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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Money and stoek Ma,,,s,

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YORK. Feb. 6.-MoNEY-Closed
at 8 per cent on governments and A on
stocks. Representatives Of prominent
Savings Banks were in Wall street buy
ing governments to employ their surplus
funds. Banks Of discount and insurance
companies were also in the market
STERLING ExcHANeE-Closed up dull
and heavy at $4sS1a4s4 for bankers 90
days sterling and $4.seia4.S7 for demand.
GoLD-Closed at 111i, the extreme
range Of the day having been 111As111l.
The rates paid for carrying were Sa4 and
2; for borrowing fat. Clearings SEQ OOO,.
900. Treasury operations for the week
at New York, including disbursements
of $2,779, ,453 gold for interest and in re-
demption Of $40 bonds, and receipts Of
customs $3.0s7,100. General merchandise
imports for the same time $79s9 e42.
Produce exports $5,e79,2Oe, and specie
exports $s47,G16.
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Gov. JACOB has moved upon the lorti-
fcations Of WALKER. That he means
business is shown by the following an.
nouncement in the Charleston Chronicle i:
The case Of the State Of West Virginia
against Henry y. Walker, late public
printer, is to be conducted and prosecuted
on behalf Of the people, by E.'B. knight
and N. Fit2hugh, Esqs., of Kanawha
county; VIM, P. Hubbard, Esq, Of Wheel.
Ing, and Attorney General Mathews, Of
GreenbriCr county. The preliminary
work has been commenced with vigor.
We thinkit prabable that there is one
lawyerifno two, in this corps, that will
worry the P, P. considerably before they
get through with him. - e--.-r-.-...-si
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MEMPHIS.

MEAtthls, Feb! ~ Tie Louisville,
Nashville & Great Southern, BIemphla &
Southern, Memphis & Little Rock, and
Iron Mountain Railroads and connecting
lines, also the Memphis & Cincinnati and
Anchor Line steamers, will sell tickets to
the carnival at reduced rates.
The spring meeting Of the Jockey Club
will commence on the 25th Of April and
continue five dsys. ~, -
John Mccarthy, who set fire 10 the
Memphis & Louisville Railroad machine
shops, waived an examination this alter
noon and was sent to jail without bail.
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Our Down River Correspondence.
NEW MART1Nsv1L1E,

