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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-04

The ship Hamburg, of aud from Hamburg for
New York, with passengers, is in Hampton
Roads, short of provisions.
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Local lntelIigence""City Affairs, &c

CITY CoUNcIL.-At a called meeting of the
Council wednesday evening" convened for the
purpose of considering the application from the
Directors OF the Richmond and Danville Rail.
road Company, to pay the amount recently
subscribed by the city, the following resolution,
submitted by Mr. Allen, was adopted:
Resolved, That the Chamberlain be author.
is ed to pay tho 100000 now due $4,000 on
the 18th inst, and $4,000 on the first day Of
March next.
The Council then adjourned, without snansact-
ng any other business.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-04

e" Mr.. ALEXANDER J. MARSHALL, of Viz
gina, has published let, containing a
memorial addressed to the CITY Council of Balti-
himself and Thomas Swami, President of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, in which
some importane disclosures are made. The facts
presented, are briefly these, as we find them
stated in the Alexandria Telegraph In the win
ter of 1867, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, for the purpose of influencing the
Legislature Of Virginia, and of procuring fright
OF way through her territory to the Ohio, on
such terms as would best subserve their interest
and be acceptable to the stockholders EMPLOYED
Mr. Marshall to become their advocate in Rich
mond, with the promise of fee of fifty thousand
dollars, in the event of success on his part
Through his active, energetic. and unwearried ex-
ertions, aided by numerous and influential agen-
cy. enlisted in the cause by him, the law of s47
was obtained. Having faithfully performed his part
OF the contract, Mr.. Marshall applied to the Com
pany for payment of his fee-when strange to saw.
payment was denied A long and tedious neso
tiation followed until, despairing of success
through any other means, a suit was instituted.
to test the matter, in the Circuit Court of the
United States, held in Baltimore The comma
ny INN ediately filed as their defence, the plea,
that the contract made with Mr.. Marshall, by
which his services and those whom he associated
with him, was obtained, WAS AGAINST pvg1.,c
POLICY, AND THEREFORE NULL AND VOID.
This affair, as it at present stands, wears nm
ugly aspect
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tY The dense fog upon the Potomac river yesterday
morning delayed the mail hours beyond
her usual time. The did not reach this oityun-
til 81 O'clock A. M.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-04

The editor of Western paper announces the
marriage of Mr.. Henry Bill to Miss Mary
Small and thinks the law which prohibits y.
issue of small bills will be violated.
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the balance of the days session was devoted to /
its consideration.
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GRAND EXHIBITION.
WILL OPEN AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Monday, Feb. 5rh,
Rosslters Great Historical Painting of
THE CAPTIVE Esp AEH l,sya>S


