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THE CRYSTAL PALACE-TTENrY-FTvE CENT
DAY.-The admission t. the Crystal Palace to-
day is reduced to twenty-five cents-the fixed
price for Saturday till otherwise ordered
Citizens and strangers are thus offered favor
able occasion FOR taking their families to this
exhibition Of some Of the worlds most beautiful
specimens of genius, skill taste, science and
persevering labor. We think this Saturday re-
duction good one, not only because Of the fair
opportunity thus afforded to thousands Of our
working people, men, women and children to
90 into this instructive museum Of the worlds
industry, but good as stroke Of policy on the
part of the managers. We hope they will ex-
perience this advantage largely. The Palace
may new be said to be complete in the arrange
ment Of it's articles, including the machine ar
cade and the picture gallery. But in less than
two months the whole establishment will have
to be closed, unless some extraordinary process
ia devised in the meantime for warming it.
The public therefore, who have not yet visited,
but still intend to visit. this Crystal Palace, will
do well to remember this and also, that on
SATURDAYS the admission is reduced to twenty
Gvc ccnts
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the Laaos' Pspe- will published Tbursdsy mcrans the
9Th Of cober mmuniosions shosId be direcsm 70
CT R1lS hICRhRDs, No. murray street, near broad
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sunday Tbip.-Thc steamer Thos. %. II also
will hey uenai trip to Nee burg and Ia
dst places leaving pier fsot Of jay street, ~ IA
90 sek. See advertisemsnt
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botany Rny.-T Sunday rpmes Of Tom

viii co,ts inuation Of the story eommeoo-d 10
that lat week led Emily rtsrd cr life tn New
South Wales IL gives the mants tistery of young
btirss IN search of convict husband In that eebrate6
ir terest.
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Testu upon CAptIlutut. IuC uVtsIhSo VI PAc
lection had been early taught by Hamilton,
and. through his agency, adopted as the settled
policy of the government. The examples OF
other nations might be quoted to sustain our
own. As wealth accumulated its influence, al
ways great, was brought to bear upon the same
point. An auxiliary to this policy, exceeding
" plausible, and addressed to the interests Of a
large portion Of the country, was found in the
cotemporaneous announcement of the American
system by which it was propose to draw from
the treasury the means for constructing an ella
borate system Of internal improvements. thus
creating necessity for levying high duties in
the way Of protection The specific principle
Of the old tariff was another means Of moulding
the public treasury to individual interests. The
Bank Of the United States, which Hamilton
himself denominated political ma
chine" was assigned Its Office in con-
trolling legislation to meet the require
ments Of the new party. 1t was formidable
array OF strength in the organization Of which
the great interests of manufactures and com
merce were consulted and rewarded. The
former was made the special object Of legisla.
tive protection, while the latter, though &C.
tually restricted and cramped by such policy
was so far the recipient Of bank favors and de
pendant upon its discounts. as readily and
| zealously to yield its powerful influence t.
sustain the system. The design was to unite the
two most prominent branches ofindustry-thot
| two which embraced by far the most powerful
social and monetary infuenses-with the sd
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s,ss stt.ssss.as ~! NJ. th.ssst.., s.di,
ei3sjyeres its A!aBhscr s5htss 81 three lectures
upoh tie Han5ufohe Writer'S stthe Age OF Ia en- Anns
Monday evening, 2eti February Swift.
"Wednesday evening. End March, Congreve and
Addison.
Thursday evening. 3rd March, Steele and the
the Times Of Queen Anne.
Tickets for the course 81 50; for single lecture so
cents for sale at the Atheneum from 10 o'clock A. NJ
to P. NJ, and from to o'clock p. NJ. the day Of
each lecture.
No more tickets will be sold than there seats in
the lectere
The free list is on this occasion unavodably suspen-
dad
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NEW YORK MARKETS, L

NEW YONk MARkETS, Feb 70 T. NJ.
FLoUR-The transactions in the Flour market quite
limited this morning. prices however without mate
rial change.
There is less inquiry for export while buyers for home
consumption only taking sufficient to supply imme-
diate wants.
Some 200 bbls changed hands this morning S. 1oI
for good common state and So 5aaS5 Al for ixed
fancy Michigan and Indiana and common to good Ohio -
For Southern Flour the market rm with but few par
GELS in store to be had the inside price. Sales 1900
bbls at IS Has GA for common and So 25a7 % for fan
cy, including GOO bbls fancy Georgetown for Australia
at prices within the range.
CoRN.-In the Wheat market there is nothing of i'm
portace doing parcels wanted for export land
dstilng but buyers and sellers rather wide apart
their views. Prime white Ohio is held at 81 24ai 25-
The last sales for export made the former price,
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PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACT.

