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A Household Necessity.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS!

rpHB STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
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N. Beach Machine warranted for i've
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that they are otherwise than represented, can
return them and get their money back.
AGENTS WANTED. sW
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POETRY.
For tho Public Lodgsr.l IS al1ar
+. = 40 A MOTHERS GIFT,

III ~ A MOTHERS ulfT'
B Remember. love. who gave thee this.
When other days shall comet
@ when she. who had thy earliest KISS
I'D sleeps In her narrow home,
& Remember twas mother gave
The gift 10 ono she'd die 10 save.
That mother sought pledge Of love,
G. The hottest for her son, dt..
I'D, And from the gifts of God above.
She chose a ODDLY one
She chose for her beloved boy tgr
y The source Of light, and life and JOY,
And babe him keep the gift-ihat when
The parting hour would come.
They might have hope TO meet again
In an eternal home.
e.. She said his faith In that would be
Sweet incense to her memory.
~ And should the scof[sr in his pride
Laugh that fond faith to scorn,
And bid him east the pledge aside.
That he from youth had borne.
,ug She babe him pause and ask his breast
III he or she had loved him best.
A parents blessing on her son
JAlJ Goes with this holy thing;
The love that would retain the ole,
Must to the other cling.
Remember, tits mo- idle toy,
~ A mothers gift--remember. boy.
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NEW YORK. July Is, 1885.
JIM. BRosrus-Deor Sir: Having carefully
examined your method Of utilizing the use Of
the waste steam Of Locomotive Engines while
making stops at stations. for the purpose Of
pumping and saving. consider Il TO be an
economical methed. and. in my opinion. is
worthy Of the notice Of those Wishing machines
for such purposes. Yours truly, Il 49, Ho'
WILLIAM WRIGHT,
Pres't N. Y. Steam Engine WSrks.
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BIZ NOT DECEIVED.

DEADER, IF YOU HAVE HAD THE SAD
IL misfertune To contract the aecursed dis
ease, known as vsnerial, in any form, you can
- cured Il care mot in What stage it may pre-
sent itself, whether primary, secondary or ter
tisry). without taking one solitary grain OF
medicine. After ten years Of elese investiga-
tion and practical experience, Am CONVINCED
that internal treatment, for the purpose. Of Of
fecting permanent cure Of syphilitic diseases
Is useless. and. that in large proportion q
While usdsr my methsd Of external medea-
cation. which y pleasant and agreeable 70 The
patient, defy eenpetition with any other
nethsd known to the medical profession, for
speedy and permanent sure-which guarantee
ia all cases. In making this important fact
known 10 the public, wish 10 state that am
q regular practitioner Of medicine that / am
a graduate Of the Medical Department OF the
University Of Louisville, KY. and that my
method Of treating these diseases has cost years
Of deep study and close observation.
All diseases Of the Ear and Eye treated upon
the most improved methods.
oPFIoR--Ns., IS Monroe street, between
Respectfully, CIV. MCLEOD. NJ. D.
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NFw Yopk, July 8. lst6.

