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One Hundred Dollars would be Given for {
Bottle, If Necessary.

One Hundred Dollars would be Given for n
Bottle, If Necessary.
RAILWAY, n. j., Dec. 2, 1889.
3. T.. Eembold, Esq.,:
Dear Sr.-I take great pleasure in sending you 8
certificate in addition to the many you have re-
ceiyed from suffering humanity. I can scarcely
find language sufficiently strong to express my
HEARTFELT qualification at the wonderful cure your
"Buchun has effected. For four years have suf-
fer beyond description. all my friends with my
self came to the conclusion that my was incur
able Accident placed your advertisement in my
hands. I commenced taking your Buchu."
followed the dire tions, and to mY utter sstonish-
ment, before had taken seven bottles of your val
uable med!cine-I would give One Hundrt Dol
lars bottle If I could not get 1t at any other
price)-I am entirely cured. I most earnestly re-
commend 1t to all those suffering from disease.
have told many persons to take your valuablemed-
icine and they are doing 80 with great success.
Any Information my fellow-citzens may require
will he freely given by the subscriber. ut his resi-
dence, No. 70 Milton avenue, Railway, New Jer-
sey. II. III. FREEMAN.
Councilman, Third Ward, city Of Railway
RAILWAY, N. j., Dec. ., lsss.-we, the under
Of Railway and know that he has been long
time suffering In the worst possible FORM for the
past four years, and that he has been entirely
cured by the use OF Helmbold's Buchu.'
j. W. SAVAGE, ex-Mayor;
FRANK LA BAU, President of Council;
VIM. RICHARDS, Clerk of Council;
PETER A. BANTk, Councilman;
WI. BROWN, Coun Gilman;
J.s. s. MELICK, Councilman;
LEWIS HOFF, Councilman;
j. B. sTRYKER, Merchant.
CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFICER
RAILWAY, 4. j., Dec. s. 1859.
This will certify that am ally acqua1nt-
ed with II. NJ. Freeman, and am cognizant OF the
facts as set forth In the above statement and the
-eversl persons whose signatures are hereunto
attached are all known to me.
. 80. JOHN F. WHITNEY,
Mayor Of Railway, n. J.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
EAStaplbnoA opHaruOt cIRnteSH JeSl5, prepared ny
H.. T. HELMBOLD, DRUGGIST,
No. SOL BROADWAY, New York, and lo4 8.
TENTH STREET, Philadelphia, Pa.
Price, SLIPS per bottle, or six bottles for $3.50,
delivered to any address.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
None are genuine unless done up In steel-en-
grayed wrapper, with fac simils Of my Chemical
Warehouse, and signed
81. II. HELMBoLD.
9. sa-,s. tds 9-aml e"
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y5OR SALE PRIVATELY, those a.
e two desirable and well-locaied BRICK @sj
TENEM. NTS situated AT the southwest corner Of
9Th and Grace streets, each containing eleven
rooms and kitchen with ,hree rooms gas and
water on The premises. This property. from its
central location and convenience 10 business,
Gers II very desirable i will sell one or both of
these tCnements. j.. ID. EACHU,
IA 90 Nv Real Estate Agent.
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b. COOK y LEGautor, Arctjrnccr@
Corner Franklin anG Governor streets .