BY THE RIVERS OF BABYLON
Ihe daughters OF Zion hanging their Harps
on the WiIiows-Gllustrating the sentiment Of
'INHlS magnificent Painting contains thirty-seven fl
L cures, life size, and is of the largest oil Paint
ings extant The figures stand out in bold relief mon
the indeed the talented artistic has succeeded in
lmpartng aite like tone to the whole group.
20 The Painting will be exhibited ONE WEEK
ONLY In this city. Open daily from A. NJ to 10 P NJ
Tickets only Is centschildren aud servants half
price. Season Tickets 50cents fe 3-tt
GRAND EXHIBITION OF STATUARy
tHSHE largest collection il the world comprising ovor
II OOO Figures, designed to repi esent the leading
events IN the Life othe Saviour from the annnnciaop to
the virgin Mary to the Ascension oil our Lord repre-
scented by ~ groups and occupying space 200 feet in
length-each scene having an appropriate RELIES
PAINTING, executed by the celebrated Artist n 4,
Barthomew Esq, which alone is worth the price of al
mission. Now open at No 10 Main street. below the
City Hotel, from 10 o'clock NJ till o'clock p NJ
p An extra exhibition will be given on Thursday
and Saturday afternoons, from till O'clock exclusive.
ly for servants
- Admission a5 cts; children under 10 years of age
half price " 'ne
for sale at all of the principal book stores
ia 20-tsw
tNXLET MACHENEs.-Eylets,- s71S-> STAY.
Il rings, extra quality, for sale by
10 - II NJ zIMMERMA
8 ARDiNE OPENERs.-Oyster -
~ brollers and champagne Openers, f.
r. NJ ZlMN
ie Corner Main d
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W~asS HsrveSs Ansassss = Hsw heglanlng
70 b rndsrecs It's not evmycussss se euss his 9, that
esssss disss.on ana Sr.sssS, vsi:5 sssssasssd %
e. e.. . i. s,sF 5 .s'ss % cannot remain
Kelinger's Refined hninaens L. certain To
sex astounding discovery sysns and cure -. sias
n:: ss an. s fail In ten ssssssnd . His ms fluid
in New York city 81 each y dozen: as inmSn.
daily Sold At 80 Pearl ssrset"his ssn.rsi depot IS s
Broadway, white front.
Fur Weak and DchsIitated stomachs. Dvs-
pspss sc-Iha. iavortS and slsEsns esmpesnd BUsHs
corner Duane street 81 esn corner Bewsry and
80 cents, and will recommend itself
Horses Inyiserstng Elixir, Cordial the dscoverer
sad % this novel and powerful yssesbc
ali ass to
ans and nSS s.1 y s we'll
vented for Che euIs q diseases local and eae,.
orinrsir power: .ai@si hinsry 80 ''''
Ssrss aSs sy
all attacks Of this character and relapse is therefore
s
ta S sSs, .aa the s the
ooSmvNIcArns VITAL ENERGY
every relaxed and imparts degree Of musculs
and
and is the
s pFs
MsIss invissIssins Esir nnspsns" The IN
have not single that Ss. sssu
complaint ha in many desperate and violent cases
and their condition pronounced hspsiss BY MEDICAL prse
f1fs s. sss s Fl, sale
York. to whom all orders must be addressed.
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ars per day selling Professor Johnsons orrs Tooth Soap
Tor cleaning tic teeth and purifying the breath
ted Soap for whitening and Identifying the skin and hs
Justly celebrated No Pua Ultra Soap for washing without
rubbing Beaumonts Patent Starch Polish giving tho
CLOSE and trmnes 70 collars Be- Beaumonts French Liquid
Blueng fer giving tho blue tints to clothes
far prcierat to iL6so. Depot 3l7 D5wtry SITS
waited " -oS~''
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Watts Nervous Anti,lofc Il n certain and

speedy cure for neuralgia rheumatism doereux
debility and all nervous complaints. If found
en INC money refunded 81 per bottle; eix bottles 81 80
Depot ~ Ann street. door below Nassau Sent aay
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Saunders, Toilet Furnishing stores. No.

Astor House and No $50 broadway, where can bo
large assortment Of portable dressing cases perfumer ancy
cutlery combs lrrshes &C. ~ the finest quality Depot
6S the sale Of the metallic tablet s<rop.
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prevent badness and to restore hair that has fallen OF
secome thin, and to scurf dandruf invest IL
With brilliant gloss and permanent curl for sale at 1877
ana OF! Broadway under tho St Nicholas Hotel and all the
frug stores In every city.
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THE BALL SEASON.

DE G. BR0OKES' ANNUAL GRAND EXHIBITION
IL. and tahleaux bail ut Brookes Assembly Rooms 3il
Broome street Monday evening, March 2S
at fl o'clock Tickets 81 admitting gentleman aud two
LADIES. B-For programme OF fancy dances Sunday
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Rabincau's Pleasant Dining and supper

door to Bnrtong theatre the
Of the professional about well
the good things Of this life generally More central than
tcr fashionable restaurant Rabineaus claim equality
with any brated establishment in the style it's cookery
We glad to IL patroncd IL deserves and by
that appreciate The Efforts the proprietor give
faction TO his fric ndf and customers.
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removal Of lirthmarks scrhus poypus tumors
oes and all Of the skin, without the
The knife causc All persons interested will bio satisfied
II the fact by calling Mt The occ of the ubscrbc
Second avenue, corner Twelfth street.
HARVEY & WALLACE
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THE EIRENIEN.

