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Al Meeting Of the poord.r, q, The limited s,s,. uo, IN n,

Meeting o. the noarier Of the United s,ae, Hotel the
q OF M%sy n s can mf, Il. e.
n cssr r q D., no,sogI acted a. Secretary
Tlsn motion, ss S,i,%'n sppSIn,sd
and The following gentlemen were appointed. SS.
pTSH H n PssE is@s; SGsT and Sspsr
after inerens speeches from several gentlemen present
nsnt when they met according and he follow
The liberty q he citizen l. the bo.., Of our
Every Ia. e rlsht select ii.
lords hold meetings establish rates charges,
sS T e SSs.ds fS"r g
sS Se q =. Js S & i aa
day Of March. 1884, adopt the following revolutions:
Tn., our are due Mr., lame;
Of he rst elias, Hotels" OF the place. at rates from 90
ResoeJ That We feel disposed to sustain United States
Tel while !, :. continued Ger Il. present or At
Tor bosrdssnd We respectfully recommend
;@ slo sf 4I E1S Ss published in
mond and generally requested TO publish the above
The meeting then adjourned. .,,n
John y King. AuEusts samue watkins, Botetourt
r nanoll, JamssCliyco Robert james, Hanover
wa ? Kyle, buckingham IN t.c9%onE,i. RSrl.%ou,h
" , 4 i london ie~. il Tsrn5nil, Fr,nEiIn
Wade woodbridge James; Roanoke
e M h"as,.sn yotS VIZ P:e aos Sfss
Jno Garrett Richmond Kgsh Iaaisr. augusta
John y Heard q Cec, Pulaski
VIM Pendletsn WMoOrery, Boeiourt
q PeykI WOamper, do
John q Sneson Jno 1opnng, 90
Theo Robertson, Jr AW Lusier, BacNburs
J A Lghtner, Augusta Oaint Macon, ueo
II Breeden, Richmond bamnel obchehn, botoiourt
w Anderson, Augusta Oh uarper, 90
n ID Thoma. Montgonery Hammond, do
"a I.d1 Joel Y Brown, buckingham
tJsnrv Dt,r, Captain Matthew Obonohain
Tbsod ! Oissr MHavkins Monroe
jo sph wiernsid, AIbsmari' Spencer 3 g; 90
n y Barksdate Tho.k oies, Nelson
j w OousIns ueorge Haiter, Augusta
u Jacobs BBTate
ri hard Grant James WithroNe, hootbndgs
4 A yanoey ON Peasants
A . MoAIpn yWutkefon
Jno v wEht Jos BoHa
Horace Kent, Richmond southey u savage, New Kent
W W Perry RockbrijEo no Bradley
mh9l-c5t
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EnnoyiDR FOR THY HofsEtoLp-7b.,o- +,

way 81 doing ,h than By securing Policy Of Life nIur
The good book tells Tint any provide own
| falth an IL than inhdeIu
This company Is on the mutual system, all ~, PROFITS for
isin condition call the
| NH 81 OuAs wORTIIGM. AGENT
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RICHMOND WIG.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1884.
I'm 1naR.spoNpKNTs.

- CORRko5PONDkNIt
as WIG" III, NJ, ~. nph,i.hed
nj. ~ standing ought TO be known to ALL and v
an n. 0btuary notices exceeding eight
irass are charged Tor advertisements.
~ atoms win be charged the same a. adrsr's
ments.
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a. MORRIS, o7 Main Street,
is sole agent for the sale Of

attention Pofeiso Amateurs and the
pubis to examination Of them.
His embraces many nsw and beautiful styles and by
greatest advantages the purchase PIANO FORTEs
In superiority Of Instruments but also Ia the prices
sells them mbQT
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DniME GREEN CUBA CoHgEE,-Ioo bags, fcf
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NEW SCHEDULE,
SPRING AND SUMNER ARIA NGEMENT

EINoH B,LrIMOnE AND PIIiLtDELPIHAo S5--Il
~ The P0OAlI0NrAs, Captain JOSEs will
for above places
Shipper. PhadelPhia will find this cheap eIpe.
diti0us any other.
mhBi LUDLlN A wITsoN
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New Volume, Of Bchr's Libraries - -,
ITSTIN CORNEIIr~ kEPOS AND EUTkO