b. COOK y LEhautor, Arctj"nccrA
Corner Franklin ans Governor streets.
GALE OF KINGS DYEI G AND
= CLEANING ESrAB ISiiMkNT. HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, UNCLAtMan Gn.n 5.
&C, AT AUCTIOM.-Wc are directed BY Mr.. +.
King, who Is dit Ginning business. 10 arli on THGR
DAG 2Gh inst, at 10 y clock. tie GtuD y L.,
&c. oi the DH!ING and CLEAN1EG rs :
Mass on Main. between Tth and 9Th sts. together
with large number nf SILKS, VI EElSO~. mi
PRESS G. Otis, and Other articles not called
for before the day Of sale
ALSO,
One very handsome W A 1. y Z CHAMBER
One new ClOrTAtrE CHI MRER arITM,
Handsome WALhUT DINING GsBLE and
CHAIRS,
A choice collection of { IL PAINTINGS, In NV
Two ntw COOKING STOVES. With aplnrtc-
An sssnrtniect IF CHA End GLASSWARE,
TUBS, WORK-TABLFS. e..
In addition to tn above VIII e offered one hnal-
tlful set of SATIN BROCs :'El.LE UaTa1 :
for three windows ~ handsome AS can h. bought
jsIs, a5Sas COOK & LAUGHTON, Aucts.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
6uc,:orecrg and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Nam street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT, WITH A
l BoICK hOTs" THEREON, NEAR CARY
STREET. IN SIDNEY, AND IMMEnIATELY
u FRDST Of BUCK SMITHS GRO
Gerry STORE AND RESIDENCE, AT AUG-
TInN.--By virtue OF certain deed OF trust
txecutfd pme ss trustee from Robert j. Smith
and wife, dsted the eth November, 1888, duly re-
c0Idcd IN the Clerks office OF the Richmond Hus-
IT, Is Cnanc2ry C0urs In -. B. 81 g., page 40,
shan, In execution n Ihc said trust, at thu re
quest OF the beneficiary In said deed sell at public
auction. OH the pre- misses, IN TU ESDAY, the 2lst
Of January, 1871, at a O'Clock p. NJ. certain
Lot OF LAND. with BRICK HOUSE thereon,
and all other improve ments theret) connected,
4vng front on tie south side of street % feet
Woe ot 25 feet, and running back depth Of 1851
fcet u Randolph street. q
accruing from said TUT. and To- pay off certain
neaut ,hle note Of 300, d'ted the eth November,
1863 and PAYABLE four months after date, with in-
teret sam. from It's ma uelty until day OF sale;
and the remainder on SUCH time and terms as the
said smith may direct or, On his failure so to do,
a. the said trustee may think 1T.
ja2O H. A. WEI4B0k~E NOISE, Trustee.
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RAILROADS,
So % - E s9 - 8 !, !:
s,t HAcS ND AND 2kTEIsBUR9 u. X. 70, ,
= q RICHMOND, Jan. s.. ISL. /

THE TR ms On THIS HOAn
i ruo az folio rs:
The mail trains leave Richmond ~ 5Hs A. N.
auul.7sE. d.; and Leave tetsr2targ ~ IL 81 4. y.
drop. NJ.
freight trains, with passenger car atatt.,.
leave Richmond daily a, $40 4. II. ard i. VI
and leave Petersburg dali, al $50 4. NJ. and 8!
P M.
The s:45 A. n. train will mol leave .iybr orN o,
SUNDAYS, and the 7 - =. u. train VII! no! lea .
Petersburg on sUnDA:S.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the 2:r. u,
daily train.
Passengers from Glow Hill will lake tn, A. VI,
train on Mondays, - edne days, and F1idt!s sii
returning. leave a.lher Richmond or Peers aurI
on tie same days a. $50 j.
Fhe mail trains Will run through stopping on,
at Chester, X. h. kA.tl,
ia 23 Ticket and Freight A2cal.
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FREDERICKSBURG, AND rJ-
ToMAC ROUTE.

~, y
ToMAC ROUTE.
On and after SUNDAY next. ED instant, he
Through Mall Traiu Will eave Byrd st.t ~, foI
at I24a 2. NJ. instead or II IL 4. N, and arrive In
Washington at 1850 Z. VI.
Travellers Will please notice that III" FAST
omit the folio ~ing stopptges Hungary hlihi''
Taylorsvlle. Oh sterfeId End Pen IA str't"re.
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and r. J.
steamer Gtorgeanna Tor balt!noi".
Returning, the train viii arrive In RicGmn.'
making s.opP.gss at usual stt'"nI; a. s:io r. "
street Depot at s:d5 Z. NJ. iDS,rad OF $3.50 j. ~,
arriving in Richmond AZ $50 A. NJ.
ano Milford leaves Brosd-street Depot oa,l, t>Dn.
days eSceD;e,) $3.50 F. M' Ird arflx>; y @'-
jazz General Ticket ana Fright Gent,
RICHMOND AND YORK FLYER RAILEoAri
SUPERINTENDEST'S OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA. Dee. 49, 1870.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Deccm-
'A'' 90 '' PASSENGER TRAINS.
GOING EAST.-LeaYee Richmond daily i'uriHY
excepted at lis P. III. arrive at s. e., rouh al
s:loP. N.
GONG WEsr.-Leave West Po!n! ds:iy t-an
day excepted ate A. NJ; arrive at Richmond n
Trains connect at West Point on Tussfay,
Thursday. and Saturday with steamers for river
landings and baltimore.
Alta ChED.
Leave Richmond on Tuesday, Thursday. s'f
Saturday ut A. N arrive 1t West Point al T:!e
Leave West Point at p. NJ; srrtve In Eirt-
mond att Is PPHi r. FREIGHT
For BALTIMORE and all points SORIt ana
" rs received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through bills of lsd.na given TO all IM"'
North and West. II. i. DcUuLA7.
de 90 sup.rtntpu.tes'.
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fSsg;EAsCG COMPANIES.

