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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16
Le.er from ENGLAND.

By the arrival Of the packet ship Gsrrch, Capt.
rrask, arrived yesterday We have Loudon papers to
he evening OF the 1Ith December, and Liverpool 10
toe i2,h both inclusive.
TIE Bishop CT Exeier's letter 20 the Clergy Q! his
iiocsse is creating great excitement. Renonstran-
ces pouring iIom yearly ever; psfsh aud seTe-
raj distinguished Chu.chnen have expressed i'elr
conviction thai firm stand must nov be made
against The Romish tendency IN tie establishment
Letters ffon Gibraltar. o; the 30ih November, say
inzt on the 29 the United States frigaie Cuinber-
iaed, accompanied by Inc corveiies talrheid ana
Plymouth arrived III the bay from Aiehor. The
Fairfield cleared out. Lisbon is the destination eli
The Cumberland and Plymouth.
A meeting OF the Repeal Association took place
II Dublia. h inst q. which Mr. O'Conaeii called
Louis Philippe i5Iuu; and d usurp=r. Feat for
the week, G333.
Murders and midoi-ht essass;nalions appear to
increase in Ireland On The OH ut. The house OF q
man named Powell oas attacked By four armed
ruiiiaas. Powell defended the entrance, armed with
pl,chiork. 4 gun was !sye!ed at biz through the
siujo,r, but his dau5hter placed PILLOW ssa!nst
the window, which received the contents CT the
piece. The repcrt attracted assistance, ard the men
deceIcDed
Last yye-k a number OF cases were landed at Tie
Custom House, from CIonstadf. Ihey contained
presents from the Emperor Nicholas 10 Queen VIC
iorie, Prince Albert, SIR Robert Peel, Inc Duke OF
si OF gIea; value. the G desn mas received some
superb meiachite vases, coFj3c;uraly estlnsted al
Gi0,OGO.
The ,loa,ezuma, packet OF l6ti November, hence,
had arrived out on 7ta December.
Tie Times ofthe I0thannounces th4 death Of the
Earl of Llmerick-66 years OF age.
The competition between the Forth and Clyde
Canal Company and Ire Edinburgh RAILWAY Is so
strong, thatthe canal company earring rassen-
gers from Glasgow 10 Edinburgh, with profit, at
less than srthing mile!
Sr. PErERsBuRGH, Nov. 26.-By sn imperial
ukase directed 10 the Minister of Finance, the I'm
osror, considering the expenses necessary IN l84o
for the construction OF the railroad between st.
Petersburg and Moscow, orders that loan o!twe'Te
millions OF silver roublfs shall lie opened obroad,
on The same basis as that of the 81 -Four per Cent
Loan.
The inscriptions Of sos silver roubles each are TO
be divided in l34equal sections and 10 b7af interest
from the lst Of Aug gust This year. The repayment
commences in August, 1649. The capital destined
for this purpose is in the year 1916, l25OGO silver
roubles and in the following yeur 3GO, QUO silver
roubles, q per cent of the nominal capital OF the
loao The realization Of the loan is entrusted TO
Baron StregliIz in st. Peie.sburgh.
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FRUIT AID FLOWER hiARxE1.-We understand
Tia: petitions are in circulation for The signatures Of
our citizens praying the Mayer aad Cooperation 10
grant suitable piece OF land West OF Broadway
'or tae purpose Of building thereon Market to be
used exclusively for the exhibition and sale Of Fruits
ard Flowers. II is proposed TO connect with the
Market Ornamental Fountains for using the Croton
@aer and that in this we'll in other respects it
shall be built in style commensurate with the
growing prosperity OF the City, aeholy at the &c
pense Of the petitioners. The project meets our
rearry approval, and we hope it may succeed. The
exhibition Of Fruits and Flowers, in present i'll
constructed Markets, in connection with hstero-
genous assortment Of meats vegetables, &c. is mol
only ncongruous but grossly offensive 10 every
principle cf refinement and good taste. II is 10 be
regretted that in the rage which extensively pre-
ga;is aaong us for Initiating the fashions OF the old
world, we do not oftener follow the wise example
OF our Atlantic brethren in respect
OF this sort. London Paris, Vienna and other cies
oC tho old weird, have markets similar that which
il is proposed 10 build here, and intelligent travellers
ave olea been impressed not only by the beauty
and proprie,y bat by the manifest utility Of the
rangeu!ent. Such market would be the ornament
and the pride Of our City. Lit it be built, aud he
sooser the better. a copy of the petition above al
uded TO may be seen al Tie offce OF The Tribune
where citizsps are invited to call and fix their sig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