WRTzRL Co, W. Va, Feb. 2. T
To the Editors Of the Intelligencer:
You don't often hear from this portion
Of Gods heritage, but nevertheless we are
all alive and enjoying ourselves finely;
blest with plenty 10 eat and with good
health generally. Our people have been
busily occupied for the past ten days or
two weeks In an endeavour to raise money
sufficient TO buy the necessary instruments
for q "Brass BanT for our town. Mr..
David Wise first initiated the project by
circulating q subscription paper, and a.
nally the ladies, both young and old oil
our town and surrounding country, came
to his assistance, and on yesterday even
ing the 9th inst. gave q Dramatic and
Musical Entertainment In the Court
House, followed by Festival or Supper,
which have proved an entire success in
every particular. Much credit IL due to
those who assisted In rendering the var
lons dramatic parts, and also to those
VINO sung. Ofthese itis almost imposs-
lble ior me to particularize, there being 50
many who performed well. The Misses
Pemberton, Miss Lou Martin, Miss Jennie
McCabe, MISS frankie Priest and Mias
Annie Long would especially designate
as the most prominent amongst he lSdies
while n. r. Grouse, ESQ, John Martin'
Frank McEldowney, and the inimitable
itrepressible comicalities Of Mr.. Tiis Cor
brought down the house. ~
The entertainment was greatly enliy-
ened and improved by Mr.. T. T. Cock
ayne's celebrated band Of your city, who
came down on the evening boat, 10 play
for . shop" which took place at the
"Ltyely House, Immediately after the
entertainment and festival, and who
kindly offered their services.
After the entertaining exercise in the
Court House, The audience repaired to the
supper table loaded with substantiais and
delicacies, which was presided over BY
committee Of Misses and Matrons, who
amply proved to oil present that q thor
ough knowledge Of cuisins Is one Of the
well taught accomplishments of thih
neighborhood, The festivities lasted lin-
I'll the - D
{ "Thp Wesna hOurs ayout the twAl,p ,I !
while the dancing at the "Liyely House,
was kept up until morning. :.
I'VE won't 70 homo till nornInv -
We won't 20 home till morning,
TIL daylight does appear, y " IN (
The total receiph Of the entertainment
and supper, together with the contrIbu-
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NEW York, Feb. 7.-Cotton-Firm;
middling uplands 1Gc. Flour-Quiet and
unchanged; rye flour shade frmer, at
81 9Oa505. Whcat-Fairly active but
unchanged. Rye-Quiet. Corn-Quiet
and unchanged. Barley-scarce. Oats
Quiet and unchanged. Coffee-Qulet;
Rio 24a@03c. Sugar-Firm. Petroleum
Crude 74a74c; refined 15c. Wool
Quiet; domestic fleece 40a7Oc; unwashed
lSaS5c; pulled 5la52. Whisky-A shade
tirmerr at 81 90. nd 80 ~
Observation-Disclosures copper steady;
ingot Lake heavy $25a25i, cash. Pig
iron firm; Scotch $41a4S; American $s9
aS0, Bar unchanged; Russia sheet $l04
al74, gold. Nails unchanged. 7'fi I, :
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-The session O
the House to-day was for debate only
Mr. Fort In the chair. Speeches wef,
made by Mr. Critteuden on the wealtf
and wants oi the West; Mr.. CLARK. o.
Missouri, ON cheap transportation; Mr.
Vance on internal revenue; Mr.. Kelley
on the issue ol 1895 100 bonds; MI
Thornburgh on the disposition Of claims
for quartermasler's stores; MIR. Saylor, ol
Indiana, against the patent monopolies,
Mr. Beck against tariff monopolies; Mr.,
Hawley, OF Connecticut, declaring the
readiness Of New England to dispense
with the tariff protection; Mr.. Cox on
the revenue tariff, and Mr.. RsnsIer on
civil rights. '7'' '-a.'h - ID 75F Quiz :
A delegation from Clnucinnatl was be.
fore the House Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds to-day, requesting
the committee not TO take any action to
prevent the sale Of certain public build
ings and store houses In that city adyer.
ttsed to be sold on Friday next, by order
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury. The
building were represented IS very old,
anu in such condition as to be danger.
Gus 10 surrounding property. The com.
mlttee agreed not to interfere.
The subcommittee recently appointed