NEW YORK, July %, 1870.
J. "a. RRosIus-Dcar Sir. After careful
eAamin ntiou Of your plan fer utilizing steam
from the bsilers Of Locomotive Engines while
at the stopping stations, for the parDose Of
pun ping the tanks Of Tenders. and saving
wood at tho same time, cheerfully recommend
it TO Railroad men as one Of the most ecohom-
ical arrangements for efecting the above pur-
pose that have ever seen. .r rrrff iai
Very respectfully yours,
GenI Sup't II. 4 NJ. P. NJ. 5, S, g.
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the only permanent remedy. Ken
lucky has ever kept this faith.
She has given her blood to maintain
end enforce the obligations of the Con-
Stitution upon her own people IN the
Southern States and win not now falter
in demanding and exacting alike obe-
dience from others by all the appropri-
ate means al her command. We can
not consent to the overthrow and de-
struction of our own government in the
hour of its triumph. The Constitutions
al Amendment of the State and the
rightful obligations 1t imposes have
been successfully asserted and vindi-
Gated by the valor and blood of our
sons, and we will not now consent to
the destruction of States whose stars
gem our national flag and whose people
are our people. Whatever may have
been their past errors, true allegiance
now is the only proper test of loyalty
| to the existing government. Let this
trial be applied, admit or exclude whom
/ 1t NAV, to make the support of pro-
posed change in forms of govern
ment. The test on loyalty TO the
existing constitutional government is
far more Ubiquitous and unjust than
to make the past disloyaltya perpetual
test; the power abuses and destroys
manhood; the latter denies repentance
and reform. Pledges to support and
maintain a government may be written
on paper, but they can only begin in
in the heart. The voluntary consent to
support and maintain government is
the only true pledge They cannot be
obtained by n policy in conflict with
constitutional rights, which Expresses
and abuses those from whom the pledge
is exacted. A true statesmanshipn never
yields principle to the fears of the
timid, the hate of the sectional, the eN-
actions of the covetous, nor the desires
=. r -. 4. Tg.aEl
in our national councils the wisdom OF
the constitution will prevail, the hopes
of the patriot revive, our discords be
ended, and our security established.
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TURKEY AND THE CHRISTI ANs.-The
disseminated state of the Christians in
the European provinces of Turkey, and
the heroic efforts which some of them
are now making to throw of the yoke
of their Mahommedan oppressors, con-
tinue to furnish matter of uneasy spec
ulation for European politicians. The
conduct of the insurgent Canadians, es-
pecially in connection with the blowing
up of the monastery of Arkadi, by
which its defenders sacrificed them
selves and inflicted a severe blow upon
their foes, is exciting much admiration
in England, and it is thought that the
Christians must have received some
assurances of help, or they would
not hold out SO long against the power
of Turkey. Russia does not fail to eN'
press her sympathy, as usual, tor the
struggling Greeks, but 1t does not YET
appear that she will take any active
steps to aid them. All the aid that they
have at present received has been from
a few parties of Garibaldians. 1t is
thought that the Emperor of the French
is anxious to gain time before thu
grand struggle for the division of th'
sick mans estate begins; and this viii
also afford him time to complete his re
organization of the army.
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Rashineton specIaIs.

NEW YORK, Jan. flowing TO the In
dian troubles the 18th Infantry has
been ordered to Omaha. Two regi-
ments from the department of the Po-
tomac, one probably the 25th Infantry,
will be ordered to the frontier.
The Presidents veto of the District
suffrage bill will be presented to Con-
gress on Monday.
The Secretary of the Treasury's an
nual statement of the sales of q. s.
bonds is about ready for Congress.
The reports that over a million dol
lars was paid in December to Southern
claimants for contiscated cotton during
the war, are unfounded.
A General who figured prominently
| at the Cleveland Convention, has chal-
lenged Democratic Senator. The
trouble is about an office. The Senator
has not replied to the challenge.
The Senate Committee on Territories
will probably provide for the immedi-
ate admission of Nebraska on the con-
dition that there shall be no distinction
lin the enjoyment of political rights on
account of race or color. The same Is
| applicable to Colorado.
The Secretary of War, it is under
stood, assumes the responsibility of the
transfer of prisoners from Tortugas to
| Fort Delaware.
The Committee on Revenue frauds
conclude that tax on whisky must be
Increased so cents, or the manner sot
collecting be radically changed.
Senator Sherman expresses the be-
lief that Congress won't interfere with
the present currency law.
The financial excitement in New
York respecting a report OF the i'm
parchment of the President has pro-
duced a marked sensation here.
Mr.. Ashley has modified his impeach-
ment resolution so as TO provide for g
committee of investigation.
| ND a
toriaI bills will be pressed to speedy
vote, and the probability is that the
essential features of both measures
will be embodied in a single act.
The Arkansas delegation had an in
teryiew with the President, who wa:
unreserved in his expressions regard
ing the constitutional amendment
which he thought should not be ac-
The Arkansas Commissioners have
been informed by leading Republican:
that Congress will not make excep
tions in their favor, and they viii no
depart from any plans to be agreed
upon in Congress.
The Cabinet to day will be called
= upon to pronounce definitely on the
District of Columbia Suffrage bill
This will, place Secretary Stsntor
souarely on the record for or agalnS
the Presidents policy.
A bill was introduced into the Senat
Yesterday to regulate jurors in Utai
marshes, by fine and Imprisonment c
: all persons unauthorized by this laN
who shall presume to solemnize mar
rage, also ali persons who cohabit wit
women not lawfully married, and tn
I, sacrament of the Mormon church is nc
]. so considered. also all persons VIII
? knowingly aid or assist in such cere
monies; the children Of such spiritus
marriages or sealing are considere
q the heirs of the mother alone.
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XXXIXth CONGRESS, Hd SESSION
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4