% Plus Literally trassssd, With nJts and genef. adfh
ty the Rev. JCln S. 5y Wan " SONS sse'I LeiN
THE TI CTORIAL HANDBOOK o. LONDON. Gomgssils
e. An,iqus Ilrs.raed with j ecsaHnSs on wood b'aa'
illustrated Library - . - ....,. 49,. ~
HISTORY or sERvIA AID TIE SERyIAS GEVOLyIiOS;
With a sketch Irsarrectoa in Bo5la Boah' StaaiAi
LiSusry -...-. .,-, -.,r ~, ms
ROMAN EMPIRE. By EdSsrt G.5b1n. Isl, VIA 'si4'fih
ncts Volt Eobus Library OF Buis1 Cliss'cs -Als9
HISTORY o. TIE Cru SADES-rhriT Aue PFosseS Ana no
,ulfs By Msi7r Proctor Win Illustrations BY Sa,sent -
SCRIPTURE READINGS. Or. rRE bt1LE FAAiLtNLf ~
rIAiSED 70 THL YoUyG Edited ~ the Rev h5osf jane
son D. - . .,.- ,,,,p,,,rc,c AYR =.
CYCLoPEDIA or LITERARY AND sClsNtlsio ~ !, :,
DOTF Illustrative q the cnaratr Habits an "
men II strsis AID scesce EDITED by william Aedls secie ny
to ri l,sorhica Society of ti.scow - ,o,-. ,,,,
MIR WORKS Or CUtNItS HORATIyS FLACCUs. VITA
Bogrsr sica Nelaoir ty Rev hclrJ Thompson, n Co
ricusy llEsirred
The above ar jl. received sui fo- sale By
BANGS BROrHER Co, Ttade ssle-Roor'
> PAk-rJw.
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rHF JNDFPEND Mt.

4 TuE LARGEST FELIGtOJS PAPER N TtE HohLD
Tr ,isicu :, n fet1s- toa ~ keg q y Cass'sN
7 o Re rev HESEY w,so sEsczEN Ms n =, srogs Ln'
L-y L sE.cI 20 MISslg MAILS slSei coai oatas
srs,S 70 rs zgeiy scd vii De assd D. most .b!e Cores
rouGsuls a. heu1e and struss.
rnIss
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fine arts.

A LARGE INVOICE of the most beautiful En-
"A GRAVINGS after Landsesr Herring Turner. Delsroche,
ysrne aud ported and selected by W SCAu nov
offered AZ pr.se the AtUnJn, No B Broad
the col ecticn Is by far cOnpete sud neresns
broush public Exhibition free Open day and evening"
~ T. T s.
WILLIAMS. sTEVENS Z WILLIAMS
Publishers and Prntse.lers No. 80 Brosdwlyi
Have great qualification being able 9 he hrs me
In the sratutous exhibition from TUESDAY, Fe0 ~
IN SATURDAY March D. ia connection With toe publication OF
two m Oortsnt ngrsyngs thereo the following chef Geaes
GLIMPSE AT Az ENGLISH HOME STEAD. By J y.
Herring E,o Tugyed y George Eq n the higlest
ye OF mezzotDs comparison to Lsndsers Return H'a
CTRisr TEACH NC HUMILITY By Robert Scott Lsnder.
as. Being engraved BY W Dayey OF the same sze aaf
IN similar style ,
CsrG. Of admission viii be iasred at their desk.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION
Prints plain
Prisf India -
-
Proofs lesrs India Paper .....'.'''''. ~
Astis;S Proof on nd. psper.... ~
A liberal ciscoQn. ALLOW a orders from me trade
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6perInl Notiees.

