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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-01
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mir bier nahfci9enb ben 9Berth eer Banfncs
ten Der uerideoeHen Banfcu cicfes StaatS,
9Htr gecenfen bic eiffe fir cine 3eit!ana ipSs
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flno entpsoer falfd,e cher Uerdneerte TctfH
bon perfd,iebsnsn' Ssneununsen, i'm unllauf.
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DO Der 0ereini9ten StaateH, "
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

doing. It's offered IS and IS Old 2a7 Sc and IS
with sles of 100 bbs Prime Small sales CITY Mess Bee
So 5:; Prime J7: y lot loo bbs CITY brought 81 IS
County 81 aud So Small sale new Lard II 6: cents
We notice sale of 100 btls cents City held a7: g.
with sales kegs at Il. Buerran-es from s; 10 II cts
not very large stock. The demand is prey good Cheese
is I: 8 with sales.
HGDESWe notice sales o. 1850 Buenos Avrs ~ lbs, AZ
l2 cents, mos oroDger
OlL.-Nothns CT mpoft-nce ,loiuS In Whale or STern
Linsced inquired r AID 2co0 gallons American was
sold at7tc Wenotce sales Florence OH a, IS
WHM sBONE-Fag;sr sales Of ECO lbs have b-eu made
at5o Cts cash
HEMPi sale Of tons clean Russia has ben made at
sG5. mos.
FRIT-The sales Of Bunch Rlus reach abou, 5000 bss
AZ 81 g. Halves arr sold al s. &c O. quarters 60 ceus
W. also notice sales 30 bags Madeira Nuts At 81 cents 10 10
tiosrts at c-n 50 DO Grenob Wanuts al about cents
md l2i 70 sitr!l-d Almond, cents al U,uai me Sale.
2a0 bxs VeFmlcelli and AIaccaroui al IO;c cash
SEEDS Small sass OF Clover IRE bsing made ior shin
nent At II y cents, b1t the not finn Tnotl is
held q; and above for good Rough Flax IS quiet 80
IS; Clean nominal 4, Sl!.
TALLOW.-TheIe is inquiry and prime is no, very
plenty We notice sales % 0GJ ms Western and Southern
81 g 7, cents cash.
FEATHERS-A sale is reported f-w days since, OF 5000
lbs inferior Live Geese 27:c cash The stock is not very
large. Prime quoted at 81 cts
NAVAL STORES.-The market is finn bu, iaacry-
An offer OF 3l refused 70! 1000 bbls North County
a lot of 400 bhls Washington sold 25 The LARGE s.les
reported lew days since priv made At 81:
BtESW AH-We notice sales bCo0 lbs Yellow at %: cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
Supreme Court.

JlnNdTy z, q, q.
Prsent-Chei Justice Nelsoa Mr. Justice bronson, and
Nj. Justice Cowen.
Rock ads, The PoYle-Judgment reversed aud defendant
discharged from mnrisontneut
Fa'herty The People.-JuGgement reversed and de.
ienda's5 discharged tnm prisonInent.
Yam Setback Gilman and al New trial denied
CaRfd VS. sBrendTd-New trial granted costs 10 abide
event.
Squire ads Stilimah auA Squire ads Htnpo ey and al -
0deT-th the Jerk OF tins Court utict be authorized
to the papers TO be temporarily re-
moved from his Office aud produced the TRIALS at 81 Law
renee Circuit in the above
Mccullough ads BakerNew trial deuisd, on he dsci-
s'oa ofJchn Willard Circuit Judge OF the ath Circuit
George c. Conant admitted Attorney OF THIS Coart,
on ,Xrmination.
William .4ndreirs admittedas an Attorney ofths CouIs
Oh examinations
The People vs. Ffnnegan for plaintiffs on the
demurrer In this cause opposition
Drudge Drudge and aiOrder, confirming the report
OF commiss toner's partition III this cause.
Joseph L. White admitted Attorney and Counsellor
OF Tins Court
Sanford Hacks aud aJudsment for plaintiff on de-
murier no opoosifiou Albany Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
Legislature OF New York.