--s- g. ~ WASHISGToNi Jan. 4.
Mr.. Morgan presented the memorial
of the National Academy asking the |
specific duty of 500 on imported paint
ings.
Mr.. Towards resolution, inquiring
into the action of the executive branch
of the government in reference to the
intervention of France in Mexican af-
fairs, was laid over.
The petition of the army officers for
an increase ofpay, was referred to the
Military Committee.
The following petitione were present
ed and refused: For an increased tariff
on imported wool; for a reduction OF
duty on railroad iron.
Bills were introduced to donate a
portion of the Fort Leaveuworih reser-
walton for a public road; authorizing
the construction of a bridge across the
Mississippi river, at Fort Leaveuworth;
one granting presumption rights TO set
tiers on the Cherokee lands in Kansas.
The bill regulating the tenure of-ottice
was taken up, the question being on
| Mr., Saulsbury's amendment to repeal
the entire confscation bill, instead of
the thirteenth section.
Mr.. johnson argued at length in
| favor of the pardoning power resting
solely with the Executive.
Il Mr.. Kasson, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the Posto hc
i Appropriation bill. 1t apPropriates
$50, CSC, 900 for the next fiscal year; OF
which IS SOC, 900 is for inland transpor-
tation.
Mr.. Stevens reported the fortification
appropriation bill. 1t appropriates
$50, 600 for Fort Wayne, Michigan; 500,
900 for Fort Alcatras, California; Sl5O,.
600 for the survey of Northern and
Northwestern States.
A resolution that the people ought
not to be taxed further at present for 6
reduction of the public debt was refer
red to the WAYS and Means Committee
A resolution was adopted requesting
the Secretary of the Treasury to give
all the amount of internal revenue col
lected in the first Illinois District each
month of the past year, the amount o
penalties and amount RENTED by the
Department, and the reasons for suct
, remission.
! A resolution was adopted instructinl
the Committee on Ways and Means t
inquire into the expediency of discrim
T mating in the tariff in favor of fret
t grown sugar, molasses, coffee, &c
against the slave grown.
A bill, Furnishing by fine and impris
onment, persons guilty of bribery L
secure the election of Congressman AM
Il acknowledging such persons from hold
ing office, was referred to the Judiciar
Committee.
of jurisdiction in Ohio and Indiana S
us to cover losses during Morgan's raic
was referred to the Judiciary Commit
) The Postofice Committee was il
structed to inquire why the mail rout
from Springfield, Mo-, to San Francisc
T. was not put into operation.
The Secretary of the Treasury wa
F. requested to furnish information relt
tive to the Court of Claims.
A bill to restore the late rebel State
To RIGHTS taken n.
II Bingham made a few remarks on til
K subject, which went over after a sligt
debate. 1t was agreed that the hous
meet tomorrow only for debate.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL


GOLD SALEs-The Ways and Means Com
mIttee have not yet perfected any gold bill,
but the COMMITTEES thus far favor the propo-
silion to sell, at stated times, with ten days
public notice all of the gold in the Treasury
above sixty millions OF dollars. but TO require
the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 demand
compound interest notes 10 be paid for all
purchases of gold. This looks like contrac-
ton by compelling the banks 70 bring those
notes ont and supply their place by the SIM
pie legal tender notes.
AFTER THE NATIONAL BANKs.-A Wash
ington special says:
The House Banking Committee intend to
take active measures to compel the National
banks to keep on hand the required amount
of legal tender notes. The Controller shows
that many of the banks wholly disregard the
law in that particular.
THE TARIFF.-The Finance COMMITTEES
have completed review OF the Wells. or
Treasury Tariff Bill, and do not seem to be
impressed with it. It is regarded as more
even bill than that from the House, but the
Committees modification of the latter bill
presents a more satisfactory measure. The
Ways and Means do not adopt a single Tea
ture of the Wells bill.
OHIO STATE BANKs.-The following, from
the report of the State Treasurer, shows that
there is practically but little circulation left to
the Ohio State banks: 5tfl.
Deposit ofstoclzs. Outstd'g clrculat'n.
Free Banks $40, 3F 81 S9I, O96 o.
Independ't Bks III, $50 90 97,67S OK
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MexIcan News.

NEW YORK, Jan. New Orleans
dispatches state that a gunboat sailed
suddenly for Vera Cruz and Tnmpico,
to watch events between these points.
Minister Campbell received no advi-
ces from the Government while in New
Orleans. 1852 -.t' -
Gen. Meiia is reported dangerously
i'll at San Luis POtosi, and two columns
of Liberal troops marching on the place.
The Liberals advanced a strong line to
within eight miles of Mexico city.
An American, named Pope, was
whipped by negro in the quarters Of
solkurg, at Quetroro, for eursing q
French officer who had run over hin
on horseback.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advtces to the 18th of january.

SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 3.-The steamer
Bavaria, from New York, has arrived.
DUBLIN, Jan 3.-Six suspected per-
sons were arrested here last night.
they came from Liverpool, where they
had just arrived from america. They
are supposed to be Fenian emisaries.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4, Noon.-Cotton
sales for the week six thousand bales;
middling uplands at 1871; market quiet
and steady.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 4.-U. s five-twen-
ties 779S.
PANS, Jan. 4-Noon.-Rentes 6sf.
SIC. --.aa
LONDON, Jan. 4-Noon.-The Times
says the only questions England is
now involved in, with others, is with
the United States, and promises the
prompt settlement of these on salts,
factory basis. The Times believes that
if the eastern question is now ap,
preached in the proper spirit there car
be speedy settlement by European
powers.
VIENNA, Jan. 4-Noon.-The Convo
cation, in extraordinary session, a
Reichsrath. has had bad effect il
LISBON, Jan. 4-Noon.-The King
| opened the Cortes to-day.
| LONDON, Jan. ENoon.-Con 9O5s
U. S. 5-2O's, 731<; Illinois Central, S2E
Erie, 461<.
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From canada.

MONTREAL, Jan. 4.-The Executive
Council has been setting for the last
three days; very important business.
The eleventh annual concert of the
Irish Protestant Benevolent Society
was held last night. Davey MCGEE
delivered one of the best addresses
ever heard here. There was great en-
thusiasm. -. ~ -k
The imports for last month were con-
siderably less than for December, 1865.
MONTREAL, Jan. 1T has transpired
that by the directions from England,
the sentence of the condemned Fenians
has been committed to 20 years impris-
onment in the penitentiary. Those in
Sweetsburg will be brought here to-
morrow en- route for Kingston.
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MONEY AT CINCINNATI.-The Gazette says
that the demand for money is very active,
and quite generally distributed through all
branches OF business, the pork packers COM
ing in for the largest share. The demand
from this source has been comparatively
Zig hit thus far this season, for the reason that
it has taken less money To handle the hog
crop than IL did last year, and as class the
packers work on their own capital until late
In tine season. 1t aLaTl
NATIONAL BANKS IN OPERATIoN.-The
sixteen hundred and forty-seven National
banks now in active operation had in cIrcu-
laton at the close of last week s29s SO7 $50. Sc
cured by United States bonds deposited to the
amount OF E332, 467, 900. The expense of print
ing these notes during the last fiscal year was
1854 ,48i. and the paper cost s25,T54. Over
81 10000 in mutilated and worn-Out notes
have been returned TO the Treasury, where
they are placed in an immense revolving iron
cylinder carefully locked, through which G
heated stream of acid passes. so that the ink
is completely removed, and a mass of pull
remains This is bleaciled and manufactured
into envelopes for the use OF the Treasury
Department Large amounts of mutilatsC
and worn-Out fractional currency are thu
decomposed and reconstructed Into en-
! Velopes.
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LOulsvlIIe Tobaeeo nLarhe..

LOUISVIILEl Jun. 7.
ToBACco-There was but little doing to-day,
with only one house open. at which only 8
hhds were put up, with rejection. Planters
have not sent in their tobacco, owing to the
holidays, while many are holding back in
order that the tobacco may be more perfectly
cured, as new leaf is generally unsuitable
for the use of the trade. The sales to-day
ranged as follows: hhds at 81 s593 50, at
IS Is, , at S696 Is, and Eat 81 6O3Il.
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New York News.

