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10. o. F.-Powhatan Lodge, No. IL, |.
O. o. f., will meet at Odd Fellows Hall
tonight at O'Clock. '-'.'.''.-.-' ---.
Nelson Lodge, No. ., will meet at Odd
Fellows Hall tomorrow evening at
O'clock
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,Lf'N's EXTRACT OF PrRg JAMAICA GIS6gR-for
c'pa'sesu.n Nausea, Heartburn, sick Headache,
tl"''fa Morbus, Fiatuirncy, &c. where warm
snd "nire purity mskes IL cheap aud reliable ar
.'.e 'or culinary purposes. sold everywhere, al
o"c"n,s per bottle Ask for .LaoS'sd Pure Ex.
NacI. Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
@PH-ly sold by all druggists.
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SULPHURoUs ACID GAS As CURE FOR
RINDERPEsT, CHOLERA, PLEURO- PNEUMONIA,
AND TUBERCULOUs DIsEAsEs.-A communi-
cation has been received at the Department
of State from our Legation at London, en-
closing two pamphlets relating to certain
experiments by DR.. James Dewor, of Kirk
caldy, for testing the efficacy of sulphurous
acid gas as disinfectant. Results are
cited which lead to the conviction that
rinderpest, pleuro-pneumonia, and cholera,
and some others by which the human
f,mily are afflicted, may be not only very
much modified, but even wholly prevented
by this means. The method Of generating
the gas is very simple and inexpensive. II
is only necessary to have q chafer Of old
ash cinders, set small crucible into them,
and drop piece of sulphur stick of the
size of a mans thumb into it. This will
fumgate large cattle-shed or byre in
twenty minutes. The animals seem to
enjoy it, and it acts as a tonic on man or
beast. The shed or byre must be we'll
ventilated during the fumigation, as well
as before and after it, and sound sanl-
tary rules must be enforced in regard to
cleanliness and the removal of dung he"ps.
During the prevalence Of such epidemics
as are above named, the fumigation may
be made according to the foregoing direc-
tions four or five times day; and not only
is this treatment said to cure the fatal dis
eases, but it is stated that mango, ring
worm, and lice have vanished before it, and
that grease heels in horses have also been
cured by it, while severe cases of phthisis
and tubercular affections of the lungs have
been relieved in human beings. The mat
ter is worthy Of study and experiment by
our scientific and professional men. Mr..
Dewor having literally consented to the
free use of his pamphlets, they will be sent
by the Secretary OF State to an appropri-
ate committee in Congress with view TO
their publication and distribution.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-TO the National
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or, DE MAGNOLIA.-A toilet de-
80 snns,ior 10 any cologne used to bathe
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70" t">. .Ilny Inflammation to perfume clothing !;
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ah' Ia Iars. bottles, aud by DEMAS BARNES
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JCLY
Sun rises. Moon rises. II. !?
sun sets. High ade. 90,


PORT OF RICHMOND, july ,, 1885,
ARRIVED.
stsamer Washington. Chichester, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. +. Porter.
etsaD, AlexAniriA, Allen, PhiiadeiPnia' "e'-
chand, ID and passengers, w, r Poner
stsa .ncr Gsorgesnna, Hill, Norioik' mescnsnoise
and passs myers, John II. freeman.
Steamer u. Martin, hsinss, ao''oiA' "e'ensn'
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Schooner Nsrcissa, Jones, Baltimore, grain, w.
Schooner Robert Franklin, Spedden, Baltimore,
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Schooner Triumph, Cartwright, Edenton, y. e.,
fsh, =. g. James Z Co.
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Steamer Niagara. Cough, New York, msschan.
steamer Hsttefss, Parrish, New York, msrchan-
disc and passengers, Q. Ayrss 4 Go.
steamer John Sylvester, Post. Norfolk, msrchsn.
disc and passengers, 4. Z. Tatam.