Gs- "OAK HALE, the City OF Boston. the immense
Clothing Establishment has TO lis enormous
stature and Importance within the last two iec year, and
such celebrity that visit from all paris The
world. |, i complete commentary upon the power OF tbs
P,css and of the advantages OF advertising IN the Ncwpapen
THE county. through which has been made known
far and wide.
IS the usa Of similar means. similar results VIII follow
These sleas may embraced nj the Country Newspaper Ad
yertnc Agency of V b. Palmer in tn, building lie the
duly authorised Agent oson Of the best New'pa9o Of
Of the principal of State IN the Union
He has cen the ircn, tor the Trbu0c h office PhA
depha, for more than Two yesH past
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

GREAT SALE or or PAINTINGS and MARBLE SrArr.-
RY We consider couiens greet favor on Coz
noseurs IN calling their special attention to the sale ofm,sn
fcr, painting which be sold
lnc At Carks Gallery. Isl Bfoadwuy Tbs splendd coec
ton IS 8, vel uo that any account Of them unnecessary
The choicest gems the Gallery yet be sold They
are open gratis, and they only need be viewed to DO pp
ciated %
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the 18th ia.,ant, ELLEN cURRAN, wife Ct Joha Ben.

TIE SALE or MonERS PuNrtNos.-rhe sails Of ice
European paa,nss, which to have taken place IN tho
Granite Buhdng-enuance IN Chubcrssireet--on Tuesday
last postponed until Tuesday next 2it, and Friday ios
ing we consider these Pictures possessing much merit
MANY them really beautiful. s gratifying to obser,,
growing taste this Country for ueronous works of An
Let deny ourselves few baskets OF Champaign and nvv
The value IN adjoining Psor with few choice Picture,
that will always AFFORD an intellectual pleasure TO examine
Our readers Will be richly repaid by VISIT TO t fae Ccuce
ton, winch free 70 the public.
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PAMru.Er OF WEALTHY CrrlzENs.--.in advertisement IA
another umn. It's publication at he sua oaes
this morning. Itisswofk witch hrs received
tinn, nui Publisher states his readiness at MI ues to
ceve and make ANY further COMMUNICATIONS the sub.
iect which will tend improvement; desiring 10 publish
perfect an eton the work car hG issued from rs
cesdng novelty and ner,sit canuCt fad to repay
i've nenlsal.
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To-DaY,s Ouia.d..

First Pass-Review OF The Waf' md Notices Of other
Recent Pubca tons; The Moon; Executive Pnrdoa Going
10 Church; City Affairs.
Last Physiological Sonnet Letter from Gaena, ILL., An
tiRent Troubles: Commercial and Money Natter; Mnrne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