1OHN n. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS,
NO. llO3 MA;N STREET.
IMPERIAL, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Fl LONDON.
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7 OST.-A PACKAGE containing the
H following SCRIP fas been lost or mlslaid-
Va: Certificate of stock In Virginia and Tennes-
see railroad No. 1910. l:s shares Virginia and
tennessee railroad No. 1899, 1874 shares together
with duplicates Of the above. Also, sundry Due
Bills. rr.s .a .....,. ....- .s..
Transfer and payment or the above hsying been
stopped, they are o, no value 10 the finder. lih-
eral rev, rd win be paid by the owner for the re-
,uin OF the ab1ve, Z. CUHEs,
ia 23-M, ,&Sat a- Banker.
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II
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS,
NO. llOs MANN STREET.
IMPERIAL, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Fl LONDON.
EsTAELI3F;ED 1853.
gar,sal stock ard surIIus oo e 90 %
Deposited with Treasurer OF Tir-
sinia, registered bonds............ 3O,ooo W.
PACIFIC INSURANCE c pMPANY, OF CALL
jFOHNIA.
Accommodations igoli) ................. 7o,Oc' Il
POLICIES ISSUED IN GOLD or CUgRES-
Two HUNDRED THDTsA Nd DOLLARS
deposited with the State OF New York Tor the eS-
ri fff1fsE f FSff DOLLARS with
1ESrsaESt IF R: iSDlv1DUALLY5IAEE
for the d. BITS OF the CCmpan!, AIDING f2o,o'o'oto
security.
Issue Policies on real pnd personal property,
in city or country. throughout the Std.s, ana mer-
chandtse IN transit over land or sea, protecting
Policies on BUILDINGs for one to Ave years.
Attention is specsly called TO the reduced rates,
corresponding with rates prevailing In other
STATES with first class companies.
DJF aei'ed and ps dc aSaRm ad
MUTUAL hssUnANCE SOCIETY Or
lEl VIRGINIA,
-" INCORPORATED 1854.
OFFICE CoRHEg OF 10TH IND BANK STREETS,
Insures Buildings by perpstua; CT annnal poheT'
The quota for 1871 having been redaced, persons
having property to insure will ind 1t to their inter
Il. 4. CLAIRORNt., Ptir eipal Agent.
JOHN q. 5ASrUKTH, Secretary.
HENHY L: UASFoRTu, Ass'5:snt 3ecrstarY.
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kM I.Cn L GOnhiM,
kuct.oneare rid Peal Estate Agents,
no lib 1Saia Y.rast.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
u UARL& IMPAQVED REAL TSrATL N
TIE CRY OF RICTM0ED, on THs NORTH
sIbE Of MAIN STEET, RETWrE mn gH I.s
At NUCTItS.--:n eX.cu;i!n of decree OF
the Chnnc~rv Cour. OF Richmond in the
cause of =. Wise & Coke Trustees. &c, aga INST
Todd aud ais entered on the nh day OF Jagua-
ry ISL the urtlerS coed, s:,eciat cclnmisso ion
eSs. viii eel, OF pgbiic c.t2n; on the nr"ms"
O'Clock NJ. thaG valuable three sto-y BRICK
S!OGr tehove cellar AID DIV ELii>G. stu
ate us Described eO5r and nov in Ire occupancy
cf w L. Fleming at All annual rent OF 81 coo.
The lot Ia trnnr OF 81 liz feet, amt extends back
within parallel lines to Tobacco alley. Tee pr!vi-
lege o, building over the alley adjoining W i,ich Is
abb ut 10 fr"t vice, and J1tHin@ Ia and u,ing Tie
wall nf Re 3, N Ten ncnt Of iac east, VIII he con-
We ed II he purchaser with All lhe right OF In
press ard egr eSS In common t. the 81 III alley.
= The awe properly IS located In the very heart
Of he city, and rs stand for general business
pur.uts Is not eXcellcd.
rEfMs:- -One-toartG cash. la!ancc at SIX,
twelve AID eighties months for Legotahia
nct4s With nts se~t sddc'- ana title retained ntti:
further order of tee court.
JnnN z. CpHE.} ep'l Com'rs.
Sale conducted hy LEE & GopDGS, hrctrs
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ESCAPED FROM MY FARM, on ~
H ~ cdnesoay, the 18TH inst. q BLACK ~
HO2Sk GOLF, Will he three years old the CON. ny
spring. suitable reward win be paid Tor his re-
tu'n or any Information Leading to his recovery.
Ia .! 81 MM. SMITH. Sidney.
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EoK KEN, handsomely-furnished Hs's
Apply on the premises, No. PES Clay street, be-
tween ri amt 81 streets. Ia 19-lw
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LOST. STRAYED. &c.

