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fELEGRAMs, re.

In consequence ofths prolonged cold weather
there is great suffering among the poor whites
and freedmen In Virginia 1t is reported that
over TIVE thousand freedmen have been thrown
ont OF employ ment by the suspension Of work
in the tobacco factories. The Freedmen's
Bureau is iesuing rstons to the destitute. and
General o. H. Browne, assistant commissioner
OF the bureau, IL in this city endea vering to
procure relief for them.
The most disagreeaole storm of the season
has been raging At Buffalo, N. Y, since Satur
day night. The trains on all the roads are be
hind their time. The trains are blocked by
snowdrifts on the Erie road east Of Utica. and
the Lake Shore road IL again blocked by snow
between Irving and Silver creek, which is ten
feet deep in some places. ru
Orders have been issued by the Canadian
GovernmeLtto remove Lynch, Mcmahon. and
the other condemned prisoners to Kingston, on
Thursday. The Government does not intend
to allow the Rev. Mr.. Mcmahon any more
ps.yileges in the provincial penitentiary than
4. E.ethers enjoy. --....
Lord waas, member of Parliament for
Cockermouth, England, is expected to arrive
in Canada as Governor General in the early
part OF March. Lord Was has been Chief
Secretary Of Ireland during the last two ad-
ministrations Of Lord Derby, in 1892, 1858 and
1859.
The Louisiana Legislature met yesterday
morning. The message of the Governor was
read and ordered to be printed. A committee
of seven was appointed to revise the State
Constitution.
The trial Of the Rev. DIR. Babin, an Episco-
pal clergyman, for the murder OF his sister, is
creating great excitement In Ottawa, Canada
West
The police in Toronto, Canada intend en-
forcing the law which compels liquor dealers
to close their places OF business from Saturday
at seven p. m. until Monday at seven p. m.
Seven hundred dollars have been sent to
England by a few ciIlZens of q uebec 10 aid the
sufferers from the late colliery explosion.
The Texas Beacon says that the United States
troops near Jacksonborough were attacked by
Indians and forty killed.
The whole number of regular troops in Cana
da is 22,S25.
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FROM EUROPE.

LONDON. Jan. 2S.-LOrd Derby is mn. Mr.
Gladstone has returned 10 England. On hi !
way home be passed through Paris. aud hrd
an interview with the Emreror Napoleon
The Great Eastern sails for America on m .
2Oth of March. Ii Is reported that the Greek
hero hanans intends to go TO America TO thank
the people of the United States for the.r sym
pathy, and ask the Government 20 send fle-r
OF monitors 10 the assistance Of the Cretans
MUNICH, Jan. 2S---king Macmillan Is 20 b.
married TO the sister of Francis Joseph, tue
Emperor OF Austria.
BERLIN, Jan. 26.-The South German States
have proposed military union with the
Northern States.
TRIESTE, Jan. es.-It is reported from Mira
mar that the Empress CarlotLe has Completely
recovered her health.
PERTH, Jan. GA full ministry has been
formed in Hungary.
FLORENCE, Jan 2s-Noon.-The Pope Is in
clined 10 srant the ecclssiastic demands Of
Italy.
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REVOLT IN BOWIE COUNTY, TExAs.-Bowie
county, Texas, is in revolt. Captain Tremble,
late OF an Illinois regiment, planting there
was recently, shot wounded, and his life
threatened. He came to New Orleans, and re.
turned with twenty cavalry to remove his
family. He found that his wife and child had
been driven from their home into Arkansas
The negroes on HIS place were manacied and
driven through the streets in the presence of
tie cavalry, who were forced to fall back
before three hundred unreconstructed Mrs
Tremble died from Ill treatment, and was
buried in New Orleans on Sunday. Generals
Mower. Hatch, Kirby, and many Union officers
and members Of the tGrand Army OF the Re-
public" attended the funeral. The captain is
at the point Of death from wounds received
from the chiyalry. r.. A.
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From Mexieo