In SENArE-Mr. PLArr introduced u bill for the
repeal of the Mill Tax.
The Senate, in Committee of the whole, passed
the bill to amend the charter of the Apollo Asso-
citation in the city of New York.
The act authorizing the loan of the u. S. Dc
post fund was taken up and after some discus
sion the Senate went into Executive Session.
In AssEMBLY-Mr. ALLEN reported bill to
improve the Court Of Common Pleas, and Mr..
Ross brought in minority report, against the
Dill to throw open the business of weighing in the
city of New York
Onmotion of Mr.. HUNTINGTON, the petitions for
law to restrain RIGHTEOUSNESS were referred to
the judiciary Committee.
After some discussion on the bill to loan GER
tam money to the County of Jefferson, the Com.
mlttee rose and the House ad iourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
Markets. Carefully reported Jfgr The Tribune


FRIpAy, Jan. 2o.
ASHES-Tnere has been li;te movement, aud 100 oos
Pots INSPECTION of iS3 sold FOR export So lot OF lvo
bbls Pearls brought S 06t.
COTTON-The sales to-day reach from $500 10 5000 bo
including one lot OF 1900 bales Upland nearly far The sales
OF the three days past reach CO bales and he market crosses
without much irmness and considerable inclination TO sell
We quote ,-,, >.orI.,,s
Ordinary middling 8: o; ~, az
Good fair lG a lGs..-.- -. "a
10 fine. = = 'll' (" i-t
otton going forward freely and TITS understood "
the acls,s of the Isl and It'll full 5l6l FOR square bales
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Ths market continues very iFin,
bu, we hear Of tte doing There Is demand loF
70 some extent al IS We notice sales some ooo 10 SUI 09
Ohio and Genesse al IS G! There Is little no" 20 gs
had Il the lower rate Fancy Is held al - - o..
Western is in good demand a, 81 80; tine nioai'os ~
Ss; mddiug 81 623 So 60; AMI saIp Stulis , -
s. IS Southern Scratched Is 81, WITH sales
scrpilons tI with moderate inquiry Oeosse'o"n anu
Brandywne ae held at S7sS5 Richmond country II l'a
Sls sales bb bad Georgetown a+ ia ana
l609 bbiS Georgetown aud Richmond Country Tor West III
dies at 81 Sia Richmond City held at 50 10 Rye iost IS
scarce ats 3 50 For Meal there demand at ~
ga for jersey and Brandy Buckwhea selling a3 sGi
D for and s. for fancy bags S2a 2;; half barrels
So IS. Shorts nomaay II IL cents; Ship Stts II
cts Bag Meal rather better; quote 100 ll2i
GRAIN-We hear OF nothing doing in Wheat excepting
farther purchases 1000 1860 Bushels Loug Island 81 IS
cts Corn comes in slowly We notice sales 2O0d bushels
New Oean. cts, weight; delivered NoihL.
dong Rye which nominal al g. So cts Otsae selling
70 far 50 SID Iwo Southern are Still o.
ierins Sales Blsckeyed Peas at 37:.
HAY-Small sales being made from Tor the city
,radu al IS CO. No shipping denand and market heavy
WHISKY.-Bbls are worth about 2i Cts Drudge Is sell
ing as wanted al q cts.
PROVlsIONS.-ln Pork there is nothing of importaac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
= The InvisibIe No 50 cIo.-Lr resern6I

z The Invisible Wig so closely resembles tIe
real head Of hair mat csFcs snd conaoisSenrs have no
rcnnc- me most perfect and extraordinary invention OF ne
lay The great advantage THIS aoyel and unique w Is
being made without sewing weaving, hlc causes Us
appearance closely Inble The natural h.rf oot' 10
ghues and natural appearance def deectloh Us tex
rure being beautiful and ifes that all esss
of persplrson eyapoIatouts uampedd and the great e's
OF other Wigs entirely avoided The scepuc and counos-r
are alike invited INSPECT TINS novel and beautiful VIZ a.c
the peculiar method OF tring the head manufacturers
a c. BARRY li6 Broadway OF Liberty-stfeet up
STATS. JAZZ iui-
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NEW PERIODICAL AGENCY, AND
DEpOT OF CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