Post Omce. Ncw-Yer1NoTIcE 7Eq,ops.n mails per
snTfd Ssss t I,a a f,p a. n VIII
sAAuADAi TIC ''n '-'' IsAlC v FOWLER Master.
Uncle Tom il Parls o. TIE French ", VIEW 49,, AID
Association WILLIAM Ross WALLACE Esq Ti1 deliver
al he Apollo Rooms. No 40 BIesdya5. "wn Rs' Wallace
Poe IN the e GP: int mos. OF PS s sn
b,nt speakers he had Doors open at
Ralph Waldo Emerson VIII osi'eI Che cooeuai1E L,e,are
&vRNTNa Ma4c S1f at S Ss Gd@.:i0a
fFe Of cPfah RpAg sfef fSs M MoS Il
%ssee a. oeiosk Admission 50 cents may had
oehwso6 No a. B1C,dSyi o S Nc door S'
NEwYosK March 1851
Hs SMITH Esd author of Loves vicisisudos:
Dear Feeling pleased at the resolution which yon nave e
Bringing Iesv oyou1 first e,temrs' dramatic s1sor
more publicity yOoT unsied eaor' has given il have
Hope Chapel Bfosdr Ts5elnaoo the earliest ,@s
s ss ,ss ySSt pIsDs We .SseSe ourselves
7tos Downing Joseph Hilton W., =, S y lies
&C s'3 k Ky N29 D. s SS2 aaS
r. Harper, Jr.
No. l MURRAYsr- March 1854.
To TSOS DowT1Se Esq ,of 1 Ss9s5Si and +, eop
spes VIZ VIZ y T"S b & vi bs les crlt
IUEsDA4 hNENlNc NIsfoh H. ADe WI. Ve va 49, go
viii be easier there But were ten times as bard would fns
ss m me Esn. Of SnSyn h s SS5SS % Tp
sseh men ere wps to smile upon my effort 70 be known " I'd
Believe me Gehouaen your obliged oSedcnt servant
Ii. 5 SMITH.
Mr. Tuydock, the e1-woOd sawyer of Hudson will lecture
The SUBJECT OF Il importance SUNDAY the th inst follows
trliT gslp, ~ 10 O'clock. Hsrkesp Z NJ. aud No
Chstham-qu are J. oeloos, evening
Temperance Mcetug.-on SUNDAY EVENING toe friends
hold public Getting Botanic Hall No % Eat Broadway.
Nm RUBLEIGH Of Albany and other eminent speaker
gssed Come early and serIe your seats Adnlsioaiiee
House Carpenters Awake.An adjourned meeting OF tie
Bous Csrpepttrs City Newiork will be he'd Convoa
ton Hall Wooster a. between Houston and Beecke-s
MONDAY EvENING sext al Il o'o.ock.
Grand Lodge independent Order of Odd Ladies, Feb.
q l9a-A the sdnance az PERSONS IA the osdcf wlo
Resolution sdu such ia the Order on h terms
OF The Grand Lods@ prepared TO sran Charters oI
new Loeges Information concerning The OrdeE may DC -
,npl, 10 ME- T.. tDSTROM No 6l BowerY Mrs 4 M
L0NY GlhIy Ms A RIPLEY No III stanton ST. MS
Il. WHEELER, no. 20 Norfolk ST. as, -, -,to,v
The ne1 meeting Graud Lode viii be held FRIDAY,
March 10. 1854 O'Clock, a. No ~ star o9-ss; ~, - -.
The Cnnal-t II. IL. Society, meet al sprinss HAL IS1
Sprps on SUNDAY EVkNINJ The meeting WILD acdsssd
Nv EAThAElEL HOPPER aud other enineHt speakers iAe
fien6s & pertnce are iayited TO sond . 80. 49,,
DAVID siiiTHL Secretary. JUN QgA' 4 'es'te'-
NATIONAL ACADEMY No eos Broadway FEB ~ l5t
Of the sale the property Of the Aelae
OF Nay zoe following changes ere necoss
iy MADE the 18th annual ekhooa;
The exhibition will be opened for mouth ont beginning on
the I'D Of March and closins on the 18th of April
The really for the recepion Of aud anae
10 work be admitted after the h
~ March by order Of the Council, .
T. ADDISON RICHARDS Cor See a
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Chances for Business MeH,

