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FIREMEN'S FAIR.

FINHE Independent Fire Engine Compa-
Il ny OF Columbia, kindly assisted by
the Masonic Fraternity, of this city, intend
to give a FAIR for the purpose Of liquidat-
ing the indebtedness on their new build
ing. now in course OF erection. The
Ladies' of Columbia have promised their
aid, and no pains will be spared to make it
perfect success. Christmas is at hand.
and we do not doubt that visitors will be
enabled to select choice presents for their
friends, as Santa Claus has promised to
deposit large and selected stock of Kris
Kringles, &c.
The Fair will open on TUESDAY, De-
cember II, and continue on WEDNESDAY,
and THURSDAY EVENINGS. The Fair is
to be succeeded by GRAND BALL on
MONDAY EVENING, December 23d.
1t is but just to state that Calisthenic
Hall, wherein the Fair and Ball arc to
come of, has been very kindly offered by
the Proprietors, free of charge, for the
purpose of the Fair:
COMMITTEE ON SALE OF TICKETS AT THE HALL.
a. l.. Solomon, Daniel @. Pcixotto,
y. L. Harrison, Francis Beckham,
Thomas Mood.
SENIOR MANAGERS.
Q. d. Eberhardt, l.. F. Hopson,
L. L. Sylliman, +. W. Wing,
J. Sulzbacher, Jacob Hussung,
w. H. Wigg, Richard ToZer,
j. j. MackOy, j. w. Smith,
>. Z. Sutphen, Lewis Levy,
John Green.
JUNIOR MANAGERS
G.. j.. Beck, q. V. Allworden,
I. j. Harper, *. Evans,
John Agnow, Jr., w. r. Walter,
j. e. Sutphen, D. d. Darlington,
L. Root, +. A. Schneider,
Julian Peixotto, r. Fl. Walton,
II. u. Shelton, =. o. Peixotto.
j. McDougall, s. e. Massman,
Mm. IL. Mood, Isaac SulZbaoher,
d. He1nies, II. McDougall,
DIR. ]. r. Speok. Dec IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IF You require Tonic, ask your Family
Physician what he thinks Of PANKNIN'S
HEPATIC BITTERs, and he will not fail
to tell you that it is the only Tonic which
he can safely recommend. They are no
quack medicine, but are simply an invigo-
rating, harmless Tonic. For sale by all
druggists. DIR. G. Fl. Mot, Agent.
Apr1l IL s1v
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A Texas paper says sweet potatoes
are 80 plenty as to be hardly worth
harvesting.
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Bnrtlctt's Reversible Sewing Ma
chines.-The most perfect and simple ma
chine made, for stitching, hemming, tuck
ing, braiding, &c. ONLY s25.
A new supply of the UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES-wASHER AND WRINsER.
Price s5. JOEL KETCHUM, JR. & co.,
July 80 / f Agents.
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Bowdoin 1872 tons Randall, at Kerrs wharf, from Now
York, dischsrgng. :Mastec a
daldaa Gage shephe1d, In Ashley River fof
= Northern Port, loading hoson e
z Perry, 1893 tons, Hamilton, at Karrs wharf from
New York, dischR1gng. .aaster
Carrie M Rich 1852 tons, Armstrong; at Boyce Cos
wharf, for Georgetown, 8 @, loading.
al f.isloy q Cteasnso.l
LOYAL Scranton $50 tons Lowden, at Adeera wharf lot
New York. loading ...";.;.M tae hoac9
JH Marvel lilo tons, Quilteni at Accommodation wharf
from seaford, Del, dischargng .screven Nis6et
Boice, 25s TONS Adams, at Brown : Cos wharf tor
Jacksonyne, Fla. .Risey Creighton
ss1lie Me4rs, tons Pine at Brown Co.'S wharf from
Norfolk Va, dseharging & Strect ass BIOS $.oy, 20
Americus = tons, Moss, ut Brown & Cos wharf, rom rom
New York. discharg1ng. go. Il Iupper SoLs
Daniel Chase, -tons Mitchell, ct Brown COS @naII,
from Raltimor' dischargng. Street Bros q 20
L Wales - tons, Leach, ct Accommodation Whar1,
from Philadelphia, just arrived. .RiRley Creighton
E & L Marts, - tons, Marts at Atlantic wharf nom
Philadelphia diseharging Massr aas
Richard Vall1. tons, Powell In the Stream from f
adelpha, just arrived CMsolm or3h
Ella = tons Packard at Kerrs wharf, from New fork, ~
dIScnRr81nG L.. - MI
Elliott TONS Gilchrist at Gas Co.'s wharf, from Phil
adelnhia, dlschargng M,sss'
Ee tom Norfolk. Va discharsing Street Bros c GO
Viola 165 tons Treworgy at Atlantic wharf, from new
New York, dischargng. Maspef
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Passengers.