Steamer francis, HAines, Philadelphia. reported
OF jamestown yesterday, AN, bound up.
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Sy, :, .sa.es In accordance with the HOMEOPATHIC
SSsnee on the south side Of Grace sIoet, second
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isiCE houBs: Morning, from q to 10; noon, from
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SIRAW HATS, STRAW HATS
Ggpaas p,as received, q large lot OF MACKANAW and
ynnhaAN BRAID HATS for men and boys, from
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InOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
nv Al LAW AND COMMISSIONER IN CHANCE.
@,', ffae,is.s Ia III. Cour- Of the City Of Rich.
H. .h' aud The Comfy 81 H.nYico. One on rrauk.
IN. . -"eond doos from sixt, street Ia i3-fs .
RaCON, BACON. Two thousand
:, POUNDS snthneld Hams. 10. 900 pounds Smith
...a siots, hokshsgd Should dera, for sale by
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LlQUURS-a full stock of Whisky, bsandy vis'
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Whig copy. JesL-I
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4musemenfs.


lrHn ksrABLlsHNyxf DOES not ADVERTISE u fns
HEwyokK HERALo)
Open Of n O'Clock Begins sta.
Notwithstanding the demand for seats to wifne, tue
above extraordinary and Drama the Manager I'D or
der to carry his system ovARIETY which has already
been advertised, viii introduce
A COMEDY NIGHT
into each weeks rsugruns this prosmme
WEDNESDAY, JAM "a, 1866, -
when will be gwen for the first time In TWO years. SIBERIAN
sterling Comedy ofthe
RIVALS,
revived with Beautiful Scnrry Correct Costumes Eaessns
Stage Appointments and { spiral Dis;iibuton
Captain Absolur-.............ME frederic honinson
.m nai"s ssn..
SH ai'hohy Absolute. MI msik Shi,4
Falkland. Observation-Disclosures B. T. kingsold
sh Lueies Orrigg-r lat very 81 ,rt notice IN con-
. qnerce OF tbs sudden illness Of III.
NotonD................ ...Mr J. L. Williamson.
Geo: Holland.
sss..s..s...s .''il rope
oy.','''''. mtftef Sbn'u'
Lyua Lansuhus. Miss Mary osnnon.
Jnis ....................Mi Miss Madeline Henriqu~s
Is 'iHapfoP.ss''''.. 'hirs. vernon.
John
THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
HENRY DUNBAR.
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GTEINWAY a. SONS
~ GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
e. PIANO.FORTES.

Have 3, First Premiums gold end silver medals at the
Principal held in this country within the last ten years
and in addition thereto they awarded First fIize
Medal at Great international Exhibition in London, lso2,
That great superiority Of these Instruments is now nn
yersay ded is abnndany proven by the FACT thai
Messr Seinwsys scales improvements, and peens tir.
construction have been copied by the great msoy oil
the both heuberes As CLosyLN AS COULD
BIZ DosK WITHOUT iNARiyGgngsT PATENT RIGHTs) aud
tht their bv the eminent uianiss
Europe and Amer who prefer them for their public
and private whenever accessible.
sfEINWAY L SONS direct special attention 10 their
PATENT AGRAFFE ARRANGEMENT.
which having been practically tested in all their Grsnd and
highest priced Square Pisno and admitted be Of the
creates of modern tines will hereafter b. in
roduced in EVERY PIANO MANUFACTURED BY THEM WITHOUT
the purchaser In order that their
patrons may reap its benefit
STEINWAY 4 SONS PIANOS the only American
Inst exported to Europe in large numbers and used
In European
WARERO0MS, Nos IL and 70 East FouIteentb-st, be.
tween Union Square and Irwin .place. New Work.