DIR MORSE SINVIGOKATING CORDIAL.
lR. MORSE'S lNVIGORATING CORDIAL Tor
- Genital Debility, lmpolency. Inconlinence, or
Nocturnal Emissions, &c. The astonishing success
which has attended this invaluable medicine, for loss
OF Masculine Energy, Physical Lasltude and Genera
Prostitution, or any of the consequences of yothtu
ind,scleton, indulgence OF the passion lper years
renders 1t the most valuable preparation
in fact as remedy for the above complaints, stands
unlivaled and alone. There is other reliable rene
edy, or any that has automatically received The
OF the Medical Faculty The wonderful vegetable pro-
ducon of which this medicine is composed has been
ties ed and It's virtues proclaimed by the highest name
OF the faculty OF London Paris, and the chefcities
Europe, as well shy eminent ply in this country
II is the only lntable remedy for Nervous, Head and
Mind Complants-lhs mental physlc SO long sought
Tor and before found the only agent that can ad
minister to mind diseases. 1t will remove all nervous
affections depression, excitement incapacity to study
or business loss OF memory confusion, thoughts of self
destruction fear of insanity, &C. 1t will restore the ap.
petite, renew the health OF those who have destroy ed
by Sensual Excuses. evil practises 1t has been
saldby some that these disorders, emissions, &c,
Incurabe. This however, is not the fact.
Mr.. Woodward of the Massachusetts Insane Hospit.
al writes Of one Of his patients being cured by using
that of my patients, while in Boston procured
ofyour Cordial. He tells me he had not single ennis
sion after ne commenced taking j. while before. he had
two or three week. When ne applied to me, SAYS
DR.. W. thought it hardly possible for him ever re-.
gain his full strength. prescribed the usual medicines
for thee cases in the hospital but they had zoo fleet
In the mean time lie purcfaaed some of youl Codila.
which has effected a cure. lams asfedno other med
lcne would. l shall ever recommend itwheneyer an
opportunity occurs"
The nature of the malades relieved by this Cordial
generally such as to leave the publication OF cerfG
Gates OF out OF the the proprietor would
procure host OF the most conclusive testimony to show
that the great reputation enjoys was not accidentally
ObLaned butts firmly based upon its positive and appa
rently miraculous virtues. In all directions to be
found the happy parents of healthy offsprings who
would not have been but for this extraordinary
ration And it is equally potent Tor many diseases ior
THE MEDICAL JOURNALS
have not mi single instance that has been authe nca-
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MARINE INTELLIGENC
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED.
Schr w Jenkins, Vanderbilt, New York
Schr Gipsey Bonnet, New York
Sehr Thos Cooper, Corson Attakapas, sugar and mo.
lasses to Dunlop, Moncure x Co
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia mdze to Il Ran
kin
SAILED,
Schr r Wetmore, Dearborn, New York. flour, &c
Schr Charity, Bnrchell New York, -four, &c
Schr Firm English. New York, coal
NEW YORK. Feb 26-Ceared. schrs r L & A Stew
t, Lozier Richmond; New York, w att do
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SPRING TRADE-1S53.

SPRING TRADE-1S53.
OY packets and steamers from Liverpool and Havre
ID receiving our Spring importation OF
British, French ind German Goods,
Purchased for cash in the various English and Cont
mental markets comprising very large and splendid
assortment among which variety of new and beau
tul STYLES of L dies Dtess Goods.
And by various arrivals, from New York and Boston
we receiving stock of
American Fabrics,
The whole comprising of the largest and most at
ractiye assortments we have been able to offer
Our stock has been purchased undor the advan-
circumstances and by the first of March will be
complete, and respectfully solicit the merchants of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee give it
animation, with the assurance that goods will be
sold low they be boug hit in any market in this
country.
Wehave also on hand large and fashionable stock
of
Ready Made Clothing,
Manufactured at home under direct supervision with
the aid ofthe most experienced cutters. We have made
such arrangements in this department enables to
compete successfully with any clothing establishment in
the United States.
The whole will be offered prices satisfactory the
purchaser, and upon liberal terms
ie 90 KENT. PAINE Il KENT.
mssp WATER PROOF BOOTs.-On hand
n fine assortment of gentemen's fine calf sewed
and pegged water proof Boots kip do do do
JOHN THOMPSON,
de e7 Main st.
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AUCTION sAS,Es.
FUTURE DAYS.