80 .-.-.-
Per steamship saragossa, from New York-Mias Julia
Wineberg, Mrs Ludicas, H Joycelyn, " French, Rev
IittleIohn, Waite, Denney and wife, Mrs Evans,
Miss Evans F include, Harbeson. Leopesh ~, h,
Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville @ paiatk'
Ferpandins, via Savannah 6imksns W. Simpkns,
Simpkins, E r Foster, j 81 freeman, Wardel,
Burhsns, Mr. and Mrs Newell, b Vanbergen q 4 AsRod'
gers, Mrs T Mitchell, Greenleaf.i Field Ren.
ner, Mrs Holmes and servant. Wilson, Mr aud Mrs
Perry, Frank Hammond, " Henry Rev Mr emerson ,,'
Rev MIR HOLMAN, Calhoun, Sparhank, Lowell,
G Parkhurst, Morton, W W O'Cain, Or King Lyman
Wells Mrs Keith , Johnston, FB Wells Wells 5
A Devereux, II " Townsend, Z Lockwood q It huil'
Par steanerPilot Boy, from Savannah. Beaufort, &c.
P Nichols. Colcock, Pettengils Fraser,
G Roberts, W Scheper, Mathews Collins, A Sche-
per, Mrs J Matthew's Jones, II Browne,
Mathews, Major A Green, F W BroWni Mrs Vardel,
son and servant Apple, Salvo q Mckee and servant
Resger, ] z sunson, and 20 deck - =!
Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, SC-pLa
Bruce, Prngle " Walker, Chancellor Carroll
" Green, Rey n q. Lance, " Whilden, L HOBS .
Alston, b Reade, B Alston, Miss H Tucker:
Per steamer Gen Hooker. from Edisso and Rockville
Col ] Legare, " seabrook, Corcorani and 70 deck
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, February 20, 1867;
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsT1Na
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED

STEAMSHIPS.
saragossa, 77s tons Crowel at Adgers wharf, =, New
Lulu soS tSns 6Giid., at Brown COS xha1f for sslt
Aaaee 4ss sons, Kelly at Atlantic wharf for Phisds
winthrop $40 tons, Stuart at Boyce Co.'S wharf, for
Bessie Crosby Dr. Ssl TONS Crosby in the Stream for
Liverpool, ready. ........... ..........h Mure d 20
BARKs.
from Havana, waiting. .'........ j Enslow L Co
James wilson (Brl s64 tons, Dyer at yanderhorst's
wharf, from Swan Island, waiting -: R Mure Co
osnisS Icy ve1 RI for Port nHsi Spain, loading Hall
Deodota Nor 5o4 TONS Marcussen at Boyces as Eharf
for Liverpool loading: Wa.ker Id.s
Tecnmseh Br ss5 tons sponago at Tha r.
Gladstone Norl, 464 toms Evensen at Boyce's wharf,
from Liverpool, dischargng .Ravenel Co
BRIGs.
Maria White 1914 tons, Bryant in Ashley River, for
Spartan snessp9 @ s tons Msrisison in Rves %
Paul ct msrie rus ess IONS Kep at
Rolerson, 1877 tons, Scott at Brown Cos wharf for
Reenerado span poll. i68 TONS, saa, Boyce COS
a Atlantic wharf New
York, dischargilg. Willis Chisolm
Myronus tons Higgins at Union wharf, from Balh-
more discharuipg .,,...... .Mordecai 4, Co
sCHOONERS.
Aid (Br, = tons, Mccormick, at Union wharf, from
Elizabeth Eleanor (amastedl TONS Gage, at iarshs
wharf, from Georgetown, S Q, to be repaired d..:.
n A>Ls.o" W
Virginia Price, tons, Hopkins ut Brown Co.'S wharf,
sis nSss fsas Mnoe in
West Indies loading. ..............J j Enslow l. Co
T Frazier, - TONS Wells, at Benefits wharf, for
West rndies, loading ......:..:.. Bonafont saias
Palmer, 1877 tons Palmer ct MarshalPs wharf, for
Baltimore, loading. g.......................P Locke
Ida Richardson 10s tons Bedel], at Brown Cos wharf,
from Baltimore, dischargng. Street Bros Co
Sn IA tons Spragne at Kerrs wharf, from Matanzas,
discharRne .Risley & Creighton
j " Carpenter 1874 TONS Fitzgerald at Brown 4 Co.'S
wharf for Wilmington N c, loading. ..:...:...
.Rsley & Creighton
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AuguSta Market.