l Anny othe lacts Of natural philosophy. although Is
cep,ibc OF the rigorous denomination nrc 50 nnsu
surprising their nature almost to TRANSCEND e nea
sure of human thought and battle the efforts Of lmasn
ton It's less than rnnGe, that the 70 IS power snss
millions Of pounds weight high II thus by a1hph.
the rude materials of nature To his wnnt,. and calling lo. ~
the processes of art their latent powers mat man u.uAp
over the physical difficulties nnt surround n, aud cOas
the obn cles that beset his path into tfope, Oh ms n,
over external things Art IS the hanimnd Of natne sAos
modifying her operations enhancing the value Of hef p
ductons and directing them u the supply ot hlnau 49,
The of the SmIlhx SarsaparIa nppears, M rs nass
STATE to possess little medical virtue. but ITS essential s
pie developed In the cOnceHtraed form ~ SANDS 49,
pATLLA seldom fails to removc the obstinate cHtansos
Diseases liver complaints. scrofulous dI.orters ana v
other ailments This remedy prepared by the hessf'n
aHd we know of nu other preparation which can cop'.
wh remedial agent in the diseases above spcciE ~
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence q! lsist-
vnlue and etcucy, pamphlets which any be c0a"
Of the prOpnetOrS and their gseats gn.tis. an
sAN1S Wholesale Druggists. ~ Fulton street. New York
Sold also 3 Broadway, Fast Broedwcy. and BY plo.
glsts generally throughout the United St1ieI.
Prcs 81 per bottle: SIX bottles tor %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

Easy sItAvSs.vc heard Of barber. who shayedso
adroy the patient always sl.ep under the ope
ration and dreamed hat he wa, sliding down hill Whether
believe this very singular story not we have not cutie
determined OF thing. however. are entirely certain;
that the CHINESE SHAVING CREAM "a quite US great
an improvement the go oi mnns face as
good fall of snow band sed If You have tarSer MAKE
him the Chinese Shaving Cream cut hsacqnainhnce;
but, OH your day and generation il you shave yos
SELF tell you canddly and plainly cannot do without
this inos;insbe Cream. With sale, whether a sea
shore, home aboad. whers every razor you meet
imprdently pulls You by the beard We dor know whe~e
Coniucius other great Chinese Philosopher invented
the .huyug Cream we inclined u believe however ihal
was CuS.CMs Atany fae. whoever he was. proved nm
self beneacor the race, and man OF the largest pnu'
thropy and love for his fellow creatures.
Prepared and sold by a. b. SANDS & Co. Chemnu ano
Druggists, 23 Broadway, Chambcrs'. Said aho n'
Futonst. and n East Broadway. Price 50 cents
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MARRIED.

rs. WILLIAM PALEN TO Ms EMILY NJ TRUMAN ~
OF tins c.ty. ' e.
On Tuesday H.. i4,h instant at All SAINTS chu,,h l
Rev. BeuJnma J. Hai.h;. Mr.. BENJAMIN II. FRANSiW
. JULIA. daughter OF the a;c John Manchester tc s
tins Guy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16
Things in PhiiadeIphie.
I, -. 10. & NJ. ~. " .t.
Correspondence Of The New. YORK Tribune.
PuIt AnHLrulA. Ian. Is

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, P. VI.
CANNOT SORvlvE.-Fbe situation OF Roberts, the
man stabbed by the Cook absent from phade-
pha, :r critical am assured by attending physl-
Dr. eber Chase, this morning. I' wounds deep.
nna of the .tabs having affected the lungs consultation
took place one o'c"ck. between DS. Dunot Chase and
others. the result OF which have been unable
The conduct of Dr. j. r. Mitchell e.erely commented
upon. fe instrumental IN bans Cooke-he 6Hee the
wounded sitnatiun-lnd why citizen, hnyiIg
yect the laws did he the numerous conduct OF
rowardly n,sin? Upou how has he entered
the Mayors Office Tor OutrageS committed by medical
udeG;2 am already threatened with violence. but will
speHk and expose vlaiy thou: 1t exist in hia places
BURGL>Rs.-Onr Cay is Infested WITH u ,.G.IDg
gang of burglars Several arrest. made this morning.
and houses broken into last night
SroCEs.-TnrT- Ii do~uward tendency tp-d1y.
State 81 closed henvy n; 72ii
FIRST Board-:l0 Sale 5: 3 $500 do 79: O0 Phiiale!
k l07 - 80 Grtrd tx S5 &3 coo Chez K bel Canal lunn
CO.. 80 wilmington Rd 2l z Mechanics Bk a.: IL Penn.
Srcond Boq,d-sis Coo State ~ & 20 Wilmington R eO
is Giiad 9s ~ Reading I'D 27s; ~ NOieans Gas 81.
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natures.

