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LOLA MosTRz.-Tbe lecture by Lola Mcnter sdver-
Gsed for Thursday night of this week at Mozart Hall,
is upon the domestic and social aspects of English life,
or John Bull at boue and in the hands Of one who has
been keen observer, and is always Pqnan. mar
rior cannot fail to be full Of attraction. Curiosity to
zee and hear the speaker will, of sef be likely to fill
the Hall.
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sRIP BUILDING.

Work in the thipyards OF New-forS oss been very
hall ,his year As present Mr. Daniel Nes.eFVsA mas
tsnsil steamer OF SEQ tuns nearly completed TO faa
"a the west cosA Of South America. rnomss Coi!er
building large steamer TO ply on the North River
Roosevelt Joyce & Go. nave boat on the stocks i'F
DC ULion Ferry Company. Mr.. Webb Is working up
'Oue Of his materials band into small schooner
Al GreenPOiu,, seross the river very little has been
0eOe beside constructing one or two steamers Tor
Vsonwel's line 10 Savannah.
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LECTURES TO-NIGHT-Rev. IL. w. Baeeher,
" Heads and Hearts" Plymouth Church, Brooklyn
j. 2. Newman. "Wbleled." Ro-- Hill Calfch.
Twenty seyenth street; near Third Aveuuei Capt John
Hssop History Of Scotland, Cooper Institute; Pro
r. A. Chadwick, " Iceland" Rutgers Instituted John
Thompeon, of Virginia, Virginia IN the olden tirnes
No Az Broadway; Rev. 3. Peters, Young Mems
Christian Union, Clinton Hall
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Railroad Company have made arrangement 20 run an
evening express train ihsr rnt, hsving New fo'k
ri $3.50 ., H.. and Albany at 3:fj g. Tn--he 10 in-r
Racing Albany ct P e., an5 the s;ter arriving 10
thu ei'. at 900 p m. These train. VII stop oo's al
Hti,e Plains. Crotou Fill PawingH, Dover Plains
MilertoD, Hl-dsl- sud 81 sfba'o. According " the
Lew arrangement, the mail train fron Albany VIII
arrive IN New-YoTk ri j:3J P. IL, being som what
esIli- {, pre=>ni. aid hereafter there l. - be no
change Of esrs between ths city AID Albany.
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CHARITY FAIR.-The Ladies' Fair, now open at the
Academy of Music ought to attract many and liberal
vsitors Aside from the worthy object Of the prop-ie-
TORI the show isef is worth twice the price Of adms-
sion
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BALL or THE AsCESr RITEs.-The brethren Of the
Ancient and Accepted Rte of Mas'ury, from the let TO
tie SD 0egrse will give grand ball and festival At
The Academy Of Music on the 10Th inst. New York
Lodge Of Perfection and Us coordinate Council and
Coptstory, manage the STAR and it ia eIPeced to be
the largest and finest assembly of Masons is the first
Of this braneh-eyer gathered on such an occasion.
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Neatly and asefly got up. Contents attractive IN
an eminent degree n-Notfh ADleyicaa and q S CASTE
zone Of the neaicst and most attractive little works
! ever issued "-Tke Press.
GA very pious well-wIitten production such as may
! be sung with propriety in any Christian family The
work Is gotten up with admirable Illustrations Ere,Iis
at should be in every family in the land"-PsnnsyI
| UdHiGH.
"Iis beautiful tribute to the lamer ted Tying the an
thor Of the charge Stand for Jesus and VIII he use
tu IN roGslng thousands 10 initiate his bright example ."
NsIU York O5serrer.
May their presentation in this form assist in extend
ing his dying charge, and fixing upon many minds the
junction, Stand up for Jesus ~" Christian ObseTUer
"A graceful little volume, and very preitily got up
Each verse OF the poem founded the dying
the late Rev Dudley A Tying, is here illustrated with
appropriate engravinf, and the poem is music
Oher short pieces by the author added the
! byts1idH.
Ca beautiful memorial pervaded by an excellent and
| evangelical spirit "-An1sriean Presbyterian
Win doubt attract the attention OF many of the
friends and admirers OF the late Dudley A. Tying We
hope the author will be rewarded for has labor
brate the virtues OF one justly and generally mourned
and 10 one whom he appears 10 have been much attach
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1--WE cannot bu admire this beautiful tribute 10 the
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that his good example,, and his dying charge, Stand
up for Jesus may be steadasly and widely followed by
all who confess the faith OF Christ cruched' all
are enrolled ander the banner OF his erOss"Nst0 York
'Nea and attractive verses illustrated by series of
appropriate engravings "-EPtSoOPat Recorder.
"Ths very beautiful little work is ready. II is
handsomely illustrated, having for liz ronuspiece very
cOfEect IdichSH portrait OF TIE tate Kew. Dudley A
Tying IL Is sold al the very low PrIee OF fry cents"
Daily Ne1cs.
A most beautiful little book, real gem Of thing
ueh neneno to the sainted and beloved young Tyngh-
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g The dying charge OF the lamented Dudley A Tying is
likely 10 immOrtaizc him. Everywhere, in all the
churches, il Is echoed and re-echoed. Ii has inspired
much devotional feeling and the poem appropriately
illustrated IN TINS little volume of the FIRST fruits
OF that feeling. The volume contains some additional
poems, OF no less merit than the named will be
acceptable TO readers of every denonination.n-M Y
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THE PEIHO, 1859.


There comes q waiiBg on the breeze
The wild, sharp dexsh-ery OF The slain;
The hard-wrung groan Of mortal pain
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And the last prayer Of manly pride
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For you The piiyin tear shall be,
For you the need OF gallaniry,
Bur not whisper Of disgrace
The memory OF the hero chief
Twice smItien 10 the reekihg deck,
Who bore his flag from wreck TO wreck
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England shall in the after age
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"STAND UP FOR JESUS"


The brief ballad thus entitled 1Occasioned by the dea
Of rev Dudley A Tyng,D and which has been widely
circulated by the daily and weekly press and IN Othrf
6rms is about be republished by r. H. stockton, o
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, in handsome duodecmo
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II will contain
NOTES Biblical, LiiuIgicSl, and Personals compiled
by the author of the Ballad.
NINE PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
Engraved by Van Ingen Snyder, Engrsvers OF kane
Arctic EIploratonsl from drawings by g. g. NhISSI
including Portraits of Rev d. A. Tying and Rev Dr. , ~
Tyne, with Interior Views Of Concert Hail. Jsynes hS
&c, and
Three Original Pieces Of Muse,
10 which the Ballad has been SET by Messrs. Emerso1
Of Boston, Bradbury OF New York, AID Bower Of FhH
delphia. -,
few ADDITIONAL POEMS by the same auihohi
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The work is eleeuotyped and will be issued IN ihs
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