~ AUGUSTA, February 27.-FnsANc1AI-There was
shght advance in the money market to-day.
aoI1-Brokers buying at 140 and selling at 142
Env1sa- brokers buying at 1872 and selling at 1877
CoTToN-The market was dull and unsettled during
the 'ing but later in the day, after the receipt Of
fsVors. New York advices, there better feeling
manested all that was offered met With ready sale af
xn1dWnce Of ka1c' We do not feel justified in giving
quotations. sales the day amounted to 376 baes as
100 IS at 2s4 IA at GO at 2sk 2s at 90 and
at 29H. Receipts, 166 bales
NoEe.There was sale made yesterday of 81 bales ct
8&, which was reported, through mistake, at 2s1s.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS. ETC.


i.a.i.l ..4!E:i: s;z ; ssistIf,.
!, "a smile wss on her np-health WAS IN hsr Iooa
strength was IN her step, and IN her handaPlAs7As
TON BrTTERs." 80 -st-sE = 49, - - .t>s-'
8. T-l88Q-X. .i::.:t:. ::
A few bottles Of PLANTATION BrrrEss 80
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
=" Sour Stomach and Fstid Breath. *
Flatulency and Indigestion. -.
H Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyes. =
Mental Dependency. ". z5f >
Prostitution; Great WeaknsEl
:. sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, he. {;
Which are the evidences Of s..ss5s.-. ,.s.F. :,
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA. IL
Il Is estimated that -tenths Of all adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
secreons Of the liver overowng into the stomsch pol
son the entire system and exhibit the shove symphonic
remarkable cure for theae horrM nightmare dseases,
the world has ever produced. Within one year over E1
hundred and forty thousand psfsons hsve hfen the
BlETaa. sad not an instance of compliant
: tits most efsctua tonic and agreeable stimulsnt
suited to al conditions Of life: :-.t:s., 49,.
It's active properties are wholly iaae For the ssts
faction Of the public and that patients may consult
their physciana we append list Of its components
T. -OAIlsIYA BARK.-Ceebrated, for over two hundred
years in the treatment Of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness. ETC. It Wac introduced into Europe by the
Oountess wife of tho viceroy ot Peru, In le40 and
Afterwards sold by tho JeEuits fer tic fo1ots itce of
it, oton seight s1per under the name OF eg Poo
ders and was finally nnnde public by Louis XVI King
Of France Humboldt makes especial reference to It's
febrifuge qualities during his South Anaarcsn travels
OAsoAarIIA BARK-For disrrhosa colo And diseases
| of the stomach and bowels. =: :z..: T.. ii..s
DAnpR11oa-Fori Inflammation Of tho loins and drop
sical affections.
I.AyINpER E1owERs-AromAtc, stimulant and tonic
| highly invigoraHng In nervous debility.
f. ,WNrRRaRExN-For scrofula, rheumatism, otc.
Ii AH1sR-An aromatic carnnnatve; creatIng hesh,
muscle and milk; much used BY mothers nursing.
Also. covs-buds, orange; csr1swsy, cortander mAte.
| .-e S.T.-l860..-X.. .!..z.ss.
the Spanish ladies Of South America impaxng beauty
to the complexion and brisncy to the mind, yet IN.
known to the commerce Of tue world and We withhold
| Its name for the present. >. r.. 2
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Havana Market.