THE E1RE11ENs
Alta REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF EAGLE
IA Hose Company No. held March H. 1852 the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas The American Bible Society have presented
this company copy Of the Holy Bible beautifully bound
and engraved, therefore
Resolved That the thanks OF this
by rendered to the American Bible Society their
and feelings evnced towards this company
thus presenting us with the said Bible.
Resolved That the foregoing resolutions no published
the Fremcns Journal New York Herald and New York
Observer. GEORGE WALKER, Foreman.
PHINEAs SMITH, Secretary
NEW YORK FIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOSE
~ Company No. u tender their grateful acknowledge
ments to the American Bible Society for copy OF the Sacred
JAMES G. LOCKER, Foreman
PETER VAN Corr Secretary
OCEANus ENGINE co. NO; n.-LUTHER MoREY 4
" Co., Of III Prince street take this opportunity of
turning their sincere thanks TO tho above their
BY fire. tho evening Of the a4h inst They
District and the Fire Department in general.
0cEANgs ENeINE COMPANY NO. r,-PErER-w.
" WILSON, of III PRINCE street, takes this
q returning his sincere thanks tho above Company
He would also return his thanks the Police
District and the Fire Department in general
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ADVER EASEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE THIRD SEVENTH AND EIGHTH PAGES
PERSONAL.


IF JAY, JR., WILL CALL AT THE HOUSE AGAIN,
j he need have nothing fear will a there
with the address, he be assured he will not
greet 1t.
HAVE PROPERTY FOR THE HEIRS OF JAMES
Grady: William Smith ate sergeant I'd infantry horn
Reading, Pennsylvania; James Steven Thomas Franks
Owen Hawkins; Thomas Mayach Co. ID. s. BROWN, Soil
eitcr No. ~ Crosby street, New York.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF PATRICK CONROY.
from Galway ireland who has bcen about nino months
IN this country When last hoard of he working in
Brooklyn with young by tho of Jas Cohon he
milwright by trade Any information of him will be
thankfully roceivod by his sister Bedea at 2 Seventh
between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets
Direct to Mr. John Burke supposed to be in Ohio Ohio
pers please copy
INFORMATION WANTED-OF IRA p. PORTER, WHO
left his home, at Athens N " Wednesday, the sd
instant and supposed to have to New York He is
about five feet two inches high had dark sack coat red
dish plaid vest pantaoons and black cloth
and in dark haired Whoever give information
where he can be found will be handsomely rewarded by
plyingto JOHN Glow, 1856 West stroot.
NoTscE-ALL PERSONS HAVING LEFT PROPERTY
IN at the Broadway House. No II Peek slip and incurred
debt thereon board and lodging hereby informed that
unless said property il removed and tho amount of debt
paid before the s day Of April next it win be sold ct
public auction.
WANTED-INFO OF RICHARD ARM
w strong who left Langhen in Scotland, in 1912; when
last heard Of pcddng in the neghborood of Scheneo
tady Any Information concerning him will be thankfully
received by his brother Alexander Armstrong; at Roy fac
tory, West Troy, N. Y.
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Trusses. Shoulder Braces. Female Summit

TfusHes, ShUuIutf BFNccs, FcnfnLc Support
instruments for ubfcet knock knees bow legs weak
ankles, curvature OF the spine, superior elastic
stocking for enlarged veins of the leg and elastic
cbdrcns russes and every kind Of surgical belt Dr.
GLUNER'S, No. 2Aan street.
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INSTRUCTION.