a VALUABLE PATENTED INVENTION for
"a SALE EXcHAsGE-A rare en,les T % s ohsea a
wiihcah or property Apply 70 no ~
= PARE CHANCE The Stock, Fixtures, Good
a w and Less Of 90 Cd .Sas9 sC s s0d ssSs 90. Of
The city, 500 chance % Pe'0 20 e o Of ,s. na .
doing ira. rate cash business. Inquire No zs Bsee"s@
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for Person
N whs Capital Of s0o o. $500 s 90 ora s as
and every necessary aen. for carrying the business % mach
Steam Boiler Dss AgPss. MAIL. s. o. NJ, a
HUNTER No. les VS.. ls-.t todAy or on Monday -
CCR sALE-Tbe Hide and Fat House No; go
E1berhss A:o tbe Hids and e. oqs 90 'sss s.. ~ ~
sd property, with Pen. ara Psmrs sas AZ as.eS s
hide Ho aIaIs: fof al. = s .9a ~.
A9 ~" sIIq sariH JT no q, Rnsbstss bTs-
ton ior Smith HoSsly.
UOUsE or FARM WANTED ia EXCHANGE
II for FRESH IMPORTED Day GOODS SLolas ts-
: sssSs a''2 gs5y 2.'.e w -
NACHINE SHOP and IRON FOUNDRY for
WI sALE-KnOwa Mercer Worrs situated On toe osaks
o. De.@srs River IL Trenton New Jersey son0rss three
''G sS;s ni si ,ss2 s' 60 s nv
Grick Foundry 20 By 100 tses viii Gore oVss s"d
~ .1 en- 1 smith shop pbyssss
A Stable q ssa.eisar s.p.c.fy fof thee horses
Al SSsied % (: So sss oo F. IS On
River az a s5 Ra h,yns whee so 80
Ss. i.Ss om ne DssSsrs Fs. ws,s Power COMPANY
raz sdns sIstsi wsn mile Of three raj, 'sas '~o
Six p1.SssI ;Iss eve iar PhasEh :: mile. g. dly
ircr leave b. BeIvers Desrs rod fr tho
Dsswsae Valley sne one stsssost 'e 1 so
sovs ssiss ), r,rSsrs th oss o. locations Or
az person may If eUsasa the fosod saa ma
Ts SSas. are ~eg esieuss1 sStsaye nsasfoy Of
End orh:msn ess. .. .y ?. s3SsprS " '' Ana
Posesson he pfspertJ VII BE- nyes Immediately de'ea
Tenn 'Ss'"ia'eal'ht aycLEyE MKEAs DRIPps 4 Co.
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Go farmers ano Others.

SPLENDID BRAHMA POOTRA, CHlrIA-
- CONC and GRAY SHANGHAI FOWLS warranted pare
breed 10 fre oder or so per pair 90 ALFRED g. SEAOh
No 60 EsssaGst
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THENEW ART of
i INTALIOTYPE PRINTING,
JOHN DoSLzyY.
liz and iaborou OF
ssvins bi1es the esies OF Ltl0SrAphl with
The elegance and the spoty Of lyposaph Printing
Tas att peculiarly sdspted % the ,
PRODUCTION or TiNrS.
SHADES and POLYCHRONArIC CONTRASTS ReaeIslly tnd
u equally syGsbie for BUSINESS CARDS large Po'fEhs
HlAD.bILLS, FASCYAr ABEb5, sad
VOW C RD5
Aaho Inventors Artists P5bshsrs Hanufietarers
Patent Medicine Propros AMI business men seny "ho
are tFFFcTUALLY snd ECONOMICALLY 70
ATTRACT PUBLIC t 4 U H.
Will do ell o psgronze this
MODERN INVENTION,
4. e the only frsphic which untes
ELEGANCE WITH GREAT hCONoff
Specimens exhibited ard orders promptly ate nded 20 ~
HORACE GREELEY L Co. No y Beekmaa-st, heE-fork
stsr,oypns and general JOB Printing executed ~h nsa<ne
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.ruE NEWBORN TRIBUNE,