~ the Committee on Pensions 10 consider
the claims Of the survivors OF the Mexi
can war for pensions, have agreed to per.
feet Q bill 10 meet these cases. The bill
pending provides that the survivors OF the
Indian wars and the war with Mexico,
shall be placed on the same footing ss
soldiers Of 1879, or widows and orphans
OF such soldiers.
The Spanish Minister has informed the
Secretary of State that he has received
telegram announcing the blockade, by
his Government, OF the coast OF Cantabris,
from the Cape Of Pevas TO Fuerterribia,
except the ports of Cyan, SanlauVer and
Sanse2banstan.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 7.-Flour-Ddll and
unchanged. Wheat-eteady; Ohio and
Indiana red 81 60a1 85; western spring
81 47a1 63. Corn-Mixed western weaker;
79as0c. Oats-Dull and unchanged. Rye
Quiet; 04a97c. Provisions-Good lob.
bing trade but no inquiry, Meas Pork
Steady at S16 50a1B 10. Bulk Meats-
Nominal. Bacon-Upohanged. Whisky
Dull and heavy; $10l. q --.---- nd.
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The snow which continued all night
has abOted. Travel is much impeded by
tue snow, which Is six inches deep on q
level. ~ j, g,0 l,7s-Er :,
0' a LETTER CONTAINING $4,000 .
in bonds, but no address, awaits the own,
er at the Brooklyn postottice. I'd
FIRST ACCIDENT Oh TIE E1svAFEp ROAD.
Last evening the driving wheel Of an
engine upon the elevated road broke, and
James Ryan, the fireman, was badly
scGlded. A hook and ladder company
was sent Tor and, brought down to terra
tt7nG, amid considerable amusement,
such ol the passengers as had not climbed
down the pillars. Ryan Is the first per.
son injured on the elevated road.
FROM BANK TO JAIL.
A dispatch from Toledo says that John
Henry, teller Of the Toledo City Bank,
was arrested and committed In default OF
bail Tor embezzlng $4,000.
THE GRAND JURY OF BROOKLYN
this morning presented ten indictments
against Captain Gill, ex-deputy collector,
for embe2zllDg over $4,000 while In that
office.
NEW York, Feb. 7.-Llm Chiugman, a
member Of the Chinese Commission 10
look after the condition Of the Coolies in
Cuba, has arrived in this city, aud will
sail with his associates for Havana about
the 10Th inst. The condition OF the
Coolies in Cuba, he says, Is very bad, as
the contracts and arrangements by which
they are induced to go there are set aside
or regarded as null and void, and they are
reduced TO a condition Of slavery.
During the month Of January $150,000
were collected from importers in this CITY
charged with fraudulent valuation OF the
goods.
In suit 10 day Of the Tenth National
Bank TO compel the Comptroller to pay
$3.50. 600 alleged 10 have been advanced
on requisition from the Court House
Commissioners, the affidavit Of Michael
Morton, one Of the Commissioners, was
read, in!which he states that he approved
ofthe vouchers at the urgent solicitation
OF MIR. lugersoll, another Commissioner.
Tweed, Connolly and Watson signed
the certificates presented by them.
The affidavit further states that Norton
first heard of the advances by tho Bank
In September, 1871, from Ingersoll and
Palmer. He informed
Palmer that the Court House Commis-
sloner would not accept a loan from the
Bank. Palmer and Tweed wanted him
to slgna q certificate of loan, and he had sew.
eral interviews with the Boss on the sub
ject. He refused 10 do so until he became
q candidate for the Senate, and then he
signed II; but no pecuniary consideration
caused him to sign the obligation. The
announcements ot the existence Of an affi.
davit by Norton caused quite sensation
In Court, as 1t was generally believed he
had fled the city.
Sheriff Brennan and Deputy VIM. F.
Sykes left the Ludlow street to-day,
their term OF sentence having expired for
contempt Of court IN allowing H. W.
Genet, pending sentence TO The State
prison, 10 escape.
Benai Howard, n millionaire watch
maker, convicted Of counterfeiting reve-
nue. stamps, has been sentenced to the
penitentiary for five years. @ Y rsg
! The Pronnier. GaIsssco fund amounts TO
ell 11Q ~ = 'Ilfr = r n : IFlf-
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lll 91IN4ON DI0I0W JIa9IIIllII llIUDIII44MW 3DT