T OST.-A BLACK MARE, five ~
IL years old. long-coupled. white right A<$S'
hind foot, strsyed with saddle from Glover HlI
ats last Saturday; for the delivery of which {
suitable reward viii be paid by
JACOB RAACH,
a. 25-ot& Midlothian Pits Chesterfield
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EOa RENT, small BRICK HOUSE a.
Z IN Grace. between sd ana 4th streets, con- LEI
taintn4 four rooms, &c. -
a.-St LYME q BROTHER.
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RICHMOND, FREDERIcKB'G u p. 2. g. o.
GES'L TICKET AND FREIGHT i.Er a.. I
RICHMOND Jan. 20. !-7!.)
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFIcK,l
RAILWAY, n. j., Dec. S, 1859. : .
This will certify that am person ally acqua1nt-
ed with II. M. Freeman, and am cognizant OF the
facts as set forth In the above statement and the
.everal persons whose signatures are hereunto
attached are I'LL known to me-.
'.'. JOHN F. WHITNEY,
Mayor Of Railway, n. ].
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Car!tal stock ard surplus oTer....SS,000. 600 90
Investments in United States ........ 647,913 u
einis' repIstcr.d 6ords, ,,..,...... $4,000 90
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

nor RENT OR LEASE, THE FARM
L called MARSHFIELD, the present reeldenee
OF John T. ballard Esq ,cnntaining lao ACR NEE,
eerdn In VIII ut, abru. IS In grass. and productive
garden, will the wiuter vegetab 'es now gro wing
and fine orchard OF choice fruits, &c, inc owe i
Inr i large, most convenient and very nand-
some one. d ,rlisllv furnished with mirrors, hall
inrniturc, &C., W thin two miles OF RICHMOND Inn,
medtstely on the X chmond, FREDERICKSBURG ana
iSntomac railr DAD; we'll suited for residence for
y gentleman cong business In Richmond or 1ora
~ss ort for families in summer. For terms. apply
70 49, " GKuBBS L WILLIAMS.
" " or ooa, - Real Estate Agents
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WANTED, a No :. 1 BLACKSMITH La Il TO
W ~ W 8. II. TAYLOR
-. On Ashland. Va.
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Ena RENT, TWO STORES. AND Gs
n CFILats on the west side Of 9Th street. EJ
onnosite the Second Market. They are consider ed
sxcelIcnt stands for q retail business
AIs9, A naAT BRICK TIM hMENI. win nve
rooms and Kitchen, on north Side Of Clay street,
Also. A Mo. TENEMENT on the west side
Of Cherry street, In Sidney, WIN I'VE rooms
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents.
IN o5cod3t nth st., between Main and Bank.
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r ODGING ROOMS FOR RENT.-Ns
IL Apply AZ 1873 Mainstreet. ia 24-2t* E:I
TOR RENT, the TENEMENT onMA
T. south side Bank between 9th and 10Th H=i
streets, and next TO Gerot.s containing fourteeu
rooms, recently whltened, &C.. Cas- water,
wsthr-, l0sets, and bathroom. Possession ut
once. j. l.. APPERSON,
IA 23-Gt Agent,
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A y OFFICE To LET and OFFICE a.
n riXTURES FO< SALE hal dsume Es:I
desk IN, divan. table, letter press, chairs, sc.
Apps at no. lll4 Main stree. ia :4-2t*
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
HERALD SUNDAY, JANUARY Is ls7-rR1PLE SHEET