THr AFFAIR or HoSoR" AT HOBoKES.-SOme OF our
City contemporaries make muck edo about harmless hoax
got up by some oihe printers in our office. The whole thing
was Intended and carried through jokeknown 20 be such
by thc,e cohcerndnoihns of course. the pretended
detail. in the dife.ept papers, amos, entirely fictitious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

IL Burgiary.-The house Of James Appleton. No.a
Third s. broken open uesony night aud several anu
clcs stolen. which were one Black Cloth FrocI Co
heavy Green Over Coat iace with silk velvet one run
Hat made by Avord Rrwery par lead ccored corded
Pants. oT two silver Tea spoons engraved j. A. nnae
by W. H. McJIwell-als0. papeTs among which were
Certificates OF stock ISSUED by The state Oi Pe0nsy Sana of
dividends 10 James Appleton and Am Appleton amounting
To Ebout $40.
Brokers' and Others cautioned purchase these Cef
catesn payment stopped and Ia dcBin my offering
them mad information ~ j. APPLETON. 60 Team s.
NewYork. January 18th. lei2.
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AsTI-RENT.

e The bill TO grant on--half the Lands in the
Vincsnnes District the State OF Indiana TO mid in
The construction of the Wabash and Erie Canal
from feHe Hauts 10 the Ohio River, has passed
the Senals-Ayes 81 Noes 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

The MAGSirrcrSr DIORaN, OF the Battle @. Bunker llll
the c,ld Panorama Of the Battle o North Point The Cy
of a;moTs &c. the rich mellow tOncs OF TINT unsu
passed daughter Song, MADAME Eng mad the graceful
dancer La ere CARING afe creating great ten'aon al me
American Museum aah tho Orange Outang remains bu
two days longer Ire place will be- crowded today aud hh
evening. 50 go early and sc, good seat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

DC The performances ut the New YORK Museum age chy
deserving "f patronage The Gtent Western. NJ We,sra
La Petite Duyetay the delightful Dinsause the Guinea Sers
uaders The best band Of Ministries 10 America appear. 10 add
lion to Mss Aiar. Mr.. Lynch, aud Mss Blanchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

KEEP THE CURRENT or THE BLOOD HEALTHY e f H.
II the system be presef, ed free from disease me W.
must b. Kept helttay Comstcck Fnld Extract Of Eal 49,,
Mia, prepared with great f0n the root, nn y, W
strength md purity brought In nil cuinneons % ~
mercuriG md scro!uou complaints, RHEUMATIC 1la S .sd
article gives n vigorous and healthy acoa |" the nqa e
DIVES from the system every symptom Of dlsase
per bottle or 81 PER dozen. At u COurand Hree el'
Eu R,.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16
GhiuSs ia neutrality-suspicious. sly; Ia
Nomination OF President Folks
Brother az Charge to Naples-SurveyoS
Atwood,s P.ospects-Annenetio
WAsH,Nd1oS. Jan. Is