"A ether life in teaching and educating children Of Az
Tsn under :; devote e them 4. her
@ Sss$.: ssia!ss ss.Is$s
:;ss1 s to
Epss and the moas.
tho different characicr qualities
even a oseS s us : s% maa nS1n 10
so Orphans are on account Of wishing TO have
ass to f. Herald ONCE viii be attended TOO n"'
PENMANsHIP-MR, GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
;. e a. and
venient to the pupil. See cards at the academy.
sEDSwIcK bess to aequant his pupils that he returns
from Baltimore next week preparatory to resuming his
Mr. sSa &
e
-....,~.,.,,.,-,. MUSICAL L:,,,,,o,,>,~,.
A TALENTED LADY, ENGAGED IN MUSICAL
phed son u in
about thousand dollar. 70 have the business
Lady Hsrad o. 'n'
EoLIAN PIANoFoRTEssAT I'll BROADwAY-A
Nm large Of pspos frHI the celebrated Hslo
4: " iadd Co., Win full supply Of and second
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON
4IoIIAN AND BouDoIR PIANoFoRTEs. GREAT
s.r %Sess a %s
BE ss the the y T and
hand pianos from $40 up to n s2 piaqS o te lei
unSsrsisneS would inform tho musical pubic that he
has recently the entire stock OF music musical
I The s
music in this country Hs has also mad. arrangements
ss sSs
ss
%uss At o. from ns prSss This is
moving. HORACE WATERS Successor to
GREAT BARGAIN.-zoNE BEAUTIFUL SECOND
~ hand ao.n piano r Gilbert 4 CO. makers for sale,
about one year and will Be cid very low
NFUsIcAL--NoTICE.-A COMPETENT TEACHER or
M the organ and risnofor.o largo established
fs Sdans s apply in
room in large spacious
way hy one hundred Anthony street occupied by
q tic he occupies previous 70 said
thcpnd,rtgned would inform luyers Of panofortes and
music that in equcmce of the increased demand ana
unrvaltd popularity Of y Gilbert Co.'S celebrated piano
o t m dy S % % aa sa' rSs 70 tho he
will tell at very great reduction is pendid STOCK OF
ranofntcs and music consisting Of new aud second hand
pianos ut prices from $40 to make room Tor sd att
tione and of meVdeons AND pianos Tor
small rooms wi b. nold at cost the whole stock must
be sold previous TO tae OF April Persons ia want Of
barynins hrd eer tahc ADVANTAGE ~ this opportunity
HORACE WATERS, $50 Broadway corner OF Anthony
street second floor. N BFor sale, two Warrcns reed
organs for churches.
AOnO PIANO FOR SALE.--A VERY ELEGANT
NZUU. rosewood pi0ne ~ the newest style md in
fact order will be sold The instrument
s.cp At nv once, AZ. l.. SHELDON, Is Nassau street.
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, tn color the
sar whcrs tho moment 1t is applied without injury
tae hair skin 1t can be washed Immediately without
disturbing the color and has bad odor 1t applied pr
yately, or sold at PHALONS Wig Factory ~ and CIT
81. Nicholas Hotel and BY drugsists generally.
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SEcoND SERIES POPULAR LECTURES, AND VERY
- interesting experiments in mental alchemy and s kind
red phenomena Tho celebrated Prof. b. BROWN Will.
LIAMS, at tho elegant hall City Assembly Rooms, $50
Broadway, this evening, at eight O'Clock, Go early
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS BY PROF. OWEN
- this saturday. and Sunday evening" ut ~ O'Clock
OF Broadway and spenard street Several
will be in attendance Admission, 1914 cents FREQ
ing at lo1a o'clock Sunday morning Subject continued
Wednesday, the .1th circle from p. ". to
those who attend in the evening.
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few of T. Gill or Co 70 celebrated pianos with with
out tho oian, will be sold and payments tacn
II immediate application be made to HORACE WATERS
exclusive agent $50 Broadway Of An
thoLy street. second floor.
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CsPRING NANTILLAS.-THE IMPORTATIONS AND
- manufactures at the Paris Mantilla Emporium, 8I
Broadway now ready for inspection Wholesale and
ts and will be found to comprise the most varied and
toGutful assortment oI mantillas In the city
Merchants most literally DEALT with
GEO. nuLpIN. 81 broadway.
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H1NEI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O6IeUrHUeu LHquHW
hair dye is the best yet discovered for coong the hair
whskers the moments spilled The wonderful and
certainty with which this fayorte and old established
dye performs astonishing sale or applied 81
BATCHELORS wig factory, No. Wall street.
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pIANoEoRTEs AND MusIo-sELLING oEF-REMo.