Correspondence Of The Journal Of Commerce.
HAVANA February 2O.-Sugar market languid; No. u
stands steady at s4a4 per 100 lbs; whites through SEA
6A; No. 12 to 90 yellow and browns, s4a45s do; lower
grades not reported by board of brokers no important
transactions record not mentioned in my last report
by the Manhattan. Muscovado sugars, refining to low
grocery qualities, s3a34 per 100 Tbs.
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PHuApB1pz1A. 10th Month, 17th Day, 1852,
RrsprCrRD FR1rHD:-My daughter has 6esn much
benefited by the use hy Plantation Bitters, Thou
Wit send me two bottles moro. go. - :. -
Thy friend, - ASA : l.4 oURRIN.
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ExcHANaEs.-London md in direct payable, GO days
sight 14al4 premium: Paris do do do 1la2 do United
Sates and payable in New York and ston, as well as
direct for New Orleans Charleston Louisville, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, 241Sa26 discount.
FRE1aHTs- change; but less doing in the first days
of this week. no new transactions consummaed since
advices
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; Censigneea per Northeastern Railroad,
Fefbruarv 49,. -

12s bales Cotton, cars Lumber, cars Slaves bo1es
Ordnance, Turpentne Still, Mdze, &C. To Agent Steam;
er Dictator Trenchard, J Kirkpatrick, Caldwea
Ingraham, Graeser, Lee, Smith CO, Major Parker.
Kendall Dockery, screven Nisbet Rodgers CO. ~ ~
Geraghty, " Robb, Smith & r, 0 Reeder, DAVIS "
" Williams Co. Adams, Frost l. Co, g Hacker; Gail:
lard Ninott Marshall, Jr, Ebaugh Mallonee, and
Order. ..=-.s.s,
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), rHE oHAR1Es;sroN MARKET.

Oh THE WEEK. ENDING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1861
COTrON.--gfB want & confidence in what may be
the total of the crop still keeps up depressing influence
on the value Of the sp and the English market having
exhibited declining character throughout the week, the
market here hIs bean generally dull and prices have had
tendency to fan of. This disposition to- decline was
suspended on Wednesday the advance in the price of
Gold at New York, which gave the staple rather an up
ward tendency and impaired active feeling to the
market The receipts for the week show falling off,
say 59s bales Of Sea Island and $3.50 bales Of Upland
against ss8 bales Sea Island and sO bales Of Upland
Cotton the weak before The transactions in tho staple
M since our lsstEeek report viii be by the following
~ .tatelasnt: g.: .. -, - 80 -
On Friday there WAS limited inquiry previous prices
benx 160 bales on the basis
Of soc. p II for Mddling Cotton.
on Saturday there was but ighs stock on the market
and the transactions were only los bales Midding Cot
{; ton being quoted at SOC. Q ib -, :. 80.
On Monday the market was irregular, prices in some
transactions being above and IN others below quota
TONS fatf inquiry prevailing with sales Of 44s bales,
=. 1dng Cotton being quoted noninally at Soc p ib.
81: On Tuesday the staple vas weak and prices lower,
a sales only s bales Midding Cotton being quoted OF
a 29X@S0c p H.: q, .s;'. 49,. -.
I.s Nn Wednesday the market opened flat, with lower
tendency but the deand improved during the day, and
s closed more active md Arm. Sales 500 bales, Middng
M Gottouisslling at 9sK@2sNc: p ib: 20 a. -;
yesterday the market had an upward tendency, and
prIces generally advanced about half cent q tb Sales
bales, say11 27 26 at 271 ct at 2s; 16
1T 2sx at 2e Is 129 at 50; and II bales at s0h
- .,;ents per pound, We quote =. -, ,. tfs37..l
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Mobile Market.