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is l45.
We must have some raGior oE excitement or
which 10 exist or We would die Of enaui and there
fore, having setl!ed the duel on Monday, we have
got up another rumor here Yesterday, wiich shall!
refer 10 for IN. information of your readers.
The report is. that's distinguished office! CT enc
Of the Houses OF Congress has put his hand ia the
peoples pocket to the uue Of some thirty or f1rty
Nouscad dsAzrs. This will be another feather in
the cap Of that party who claim thar 40 heyictors
belong the spoils" 1t may be that part of this
money was used TO bring about the great mOr0lre
suit OF the late election. Ii is hinted ZOO, ii2t
distinguished member Of the ''unbribad and IN
purchased Democracy" received some $1,000 OF the
money 10 invest in all interesting manaisciory q
= facts for Tie people,
| need not nisatioa names as the matter viii
probably be made public ia day or two. II is far
from b, ing pleasant duty 10 no.ics such things,
and premature disclosure mig hi injure the parties
referred TO- The Finance COMMITTEES have it under
consideration, ind will probably report upon 1t
| soon. There are sureties 10 the amount CT some
$4,000 which vii fail heavily on Two Senators
and two members Of the Hou;e, only enc oi whom
is very able 10 contribute large share IA. tic
opera ions financial or otherwise, OF the party.
Senator BENTON has not yet presented his insiruc-
lions 10 the Senate. He may NOT, yet, have re-
cciyed them officially, but they will come, and wi,h
Them VIII come n epStcn. pSnIoh mas no CDanCe
| OF constituting Texas men. He has only 10 make
his powcrfct BY ihwarting the designs of those WHO
denouncc h!m.
bly Poik's nomination SO Charge 10 Nspies was
sen, il on Monday II is doubtful whether the Seu-
ale will confirm His brother, believe Knows no.
thing Of his yisit Jais city. lie comes " on his
own hook, understand, witlcu, power TO receive
Any proposals.
believe the Committee On Coeimerce ofthe Sen
ale hive mad some action on Mi. Atwood Is case, Toe
Surveyor of your port. believe they rtpOr, ad-
verseIy, and t:s therefore probable, that the next
Executive session OF the Senate, he will be rejected.
noticed Governor Thomas, OF Mary land in the
House yesterday.
Mr.. Polk leaves this morning for Tennessee aud
will return here in about month. Col. Wetb also
leaves this morning.
There seems 10 b, an opinion that some measure
for annexation may ct pass bOth Houses this SEES
sion sli!! think ii doubtful whether auy OF the
yasl number Of propositions now before The House
can pass even that b0hy--nuch less eau any
pass The Senate. Yours. RicHELlLu.
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r- THE WIG ALMANAC for 1915 ia now read,

~ 1t will be seen by reference to our Legs
Ia,ive proceedings that the Assembly has concur
red in the resolution Of the Senate fixing Satnrde,
next at 10 o'clock, as the tine for elee,ing United
States Senators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

i The Herald fyesieiny contains letter from Sknneae-
les which processes make certain Observation-Disclosures
false know no-fepsctng Nh John A. Collins and the
Community established that place his auspices In
editorial notice Of this letter, the Herald speaks OF the Com
the disclosures aoTdng the best possible illustration Of
the working this Social systematic first fruits OF The
planting of such philosophers Brisbane and Greeley Now
ali intelligent, readers of The Tribune know perfectly well, but
not better than the Editor OF the Herald that the Community
ut Skaneatees established principles only entirely
different from those of FOURIER but hostility them
and by Individuals nveeraey opposed 10 his whole scheme.
We have exposed this lie Of the Herald dozen times
persisted in with bagen iinpudence, and reckless
nngnty which, though perfectly characteristic OF its
would put any h5cier TO tho blush.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

CoNsELs MAGICAL PAS E1rRAcroa from q COuttas'
street, VIII cure The following complaints. or all payh
iute!y refused for 1t, viz
Burns. Tic Do0reaux ChlblaIn.
Erysipelas, Scalds, Frosted fts''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

OF An Philadelphia SubscI iptioDs 20 the
Buildings 81 md Ghenus SIS, where single cOpes uo
he obta med daily III I a. clock 10
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Free Banking in PENNSYLVANIA.

