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UF. bcUuutr1B btctuFes
The Rev Dr. sCUDOER will give the first Of his Five Lee.
INDIA at the Plymouth Church Brooklyn, THIs
(1uesday EVENING, jan 10 Subect /" The Races Of India
Hindoo Wit, and Hindoo Women"
Second Lecture at the Cooper Institute WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Jan. Ill
Tickets ioi the course, 81; gentleman and lady 81 5o
teachers and pupils Of schools 80 cens Tickets 80 cents
Doors open at Z; TO commence at o'clock
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IA wife ROSALIE DlM0N, late Of Lima Peru debt
sontrscted BY her win be recognized paid 81 New
Jan. 3, 1880 JOHN y. DfMON.
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VI,HIS WEEKS LIFE ILLUSTRATED con.
tsns engraved views Of Wiard New Ice Csr The school
masters Wooing The Wifss Secrets My First and Last Novel
Rural AFYAIEs-New Seeding FRUITS Industrial schools Ad
erity American Ship buildings Hints Il Young
Gentlemen; The City and Scuityj Poetry Personal Msers
Report the Proceedings Of the Polytechnic A..o
cstion How spend Money. Only cents May De had Of
Eewsmep or at the Publication Office No. SO8 Broadway.
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NIBLOs SALOON.
IN GEO CHRIsTY's MINsTRELs:
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 9, and EVERY EVENING pUh-
ING THE WEEK.
In Of the unlimited patronage bestowed rpon she
As'''a MRS DAYS iEw-YEAR's CALLS FOR 1850
and tho JUVENILE CRYHORN CONCERTS,
which been sed by epthustac
and highly auditors during tho past week. they win
be continued until further notice. .
GEO CHRSrY the Prince Of Ethiopian delneators, is his
great original character Of fETER DAY.
MAsTkR EUGENE, e Wonder" in his original character
Of LUCINDA DAY.
EDWARDS the only person in the city who dances the
Ms.sr. Campbell GRIFFIN, HERMAN, and REEVES.
the beat Vocal Quatst.e La the Minstrel Profession in new
Songs, Choruses. kc.
The great Skating Match between Hishayer and Truman,
and the aodinsry abilities Of Petor Day will be exhibited
EVERY EVENING. For full particular soc Programmes.
Doou open at 6l-o commence NJ H. Tickets IS cents.
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STATIONERY ano fanfp GOODS.

nIARIES for 1904 large assortment .,
wboeaaIs aud retail; Commercial %, 4
.am' EGTE PAPFR at per rsani LErIEn nrna n
an snd gOOI,sCAP at gl 90 per rsani ACCOUNT pvonD
M A"' ~ DANIEL W. LEE, No. Ga hsss4aSN
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UMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Il TIE HUDsON's BAY FUR COMPANY,
Nc. 81 Broadway,
Hsvng received by special OF Parliament an extension
of thsr charter fog 4 limited time, give hereby
PUBLIC NOTICE
Mat they WIN sell their entire stock Of
LADIES' AND CHlLDREN'B FURS
a. Retail At AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE, for Cash only.
A. their Warehoute No. 81 broadway will be kept open
positively only for 20 days longer Ladies and Gentlsmen are
respectfully requested 10 call a. e0ly Sc possible
BY Order Of the Board,
MARK j. KING, Director.
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID MASTER CARLO FERRArI,
Only 10 years Of ago, Only ten years Of age,
Who win make, 10 full view Of the spectators
DARING ASCENT ON TIGHT ROPE,
STAGE TO THE GIDDY HEIGHT
Of the roof of the Lf cture Room.
TUESDAY, JAN i0Evening at u to'clock-CARLO fERRA.
TIPS TERRIFIC FEAT; after which tine beautiful Comedy Of
l. THAT GLITTERS Is NOT GOLD; followed by TIE
CAMP AT CHALONS-Or, THE RIVAL PAGES. Afternoon
a, ocoek-The daring Rope Ascension Of Carlo Ferrs
ster which, the DUMB GIRL OF THE Inn and DE HE
EOMFkON.
Wax figure Of Osswatomie Brown; two Spears from Har
pers Fey Link of the Sbacks that cut by Coppc and
Cook autograph Letter from John Browns Living Msrbed
Seal Kangsroo all be together with the
00G00 curiosities.
xdmis,anee Is cents; Children ander TO- - cents Prquet
o&us attn
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fnrs, Robes, &r.