1t is asserted that IL the French forces lately
at San Luis Potosi are defeated in the hatfis
that is believed TO be impending, the depSrtura
OF all the French troops from Mexico NAV bs
delayed by order Of the Imperial Government
Gonzales Ortsga was arrested by Gov. Auza an
Zacatecas.
Vera Cruz advices to the 22d inst state mar
afrench transport had LEFT there with h.ayv
detachment OF Infantry for France. and othsrs
would Immediately follow. The whole OF the
French forces in Mexico had arrived az Vera
Cruz en- route TO France. Additional trans
ports were daily expected.
The French Consul in Mexico had published
notice ad vising all the residents IN the coun-
try who wish 70 leave az with the expedition
airy forces that they can have a free passage
home. A party OF 500 accordingly left MAJ
imilian pc rmitted a kind OF truce OF war trade
between Jaiapa and Vera Cruz The Liberals
are tearing up the Imperial Mexican railroads.
Inc most important movement is tue defec-
ton OF one General Canelio, who command
Santillo, and who has issued the following ad-
dress 10 his soldiers ;-s'l on have already ean
the conduct OF your so-called protecfor IN
Ma amoras. You already know that the aa-
or the stars and stripes has ioated in that port
ana that IL was opied by the United States
forces, after they had covered the road win
wish the exunction OF your race 70 thereaf-
ter occupy our country. The North, oor con-
slant enemy, desires a plausible pretext 20
penetrate into II never 10 abandon H.
Guaymas (Mexico) correspondence says in
triguing Is gong on TO prevent the location o. a
grant made by Juarez 70 an American company
OF vacant lands IN Lower California = The
Mexicans are fearing that annexation WILL fol-
low colonization.
The Mexican Legation here has prouulga,ed
apotice cautioniRR the public against spurious
Mexican bonds said TO be IN the marker.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ METCALFES 0RDAT RHEUMATIC
REMEDY instantly relieves pain, . nd never fats
In the h I'd or Face. =.
ja a cow SO FORD, Agent.
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COLGATE d CO.'S

VII N T = b AP.
recommended for cHAPPED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. It may be
obtained of all dr. uggists and fancy goods dealers
feb s-eoly ~"
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THE CRosRY OPERA HousE-.

THE CRosBY OPERA HOUSE, Profitable
Undsrtdking-Ths folio wing il said to be an
exact sfatemen OF Mr.. Crosby's balance sheet:
&l.t50,000; debtor to $4,000 tickets not sold
sl50,0o0; to advertising, Sl5o,o00; to paint
ings, SIS. coo; 70 engraving si00,0O0; to COM
missions, $4,000; to printing and travelling,
$1,000; paid Mr.. Lee, (for Opera House, j
s20o, o,o00. To nj debt, 3750,to0; profit 500. 0OU.
Value OF Opera House, &35e,ooo Total profit
on the undertaking., $780, 900. "-'~ -
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0rhe Empress Eugsais is becoming yisi-
bly, older, and has serious apprehensions OF
growing stout To prevent this she walks
much and dyinks vinegar.
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TThe organization OF society for the pre-.
vention Of cruelty 10 human being is agiiAted
@An exchange says that some admirers OF
Ristori in Cincinnati presented her with sax
hogs, as an evidences OF their appreciation OF
her acting. i.
sIThe expression-aHo for the west,. has
subsided In favor OF s.Shovel for the East.,
d - Extra Billy Smith and about forty Other
distinguished gentlemen are named for Gov
ernor Of Virginia.
of New York last year, most Of whom lett for
the Western States. sEEcE
0SpirIts are understood TO writs with q
"mecium" pen. LeHe ~
~The London papers make great fuss
over nse hcn0 o. SNOW g. a!rrslF sHF-kr
shirts.
- The Lexington (ya) Gazette says sghe
preseLt winter Is = r~guisr Yankee invasion,
and as radical as Congress"
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A KNOCK Down In THE VIRGINIA LEGIsLA.
TURE-Immedately upon the adjournment OF
the Virginia House OF Delegates, at Richmond
on Saturday, a scene occurred between two Of
the members, who had collision. one or them
being knocked down. Both had been member
OF the committee on lunatic asylums, and a
statement made by Mr.. Ward, the chairman,
In the house, was taken by Mr.. Smith, the other
party. as impugning his yeracity, and before
the members had left the hall he approached
Ward. A dispute then arose, several members
interruptinR, but Smi tn succeeded in planting
an effective blow on Wards prominent feature,
which hoored that gentleman and drew blood,
after which they were separated. Both were
subsequently arrested by the city police, and
held to bail for a breach Of the peace. Ealr 7
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HEORHT DIsuASEs
SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY,

SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY
sMOLANDERv ExTRAOT BUgKU
ID CURING
svery csse OF KIDNEY DIsIAsI, BIIvNA1IsN,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRDIls, wRAKNKss and
PAINS in the BACK, TIMALI CoMPLAINrs and
TRouBLIs arising from 1xcEssIs OF ANY XIV.
OOM1, YB AFFLICTED
Try LANDER'S.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU
Bold By all ADothecarses. Price q. D. BARNES
co., Kew York, and BARNEs, WARD D CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLBIGH
ROe1Rs. Wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mass,
General Agents. fab Io-ly
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CLOTHING, DO.

Successor ts II y, Ieudon D Co, -
CI1fZfN'S AND MILITARY ~
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel, late Browns, HI
362 Pennsylvania avenue,
nv In Washington, ID. q.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-About nine O'Clock Satur-
day evening Thomas N. Bailey, ngineer of the
Rankin Steam Fire Engine, was shot in the
street at Troy, N. Y. by young man named
hour previous Bailey's sister had IN some
manner been insulted By Thompson. Bailey
met him I'm the street and charged him with the
when Thompson drew a revolver and fired az
stated. The ball passed through the heart Of
the victim, and he died almost instantly
Bailey leaves young wife and widowed
members Of the City Fire Department, and
highly esteemed by ALI who knew him. He
was about thirty years OF age sria.s.-
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BANKERS.


JAY COOKE { CO.,
'...-.... BAEKBRs,
1f5see,l:A strset, oypessts Tcasxsy,
bryand sci .'eurrent market rates. and kssD
onstantly on hand, full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN.THIBTIIs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders fsr STOCKS. BONDS, &o.. sxsoased, and
Collections made on all accessible points.
seld -..
pARROw CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh rect,
DRALERs IN
6OVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER
iyan AND LAND WARRANTS
First National Bank Of Washington. :"
I'D. COOKE tOf Jay Cooke b Co.,, President,
wa. s..HUSTiNGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FIHANOIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
ish street., oppOsiis the Treasury Dspaytnasn.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
States
~ ONE MILLION DOLLARS1
buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECCRITIESst at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
WALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STA TES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
most FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful
aps prompt attention to
ACCO UNITS Of B BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted TO us.
FULL INFORMATIOH In regard TO GOVERN
MLNT LOANS at sll times cheerfully furnished
VIM. g. HUNTINGTON, Ga shier.
Washington, March 10 1885. mN-h
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TOhFIDkkTlAL-fOu men who have In
" yuTed themselves Dy certain secret habits,
which unht them for business, pleasure, or the
duties If married life; also. middle aged and Old
men, who. from the follies of youth, or other
causes feel q debility in advance OF their years,
before placing Themselves under the treatment Of
sny one, should first read The Secret Friend :"
Married ladies vial learn souSet thing of Importance
BY perusing THE Secret Frfsnd y sent TO any ad-
dress, in 8 sealed envelope, recei st Of 25 cents
Address DR.. CHAs. STUART q CO.. Boston.
Mass uo1lV
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VI W. b. MOSES,
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AND
BEDDING STORES,
NOS. 32I 3I9, INTELLIGENCER BUILD.
ING, CORHER 7TH ANDD,
AND
NO 3Os 7TH STREET, TH0RN's BUILDING
ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
AND EAAMINE THE FINEST ASSORTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
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phia New ork, and Boston The stock Is aIWsv,
selected by Mr. Moses, and bought at the lowest
ste- LOT Cae n whI enables him to com pete with
Eastern prices His finest Furniture is made ~
9rdsr In Phiiadelphis, and Of the best material
rurchasers should study their own interest By
caInng AZ his stores and examsntng the we'll as
ahd obtain his price list before going elsewhere'
~hieb he VIII furnish with pleasure
HIS as sortmeRt Of NJ actresses. Blankets Oom-
iors, C-uIte psises. Pillows, Bolsteua, Feather
neos, ana all kinds Of Cottage and Kitchea Fur.
nituTe Is complete, which he offers at the Ieveat
New York and Philadelphia prices.
Rn;,a,n n;e,menber Nos 321 and 319 Intelligence
sirest; Ihorns Building, adjoining Odd Fellows
jsl4u W MOsus
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DANCING.
DR9Fs. j. W. q II. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY,