:. MOBILE February 2s.-Corros. market quiet
and dull to-day, but early in the morning Lyernool ac
counts reporting an advance Of %d caused factors to
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per South Carolina Railroad,
February 29.

$40 bales Cotton, II ba Mdze 13 bundles Paper so
Mules car Castle, &C. To Adams, Frost Co, " Sea-
brook, N Caldwell Sons. Coaklay,E h0dgers IS =
Co, Kanapau1, Lanneau l. Co., Goldamith q son, Wy Wy
Roper stoney, " Williams & Co. " Doty, Eraser
Co, Walker, Hart Il Co. Major Parker, JB y sloan
Willis & Chisolm, W Legare W Holmes Mey, ~
Ivan, Aiken Co, Gibbes 4 Co, simonds, West
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Jew NJ. 4th Oh. 5f even Full NJ. 18th, Oh Elm. even
first O. 11th 8h 20m even Last G. 26th Gh I'm. morn
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SEGAR AND Mo1AssEs-The receipts are very hgnt,
confined since yesterday to only 22 hhds
no molasses The demand, however, Is very limited
and although there is not much Offering we have to note
dun market and lower prices The sales to-day we're
confined to 72 hhs sugar and IS bbls molasses at 1875
C. per b for low fair sugar. 14c. for yoow clarified;
7Sc per gallon for co mon and fermenting moasses'
and 78c. for for prime.
R1cE-India and Carolina are in good supply and In
fair demand The better grades of Louisiana are scarce
and In request and prices have advanced hc per 10.
Wo quote Louisiana at Gall Ac; India sa9Ac Caronna
11a12hc. ..z..Ec.. g.r'..-.
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LIST OF ARTICLES.
TORE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EAcB

And not to be paid for until you know what you hay
drawn. -
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!. r-T-r18B0..-X.r :

Another wonderful ingredient, OF great use among
the Spanish ladies Of South America; impa<ng beauty
knoWn to the commerce Of the world and ne withhold
Its name for the present. -.
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advance their deas to SOc and sales could effected
except in isolated cases-at lower figures. Brokers
report the stock On sale light and q poos Selections
rnr the business hours at lS7a13 but sales were
effected after the close under unaVorable New York
accounts, as low ae 1853.
Sterling las been dull and unsettled at from l44al4i
closing weak and downward. ~. - (:
New York Sight stiff in the morning at 4 check
ing and * discount buying but accounts Of let down
in Now Orleans late the day caused depression here
and buyers were generally not Offering better than
discount for commercial bills
New Orleans Sight stiff at par.
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Der, &C., &c.
N5 chance to obtain any of the above articles for
1ne Dollar by purchasing scaled envelope for Is cents
Entire satisfaction guaranteed to Ill.
m- tickets for One Dollar 1S LOT Two Dollars SO for
Five Dollars. Great inducements to Agents.
Iettera should be addressed
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. February -CorroN.-,NotTith.
standing the unavoyabe tenor Of the Liverpool and New
York advioes. the market opened this morning witha
liberal inquiry. and continued quite active until about
A. NJ when dispatches were received reporting reac-
ton in the former market the immediate effect OF which
was to enhance the views of factors tew OF Mnom aisef
improved rates The majority Of buyers however were
i-incined to pay enhanced figures, and consequently
Withdrew, preferrng to await the receipt OF Later nte-
gence Under these circumstances the sa!es were ess
liberal than the activity in the early part of the day fore
shadowed, comprising $500 bales, taken by thirteen
brokers' at prices fraction below the ruling rates as to
the sales effected before the Int fully up to our
quotations to th lists sold subsequently,. Referring
to the above remarks. repeat as follows Ordinary
81 ,.a2sc; Good Ordinary 29laS0c, and Middlng 30a
Sic. -;rsr@zz.z--.t -r-...}
STATEMENT OF COTTON. :,
Stock on hand September 1s 1855. bales-102 0s2
Received previously. .5S4 616-58566S
:. 6s7, 746
Cleared tOoay. ao'1So ,,o ,o,
Cleared previously 76S4oo' lo7
stoct ~, hand .,E -, ,.. 22s, ,562
The cearances comprise 49, 719 bales for Liverpool
2908 for Hare and 1898 for New York. :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28
COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