EURS! FURS! FURS!
AT GREAT REDUCTION
GENERAL CLEARING OUI,
In order to make room for Spring oood-
auy other establishment
Ih.ve now marked down my entire stock Of RICH FUhs
less than cost The Ladies' attention IL TO
spsetfuly invited 10 this magnificent assorment
WM. BkNTA-
Ne 557 Canal, cor. Weostcrst
Marble Building.
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9perial Notifies.

RenYhIIcan Central COmmitte, S60. first sta,
,5 nssting of this Committee win De held on WEDNESDAY
ESENINIS Jan H. at a o'clock, at No 6S Broadway ~
G. A. PEABODY, Chairman Committee 1853
II. CLEyELASD' Secretaries Com. 1889
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
is work which every intelligent family should own
lCongrt gadonalist.
Here ale thousand msers-aye ten thousend-of which
ninety nine readers Ia hundred ignorant and careful
peTuts Of this book viii make wiser and better Cy Item
In this worn the author sweeps the whole field Of microscopic
wondes leaving Untouched portion zoology Is under
control OF the microscope"-l Richmond Examiner.
not compilation but gives the results Of original
obse stios by its author OF the eminent naurests
Of Englsnd"-l Portland Transcript.
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a Ne'" SUFFERERS.
,px noWN AND DESILITATED PRO-
sauhH FESSIONAL MEN,
.-u.yx yerR HEALTH RESTORED.
Wy ~. ,.ss great Il ES rORATIVE AND IN
ate'e' ''- VlGORATOk.
90, ia, II 70 All cissses-,: may save valuable
ns Ne do not believe that any other remedS
s's.s.h s'a mass Of testimony.
~ 'aeS HEAR-HEAR
THERET. &. +. BROOKE
BAtrIaoRE, Feb. Elh, 1850.
10, Mortimer r MoTtray:
g.. ace of vour Hampton llrcture naS tGen
i5t s,.sf bl,sS,sx 10 me and INV iamity. Ihe
-, ass had on my throat disease has neen mar
as.s For all such diseases most fordiaiiy 70
"..sra n Yours. truly, b. T. BROOKE.
sse'N' Pastor Of the Eutaw NJ. +. Church.
ASIAN INVIGORATOR.
.,r,,ara,or ana restorative, where gentle
A.,t ia wanted, we believe II superior To ali
adis..,dtsIs before the public as ehreyor Dy:ptp,
~ 80 SeyoSnf1 end Rh.EMatiSM, with all
s,.s ~ of the Stomach and Bowels. 1t has been
'sa,essshi 10 the single and marIied. We offer
....a.t ~. valuable remedy, which thousands VIII
ss.h,; sssx.h,,1ys AND cHiLDREN.-This TING
riles vii be found great medicine for all theu
s,ss'Gs, !. Gsll and ret Pamphlets and see cures.
sm PURCELL, LADD CO.. Richmond: :
sm. COOKE, Frede ricksbnIE: BY all the Drug
~, n Petersburg: b. MORTIMER Il NOW
ET:Y- baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
",ssr, everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles
MIs' y ap3-d&cwts
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CHASE or SLAvkR-TerytbIe ResuH.-An
American vessel, of Baltimore build, was
chased ON the 1lth of February, off the coast
of Africa, by British vessel and u portuguese
steamer. The master of the SLAYER. seeing no
chance for escape, headed her for the rocks. A
letter says: n-
lust before sundown, the Portuguese gave
him The conten Is Of several thirty-two pound
ers which brought his fOretopmast do ano,
as it was blowing almost gale OF WIND, MS
iibboum followed directly after. However,
the fellow stopped for nothing, and, JUST ae
nieht set in drove her high ON the rocks on
Cane Lopez the Portuguese steamer by tnat
time being in close range, but the Giouceeter
was far behind. Those on board the otner
steamer however describe the scene as truly
heartrending. As the brig struck. ana was
overwhelmed by the breakers, the poor mlseI-
able creatures on board, probably 10 the num-
her of Ave hundred. set up howl OF despair
that could be heard even above the roaring OF
the hungry sea. But was too DARK, oy tnaI
time to see much, and bayopd human skii y.