-oe suRoPEAS CIRC q ~,
a. az departure OF cach - al stearn7rfor Lverpoo
Seesn..o 81 So..ss inelaGed aa.le co2iessoees
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.sioIrygosSIA, OREGON, AID rHE sAsDwicH isLAWs,
"hs 90 III separt-re Of each Mail Steamer for ASP val
70 ~ Ger AMIN. single pes s csnfs
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gIyHE NEBRASKA QUESTION-Published this
L uorrrq n raup et orrl price $ cent?: ,, ,,,,,
l. sKETCH OF TIE MISSOURI CON tsotiSE % y, y T.
II DANfEt UEBsrERS MEMORIAL on tbs Nj .
souri, COMPROMISE. ....
III HISTORY OF TIRE TEXAS ANNEXATION
" HISTORY OF THE OREGON ORGANILAION
V HISTORY OF THE COMPROMISE Is 1851
VI SEWARDs SPEECH. 18th March. 1889. - - -.
VII REPORT OF SENATOR DO OLAS ON THE NJ BhAS-
VIII spFFcH oF 81 Major DOUGLAS on TIE sUBJEcr'
TX SPEECH OF SENATOR CHASE.
\ SPEECH or SENATOR SMITH.
NJ SPEECH or SENATOR EVERETT
MI SPEECH or SENATOR WADE
Kill SFFECH or SENATOR BADGER
XIV SPEECH OF SENATOR SEWARD
xV SPEECH OF SENATOR SUMNER 80
III bee viii be so 20 paretsse 70 quantity At lib
,,., si,count } ; REDFlELD, No 10 Nssssdst,
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OBJECTIONS from DANIEL WEBSTER.

GEL ECTIONS from DANIEL WEBSTER.
~ G : FRANCIS Il Co PUsLfSH THIS DAY
Pr CON sTIru rIOHAL TEXT BOON containing eectlons
from tie Writings Daniel Mebter the Declaration Of depend
F,we Azores. copious indexes intended os school bOi-
tes sra Fsmily Reasiug vol l<uo, ~ . =, -, -.
IL usk he Selections the Nrtnes OF Ar "eose
great are taken select sch paris ~ may %
m srenfhsn tho opinions OF tae O
ard 10 vi love Of country aNenerson o tas
no founded Republic end who have passed iern AZ
Liberty Peace 20 Ooes aud 20 "a"
and sill also teach of dfm Of morality and OF k'on
THE SPEECHES OF Northumberland revised with
the sntlors' retiop. by Fran Il w Newman.
THE DIETETICS or THE sOUL-rranslated from the Ger
The tYDYING ONE, SORROWS OF ROsALIE. and other
rPYcB9ET;s CoURsE OF RE AIDING edited by the Rev. Dr.
Spencer ----------
NOJHER THOUSAND Of the HISTORY OF
~ NEW-YORK UNDER THE DU rCH-By Professor A.
Dv. ready for delivery 10 NoSYok and suburbs Agents sp
uI,inS mu.e .GlelJ will tad profitable enpoynent
R.T YOUNG Publisher No 100 Fllton'''.
NEW BOOK and PUBLISHING HOUSE IN
~ NEW-YoRK- ~
PUBLISHER AND BOOKSELLER,
No. . Pax place Ncosd door.
The undersigned for year, in the BOOK business az eaono
ard late Of The firm Miller bs established himself "a
above and sGdsn his will Keep fall supply Of the pa-
Ae RHIIfIps s,MpsoN Co
,aIILER on ron & MULLIGAN, (sts Derby Muer)
And ALDEN, BIZ aRDSLEI Il co.
Constantly hand ard for ise - their lowest prices
O''e' A'- ~ ~ ! G. DERBY No 2 PsrS.pis;s,
Directly over Lsnport Brakeman x Law
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IRE sENu.wEEHhY TsiS' : = ~
r.ur NEw-YoRH TRIBUNE,