DR0Fs. J. W. q II. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvanis avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th sts.. ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
string to enter our classes should avail them
selves OF this opportunity,
Preparatons will be made in this quarter for
our annual May Ball. io'
Circulars can be had at J. r. Ellis and W q
nsIserott 90. % Music Stores.
Inc Hall can be rented for Soirees, &c,
Days and Hours Of Taition:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
es1nrasy aiternoens, from to O'Clock.
6entlemen Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve
nings from to 10 O'Clock. "
OF tuition, or address q note to the Academy
Qaarter commencing with the first lesson Jas
M MABINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
mARIHIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS, e
u, between 9Th and l9th streets, A&
tion OF pupils. "-
DAYS and hours Of tuition for young Iadie,
rsss. ahI mssters tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
Geptlenen's classes from to 10, same evenings
;a,. lns,ruction given TO suit the con
Henlence OF the pupil se1s
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
AL AND PARTIES.
The undersigned would most respectfully in
iorm o tns ladies' and gentlenen OF Washington
times prepared to furnish parties with Masauer
soe and = aIcy Costume, either on loan or made to
order. Ae has taken rooms at the we'll known
S S2g TN Asyeet between And Z, where he viii be-
I&te Oostumer at Ford s and Growers
!a aIm- Theaters. Washin gton, D. O.
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l. N. Loonfs, D.,

Tss Inyestsr aud Patentes Of the MlSI8Ab
FLAIE fkETH, attends personally at S-aHeA
hfs once 40 this city. MANY persona can tSYFy3
wear teese teeth who cannot wear others,
and no person can wear others who sanRot wear
thesC.
Pers@ns calling at my office oan De scconaIaoia
ted With sDy sty lie and price OF Teeth they may de
ure, but 10 these Who psrticnlsT, and wish the
1urost, clesnest, stroBs sest aud most perte.t den
G1re - al art can procure the MINERAL TEsrH
uiH be more fully warranted.
Rooms In this cfty-No 81. Penn'a sveRae be
tween 9Th and 10th sts Also, 9of Arch street,
PHILADELPHIA. oc n-Iv
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN II ALB RI
NEWER

HALLS vEGETABLl sIoILIAN II Alb RI
NEWRR f
Renews the Hair.
HALLS VRsETABLR 6icILIAN lair kHNRwRI
Restores gray hair 70 the origins! color.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwHR
... Prevents the hair from falling or
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcurAN HAIR RsNBwBl
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE sIcIIAS HAIR RKNRwRR
Does not stain the skin.
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale By al druggists. is 50 ruly
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
OASES,
Ne. II Bond street, New York.
1FulI information, with the highest tssttmo-
:mreose % s.s ~ 70, s
and sciR not ,ssret if for, ss advertising ply
Hcfans are ally tnpostors, Withsu references
no no stranger shsuid be trusted. EneIose 2 stamp
IL Bond street. New Yerk no II DkWly
~ Ma RRIAGE EAEDGELIBACY, AND THE
Hsppinets Of True Manhood. An ESSAY for
Young Men on the Crime OF Solitude, and the
Physiological Errors, Abuses and Diseases which
CT cate i'm pediments TO Marriage, with sure me an
Of Belief eent in sealed letter snvelopes free Of
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ia u-Sm
SECRET DISEASES.
6AMARrYAN's GIFT ID tho most certain, safe and
dy ever discovered Cures in two to tour days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, no
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. Ii
net ant t. be exposed. Male packages. %; f.
sAsSRirAN's Roor AND HERs JuIcKs-A positive
Sores, Spots. letters. &c Price 81 Is per bottle
Sold BY b. o. Ford. See advertisement. mys
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VIRGIN OIL OF AK -
I am nov in receipt Of new season OLIVE OIL.
SlseCt r. N Bordeaux, and am prepared TO supply
sks tr rAde and famiIies at -
NEW YORK PRICES.
N ". BURNHEbL
ooT. l4tb and sts., under Ebbist House
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DENTISTRY.