HOUSE AND lot AT AUCTION.-op
- TUESDAY the LIST day Of March, shall sell
publicly the premises o'clock in the evening for
the unexpred time of the lease an lot at the
intersection of Clay and 18th Streets occupied by
Mr. L. Phillips which lot leased for a term Of
years. and which lease has about years and half to
and the house. which is stories high and fitted
up for store. together with the kitchen being the pro
pertyothe lessee the purchaser will have the privilege
of removing them when the lease expires.
The terms will be made known the day of sale
TOLER " COOK
ie Is General Agents
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BY DAvENPOKT. ALLBN & co.

BY DAvENPORT, ALLEN & co
GROCERIES, &c.-On THURSDAY the Sd
X March, will sell at 10 o'clock ut our auction
store, assortment of Groceries, viz:
Rio and Java Coffee
Coffee Sugars
Molasses in tierces
Superior New York Syrup, in bbIs
Candles, Soap
Green and black Teas
Winter Solar LampOn
Rectfed Whiskey
e Rum
Soda, Apple Brandy
Bacon, Butter, Sole Leather
ALSO-50,0oo Cigars
so bags Brazil Sugar
TKRMs-Under 500 cash; 500, andtovsr four months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN &CO.
lie 70 Aucts.
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tA'i'Es,i' NEWS.
TeIeuraphed for tHa Times.

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb. 26--sP. M.
Nothing doing in Flour to day Buyers not willing
to pay over SIS.
Nothing in Wheat.
Small sales Of white Corn 81 cents and yellow at SO
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lVA REFRIGERATOR.-The subscriber offers for
sale the above patented Refrigerator 1t is altogether
different from all Others before the public in its
bnation apartments vessels ana the philosophical pria
cples of its construction. The case is made of wood,
which is free from smell and lined with metallic
face and its interior vessels of stone ware 1t is
arranged that each article of food orprovsions is kept
tirely sepa ;ate. and moved with facility.
by Tue plan of it's construction. current of cold air is
III constant circulation around each vessel and within
each apartment while by simple ventiating contr
vance, the complete purity of he whole apparatus is
sufed thereoy thoroughly obviating all the old objec
tons that have been made any other invention for the
same purpose viz by avoiding that liability to engen-
der local or relative odos from the viands meat h.
vegetables pasry fruit, which may be contaned
therein. The convenience which it affords for retaining
the purity and sweetness good butter particularly
be surpassed and the small quantity of ice that is re-
qured keep everything cold is most economical de-
sderatum
The proprietor challenges the country produce any
thing that will compare with it, and he guarantees
keep provisions colder aud sweeter with halt peck OF
ace, twenty four hours than any Refrigerator with
peck Orders solicited X. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
lie Corner Main aud l2th sits
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Office OF superintendent of Streets.

y
PROPOSALS. will be received at this office until l 2
u O'clock NJ an Tuesday the LIST of March next, for
about 100 feet ofcurb and for grading and paving
with the space of the vegetable market
house, corner of 9th and Marshall streets.
Also for filling proper grade the street and open
space at the vegetable Market corner of 18th
and Franklin Streets for about $50 feet curb stones and
for paving the
The Proposals should state the price per nea foot for the
curb per cubic yard for I'll ing and per square yard for the
pavenents, and also the time at which he will complete
the work The estimates were made as follows for fill
ing ad market lGc for curb See aud for paving 60c.
No bids hey ond the estimate will be considered.
Unless the contract with approved security be
ted within days after the date of the award it will
be considered as abandoned.
For specifications apply to
fe 24-dtd Nj. BATES, Supt. Streets.
NMAMPAGNE vlNE.-3in baskets Heldslck,
~ Mum and Hungarian Lion brand Tor sale by
fe a6 EDMOND, DAVENPORT X co.
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BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEW BRICK DWELLING ON 5TH
~ STREET, BETWEEN BYRD AND CANAL
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi he sold
FRIDAY afternoon, the 4th March, 1883, upon the
premises commencing at a o'clock. the large brick
tenement the west line of 9Th street. upied by
Mr. w. J. McCiay.
TERas-One-thir cash, balance at four and eight
mouths, for negotiable notes, interested added, Sc
cured by trust deed or title retained.
w. GODDIN,
fe 36 Auctr
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &c.-The sub
scriber having purchased the stock of goods be-
longing to the of e. M. Newburn deceased and
opened at the formerly occupied by him. takes this
method of inviting his friends the of Mr. New
burn and the public generally to call and examine his
goods He will keep constantly on hands general assor
ment of Hardware, pocket and table Cutlery sdge Toos
&c. which lie will! sell at very low prices.
A. b. CLARKE,
au L. Corner Franklin and 18th SITS
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BY DUNLOP. MONCUKE e co.
lNAOGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
~ AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the LIST March,
commencing at II o'clock will sell at our wharf and
warehouse at Rockets, the cargo of tho schr Thos
Cooper, from Attakapas. Louisiana, with ty,
l63 hhds prime and choice quality Sugar
1870 bbls prime quality Molasses
TERMs-Over 500. four months credit for approved
negotiable paper under 500, cash.
Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP. MONCURE Il CO.,
fe % Ancts
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AUCTION NOTICE attention is

AUCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention is
quested To the sale OF ock of Groceries, Household Fur
ntnre and Mich Cows, to take place this morning COM
mencing at 10 o'clock at the residence of Mrs Clarke on
Duval street. the Chapel.
q See advertisement.
te % GEO T. SUMMER An
THE ATMENlEUM.-The Rev. Dr. BAIRD has
been tnyaged to deliver of Lectures Europe
al the Athen@um; the first of which will be delivered
Tuesday sht, he LIST March, at o'clock.
sATerms of admtance usual, viz 25 cents for sin
gle persons and orpartes of two for the
fist and i2s for each additional person of the par
ty
fe 2e-2t The Committee on the Ahheneunu
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY
NY RICHARD CAUTHORN

pies, APPLES This lMoNDAY) morn.
N ing a. 70 O'clock, at my auction store, will soil
auction for ca.-h % bills Of prime APP les.
fs % CAUTHORN
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Change of Time for holding the General


Change of Time for holding the General
Meeting.
NJ NOTWITHSTANDING the extent to which arrange
Y ments had proceeded for holding general meeting
of the above Society the 23d instant, the Executive
Committee, yielding to the force of circumstances Deem
ed highly unfavoable to the successful ufment of that
appointment have determined to recall and subs
tue another day. They have therefore appointed
THURSDAY. the 10th of March next for holding said
general meeting at the Capitol in this city, half past
O'Clock, P NJ, for the purpose OF consulting the
engagements necessary to be made for holding cattle
show and fair in October or November next The mem
beers ofthe Society and the friends of Agriculture gene
rally invited to attend
CHARLES B. WILLIAMS,
fe 15-dtd Recording Secretary
BAGS VERY SUPERIOR KfO cor
IL FEE-Ws hereby offer at 81 cts per Id to close
the consignment. WILLS Il LOMBARD.
fe l6 l42 II ain st. L
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A MISTAKE TED--4.;

1 AHEs "A. SMELL, agent for Mlllson Smell has
- taken the stand No 90, West Main street latal,,
occupied by John A Smell Il Co.. and has lust received
part, and by Wednesday win have an entire new
STOCK oi staple and Fancy Dry Goods and most respect
uly soncits the patronage of the friends of the late
Rilegh. ~ Nv Aiub"
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A PEAKL STKEET SANS SOUCH
Pa HOUSE. &N21aS&
mi This House is in full operation. and ESsE2EA
VIAL those who are fond ofthe good things
Eof this life respectfully invited to call and see
Rfor themselves. We have regular Dinner from
&unti 3 O'clock and snacks served up at all hours
Just drop in and partake of go I'd dinner O'Clock
which hour suits all merchants you then sit and
discuss it and feel yourself home Suppers ordered
from this House shall be promptly served up and
any part of the city In addition to the above have
to beautiful pantng-Leda and the swan, orgi
nal by Caracco Every should that there is
Other extant and free exhibition that Our liquors
fine and will compare with any in the city Call and
fe 25 PC KIMBROUGH.
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x<aa FOR BOSTON-FIrsf Vessel-The SUI
s Peror fine fast sailing regular packet schooner
of her cargo engaged and going on board, win sail
with al possible dispatch For balance of freight of 500
packages tobacco passage, having superior accom-
nodations, apply to
fe 26 DAVID CURRYE
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NAPKIN KEN<ss.-Siverp ated vegetable ivory
and bone Napkin Rings for sale by
A xES.-Coin's finest quality Axes, with Heves,
IA Cleavers, Meat Saws, Wood Saws. Wood MALI It's,
&c. For sale by R. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
ia 29 Corner Main and 18th SITS.
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EOOI.sCAP AND LETTER PAPER