DO wer to aid the drowning Wretcnes, 80 snnt
:hey soon m ust have met their doom tOt oH
the next morning the beach inside OF the ROCKS
was strewn with cOrpees ana the fragments "
the wreck Nothing was found, however, "
reveal the name Of the SLAYER, or any otneS ~
formation concerning him, save tnat 70 tue
practised seaman she proved OF naItlMoIe
build, The monsters who manned tne vessei
are sunnosed to have escaped in their boats 6e'
fore she struck, and must nave gaineu tne
shore. as a boat somewhat stove, was olscov
cred ON the besch, with the oars near oy. "a
good prize was thus lost and, what IS worse
nrobabiv Eve hundred human beings were
launched int eternitv.
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Daily Union Prayer MEETING on Saturday,
One OF the delegates just returned from the
Convention of Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations, lately held ~ New Orleans, gave
most interesting and gratifying account Of
that meeting The unity Of Christians upon
all essential points was there delightfully."-
realized, and the spirit of true religion perva.
ded the assembly, while The results repor ted
from all parts of the country were Of charac.
ter well calculated to cheer and encourage
the heart Of all who des;re the progress of re.
ligion. The subject which, more than ali
others, commended itself to the consdera.
tion of the Convention, WAS that which
belongs peculiarly 20 the sphere of Young
Mems Christian Associations, Wig: The ysli.
gioMs improvement Of yoasg mes.
From many Associations facts were re.
ported which showed that much good had
been done in this department.. In one or more
associations the drfice or processing members
are pledged to a certain amount of effort in be-
half of their uncOnverted friends.
Statements Of this character, with the other
exercises, rendered the meeting on Saturday q
pleasant and profitable one, and it was grati-
flying to notice an increasei in the numbers ever
the attendance Of any previous day Of the week
It is earnestly hoped that during the pre-.
sent week public attention will be directed to
the meeting.
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:, ,eprcIAL i, NOTICES.

:. .s.s...spr'.s and summer '''sso' -
AZ xxriRx NEw STOCK.
JOHN l.. SMlTHER,
No. = N ain street.
,ssss s sadf dfssnanps sas1ipSss Sss-forsisG and Domestic.
,,a.s' DR. tnTSn t.STns SC and CAssIM EREs.
S,Ik and Marsesties VkSTIN6S.
,.-,hpr has lust recelved
fk kresVEW STOCK OF GOODS,
I'm ,t AUCTION, in New York.
sssatls comprises IN part:
.ssna't slim p.auti!u. DEREGEs
MEMS snd pAAAlA' PRINTS and LAWNS.
lcghs CAsSIMERtS ,
,r.ae and color, for GENTS WEAR.
:''s"sTr%isEkps ri & and LINENS. ,.o,,,, -, :, . -
.,.srxggpiNG GOODS;
EQushA' large sssorfment Of
PLANTATION GOODS,
r.,;e,y and price, and many other goods
Seref -, IA Dry Soods store. -,
ssss' As.a'r,l,r is determined To otier the public
hs sYrSndx the b,st selected and cheapest lot Oi
sc h iaN,.Y snd STABLE DRY GOODS.
,i.nnis,ed in the city. and will sell the same at
trf' oss. rates 10 cash purchasers. CALI before
is.ias elsewhere ." JOHN L. SMITHER.
u~.. No. n Nj ain street.
a.
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a Csushs, Colds, HoarseAess. kc.-The
psVasnce Of the above mpaints at this season
b. ths easo, Of bringing out host Of proiessedly
nsAl are useless and some even DANGEROUS. To
prevent disappointment. the best course to pursue
. 70 consult YOUR family physician. or Other wise
isswoved b be safe and tfifo4eciSds: UaEis cfass
nTILLRs COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorite prescription ni
neHInsnt physcian; II soon became a popular
Amiy medicine, and without advertising. has
eca,nued 10 enjoy q growing reputation for the
at twenty years: In all recent cases it acts like
easrn and In chronic cases, Bronchitis, Hoop
sTparaie ed success as most families will testify.