nR. LEWIE's DkNTAL ASSOCIATION
~ No. 200 JENNA AVE,
BrtEeen 18th asd 13tl streets,
Teeth extracted without pain by aiainstsring
IEWIi ha. reos ntiy eeFchssec The bestS,a
Chemical Apparatus in the eouptry for ~-I--i
rsiiDg pure gas every day also, an iE. proved Val
yulsr Inhaler The Association is pre- pared
10 Da.s Teeth OF Geid, silver and bubber At New
York Phiisdeipise aud Boston prices. All per
Wishing dental work done can Ia ye as h. 50
as IL the above named ottiss. All work done in
The neatest spa best manner, asf warrsnted 70
give sstisfacGos. Persons will do we'll 20 call
Aad examine work. da "a III
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL ALL
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Gross tons Of 2i0 lbs. delivered in sny D art of
the city. F -
Chestnut W hite Ash. 81
Stove, , gg and Furnace White Ash, S3.2D,
Red Ash Ss 50.
Lehieh. 50.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand
Orders recei we'd at our Office; or at the Wharf,
foot Of seventh street
s P. BROWN SON,
ia75-n 465 9Th street, etween Z and +.
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WASHINGTON OITY, D. O., Bee ST. l8s6
DEAR slR: am gratibeA to see that You have
kestorer." =
From the testimony Of many friends who have
used ". have ne hesitation In stating that be-
iiefe ~ to be the most efficient com pound OF the
kind ever presented for sale. Indeed, mauy Of
thnse who have tried it assure that 10 not only
clfanses the scalp perfeety, but undoubtedly res.
torres the growth of he hair. .--- - = -
ksspe ecfuiiy, &C. yours
ICopy1 ALg& Y. p 9ARNErr, M D.
Te EzIKTEb. Richmond Va. '"'"' .
DEMAs RARNEs 90 Park Row, New York,
ia lO-eo3u : i u :. = = = -
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COAL ooALIl ooALl!l
Having determined to sell first class article of
Wood and Coal as cheap as the cheapest L hone
by doing so to gain liberal share Of public ma
Ionase. The Coal prices are as follows:
WhlTE Ash NUT co Al. by the ton...... 81 25
BALTIMORE CO. WH&rE ASH, Egg and
stove sizes .....:.::.:;.:,......... 2a
AL LDIh QoALITINs OF MHlTE ASH 25
hEks VALLEY PURE RED Ash. rs
DIAMOND VEIN BED ASH H............... 15
GROSS WEIGHT, 2,i40 LBS. TO THE TON
Always on hand and constantly receiving the
nesI M Iues OF WOVD ol every description, de-
hseTed IN any part Of the city.
f. O. BAUM,
Ja4-lm 7th ST, between and + ats Islsnd
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HRENIAHs BLACK. wLRDH.LANoN. c.v.sLacx.
LAW OkEiCE
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HERZBERG 5 LOAN OFFICE.
II Established 1859.
E1ghest adv ances made IN WATCHES. DIA-
and all kinds OF nerchsn1ise Business stricrIy
confidential. 39l North street, between ~ and
9Th streets. imme lately ia rear of th- ation.I
dOtei. las lm-
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BLACK, LAMON CO.,
Ooonssiiors aud Attorneys at Law In the Suprems
OoSrt Oi the United States, the Court OF Cisims
the Zoo IT'S OF the District the Executive Den.r4
ments, and COMMITTEES of Congress
~ Ones, SOC l.th street, directly opposite VII.
iAius uOtel.t de lB-tf
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nIARlIg yOR 1914 large assortmsnt Of
- AAA'' ''' '''' ''' ssisdS ~ II fn1STi.os.
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STEAM ENGINES, .MAHy
Canbining the maximum of efficiency. durability
and economy, with the minimum Of weight an
price. They sre widely aud faversbiy known
more than 500 being In use. All warranted salts
factory or ne sale. Descriptive circ uiars sent OF
application. Address y--t ~ II
J. q. H0ADLEY co..
no s-eosm Lawrence, Mase.
The New York herald., 1867-07-07