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JAMES NJ. WEHLls
- FAREWELL MATINEE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a
CARD. go
Mr. Webu has the pleasure to announce hat the d'n'
suished Pianist ard Composer. Mr. RICHARD HOsFMAN'
hss kindly consented TO 6sss at this his fsrews Msee
Precosss arranged for the Piano by Menaesotn aud Mos
rh-les
Mr. RICHARD HOFFMAN,
Mad FLEURY.URBAN.
hir :. G. CAMPBELL.
Director............Mr WILLIAM @. DIETRICH.
Prices OF Admit sion-Psrquet 81; Dress Circle b re-
served Seats In Orchestra Chairs sos which can on be
ohtsned al the hester Sale of tickets wiz comme"e" on
n ,nd,y. Jsn. a. -
Beer Schirmer No. 5oI BIosdwayi William A. Pond Co.,
No. 81 Brosdway.
Door. omen At i2 Concert to commence at r. N.
The Pianos used by Mr. Wehi ct all his concerts are the
new scale concert brands made by Clickeng Sons No.
S. Brosdwsy N~w.York and 241 Washington st. Boston.
These Pauos awarded tie first Prize, gold medal at
the Exhibition OF 1875.
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NEW SEASON.
NEW ENGAGEMENTS.

NEW SEASON.
NEW ENGAGEMENTS.
I'm announcing the New Season Italian Oprra The Directos
70 hsppy to ofui his patrons and the public generally that
the present great compsny Of superior artists a soon
artists new to NewYork. The esoaoD for thee yaiu,bs
engagements are far satisfactorily advincen rhst VIC
Director Eel. Warranted 10 ee YIN. ,ns ss ~ n ntsr
ing particulars pertaining to their musical reputation.
REPERTOIRE
or the twenty or more pre- ned last seasoa only
pubic win be reprst-d In addition these the following
in eresiing rsyiva will tsko psee:
DoniLetti's graadest composition,
DON SEBASTIANO,
m the scdns role. Of weh Opera sgnori GAfqIzT
ZUCCHI, 81; nor MASSIMILIANI, aud signor BELLiNi.
each displayed such rare drme and vocal lilly ap0n the
Also, tho admired standard 00srs. by the same composer
LA FAVORITA, .rasa
and Meyerbeers Grand Opera.
L'ETOILE DU NORD.
n, T. ssrSsd 1 s p been The
wheIs created BY ,h bsat composition Ia, only oess
"TAFRItAINE"s at the principal European and American
The beautiful roe katrina Of Russia VIII be swsrded
to that Gasey gifted brilliant young srtiste Mis- CLARA
LOUISE KELLOGG. who VII be supported ey cast com.
p%s 10, artistic sa o. 'nT viii ssIher
additional interest from this fact
The New Season win consist Of
beginning THURSDAY feb l. and closing on or aooas
the 18th Of March.
IMPORTANT NOTICE. $50
see Ge.I Ts. se ssd ~ TaUa S
GRAND BAL D'OPERA,
which, u I. intended. shall ppssass IN its
COLOSSAL ORCHESTRAL FORCLS.
the pendor its vsied entertainments and tue perfect y
with which every detail will bs csnied o pee Ihar
interest for the patrons of the Academy OF Nj c h.s
rvsns its European prototypes, the Annual Ba opera IN
the briiliancy ofth-
BURLEsQUE PROFESSIONS,
and the fitness OF the careful y .-clsd
CARfCATURE3.
entertainment will be conducted not only with deco
rum bat With particular gard fastdou taste Of tho
polite society for whose amusement projected To insure
absolute respectaby in the sttendanc-s matter OF parS
mount mportanceickets vii be- issued MY TO persons OF
known standing 10 society and tickets be transferable
Further particulars In future sdveremet
SEASON SUBSCRIBERS -
for the nights Of Opera will be entitled TO oNE
TICKET for the GRAND BAL DOPERA admitting gentle
Inan and lady, without any extra charge.
SINGLE TICKETS. SO EACH.
BOX Off r. NOW OPEN
yoR SUBSCRIPTION
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Daneins aeaaemes.