the muslins and the woollens are complete, men
go to every corner or the EARTH and. with their col
tective richness, fll the markets OF New York.
In TINS great centre OF dry goods there is little to
are beginning TO be active, ana there are slight
Variauons IN prices IN some quarters.
PRINTS
are more In demand, a. there will be slight ad-
disposed OF. Dealers are taking advantage Of the
present prices to ass0rt their stocks - much as
possible.
THERE WILL BE AN ADVANCE
OF quarter per cent on the Garner and American
prints and ON the Pacnc half per cent. This class
OF goods Is selling twelve per cent lower than nt
the corresponding season last year.
SILKS
are comparatively active, there being q good de-
mand Tor evening silks and black silks. The sales
are much freer than last year during this month.
Tnere Will be probably reduction Of price in this
line OF goods for some time TO come.
WHITE GOODS
are firm. Musins have an upward tendency on ac-
count oil the drought all the East. II water
tlnueS scarce there must be rise In prices as trade
opens. Foreign white goods are cheaper, IA the
price OF cotton decreases.
are very active, with prices increasing There is
great demand Tor black velvet ribbons; small de.
mand for sash ribbons.
In foreign ano domestic weolens and dress goods
there Is little STIR, dealets preferrng wait before
buying for the spring trade. For the season the
business Is fair but no transactions OF Importance
have been made.
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS
are being MADE Tor the spring trade and large i'm
p0rtati0ns in many lines of goods are now opening
by the middle or February affairs will have differ
enf look. ana trade Will have fairly commenced
for the year.
Black kid gloves are very scarce. and correspond
prices IN kid gloves Berlin gloves will be much worl
nigh colorS prevailing.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

ABMsTRONG.--On Friday, January 13. FANNY ARM
STRONG, beloved wife Of the late William Armstrong,
aged n years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully requested
to attend the funeral, thus Sunday afternoon at
two O'Clock, from her late residence, 124 Eldridge
street.
ARANGUREN.-On Saturday, January IA. after q
long illness, In the 68th year OF her age, DOR0THEA
CHRISTINA, wife OF A. Aranguren.
BARKER.-Snddenly, on Friday morning, January
13 ofscongestt0n Of the lungs, Mary COrnne Barker
youngest daughter OF Sarah j. aud the late p Byron
Barker.
The relatives ana friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services, at the
Church OF the Advent, No. IS West FOrty-si
street. this Sunday afternoon, nc one O'Clock.
HUDSON IN. ~ papers please copy.
BALpwN.-At M0ntclalr N. j., on Thursday,
January ~, after lingering illness A. w. BALDWIN,
In the SSth year Of his age.
fully Invited TO attend the funeral. from the resi-
dence Of his uncle, A. NJ. Baldwin, M0ntclair, this
Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
BuRRILI.-At PlAtnf1eld, N. j., CATHARINE O5-
BORNE, wife OF James 3. Burri n. D., and daughter
OF Joseph 8. Gibbes, Esq., OF Charleston, 8 q
Funeral services at the Church of the Holy Cross,
Plainneld, on Monday afternoon ct two O'Clock.
BRRNNAN.-On Friday, January Is, HUGH BRRN-
NAN, q native OF county Monaghan, Ireland.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral nom his late residence, S32 East Twenty
eighth street. this Sunday afternoon at one O'CLOCK
BEuRENS-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, January IL,
ANNA BEHRENs. wife or Harman Behrens, In the
Goth year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family, as well as
tae mambeu of company u. FUN reslmepk N Y.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