s.s s, sckes and maid Charles Davero. John sar
rau hossler Bradley, Louis Dournon, Paus DreuK
S6i,a cSha Laiere Mrs baree Mrs. Emily Campbell and
> Meponough; d; r Boris. John Nichols. Nest
reauk Joseph bonche Mrs Barker and maid, Jules
havei clarence White Mr. and Mrs Thomas HuI and two
ters, Miss NJ Zmmer
,at hospox AND BREsr-steamship VIM Penn-E Fournier
John watkins, Augustus NJ w Meurer, otto Meurer.
oheiDerg SAM thompson, Stella borner, simpson bor
ner wood, Robert Ollara ID Robert Heser,
X Dee, Mrs lee, Miss l. Conquest Unsworth
Mrs Elizabeth Denton MISS Elizabeth Denton. Alexander
DUnn,J u Bowron, Mrs Andrew A McPha, Miss Mllie
nan- Mrs Allibe, -. Anais, Miss Rvarts, Miss
Ruth smith Henry Bradley, John 7 Adams MRS Jane
Grard Mary Grard Silas Brownel, James kn0wlson,
W% Il Dennst Mrs Dennet Mrs y saunders Emily
family; warlng James Il Estsn. wife and child
ple,c iiornn Ocave Horsn. John Taylor Jr, Gabriel
Vol omaz, Daniel Cunningham Patrick Donely. Jules
Loscau, Mira John Wright Mrs Wm Harnicr aud 80 In the
steerage.
CHARLEsror. C--steamship Manhsttan-A G MeAlpin,
y Ioqhey Miss hersiott + Chichester, STRIPPING,
MS Cosgfove. q Burns and son. Mrs Leheey Mrs
heridan Mr. aud Mrs Quale and child, Mr. and Mrs
Holman. khem. III + Lord, Mrs Whitfeld Z Kennsy
Miss kenney, s Smith, Block b 9rimbal. J For
sythe, Gibin Munson. Peevy. 10 the
The New York herald., 1867-07-07

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGEN cE.


Rev. Mr.. Hubbel, Of the Eighteenth street and Fifth
avenue Methodist church, Brooklyn will preach fune
sermon halfdast two o'clock this afternoon on
Captain Bradley smith, Of the steamer Juno. who
lost at sea In March last
Rev. g. H. Tying, Jr, will preach this morning at the
Church Of the Reformation, in Fiftieih street. The
services begin at quarter TO eleven o'clock.
Rev. Dr. Gallaudet will preach this morning in 81.
AIMS Free church. Eighteenth street. at hafpast seven
and half past ten O'clock in the afternoon at hafpast
three o'clock and Rev. j. Tutte Smith in the evening"
at quarter to eight o'clock.
Rev DR.. Price, the rector OF St. Stephens Episcopal
church. Twenty street. between Fifth and ST xth
avenues win preach during the morning service to-day,
which commences ct half-past ten O'Clock. There will
be an evening service AT quarter 10 eight O'Clock
Rev. Z. B. Fernald will preach in the Freewil Bap-
tst church, Seventeenth street. at hafpast ten O'Clock
this morning and half-past seven this evening.
Rev. Dr. Scott will hold morning and evening
vices day. the usual hours the Forty second
street church The subject Of the evening
discourse Is to be Heaven
Rev. James B. Dunn will preach this morning and
evening at the Central Presbyterian church, In Ffheh
street. The evening subject will be "fhe Design and
Destiny Of the Bible"
Rev. Uriah Scott will preach to-day in the Church OF
the Redemption, Fourteenth street. The services take
place hafpast ten O'Clock A. M. and hafpast seven
+. M.
Bishop Snow will preach on the subject, s'The Last
Trumpet" in the University, Washington square, at
three O'Clock this afternoon.