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LADIES INDUSTRIAL AssociATIoN.-We obeyed,
as in duty bound, the invitation of the "Ladies'
Industrial Association" to "read, mark, learn,
and nwardly digest" the proceedings Of their meet
ing announced to ?" come off," at Palmo's, at three
o'clock yesterday afternoon. We repaired TO the
spot; but mark our disappointment when we read
the foowing-


PosTroNEMESr-In In consequence OF the indisposon o.
Mrs Horne-he Speakr-tho meeting Of the /" Ladies' In.
durial Associson is postponed, until further notice


A inischievous wag attempted to account tor our
disappointment by reminding US, that this was the
anniversary Of the Patron Saint Of Ireland, when
extra Horns are frequently the apology for the alb.
scnce ct native eloquerce.