9u',ssd sssr5 TUESDAY sgd Fs.o' ~ 81 Aeverat.
an 40 copies fof - Fi'e ''' ~ -
.s,s. 4 l.o.f of SGcb inzerti0n
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NEW BOOKS.-This day published and for sale,
~ Wholesale ana retail by ?. PUTNAM Co.. Ne 10 PARK
place; , -.
THE LAMpLIGHTER t;iHo cloth n ~ n. v,,,
BooX OF FAcrs AGT FoR l5A l&mo' ciYl'
siPpoLD's COMPARATIVE ANATOMY CiavertoSrsta) s'or
clotr 80 . - ,o,,..., ,,,n ,,r, g.
March -. %, ,.,r,,,r,, M rur rrNrrPn
STATES ith the Census BY BALDWIN Thomas S'o
sheep. 81 .- -, .r,,,,,, Az, ttt-rop
ICAI, with Fnrsyipgs New edu0o. l!no, elOtn 81 .
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The fate Of the Russian Dynasty In It's present war on
Tisv Is indicated prophecy VIII be the subject OF
T0ToRROW ord's DayJ EVENING 1t Mechanics IL ~ No az
BIosdSsS Of O'clock, BY GEO sIORRS, Editor OF Bible tx
New
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-s,,i,1rIis,n Prof OWEN will lecture TOMOhROW Sun.
80 n O'clock p NJ st Academy Hsl (Pehams) NO 61j
p,o,Sxav sesfee Miss NJ L. HUTCHiNGa and other mediums
Will ttttrG
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On. pirq OF the six SeHIs.-Elder JOHN PEARSON JR,
e. Viii Lecture h. o. esiDg the Six seals a the Advent
%l,son Church No. 80 Fo5thst, SUNDAY EFEHiN5, at u
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pcv THTOPHILU5 FISH Of Utica Will preach In me
Cbnrch 24h between eth and 9th-4gs .
SoREoW AFTERNOON aid EVENING. Services at aad 4
eloek
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Fire DeTr rtTrert.The TresFlrer Of the Fe D'7' nm
Feceip Of A1-- 3lstll
sul Thirty Dollars s1d Ei7s Ce3ts b. Ne a'
Barr Eso Tr-asnrsr Ffelens 3si - &c =
kiug tie Yoceecs Of The 2h Aun4s bL gsen - fs
Crers Fouse JGo~sv "a 1884 IA cid tde Wto AM Or21n
III, Ere Depsrner, Ia the ABOVE bsntsons e17roo
of ytttusae Df low citizens induced special coaa
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CoIur hin Cocge.-The intermediate Examination OF the
cls,ses closed lest week On MONDAY next tbl MArenl h
nsr, semi Annual Celebration will take place In TIE chapel
O'Clock. There sl be Prze ana
be Ipbc az livery awarded 10 the students 10
c Class no have sslves The attendance
OF the parents families OF the students and ths OF others in7
s.,ea education, Ia respectfully invited
WV CHAS. King, Pres Columbia College
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I-,,,tout ccfures the prophecies ~ = dsf
JtIif fAasON ia. NoaA serss Of Lecture, on ,ae
80 ND other important PROPHECIES VIII be com nelceo ~
fe Advent Non Church No 81 Forsytn ~ On ~ W n
Mpp,TNg a. ICI NJ and continue SUNDAY EF6NlNGa at a
hohFiNG 10 ~ Ii'FsDAY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
Elk EvESINGs sud 90 the following SABBATH. Free
s,ats gbe d. bic invited 10 attend
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eser..ng took rad tia following tom Ias Ieeo
taller psrer Of sse rcrlsoo- PUBLISHED A. Ir1s Ss~ioa
AID then SQUAD and is deauesons log
M sre II sceorsgnoe good Rae woaiGee
critics Of Tie Pres, the contrary rot~it' st.ndsns;
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yNANTED--COtto Factory Help, 20 90 sa0rt on
tapee N tie eoasfry- msle rpsie Vcod .. a
srrrers esr have Gite enHoysess ~ soe$ ss = Na
- lrrlr AZ c<6art New YcEk hsos Few eniss wsnse
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,,h,.st rsytist Cburci.--The Rev ISAAC WEST
~ Pastor wi. preach sAsBATd MCRNS0 loi. Sao
F,idsLces Of CobvcTslon- kNENlNG T. VIII repeat Dis
s,e ly request On tie Day Of Nftsion
"a Tfe ordirG1ce Of Beg Ign aifer morning ssrTfce
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1.-The raj ectnrcs and Debates for the People, CHAT
h.n sal NJ. Chstham square. Mr. HALE al lecture
sINnGY AFTERNOON H., in support of Negro Slavery
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Church of tie Messiah Notice-Tae Pews esonsirg 70
the society In the the Msh REV Osg1of PIstor)
viii be od by Auoio, MONDAY March at - O'Clock n
Dir. s0Igers fifth Lectare ut the Brooklyn athehe.
nm ~ treat Position of Russia TO be delivered IhIo
q - Irns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