We zee that the subject of Gsneral Banking
Law in Pennsylvania is agitated among the ncSs-
papers of The interict of that Stale. Il writer in
he Lycoming Gazette Of las. week, printed at
Wiiliamspori, calls the attention OF The Demo
cracy TO the consideration Of The following facts
The debt Of tire State of Pennsylvania the present
about $40 c)O. The pubic works will pay ms year the
interest (besc and cNpenses half The amount
m @ St e 20 Ys he sHd m M pm
begin To orn sinking fund PENNSYLVANIA has OF actual
wealth IN the bowels OF the earth and the surface. soil, SC
property worth nj very low valuation one million million
If dollars.
Wnh all this wealth she wants two things and two things
2nlyheeHrc credit and currency How shall she obtain
bese2 One of the Legislature will her both. and by
The passage Of thnact year. ercedt wl stand along
my State orhe Union. The required Genera! Bank
ng Law The capital 70 b. pnid in. IN cash. and the ccn
ul"
The writer then proceeds to lay Gown pan
tie essential features Of which are rot materially
1ffs,cnt from the General Barking Law Of the
State Of New-York. We would suggest that the
nearer they keep the motel of the New York law
before them The better. It has Stood the test Of
experience and the State of New-York at this
moment can boast Of circulating currency,
equal, at least, in point of security and convent
ence to any in the world.
Nothing could be done by the Legislature of
of Pennsylvania which would SO etiectuaily i'm
prove or restore her impaired credit or so easily
relieve her citizens from the intolerable nuisance
OF shin plaster currency as the passage Of such
law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

THg INpf.g VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND LISIAEsT, IRON.
COurraudl street warlane 10 cufe any Of Rheran
GOui. IL gives imesll nc elei-scpgthens weak nm'
takes down swe!lncs, and extends contracted cords
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

The SuB-TREAsURY--A joint resolution against
the passage OF an act by Congress-, rsvving The
odiuus oubTreasmrY, came up Tor consideration in
the Senate The 7.h inst. and was Indefinitely post
poned Ivy the casting vote Of the Lieut.. Governor,
every Loco-Foco Senator voting in the affirmative.
lIudiaGa State Journal!
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Literary Iserns.

Rev. K. ". GRiswoLD, ne hear, mas N press a.
Philadelphia a large octave. exhibiting "THE
PROSE Writers OF AMERICA" We infer thai i;
IS 10 be counterpart OF his Poets and Poetry OF
AMERICA More anon.
WoMAs Is THE NIscTEEsrH CENTURY; b. 5.
MARGARET FULLER, viii be published early IN
l2mo. of some 300 pages
RALPH WALDO EMERSON has prepared Lecture
N Napoleoz Can we not nave chance 10 hear
It this side Of the Connecticut
The AMERICAN REVIEW, No. II. will appear On
he Let OF February. The work has already re-
ceived some 9 500 Subscriptions md may be re-
,srded as permanently established. We rsioice
nat work q this character is heaceforh 10 exist
among US, az il vas much needed
Prot. 8rsHs recent volume on the Resurrection
has had an almos, unprecedented gale Tor work IN
ybu, department., large edition having been ex-
lousied in it.le 1acte Than two montls. As the de-
nand still continues, second edition, without me-
,eri2l alteration IL in press, 10 be issued in
ew weeks The book, We lcuIn has been in gone
quarters rather violently denounced By those Who
.!is;Iusi the enuncatoE AID reception Of unfamiliar
IDEAS IN the province Of Theology, but 70 serious
attempt has been made TO grapple with the argn-
;aent. Tue author, understand, is now engaged
10 preparing smaller work or kindred subecf, 10
be entitled The Soul; or al Inquiry into Scriptur
Al Psychology" win view to determine more dis
inctly M amount of positive information contained
in the Bibe in regard to The essential nature Of ths,
principle 10 man which is conradistingushfd from
The Body lis presumed that some light viii be
thrown upon the doctrine OF the Resurrection aud
The Future Life ii we can ascertain ,shas 10 is that
IS 10 Ire dseia.
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3" Dr.. t. LsGER lectures On Psycodunamy
tAnimai Msgne,i=ml this evening at No. a Broad
way.