Sod by Fisher K Winston, NJ eade & Baker, A.
bftker, dc, at rs cents per bottle. aid in an ee-
tMl and pleasant l.ozenge form l21e and Is cents
nEl Baltimore. Nd. fel-Sm<
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QY THE GOyERNOH.-A PROCLAMA
- T1ON In conformity with the sixth ssetion
monweaIth, providing for the election Of . Jadgs
for each Circnit Court, hereby make proclamatibU
that Judges for the following judicial Circuits are
to be ELECTED during the Iresent year, to Wit For
cess Anne. Norfolk. Nnnssaaond. isle of Wisat,
Southsmptnn, Greenesville, SurTy and Susssx and
the City Of Norfolk; for the fifth Circuit, composed
Of the counties OF AccOmsc and NOTthamptOp; for
ssIsih CITY; W.syicE. York, SIoses:sst: MAT
the seventh Circuit: tss City Of Rlchmond; for the
dIi:. F:irfsx: Loudoos, f.aasisT ana x.1Ssksn-
Srsssas G1r.nSe AlbsSmsris .Ss LSs:s r,vi2ss
lcr the twelfth Circuit Pendlssca. Hishlsnd,
Rocking ham. PAGE. 6henandOsh, Wafr0n and
HARDY. for the thirteenth Great. Clarke. Pred
erlck; Hampshirs, Mors.n. BERKELEY and Jsaercon;
Wyoming. Logan, Boone. Fayette, Clay. Nioholas
Carroll. W ythe. Floyd, Pnlaski and Montsonery;
for the nipessenth Circuit; Wood. Writ. GIner,
Brooke, Ohio. Marshall. " etzsi. Tyler aad Mocoa-
gala and for the twenty first CiFcuit, HasSisQn,
Marion. Tay lOr. Preston, HaShoar, Randolph, up-
place on the fourth ThsIsdas Of the snsuing MaY.
to be held in each county accOrdinx to law Snd VI
hcers are required - govern themselves accord
der the ssal OF the Commonwealth 1t Rich
lE1.SS mond on the 7th day OF April. lso0, and 10
the sishty-foarth year Hf the Common
Ss .ne Governor. 'onN heASn1A'
ap0-d&ctde =
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!, The Great Virginia Remedy, and NO
.. - 1NFALLIBLE REMEDY

fAsES-This great American remedy. contain
.s.r,s,ss heretofore offered the pupiic, in its Gu
~, restorative ard renovating powers; and
!. n,sdlcsl world are aston shed when told thst
~ saye remedy viii cure the above diseases, and
s'sGaosed when they have ocular demonstra
.Sns Of the facts. But the proprietor. who has
f,syp Of The remedy for twenty odd years. has
.ssxp Of a case of twenty years standing to be
.s,l.r duration to he restored, without = single
.,peu,eu. ard therefore challenges any case OF
Sorerrhr. which the remedy will not cure. pro-
yd,t the directions are carried out with prudence
o. the part OF the patient; and any one purchasing
a.f dozen bottles. and using accordingly, in ms
hs, ease. he guarantees u perfect cure; and in
ssss a; failure, will furnish additional medicine,
irs. Of charge. t. complete the cure, through his
n.u.s; and \ cure will be effected without incon-
yeasnce 20 the patient.
ssdtr APPERSUN & DUPUY, No. POL Broad
i.rse:, snd 0, A. A.STRECkE ER, Main street, Drug
ts.s, SCENTS for the city Of Richmond.
nh aS-c6Is
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Masie on the Sqnare.--The announcement that
Smiths old ArmOry Band would give musi-
cal entertainments on the Capitol Square
twice week during the sumner months, has
bSen happily received by that large class OF
citizens who are compelled to remain pent up
in bricks and mortar the year round. and who
could expect few il any Amusements during
the continuance of the summer sOlstfce. The
band will give one afternoon and one evening
performance each week, 80 that ladies aud
children who cannot bear exposure to the
night air, will have q special entertainment
provided for them; while those who only have
leisure after tea, will also have musical treat
prepared for them.
As these entertainments are to begin about
the 1st of May, and as the band cannot be ex-
pected to devote SO much time TO public exhi-
bitions without some remu neration, would 1t
not be well tor some one or two gentlemen to
open subscription lists at once, 90 that those
who consider labOrers worthy of their hire
could contribute to the cause II the confec-
tionery stores and Ordinaries In the neigh bor-
hood Of the Square were 70 open lists, they
could aid in remunerAting the band. In other
cities these musical entertainments are paid
for by individual subscriptions, and our peo-
pie must follow their example, II they wish
to oniOY the music.