NO 1913 BROADWAI.
rr,us 1fNpERSIGNED ANNOUNCES that
~ mad. extensive arrangements 70. supplying ms
fasteners and periodical in general with all ths new
Books and cheap Publications OF the day a; The PUBLISHERS
lowest prices Agents may rely uPon the pFompe and most
liberal attention TO thsr interests, and upon sach 'eih Is
will prove satisfactory. NewfoEk, 2oih Jan. iSit'
NIB Please forward your orders.
j26 3us MANN IL ~ " -
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Ma RRIED:

January IS, Mr ETHAN A. ALLEN, Jr., Of Norfolk Va
to Miss ELIZA s., daughter of Dr.. Samuel S kuyperS, OF
At Athens, y. V January II. Mr.. SETH MoRroS, Of
Psd. Mass 10 Miss REBECcA eldest daughter OF Mr.
j. w Groom, of a.
of New QHmeIIy Of Kent COUNTY Mdj to Mss
MARI. ] ,daughte,5, of Isaac AIy.T, Esq, Of p
EIzade Nh G. X CIRcovicH formerly Of Philadelphia
Miss SOPHIA daughter Of the late Mr. John Salazar of La.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
ARRIVED.

Brig Florida Blanco Eldndse 70 DAYS firm Daiize Hon
dufas. loswood specie and ti"es, Blenc0. The T B
experienced gales from w. She toued az
by steamboat Hercules.
Brig Rodney Smith Of Boston from Ma'agoda Texas,
January VIA hey "-s,, 10 Casse Left at Mat
agorda rrig Crusoe Van Duz-r for New ORR in IS
days The Rodaey was tow=a up the steamboat America.
Eagle
sehE Wing, Van Name, 2 days from gafrock River. Va,
oysters.
sch Samuel Coddington Kittetas, days from FORK Iv
eI, oyster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
MarketSTHi. Day . O'CLOCK

.otons ffn with SALES 200 bags Flour, no change.
Sales loo bss Pots, a3 ad l0J do 1914 on terms not
made public
No sales of Grain receipts 1000 bush whca Long Island
90 Csc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
WILLIAM H. FRANKLlN, Auction--

u Chancery Sale OF Three Story BRICK HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND, No. 3 HlaTketstr--t, usar East
Observation-Disclosures FRANKLI. vii sell on SAL
URDAy January 27th az Y o'clock, al lz Merchants EA
change under the direction of Ph!io T. Rugses. Master
Chanc.ry that desirable three story brc House and Lot Of
Ground No. Mark-t-strrvt, East Broadway The lot
Is o feet ont and By feet dp be the
or less Tvrms-A greater part purchase money
main on bond and mortgage, # desired. j253t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
MEMnR .NnA

Bremen ship N-wYork, Dshardy 60 days from Ble.lsn
Is stIl! below, at anchor thu Bar
The Swedish ship Peter lanes is still ashors on Staten ISL
and, the Narrows.
The Rivers are very much INSTRUCTED By ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

The steamboat Hercules returning from Sandy Hook,
in contact Urn field OF Zee men .aIf1sa aw.y poi
badly She taken in ow By the steamers Jacob Bell aud
samson, aud brought 70 tle city =,
The E4s, and North Rivers so completely oockaled
sIh ice thst the erry-boats ind impossible 10 cross
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