NEW York, Jan. 5.-Advices from
Georgetown, Demarora, state that the
yellow fever has made sad ravages
among the troops. --
A delegation of loyal Tennesseans,
headed by Judge North and General
Eaton, was received by the Union
League last evening.
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ern S21s; Northwestern 45;' Reading lOl5S;
Chicago and Alton 100; Fort Wayne los; III.
Central III; Milwaukee and st. Paul prefer
-eN O'H2'i-a.- la St. Louis.
JANUARY 4.-CorroS-Active and higher;
sales at Size. t-EIIf lEi.aJ
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged. ...,
AIN-Wheat-Buyers and sellers apart;
OatS-Firmer at 595621Sc. -..tl.. .-....-. =
PRovIsIoNs-Dull; nothing doing. Bulk
SHOULDERS packed dry salt Sc.
HoGs-Closed heavy and lower; sales at
the secretary OF the Merchants Exchange
st. Louis January list, 5l,2l6 bbls; of wheat
IS SIS bushels; choice double tribe extra
wheat 273 200 bushels. .t-
Chicago.
JANUARY 1.-The Board of Trade passed a
resolution to-day, boards of other cities COM
curing, 10 adopt the GENITAL system, March
LIST, 1867. r-
FLoUR-Flrm; slOal2 30 for spring extra; :.
for No. l: Corn-Actiye; 2@215c higher; 1910
79c for No. ]; 721zc for No. 2. Oats-15glc
higher; sales at 42ijSCa4Sc.
PROYISIOSS-Quiet. Mess POrk-25c lower.
REcETPTs-JOOO bbls flour; 1900 bu wheat;
1900 bu corn; 5000 blu oats; 26.O0O hogs.
| SHIPAENTs-61OO bols flour; 5000 bu wheat.
Buffalo.
JANUARY 4.-FLoUR-sl2 90 for western
RGRE1N-wheat-s s7a2 IS for No. . Nil.
waukee spring. Con-Dull. Oats-5O@52c
Barley-75c for Ohio.
BEEvES-In moderate demand; sales LIST tC
Sd inclusive 5SI; s6S7 So for ordinary; s. z
| 9S s. for extras
| 929 sales LIST to Sd inclusive 1900.
SHEEP-Salcs SlOhead at 81 SO94 50; inferior
81 so each.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 4.-The weather Is
moderating. The thermometer at half
past three o'clock this afternoon stood
at 40.
The dwelling house of Mr.. Barnes at
Bedford, Ind, was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss about $1,000; no in
surance.
The notion house of Morris 81 Co., at
Louisville, was Destroyed by fire last
night. Loss $4,000; insured.
A fire near Williamsburg, Ohio, last
Saturday, destroyed the frame house OF
John johnson. Loss $4,000.
In the Ohio Legislature to-day, the
House passed the Constitutional
Amendment by a vote of 81 to %.
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THERE are now in Washington dele
gates from most of the Southern States,
accredited either by the Legislatures
or public meetings, to ascertain exactly
the ststus of the restoration question.
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lIARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, JAnuar
REGuLAR REPORT.

REGULAR REPORT.
COTTON Easier at 35c.
FLoUR-More active, advanced l0a2Dc,
extra sLnts sl1 OO912 60; Ohio Sll Go8l2 81;
trade brands SIP G0dl4 40.
GKAIN--Wheat-stea So So92 Il for No.
2 Milwaukee; s. 90 for rejected spring. Rye
FirIneT. Barley--MOne active. Corn-Ig2c
higher. ll59tl5z for mixed western in store;
ll69ll7 afiOaGll6 for western yellow in store,
20 for old southern yellow; closing with
buyers for export ll7c. oats-1c better, GIG
65Sc. -l-
Provisions .Pmk-Lower, SO Sd2I 25 for
new, closing at 81 90 cash; SIS 9OG5Ie Il for
old, closing at Sl9 05 cash; SIT O09I7 Is for
prime; also new al buyers and sellers option,
January and February, at S2O75d2l 50. Cut
Aeats5Qu iet- Dressed Hogs-Easier at 7s<a
81. Lard-Steady Butter and Cheese
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-FirmeT and active at per cent.
Sterling-lO9Z@l0gzA.
CODA shade lower, opening at lS4. adj
vancing to l3f1< declining TO 1851 and closing
at 1879.
/ GovERSxENT SroCKs-A shade better on
gold bonds; coupons 81, 1857. do 80, l075SG
lOI1s do %, lO6; do 49, 1851; lO-4os S5z
I C9lO0; 1855 lO41Z4l05.
STATE STocKs-M Missouri e5; Tennessees
sTocKs-ohio Certificates 2s92sH; n. Y,
| CenL1 1I0zS; Erie 671z; Pittsburgh 80; Toledo
1874; R Island Io31<9lO 1857; Michigan South
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Milwaukee.

JANUARY 4.-FLouR-Firm.
IN-Wheat-Firmer; 50 Is for No.
Confirm; at Sic for old No, l. Oats-JOc.
PRovIsIOSS-Dull.
RECEIPrs-ll,O 900 blu wheat; 200 blu oats.
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The Latest News.
Bv TELEGRAPH.

BY the Union Line:
once. corner of Main and Monroe street,