Millions Of shuttles dying In and out through mil
lions OF webs uncounted workers OF all conditions
ana in all climes; monstrous factories, vibrating
with the motion Of cunning machinery; ships cross
ing and recrossing every sea; great houses packed
from cellar to roof with the products Of
the worlds industry; society with It's thou
sand real and ARTIFICIAL wants-all this makes
the dry goods market In India swartny
men with marvellous patience weave, day after day
and bit BY Bit shawl. In France and Germany and
Switzerland women sit through the waning hours,
till hours become years, and ever under their skilful
hand grows the delicate lace. In thousands Of peas
ant homes sheeny silks glow under the watching
eyes OF workers whose work is never done. In the
South the cotton grows; IN the North water and
steam 40 their best to turn the white shreds into
FINE AND BEAUTIFUL FABRICS.
Aud when the sRavls and the suka and ne laees>
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BYRNE-KEoGH.-On Thursday evening, January
H. in ST. Michael's church, by the Rev. Father Dom
nelly, WILLIAM j. BYRNE to ANAsrASIA KEOGH,
daughter Of Patrick Keogh, all OF this city.
CAMP-SCHEPER.-OnT Thursday, January II, at the
residence OF the BRIDE by the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, CALVIN B. CAMP to MARY W. SCHEPER.
HENDRIx-HARMON.--On Saturday, January Z, by
the Rev. j. Thompson, CHARLES w. HENDRIX, of
West Point, to SARAH e., daughter OF Philip c. Har-
mon, of this city.
LINooLN-W ooDRUFF.-At Elizabeth, N. j., ON
Thursday January H. at the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. DR.. Kemphall, CLARENCE a.
LINCOLN to HELEN NJ, eldest daughter or DIR. NJ. M.
Woodruff, all or Elizabeth.
MICuEL-ATwooD.- Monday, January Q, LOUIS
MICHEL, OF Switzerland, to MARIE F. ATWOOD, OF
Brooklyn. No cards.
MooRE--BARRoN.-On Tuesday, December 8, by
the Rev. Wm. 8. Mickles, BENZ AMIN B. MOORE, OF
New York, to MARY BARRON, OF NeWburg.
Newburg papers please copy.
MULLIGAN-MCGUIRE.-On Wednesday evening.
January H. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents
by the Rev. Father McGinn, OF st. Pa.rick'S Cathe-
Thomas Mcclure, Esq.
NoRTHUP-PULIs-At st. Luke's church, Hudson
street, on Wednesday, January II. by the Rey. j. H.
Tutle, D. d., rector OF the parish, +. U. NORThUP to
MARY ADDiE, eldest daughter OF Mr.. John II. Pulls,
all OF this city.
SooTT-MtRPHY.--On Thursday evening, January
r. at the residence OF the brides uncle Dv the Rev.
John A. Denniston, OF Trinity church, WILLIAM
SCOTT to MARY JANE, daughter OF Archibald Murphy
No cards.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

LOWELL (MAss.) MANUFACTUREs.-M Stone
Hlse have issued their annual statistics OF Lowell
manufactures, which show that the capital, pro-
ducts and consumption are as follows Capit4 stock
SIS, $4,000; number OF mills, SO, and other build
ings; spndles, 526,710; looms, IL, $40; females em
per week, 224o 900 cotton 1867 woollen 900 car
petng, $500 shawls; hosiery, dozens made per
week, 10, 900; pounds cotton consumed per week,
$4,000; pounds clean wool consumed per week,
$4,000; yards dyed and printed per annum, 61691,-
200; tons anthracite coal, 3aSs0; bushels charcoal,
49, 1907 cords wood, 1,S75: gallons oil, 1922 576 pounds
starch, 1850 000 barrels -FOUR 1.275; steam power,
81 engines, 4,43O horse power. There Is hospital
sustained by the manufacturing corporations for the
use OF the sick. The population OF Lowell is 40, ,937,
with property valuation OF over $25.o0o, 900.