DEATH OF JUDGE GAsroN-This gentleman
prominent among the statesmen and civilians OF
North Carolina, was seized with apoplexy IN the
Court House at Raleigh, Oh Tuesday last, ana cA-
pred the same evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

large supply Of Geran Anaaacs sale the Office OF
the New York Tribune Price 37i cents per dozen.
THIS Almanac printed the German language the
usua! style and of German Ananac and contains,
addition eusua varic:y reading matter articles
great interest TO Germans connected with the Industry aud
Labor OF th- country, and the importance of Protection
70 III. Mechanics and !"orkngmen OF the United States
against English competition
- The Wing Almanac, Gays Speeches and all Of the
Tribune Series OF Useful Works for the People may also be
obtained az the Of WM H. MOORE s. Co. CIHcIyNA n
and Of B. STEEL & Co. New ORLsANs
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Passengers Arrived

Il Watson AMI Mr. Charles Scrafet
~. ne 'tts Rodaty from -Maasorda, Tstas-Alr Wal
lack, Lady and child, Sir orna Master John Craig
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TO MARINERS.

c N.Ens ~ TIA effect that hoal with lii feet OF water
upon H. has been discovered aboq! miles to The
yJ ni the orlngao or great Fomiga Rock II the vicn-
;r The AzoTr slancs The notice states that aIttrF
particulars viii hereafter be s!yen having OF
CoURLAyp BAY ToBAGo Aug z7.-'Ihs cemmander oil II
VI sluop Wasp states me information OF thoss navi7ai-
ING ihs cba,nr between the Islands OF TobSo aud nndad
ha, has discovered very dangerous shoa hitherto ul'
known of Browns Point Crown POINT az me "ss,ssH
bn re most dangerous part lies % from Browns font
and distant about 2: miles having emily II ieet OF water
IDO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

OLD AeE.-The Schenectady Cabinet says that
john Van Worst arespected citizen OF that place.
has entered upon his one hundred and fourth year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

~ Sargent's Life of Clay for sale at thus ONES
ihry copies Tor ST. hundred copies for S. Postage 10
any part OF the United States only II Copies "ra
pss ready Tor mailing above Price for single copies Of
centx NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

y.,E.-We have received a sslip from the
a;ce of the Bangor Wing containing farther
' INNS from the election for Member Of Congress
= ,ha 7th District. Returns were not IN from all
80 toUns; bat as far as heard from Robinson,
Wbig has a majority of 269 over all, winch is
.hoot 400 gain since the last election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 27-aP. NJ.
CIEAk ED.

Snip Uncas, Latham, NJ tile. I. D Hu,lhut * Co.
Bark WakuIia ba Jietr Havana II Rowland
brig i,a:sey Biounr. Ho.se. Y:ab-l, Bi4uco.
ScAG June, D0anc, JaCInel, ostef X NcGeIson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

Th offering comprised 80 Beeva Which loo
Virginia; 237 Cows and Calves 40 Swin- and sheep
Beef Cattle were far request; 100 sold 81 80 p7r 100
lbs quey, with at S. Cows aud Calves
sold So u o dry Cows SPA % for SprngrS aud $50
50 for Mich ovs, with S32 SO each SwI0e
dull sold So 50 per 100 lbs Shee? sold
81 50 3 so each, as in quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
VERY COLD WeATnER.-We find in Mon

VERY COLD WeArHER.-We find IN Mon
trea paper an extract from letter dated Berthier
January !, 1874:
81 think the day before Yesterday was the coolest
day ever remarked. AT half-past two in the morn
ing the mercury in my thermometer Ia good one
provided by DR.. Robertson was down TO htrty.tour
and a half beiow zero: AT daylight II stood thirty
sLr betop 0. This was the lowest had ever seen
The mercury. | ran out for moment 10 ascertain
what effect such temperature would have on the
lungs. can only compare it to inhaing moderately
The strong fumes Of vinegar, causing shSht but
continued cough; but to my other feelings do not
md II nearly cold as | have done at much
higher temperature.
AT Sorrel the mercury stood shade bel0wt 0rty;
now when you recollect that my thermometers sus-
pended within three inches OF my library window,
which must IN some degree influence it, and that the
Sorre is SO placed indicate the true state
of the atmosphere the difference may have been ex
peced and only goes prove the correctness of my
own observations. fear such anighthas not passed
without the loss OF life.
Berthier is about torty-tye miles below Montreal
on the North side OF the ST. Lawrence Sorrel is
directly opposite, on the South side OF the St. Law
rence.n
The mercury stood at AZ below zero at "a
bany on the 25th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
ALBANY. Jan 24.-Flour is without change. The