tionS Of the citizens and others, makes the
neat sum Of two hundred and aixty.flve
dollars, sufficient to buy horns and drums
enough TO make o noise Of least. Should Il
please you to visit our little town, Nj.
Editor, alter the course Of six months OF
one years time, hope we may beable TO
greet your ear BY sweet strains Of music
from the New Martinsville Brass Band.
---a --ua - - ADIOA.
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New York Dry Goods Marke,,

NEw YORK, Feb. 7.-Bualnegs was
checked by the snow and weather to-day,
and the aggregate distribution was Light
and unimportant. Cotton goods quiet
and jobbers steady In prices. King Philip
fancy prints and shifti1gs fairly active.
Washington spring fancies 10fc. Cling
hams are selling well. Wooden goods less
active. White goods and Hamburg edg-
ings In good demand. 'l2l %
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Philadelphia MarI,et.

PHILADELPHrA, February 7.-Flour-
Quiet, holders more disposed to realize;
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family
81 00s7 20; State, Ohio. and Indiana
81 75aS 90. WheaI-Dull; red 81 6sa
! O5; amber 81 n; white 81 s6a1 IS.
Rye-Steady, 96c. Corn-Weak; yellow
76a7sc. Oats-Dull; white 60a88c; mixed
55c. Coftee-Dull and declined; rio 2Sa
20fc. Petroleum-Crude easier; l3c re-
fined; 145a15c February; 15a16Ac March;
l6sal6c April. Whisky-Declined; yves:
tern 81 0i.
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Miss NARclssA DoppRIDGE. daughter
Of DR.. DoppRIDaE, author Of the "Notet
on Virginia" died in Wellsburg on FRIDAY
last, aged SO. She had lived there nearlj
all her life. . t9EEtr lH,1 I
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Rev. ]. ]. LATANE, the rector of the
Episcopal Church at Wheeling, has Joined
the Reformed Episcopal Church.-S0uth
Branch EateRtgeneer.
This Is not the case, Mr.. LANANE las
not joined any movement, nor, as we
understand the situation, does he intend
doing SO until something more definite
than at present is known as to what the
Virginia Churches will likely do at their
mex. council. He was at pains to say in his
letter that he intends for the present to do
nothing. We presume that our name
sake does notintend to conscript him into
the new movement before heis willing 10
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CINCINNATI.
CARD FROM 1nnnn pnnnrN

CWcrENATr, Feb. fudge Prudeu. in
a card to-day in regard to the terrible out
rage reported yesterday, in which It was
stated he wss agent for the house rented
by Mrs. Blnney, and from which she was
so cruelty elected, denies that he was
agent for the premises, and says that he
had nothing to do with the same, either
as agent, attorney or otherwise,
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HAVANA.

HAVANA February IA letter from
Haeguin says it.is believed there that
Santa Lucia, called TO be President Of the
so.called Republic In place Of Cespedes,
has passed through the Jurisdiction Of
Los Tunss, pursued by q Spanish col
umn In the direction OF the, Central De-
partment, where It Is said all The rebel
forces arc concentrating.
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The published Statement OF the AIer-
chants National Bank at Clsrksburg :s a
very good one. 1t shows a capital Of
100000; deposits oil $74.l 1863 80; discounts
$l42,759 So; legal tenders $Ss,75l; cur
rency $l979s: surplus $94s56 10; dis
count, exchange and interest $9,979 o..
This is very clear statement, especially
as only $4s SO in overdralts appears in
the schedule.
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singular Accident.

CINCINNATI, February s.-SIiss Duffy
a worklngwomau, last night was using
ltnlment which contained. alcohol, fol
rheumatism, when the bottle dropped,
broke, and the alcohol caught fire, nm
flames communicated to her clothing ant
she was so severely burned that she dieG
to-day In consequence.
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TuE report Of the Bridgeport Public
Schools for January shows an average
weekly enrolment ot.s4sr and an average
attendance OF 9s5. The per ceatage Of
attendance Is therefore 81. ~. |
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Toledo Mnrpet.

To1EDo, Feb. 7.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-DulI and nominal;
No. 8 white Wabash Soc. Corn-zDuii
and lower; high mixed este; March 68c;
April CSC; May 69ic; new 611c; low miIed
&c; new Gle. 0ats-Dp1l; No. ], 42e,
Clover Sted-$512. ~ ,55f,
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1PERsoNA1.-Right Reverend Bisb6 IlS

PERsoNA1.-Righ Reverend Bishop
iR. Whelan arrived from Wheeling in our
city on last Tuesday noon, and concluded
to stay here until Tuesday next, when he
will leave on an extensive visiting tour to
his many devoted friends in Cincinnati,
st. Louis, Richmond and many other
places. The members Of the large Cath.
olic congregation here were very agree
ably surprised by the arrival Of their ven
cradle and beloved Bishop, who after bis
late serious illness has 80 well recovered as
TO be able to start on this prospective ex4
tensive tour.-ParterSbNry Times of Sat;
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Iv.-M1scRL1ANEous.