The business at the Special Sessions Court yesterday
morning consisted Of the trial OF only three
wherein arraigned for keeping dis
orderly house, and the other being violations OF tho
Health law The calendar had about dozen cases Of
alleged petit larceny and assault and battery but the
defendants were nearly all dismissed for want of sufficient
evidence TO warrant conviction.
Mrs. Louisa Turner, female OF we'll rounded pro-
port ons aud not lllook.ng physognomy arragned
on charge OF keeping disordery house or place OF
designation at No East Eleventh street.
On former occasion this woman had been convicted
in this court, and II now appeared as mered punish
Her counsel submitted an affidavit, alleging the design
OF the defendant to give OF complaint to her
ncighbors future and the strength Of this judg
ment suspended the former conviction, and the
present case allowed to go by unried. The captain Of
police who had shut up the place and arrested Mrs
instructed to deliver up her key, and she went
away rejoicing in the good luck that her late repentance
had brought her.
Henry =. Conner, a sea captain, was charged with
having violated the Quarantine law As the Quarantine
Commission who made the complaint, were not present
to press the charge being on board the Andrew Fletcher
when she struck rock, last evening" and as tho de-
PENDANT anxious 10 go TO sea in his vessel to-day the
complaint dismissed.
Thomas McNuty appeared in answer to charge made
against him, OF having violated an ordinance OF the
McNultys emptying ccss pool IN the yard OF his resi-
deuce between certain hours Of tho day when accord
ing 10 ordinance of the Board. work prohb.
tied Defendants counsel moved that the case be sent
the General Sessions whore he desired to argue the
right of the Board Of Health TO make legal ordinan
sci commended the Legislature, and this body could
not delegate ts powers TO any subordinate organization
The motion Of counsel granted and the case ordered
TO be sent to the General Sessions.
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RELIGIOUS IHTELLIGRNCH.


SERVICES To-day.
At 81 Anus Free Church. corner Eighteenth street
and Fifth avenue. the Rev. Eastburn Benjamin will
preach a. haifpast seven and hafpast ten A. NJ and
halpast three and quarter TO eight p NJ The after.
noon service is for deaf mutes
At the Free Church of the Redemption, East Four
'enth street. divine service will bs held Al half past
Van A. apd halfpast seven s N. The Rev. urah
vco.s rili oikcisis
u the Forty.second nfee. Presbyterian church SER
vca. will be held at half past ten NJ ana halfpast
seven r. n. BY the pastor, the Rev Dr. Scott Evening
mbiec, >" Heavenly Activities"
A, the h. ecker strees Universalist church the Rev
Dav Lee oastor will preach revival sermon this
morning servc. commenag al quarter past eleven.
Al the Church " the Strangers chapel Of the Uni
versty Washington sIOare, the Rev. DR.. Deems will
preach at nalfpas ten A NJ and a. quarter TO eight
Pm
Al the Catholic Apostolic church, Sixteenth street,
the SECOND Coming Of our Lord Subject tonnsc-
ton, "rhe Good Samaritan" Seats free.
A. the New Jerusalem House OF Worship Thirty nth
street, Rev Chauncey Cites pastor service every Sum-
day morning II half past ten O'Clock
At ST. stephens Episcopal church, Rev. Joseph Fl.
Price, d. d.. rector, divine service to-day at hafpast
ten A. H. and quarter before eight +. H.. in the
church, on Twenty second street. The rector will
preach morning and evening.
Andrew Jackson Davis will speak at Masonic Fail.
East Thirteenth street. half-past ten A. NJ and at
with Hands" and Lights and Shades of Spiritualsm"
Bishop Snow will preach in the University Washing
ton square. al three p N. subject--"The Man OF Sin
and His Coming Doom