1000 PIANO FOR SALE.--A VERY ELEGANT
NZ(U. roseweod pcnc, 81 the newest style and in
feet order will sold =. beryain The instrument be
seen at my once. AZ. L. SHELDON, d Nassau street.
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COPARTNERsfaR NOTICES,

CS 000 OR $lo0oo-h PARTNER WANTED, AC-
DC.UUU two silent with from 5000 or $40 600 in
tho livery business by who has two very large
livery stables that will hold ry hundred and
while the Worlds Fair continues 1t is well known
Crystal Palace will bring millions OF people TO the city,
and enough will 10 let the stables will be free
Address with real and residence, NJ W. M Herald
ONCE, which will meet with prompt attention.
A RARE CHANCE rs OFFERED TO PRACTICAL
n confectcner to into business in the neghborhood
OF the Crystal Palace One having knowledge Of keeping
raoon, and the requisite capital may inquire
at 5s6 Eighth between Forty and third
streets.
PARTNER is WANTED IN AN EXCLUSIVELY
n cash business active It large pcr cent,
and risk Coed security will he given that there
no ofs Call at the hotel Ill East street,
between Second and Third avenues.
A MAN OF BUSINESS HABITS, GOOD PRINCIPLES
n having good city references. wishes $500
his services safe respectable business Liquor and
tent rights not wanted Address Hope, Herald office
NEWSPAPER PARTNERSHIP-A LITERARY GEN.
~ tlemen, editor. &c is anxious TO meet with partner
who will invest 81 GOO in we'll Journal wherein
Address, with real namc, Antistrophc, Herald Office
DARTNER WANTED.-A YOUNG NAN, OF BUSINESS
i tact and ability, with from two to three thousand
with the advertiser in business the profits Of which, in
all probability, will than quarupte the
the first Best OF reference given and required Ad
dress Clifford Herald office with real name that inter-
view may be appointed by mail
VNANTED-A YOUNG NAN, WITH $500 OR $780, AS
w partner in fruit &C. store Any party having
the above amount and willing their time to the
the aco las the advertiser is othcrwse
engagcd mako comfortable living Address Fl. b.,
Herald ofhcc.
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WAMxs.
WANTED-A GIRL, TO DO THE GENERAL HOUSE
w work Of s.si family One who can 40 Plain sooh.
s,s % .sS Gan an. ne aSs
% sSos rs fair by r.
CURED. |
WANrED-A NAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF A BLUE |
Inquire at the corner Of Columbia and
worker One thst thoroughly understands the bust
liberal by sppas HosH Pnsssso. New
WATcnnAKER WANTE I.;. ). coop y, w ow
Maiden lane, up stairs.
yxyANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A |
r9.sry shpP,ng or commission 1oSs se has been
Bs1emore has Knowledge Of business and wond be viii
ling 70 make himself generally useful Address G. WI,
WANTED-A BARKEEPER, TO ATTEND IN GRO
Iceelos A. One that seqasintsd With the bust
need not apply.
sy & ans in
full charge # e,I in city for nearly FIVE years the re-
sR
lso give perfect satisfaction Business be may
ftss.ns when and where an interview may be had
WANTED-AY AN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN, II
assassTassy rss ssfn 'A'
,.rrpn vo,.o ..y ,,,nsr .Trc oooy
and Ys and s % work about snail pSeg
Kiss stable, 5Co Houston street.
NTANTED.-A YOUNG MAN, FROM PHILADELPHIA,
having thoI9ush Ano~isdse 81 bookssspins and
Salary not much object es permanent situation Ad
dress J. H. NJ, Herald once
Go9D TIN1 IsarE Of NgNH hun .m
OF 9e Hammond street.
UyANTED-A GOOD DIPPER AND BURNIsHER FOR
w fixtures. To steady, capable man good yasss
street.
WANrED-rHREE JouRNEYMEN JEWELERS., FIN
ishsd TorAmen. Apply TINS day. sssre SS.Sgsi
80
tos Western State and take charge Of that depart
S dg oea h nsrs ~, @ ON WI" W o.
Sixth avenue ~ - ff' " "
= ----------
store or as porter Good city reference yen Please sd
dress J. X, Herald Office.
urANrrp-A SITUATION As nooKKEEpER OR
w Clerk by Young married man, who has had several
i.rred Refers to present employers Aiiress Psarce
Herald Office. ---------- -
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A GOOD VIOLIN AND
be given. Apply to MATTHIAS KELLER, Cremona Mills,
J1ZANTED-A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN IN
oovs Of @ ns
street
vrTASTrnA pypFpJEycrn c,pnrNrp or
four acres eleven miles the city. man with wife,
n,
will be required Apply ut 10 Ninth street.
-
yNANTED--A GOOD JOURNEYMAN HAIRDRESSER
that hear good usage, have - per week, with
MANS embarrassing and bathing saloons, so. . Franklin
square, Pear! ,treet
-. -. = :. - -
MANTED-THREE OR FOUR SMART ACT. T. MEN
w TO canvas fer artil that affords large e,mns
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the public ycsrly but they fall into disusethey
stand the test of experiment Meantime, CRISTAD0ROS
hair rrcservatve and hcautfer celebrity every
1t stops tho decay of the hair improves its texture
and beauties 1t. Sold at No. hstor House.
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why nrc Hair Dyes In bnd rcputes Simply
because they dscolor the skim and don't properly
hair they long time in producing any
Not go CRISTADORO'S Exceior Dye. It's operation Is
instantly and the color impaired natural Made sold and
applied privately at Crstadoro's, No Astor House.
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Q. s. Jennings !. happy to INFORM s,,s friend.

