval stores. ,
Scnr Elias Caldwell, Lake. I'm Egg Harbor, With cot.
ton from the wreck OF the brig Perry.
schr Alabama casey Nswpern, NC, with naval stores
Schr Neuvita,, Francis I'M Wilmington, NC, with naval
stores.
Schr Sanl a Appleton, Eldridge, Bosom, with INDIE.
II No vessels below. Wind w.
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4 NlEnlCAN MUsEUN-Marble build

IA ing, opposite ST PauIs Church p. L. RARNUa,
Mauagerrhe ;errfcaiy splendid Confsgrat.on OF Mos
cow as exhibited by The MaeiEel Last week OF Tom
Thumb Magnificent exhibition Animated Tnolseux, as
shown TO amring thousands Europe under The tile OF
;hodcns Grand Theatre of Arts.
H. g. Sherman, the Ballad SingerT u. Booth, The nm
riyaled Comic Sinser-La Petite Celeste, the admired
danseuse-Mss Hood, the Vocalist, &c.
On Wednesday and Saturday OF this week Day Per.
tormauce will take place in the afternoon commencing at
II O'Clock. The Evening Performance at O'CLOCK.
Price OF Admission, IS censChildrsn under 10 Years
haEprice. JIG
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TG God Board md pt-s,aas Rooms can be obtaine,
M SIS t.hSsIr--' Is
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SALT-at Boston yesterday sale OF leeo SACKS Liver.
pool fne A.hlons, was made at 81 IS 20 per snek-
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EUAhN 4 fiCA NE. hNU VLl NIX 10
Il CIRCUS, conducted by Rufus WEIGH. Boxes 80,
PIT IS gallery lSi Doors open bali past 8. Per
torrance a, O'clock precisely. Thursday
Ev ming, Jan. 49, the performances viii commence wiki
Grand and imposing yalcpte and Pageant, entitled The
Children OF The sun Succeeded by the ma ~, bold aud
daring Hiram Frank!n. The beautiful equestrian nc; by
Mrs Howard. entitled La Syphd. To eoncsnee with The
Grand Pageant, the OF Fra, conis Cirque
0lympque entitled the Fete ot Fo, Tchep LIS Birth
~,
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Atmarket so Beet CsE, UJ sOIe, Iz0O Steep, anu Gu
Swine. 80 Beef Cattle unsod
Pg,cEs-BEEF Caffeine quote TO correspond with
last week. A extra at 81 50. First quality s. 90 i
2 second qoa!y s. . 50 80; third Quality s. $ %
saEgp-Lots were sold at 81 30. Wetbets from 80
to 375.
swIsE-At retail from 81 10 ne.
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" Sylyuuia Assecietion.-The Office OF tbs
subscription 10 lis steek and The
OF inorrnaron is al the Evening Post Buildings Room No
up siars and open day INN uili O'clock d. .
D Persons wishing purchnse the new cheap Paeea.
tons oil the day, will ind them all the publication Once
of the Tribune, No. $50 Nasaueet opposite Inc Cny
Hall
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al bring you nosegay of called flowers,
.wiih uo,bing OF my own but

"The 81, ing tina: ties them together."-LGfo nta'ne.
NJ 7Er. Mooney has the honor 10 announce that nc
will deliver his Tenth Lecture on The History, Laws zoe
try Religion, Music aud Antiquities OF Ireland at me Co
Ger, Hall ies Broadway, Friday evening next istead
of Tuesday owing 10 unavoidable circumstance Jahur
AIRY ~ The principal subjects the English Invasion Oh
Ireland; Conquest OF England by the Normshs dHo
AS very many persons unable TO get admance 70
The nom on the occasion of the last lecture, compressed
sketch OF the life OF the great B-en Borcmhe will he
peated when the fac sne drawing o. Brrns har
from the original in Trinity College, DubH. VIII De AGAIN
exhibited. and lis history gwen; upon when oeca,or tie
Braven will be sung by of tie frs, private vocaists IN
The United States Cushlamachree," and The valley
Law smiling before me- by Mr. Cartwright Norah tne
nr,ae of Kildare" aod the Scotch song McGregof 5
S,,berin- BY Dir. Hacket;; Flow thou shining river
az a duet nv MesSrS. Cartwright and HacketL
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20

II DedicatioE.-Thc House erected in Tweuty-sev-
en between the Second and Third Avenues or me
Methodist Episcopal Church. VIII be dedicated TO the ser.
vice of Almighty Co., on Friday Afternoon, Jaa % al =
O'clock
The members and friends asc.ouaiey invited TO al
tend Rev. Dr. OLIN President of The Wesleyan Univer'
sity is expected preach hs DedeaioT Sermon 70 De
ol!owed by Rev. JoHS DsMpsrER il the evening. is3 ST.