receipts Of worowed Barley continue large and prime
article sells SEC. Oats freely and demand good
90 293c. Rye in Ia quantities and sales made
65: G6 Tor so lbs. A lot of Whe, sold 81 Or a load
of choice Schoarie Cloyeeedat SIS eg hid, which
Seed at IS. The quantity OF Grain coming to-day is
mated u 600 bush NO change Pork and bat little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
SAILED.
MEMORANDA.

Ships Saratoga. New Orleans; Kensington, Mobile.
Brigs TaTQulna, 81 Jago de CUBA; Harriet Guayrs.
Schr Mary Elizabeth, Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

SAL DUCK, LIGHT RAVENS, tor BOAr SAILS.
AWNINGS, &c Al-o. HEAVY TARPAJLINS, IA
PEt tELTlSGS, y 10 IL !n:ses vide BAGGlNG q, plsl
and rwiled 22 AID II inch. Also Galr and Meal Bags p
Gnu '--- BRISCKERHoFF, FOX * PoLHEMUs
70 ir4.. rrsar'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

NV Jessey-Thc Wing members OF the New
,or.ev Legislature have called State Convention
- he held at Trenton on the Goth day of Feb'y,
~ choose two Delegates to the Baltimore Con-
..,,;on. and TO take measures for the thorough
o,canization of the Wing party, preparatory to
no great contest Of 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27
Sales of Real Estate at Auction. jan Ct

I'y Il u DteeChtT = Co
Store and lot 10 II inches by sbou - f. No So Co.
lot by Il feet on 3d.srse near avenue D. with the
BU F.. II. L3id20r & Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

- The CORTLAND Democrat states that whole
family in the town of Homer have been arrested, and
are now in prison, charged with stealing. The
family consists OF four persons, husband and wne
aud two sons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

GEORGE DUTY, Esq. was reelected Mayor 0
,rbseling, Va. on the 22d instant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

ATTEMPT AT REvoLT,-A seaman belonging to
The ship Patrick Henry, named Joseph w. Saun-
1ers. was arrested this morning, charged with at
tempting to make revolt on board the vessel while
st sea, on the 18th JAM, and assaultng the Captain
with dangerous weapon. He was committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

WIG LEGISLATIVE MEETING-A meeting Of
the Wing members Of the Legislature of the
State of New-York, held at the City of Albany
on the Oath day of January, 1874, FnDER1ck /
BAcKus (of the Senate was called to the Chair
and B. F. HALL (of the Assembly appointed
Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. STEVENS, the meeting pro.
ceeded to appoint delegates to represent this State
in the Wing National Convention, to be held at
Baltimore in May next-whereupon
Gen. ERASTUS ROOT, of Delaware, and
Hon. JOHN A. COLLIER, Of Brcome,
were declared unanimously elected.
On motion of Mr.. RHoADEs, the Hon. j. P
PHGNIx was appointed substitute for the former,
and the Hon. WILLIAM A. MosELEy, of Buffalo
for the latter.
On motion of Mr.. STEVENS, it was
Resolred, That we rejoice in believing that there
is not Wing in the Union who will vote for any
other man for President than HENRY CLAY, and
therefore deem any resolution nstructng the dele
gates who represent this State at large, to support
that distinguished statesman and friend of his coI-
try, for that office, unnecessary.
On motion of Mr. LINN, it was
Resoired unanimously, That we have seen with
great satisfaction our distinguished citizen, MIL
LARD FILLMORE, named as u candidate for the
Vice-Presidency, and we cordially recommend his
nomination for that office, to the Wing National
Convention to be held at Baltimore in May next.
On motion of Mr.. RIDDLE, it was
ReSoiyed, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by its officers and published in the Wing pa
pers of the city of Albany, the Newly DIRK Tribune,
and the National Intelligencer.
The meeting then adjourned.
FREDERICK +. BACKUS, Chairman.
b. f. HALL, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