and the public that he still continues at the old
stand No % Fulton street. where no offers large assor
ment Of fine gold and silver Watches superb ewery and
elegant silver at reduced prices and be
represented. q. s. JENNINGS, "a Fulton street.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


nR. WHITING, THIS EVENING, AT ~ O'CLOCK,
- in the Bsecker Buildings Of Blocker
ton streets lectures tho eye liver kidneys Spleen
animal heat early symptoms Of consumption
Of water &C., &C. with his splendid collection Of manikns
skeletons, models, paintings &C. Admission l21a cents
T ECTUREs.-ANAToMY, PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGI-
~ ene.-Prof CURTIS Cincinnatti Ohio at elegant new
ball No: q East broadway on Tuesday Thursday, and
eight o'clock to ladies and gentlemen At Brooklyn Inst
tute Wednesdays and Friday afternoon and evenings the
same Splendid apparatus.
T EcTUREs.-FATHER GAvAzzI WILL DELIVER A
IL Of ten lectures at the broadway Tabernacle in
italian and English, at o'clock precisely the
enthusiastically, March lSTbo Bible and the Papal Sys
tenn Tuesday, 29thThe Pope and his Doube-headed SUI
Premsey; "Wednesday, 3Oth-Monks and Nuns; Thursday
Monday April 4-Popedom: Tues
day, sthAurcuar Confession ail indecencies omtedl
ST. raTiea speoialIy; Thu rsdsy 7h- The Rapal sys
tion; Monday, lIthnItay BnMo.t Of the time viii he
single lecture % cents may be had at the following
Brother 2s5 Broadway Evans Britain, 6s7 Broadway
On the evening Of the lectures they may also be obtained
the door.
CECoND SERIES POPULAR LECTURES, AND VERY
~ interesting experiments
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


.nOoM OF BABYLoN.-MR. SNOW WILL PREACH,
~ morrow, at Mount Zion Free Church, 1913 Bowery
ut and tx o'clock T. NJ Evening subiect-The Charact
and Doom Of stical Babylon Bible class at =. II.
DELICIOUS NOTICE.-LIGHT READING-A DIS
IL will be addressed to young people light read
ing hy the Rev. Edwin f. Hatfield, d. d., tho seventh
church, Of Brooe and Ridge Streets
to. morrow evening, commencing at ~ O'Clock.