INV MUSIC-Publshed by SCHUBERTH u Co,
~ No $50 Broadway. Chinese 5uldnes 49,, -,
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nhsrth E.y Psns containing IL snd popa-
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pols cent? Livery hese pieces la o. Dseey 40
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Religions Noticc.-The Rev. THEOPHILUS FISkE will
Inc upye Church in 2nst 9th To Mo
30 Az MOO. audE EVENING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-03

" DR., C. &. BRAiNERD.-DK BRArsssp cea
be consulted at the Exchange Hotel until Saturday.
7th January, 1884, from to ii A. NJ, and to r. H.
Nj stay will be short. therefore let all who wish
treatment apply at once. Correspondents, BY al.
dressing me- post paid box 7oi, New York city stat
ing the nature of their case and whether the eve.
bal is small or large; also whether the eye stands
ont rooinently or is suDken-can, for tive deIlara
obtain advice; treatment tor ten dollars in which
Ease the pay ior advice will be deducted. The poor
favorably considered
DR. BRaINERD has restored persons to perfect sight
ia cases of psrtiel aud total blindness of from III
weeks TO S. years standing, by from 10 seconds 70
ioutes application by scientific method of hix own
discovery, without cutting, pain wash.
DR.. b. has cleo cured of Inflammation Of va
rous and aggravated grades pain from an ntoerance
Of eh ghtedness, loss of sight from age aud
Observation-Disclosures All of which have remained per.
n1aaent to the present moment.
For abundant evidence of the facts stated, refer
enca may be had TO statements of persons treated
and published in the city papers Many of these
persons may be cen at his room at 10 A. M. or 4P
NJ. of each day-a which hours DR. B. will perssrtn
experiments on the worst that may by present.
ed Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and
witness the experiments.
p. S. See notice above for hours and days. Those
who do not see Dr.. BRAINERD within the time stated
mey fail to see him at all. ja7-6t
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Z / c Il III 0 N d, VA
MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1854.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Yesterdays HRig enumerates many advantages
that will accrue TO the Stnte from proper appreci
alton of her agricultural interests. Steps have
| been taken in many counties for the formation of
County Agricultural Societies, and some of those
formed in years past, have been reorganized-
Much of the credit OF this Is due to the efforts of onr
State Agricultural Society, and may be attributed
In high degree TO the attending their late
exhibition.
The Mail INDUCES ia some serious reflections on
| the advent of a new year.
The Enquirer aludes to the recommendation OF
the Secretary of the Treasury of a specific duty on
iron, the rate of the iupost to be determined by
the average ad rdJorem duty for the last three or
four years. The Enquirer conceives this sugges'
ton to be- if sound in principle certainly not judi
cious in policy.
The BuHctin has leader upon the conduct of
John Mitchell since his arrival in this country IN
like his compatriot Meagher he has courted rather
| than Stunned public demonstrations end conpli-
mentary hanquets. Kossuth is the model which he
| seems disposed to copy. The Bulletin expresses its
| sorrow to perceive such tendencies in one from
| whom better things were expected, and then goes
on TO consider and condemn that portion ofaspeech
delivered by Michel at the N. York banquet where
| in he '.with an mpudence and presumption unpar-
alieled except in the instance of Kossu and the no.
ted Thompson, rutbessly assailed the Secretary of
| State and poured upon his head torrent Of nvec
tive. which might have been severe but for the is-
| norance that prompted its utterance"