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w BROA The

4 Ia ~ 81
eRRENlRisR COUNTY. VA. a-.-
9G e, o
sase.. rsndsss coma. % sas e. n,on % sSsr - asdieas III
cacy unnecessary.
For man, sas vat e. o. sns:s ssvs
homes, and. sxls fience fully tssti6es. sssfA iks
same .ecial tAat hars from tksis
ass schea draak JresA at tAs (gHsta,.
rss:i ,;f'fE 1ss s':
ss ss,ss:ss q ,ess, q shs,. a .as H.
S. s;oss. ss.oirs c41oaie ssSansmsi;oas oreresse %
oestr.stioss N re smaller vessels, and Mress ~
srodec,as DE alis,aiics Or sre1sssd ssssss: de- a.
xs :. y N.Y. sssa s
s ri s: ssss; s.ss e '1sss:ss: sss.
!Ss .so:s it fssess
;n sss;9s n sach Ass
q SYsREtsfH :.S 6 eS...s ,Eis.,oss q
e: .%scy.d E Viz & ss si sf Bowels A
eapssicr clhosoy rs bss. long ssd fiSIy :sssS.
cHRoNfc DrARaHoA is oitsr epred By
them, aftar othsr remedies havs bsen ineAsctuaily
Toc0erJyENEsso of the Bowels aaA tcfiLRs.
ofS iis s: e s!oEEr g.s 81 :ssp
3;a'ss: ; sSsahcMc ,osstsyc:
iaaHsHiss ~ q, ;lss. = 1:r.i,s.say 81 .ssisL
nents. are trsatsd With gseas saeeese g lAe1a
Il IctiROMlc caHsumATssn .skeu h.ev. -
scacy y eospA vita The sasl5 kls6ev SE q
!. e: e, s:'!;ssi,s q - s.ssas.ss sesssaeoUr
ix ~ eScfkffsiEs lkies1R n. -: -
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Acqxiftal Of K06eYts0s.-In the Circuit Court
on Saturday, Judge Meredith presidmg.
Frederick NJ. Robertson indicted for ferginx
the name OF William Catlin, rs endorser TO y
negotiable note for &5tW. dated the 18th OF Feb
runry, 1855, and employing the same rs
~, Messrs. johnson aud August appearine as
his counsel. The note was passed to Messrs.
DoGgett & Anderson, rs genuine. Mr.. Catlin
testified that he never endorsed it, or author
lied any one else to do so. And Mr.. p. II
Butler testified, that the prisoner admitted to
him that he had forged CAtlin's name and
that he advised the prisoner to leave the city,
aud went with him to the cara. After hear.
ing the evidence, the case was submitted TO
the jury without argument; and In Q few
minutes thereafter verdict Of not esiiey was
rendered, and the prisoner disc hareod.
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MURDER OF POsTMAsTER.-A letter to
the Pensacola Gazette, says that the postmas-
ter at Henon Square, Green county, Ala, was
murdered and robbed last week. He took his
meals about mile from the p0st-ofhce, and
was returning from his supper, when, it is
supposed, he was met and followed in 20 the
Office, and there knocked in the head with an
axe, then robbed of all his money. rhe let
ters were then all broken open, and a great
deal Of money taken from them. He was then
dragged about three quarters of a mile, with
the in tention of putting him in an old we'll
but the murderer fed before he accomplished
this. Before he left, to make sure OF his VIC
tim, he shot him through the head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

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rslns 10 the extreme South and Western cOun-
iu!,ntae fear the, have nf the fever and ague-
.as most dlrelal of ell Diseases. Every day we
feafol persons attacked by this disease and made
hrsss IN short time, without any means of af-
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,shed, pr HosTETTKR has presented his cele-
Hssed "bItters." whose curative powers for all
diseases OF the stomach have been universally ac-
Mpsedged. The "Bitters," prepared after a long
aIsnence and deep study, have received the en-
aiaalns oi the most eminent phv vsicians, as well
~ sa Grasses, from every part Of the country. To
tslr '~-~Oo
Were NH 1s-i,n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

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ENEs MEDICINES, always with the most un-
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sfs'as have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
s1ar without any figures, and his written sigma
ssh over the cork of every bottle of the genuine
sssasnes, sa 10 that the public can again obtain
- MIemedies which have suited their wants and
HSsesed Sne their suterings.
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