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" DANCING ACADEMY,
No. . SCHERMERHORN.ST, Conner Of COURTsT.,
BnOOKLYN New Cissses for beginners now fornlii
Eor the SECOND QUARTER. Serd for a circulate lnclose
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lectures ana Mleetinss.

FREDERICK DOUGLASS, will speak a. t3s
i Academy OF Music, Brooklyn, MONDAY EskS n ifj
LEsSONSD Tickrts tenfting 10 reserved ,ea) gs..
For sale 1t swsyns No $40 Fuion.i Brootym hs Tor sss
admitting TO Family Circle and Anphlhestsi,s w ,ts
q the door on the hight OF the ircnre frice -
NETWORK YOUNG MEMS CHhieIr Siy
IN ASsocIATION No iGi Rith-ayr.. Conner. III -
.econd ~peTotionsi Singing Me-ux at eoo' es1al,g
EVENING at the Rooms. Ladies and ,yaw THURsDAf
EVENING ct O'Clock.
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WINTER GARDEN.
(rnB EsTAnLIsHxEsr DOES NOT ADvIRIIsE IN
THE NETWORK HEgALD)

w NiEh UAhDEN'
(ruIs EsrAnIsHxEsr DOES NOT ADvIRIIsE IN
THE NETWORK HERALD)
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE.
Mr. stuart has the ples,ure 20 snn9nn,e this, on
a.. THIS lwrdne.d,y, AFTEESooN. jan "a
0 GRAND sOorH MATINEEs
viii take place, on which occ.o
-. Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
viii appear In his grand role Of
In Victor Hugo's rom,ntic drama Of Inst title.
- Miss ROSE EY1INGE
VIII make her frat appearance in i've weeks Marianne Of
Mr. CHARLES BARRON
will appear as Don Sa!luse dc Bszsn.
non Cesar de- pazan W. 3 Andrews
Marquis de Santa Cruz. John Dyott
Donna Cas-. d. lsr.t spp-aTsncsj." Nj. i. Jo5n.On
Other ss.I,e. By Ie Buell. fsoa Bsaan King
Ho,sn. Drcirf Jerome. Heriy. Misses r. and J. Morton
Prrvous to which, Planehe's beautiful petite comedy
entitled
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY,
Marqui. De santa Cru. ................Mr. Donaldson
Duc6r,. de Torrenuevs. MIR, Marie wilkins
Mesr Decker King Hogan Misses Morton, Andrews &c.
Doc" open at l2i commences at o'clock
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. a.
WILDE for second time IN several years and
only time here shefidan,s beautiful play Of
PIZARRO.
Pzarro.. w. A. Donaldson
Orezenbo................. John Dyott
'''..''.'''''''''.''''''''N, a. pIsna
.. aNs
,t LnLe W,,afn
THURSDAY. ISL,
HAMLET.
BUT rupry
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OLYMPIC rHEATER.
" Sole Lessee and Mans Mrs. JOHN WOOD
lrHIs EsrABLBHxEsr DOES Not ADVERTISE In rHs
SEw-YoRK HEKALD.)
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Jan. "a,
LAST NIGHT
OF the beautiful romantic play In acs written expressly of
the fayorite and eminent artist,
Mr. Z. L. DAVENPORT,
entitled
ST MARCj
On. THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE,
abounding Ia beautiful sentiments patriotic hspnaons ana
souring pictures and effects and hch viii DO presented
WITH POWERFUL CAST,
including
Mr. J. r. STUDLFY,
and the principal members of the Company. So,
Received mighty with unbounded enthusiasm, but when
must be withdraw, In accordance with univer,s
desire. Mr.. L. l.. DAVENpORr will appear TOM0Rhow
EVENING, TIL RSDAY. jan. IS and also FRIDAY aud
SATURDAY Evenings. a. SIR GILES OVEHREACh,
performance which has elected unbounded praise both from
press aud public.