rY The Legislature of Massachusetts, have
chosen Henry w. Cushman to fill the vaosncy
n the Senate occasioned by the death ofs Mr..
Whitaker.
Mr.. c. is one of the Loco Foco leaders IN the
House, and is son of Mr.. Polycarpus Cushman,
Ubo, the other Senator from Franklin county
The choice lay between Cushman and Samuel
Giles, both Locos, they having received, next
the deceased Senator the highest vote at the late
Election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-27

q Cheaper !-ONLY TIN CE>fo FOR
THElLLU S1RATt. I'd LONDON Nt-N--Just received
500 copies by the Britannia Of that splendid SHIT
containing oss 80 ns5ayIa IN p views n
All Tor only copy This cheaper than hes ev-a
Offered elsewhere, and the ice can only De 'ustaged oS an
guerreotype View Of London, printed on sky blocks OF
woot three l by four and sold 2. rlo" price OF MY
cents The Monthly Farts also read Tor bind,
Ing back numbers, for sale al MASON IuteS GenTfai
The Foreign Reviews aad Magazines ale now ready
AZ greatly reduced prices J6 3tlsE
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Posi- OFFICE New YORK. January Dc. 1874. ,
~ ENGLISH NIail.-Ths Letter Bags Fer royal mail

Posr OrrIcE NEw- YORK. January 26. 1874 ,
NJ English Mail.-Ths Letter Bags FER royal mall
steamer BItsnui. viii close at the Upper and Lower ross
Ones IN this CITY on Wednesday the 3ist INST at -
minutes past oc P NJ The overland postage OF lOic
on each single Letter must be paid ,,.1,.>, =,
jar It JUN Lod.I-lEh ohA1'-'-t' = -
.SsociaIion, viii tak- place Washington Hall, on
February 9Th 1874 The COMMITTEES pedss {hsmse7es that
nothing shall BE- wanting TO maAslt spITaelq pau Hall.
ChicI-ng corner Broadway aud Chambers street. or OF
the Committee.
a Cation. " m. layton,
S. J. Smith, J. = h9ck,
Dsmgtt WA. Wallace,
J. LoTndS, a. JACKSON
Phillip stats, Siles I1hiickerlns,
VIM. .Ander5on I. = Ems
I. a. Hunter. Robert Siafs'oH
SlLAS CHlCKERING. Chairman:
r Err, Secretary j25 tFeb9
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TO CLASSICAL TEACHERS.-Wanted from
! the st Maj next -ifcieat TEACHER o. The TSepn
Languages, Boarding School iios.
be uaincumbered with family and wing 70 devote
10 the interests of the Institution. An PiyS9 .pySnK:
oo i np!aS llitheaale'y~ rs Bowery
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RevieTed.-Rsv. GEORGE. CHEEVtR'S Srcend
Lsc,urr on Nurture Of Grill ard Ecclesiastical P0csr
IN The Middle 4ges: vii b. delivered in the B~oadwaY
Tabernacle. on Monday ryeGng January 29rh al O'clock
Tickets OF admission Is the svRs devoted The
cause OF missions Tirks may obtained the bookstores
OF NJ r. He" man, 100 Broadway Saston Mills EOS Bread
wa; b tacshaw. COL Broadway; VI W. Dodd PARK Row;
and AZ the door on the evening" the lecture j254r-
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q To the Young Friends of Ireland"

"A peal meeting of ociet Wi hsld IN tn Gem
mtse Eopn' No 81 NashirSfoa Hall. corner .! Broad
va. ana it-d- streets, EogG2y evening Jan %.
o'clock for the purpose receiving the report q the Com
mite alIGlnT-' 10 nake emrs 70 celebration 81
It patrick Day Persons wishing JON the SOcIsty
invited 10 ati-ad PHILIP a ROACH, Chairman
PATRICK r LACY, Rec -sr'-v