IL MASH Il WOODHOUSE have for sale an exten-
sve stock of Fooscap and Letter Paper of qua
ites. excellent and cheap. Those who buy paper
by the ream large quantity would do well examine
our assortment.
Also, for sale. Commercial and Packet Post Paper En-
veoping Paper, coored Papers for printers and for
pamphlet covers wrapping Paper note Paper and Enve
l1lraec inn e. e
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EU GRRAT REDUCTIoNINTHE-
r. h. MINOR,

Morney mt Law, Richmond, Va.
TTENDS promptly to all bushes. in his nrofs.s;o
to which hels now exclusively and assidueusly de-
voting himself To enable him the better to discharge
building Fund Company" he hasresumed his commits
acts appropriate to that Office "- ~"
tS~ Office No. ), Law Building a -
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CORPORATION NorIcE.-DEPARWENT OF RE.

|fyoRPORATIoN NOTICE-DEPARrMENT OF RE.
~ pairs and Supplies Nov. "a lS53-To buders-Sealsd
proposals will be received at the once Of tho Of
spsrs and ssepliss HS New City Hall until Saturday
opened accordance with The amended charter Of
the building Of sheds around Centre Market also all
plumbing work for the Seventeenth ward station house.
tho Of First avenue and Fifth street The
plans and specific Of tho work required be
above and a. information In regard thereto be had
the once of the Superintendent of Public Buildings
Ludlow street Blank estirnats be had st either
Also Tor the baildng Of fre engine ior She corpora
Of the city Of New York for the Engine
o. The plans and specification Of tho work require
DONE and M information in regard thereto, be had
he Office Of the Chief Engineer No. IS Elizabeth
BLANK estimates be had at either place. N. B-The
Commisoner the right reject oil
stimates. deemed for the interest Of the corporation
BARTHOLOMEW II. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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" resolution tie Common Council Of Che city Of
from parties contract for the removal Of night
coil from the several pies places used the cavenger
q the East the rivers the term Of such
70 be and continue three and removal to be e
sructe as to allow the .scspen Of the nst soil bya CO.
de or inclined plane and In suoh
Ess Hudson riyers-wl be the purpose and
the DO IS or bargs Of the party parties
eleven
evening till four O'clock in tn morning. from thefrst day OF
s: 10 IN m % II ss
r P,Spoas %us b made IL tes &C GrdsnSs With
E9Sation and enc esed in sealed envelope endorsed
sesa, for removing night soil from the city Of New
the
amount payable monthly for which tho said work
will be performed BY the party parties making the
City Inspector The security required for tho
faithful execution and pefouance Of the contract will be
of con for supplies and work d,ne Tor The
sion, Of the amended rned Nay 81 ls49 and
in s ope nj ssa
ts and sill net in conformity With the will
Eat%atss OF proposals yin b received At tho office of the
lsss, At Il o'clock NJ at which time and place the will
BE- publicly opened sscOrdanse with the Of
tie as tract may 30 awarded with whom tho
shall to directed to be made f. attend with his their
notified that such contract ready Le they shall be
s.dersd having abandoned it. Tho right hereby
deemed advantageous to tho corporation Blank
forms and copies Of the above mentioned ordin DO
~ DoWsInG cy insp.sso
City Inspectors Department New York, Noy 80 1868.
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GRAFTON NoTICB-PUBLIC NOTICE

INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given. to the cupant
Of 81 houses and lots improved unimproved lands
thereby that the following have been
the and lodged In the office Of
he Bureau Of by all persons
Interested viz Flaggng the westerly sidewalk Of First
Ths limits embraced By such assessment include Gil the
parcels land situated the side Of First
hon Twenty eighth street point IS feet inches north
AssseE All persons whose Interests affected by the
bove named and who opposed to the same
either Of them are 70 present hs
Records within thirty from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGA,
CHAkLES J. DODGE }Assessor1.
CHARLES AcNIELL,
ORos Bureau Of Assossment Street Department Novem
Der IS 1853