Mrs JOHN WOOD
will make her appearance on MONDAY EVENING next,
with Mr.. L. L. DAVENPORT.
In active preparation. - $1,000
BLACK.EYED SUSAN.
Doors open at curtain at ~ Seats secured three
days ~ advance.
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WOODS THEATER.
w Broadway. opposite St. Nichols, Hotel ,,,o,,
Manager. WUOD'
WEDNESDAY, Jan. ~
TWO PERFORMANCES.
MATiN4E.
Comnsncina ST "A O'Clock.
EVENING Commencing ut O'Clock,
When the Gr~at Commedian,
MR.. Y. g. CHANFRAU,
viii appear In TWO CHARACTEKs oyEhEMI .a,,I
CLIP" with his UNEQUALED INVITATIONS OF we'll
Known Actors received with the utmost demonstrations OF
applause; also, 81 PAUL THE FRENCHMAN
THE HANLON BROTHERS.
in their marvellous Acrobstc Exploits the whole terminating
with the -
FOUNTAIN 49,,
OF DANCING WATERS AND SHOWER or GEMS.
SEATS SHOULD BE SECURED IN ADVANCE.
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Amugemenfs.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lessee and Manasei"...".......WM "hIAiLSi
irHu xsrABI,sHxryr DOES Not ADVERTISE IN RE
NEyrORK HEHALDJ

Second week Of the ensssemsut Of the
MISS BATEMAS
q lin, lS se 10 Rsr warm friends sd
mrsr the pubic cl NewYo1k this gted and esteemed
gained 70 her abio the ASSURED posi- lon q the
FIRST TRAGIC ACTRESS OF THE TlsiEi ,,.
l.r,y in the principal cities Of Great Britain and Ireland
Her Triumphant European success has been re- ~
the unanimous voice Of her f.Ids aud eoantIya,en II this
clty and the overwhelming multitude. who nightly hrons
Nbs Garden. attest the delight with whch this artist ha'
'e'" This dwedn. .dsy, EVENING. Jan. ~. 1886.
and every yesin the week will be presented ao'en
that's beautiful play Of ,ru
JEWISH MAIDEN.
In which Miss BATE AZ viii sa.,sr her orsns character
Of LEAH and the following powerful cast embracing the
Gr J. c. cowper, Mr. j. O. Burnett C. II. Morton. o.
Rsnde Nell Mrs. A. Perry Faren, A. Chapman, Everett
Burke. Lulu. &e., &o.
'H' pay NEW EVAN AND p'i BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
yv Az, 2RIS .dTs brS MTsic SIosruNrs AND
APPOINTMENTS.
AdGq IS b:sS sff 81 ous. 81
SEATS AIS s Sstisf SIX DAYS in ADVANCE
r ICY IUSHTONs
IL NETWORK THEATER,
Mo-. 72a and 7ac Broadway, oppos. the Meyer soe
Sole Lessee and Manageres'. LUCY RUsAioN
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan "a,
viii be presented the comedy ot
TIE DAY AFTER -
THE WEDDING.
Coi Freeoye Mr. j. K Mortimer
The performance will conclude with Douglas JsrOlds
edy Of
THE PRISONER OF WAR.
Chsractesby Messrs Mortimer, Clarke Peorsou Moore
Mrs ader Mrs. Mark Smith, and the entire strength OF the
company. -
Leader Of the Orchestra. H. Thinston
On MONDAY Jan 90
Will be presented COMEDY, 10 which Miss Ruahton viii
appear In
NEW CHARACTER,
and the evening entirely musical buresque
founded upon the drama OF
ARRAHNA POGUE,
with new Scenery and Mechanical Effects
Doors open az IT; Performance to commence at Ii;
Acting Manager and Treasurer. Mr. H. H. DAVIS
stage
Box Office open from till .. Seats secured an
days In advance.
Ia active preparation,
NEW GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA
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