!. Local preachers are requested 10
make their own selection Of subject, and
make report Of their labor during the past
year.
9. Music will enliven our session. The
Church choir 10 requested TO attend whe6
practicable and conduct the singing.
3. Members OF the Conference will call
at the Church on their arrival at Bridge.
port.
a. Committee to examine candidates ior
license. TO preach and recommendation to
Conference. D. Vail, R. N. Freshwa.
ter, ]. A. Wright.
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IT has been decided at last to rebuild
the Virginia House at WellSburg, SAM
uEL GEORGE, Esq, will put up an "ele-
gaut AMI commodlous hotel Of modern
construction" ,.sr.a.
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suit for Yiolation ora Railrnnh 1nan

a C1I94gos Feb. IA, Springfield dis
the Chicago & Alton Railroad by the At.
torney General OF this State for the viola
tons Of the railroad law. The Attorney
General recites several cases in which
more than fair and reasonable compensa-
tion has been charged by the company for
passengers as well as freight and demands
the legal damages. This Is the first pros.
ecution Of the kind, and the result is look.
cd iof with great interest. 'iffAtl {
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H.H. Woop, the proprietor Of the 81.
Albert Hotel at CharlestonyhAs rented
the bale House and viii hereafter conduct
both hotels. a1''f hGL'
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Death or a DIs,InTuIsbed Phvs,c,sr

LogIsyIIIE, Feb. s.--Dr. Henry Nil.
lef, President Of the Louisville Medical
College, died this afternoon, aged rs. He
was author ol many medical works which
were recognized as standard anJ; md
been identified with several prominent
institutions during over 80 years Of his
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IurderI OF . Boy bY lTasketI Robbar,,

LAINsvIILB, KY, Feb. IA band oI
masked men broke into q house In Mont
gomerY county last Saturday night, where
mere was but littlelhoy, sged 8 years,
he attempted to escape and they shot
MN, intlicting wounds from which the
aisd s last night Avigilance committee d
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFTCE or THE CHIIF SIaHAL oFPIcIR,
WAsaN0FoN, D. O., Feb. 7.-s:00 p. u.
pRoBAplIrT1Ra. EI w

~. 81 o. RRoBABnIT1Rs. VI W
For Monday in New England north.
west winds and clear weather. Ht5
For the Lake region and Middle States
southerly wiads, stalling barometer, and
increasing cloudiness. "
For the South Atlantic States con-
tnued northeasterlY winds, with clouds
and rain, attending storm centre of the
coast. 1a' e'las.' Nls; m
For the Ohio Valley and Eastern Gull
States winds breaking to the Northwest,
with falling temperature and clearing
weather and occasional rains.r ~ \ I
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Reward for the Gad,s Hill Robb,,.,. .

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE Republican,
Jefferson City, Mo-, correspondent SAYS
that Governor Woodson has offered a re-.
ward OF two thousand dollars apiece for
the outlaws who robbed the Iron Noun
tain railroad train at Gad's Hill few
doys ago, but no official announcement OF
the fact has yet been made.
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both hotel

THE report that PfoI. HARDING is
to resume the chair Of Mathematics
in Bethany College is not correct. Prot
CRESsHGw has not resigned nor does he
expect 10. a,---. ---a-.I ,l--- -I
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CIeyeland Market.

CLEVELAND, February 7.-Graln very
duh and unchanged In every respect; 70.
ceipts small. Petroleum Ice, with an up,
ward tendency. - ea,Es,.b
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Temperance Movement to Begin al
Columbus, Ohio,

COLUMBUS, Feb. s.-The success of the
Women's Temperance Movement at other
points has caused the disciples Of tenn.
perance here to organize, and arrange.
mens are now being made for q grand at.
tack at this point Dr.. Die. Lewis has been
called on, and will be here % start the
movement. lfB EfnEbla ~
u Dewitt has been appointed otlcial
reporter Of tae Supreme Court
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THE Kauswha Chronicle is a paper that
knows how to pay a delicate compliment,
as Tor instance, this one:
The Clarksburg Sun Is a light in the
Harrison county world. 1t rises and
shines like a rotten mackercl by moon
lipht.
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Massachusetts LeEislalurel,,. =,

BosroN, Feb. 7.-In the Massachusetts
House Of Representatives to-day q resolu.
ton instructing Congress TO give the Phil.
adelphia Centennial Exposition their aid
was tabled. sJ'faH Le Tfi. a5a T
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Died.

eoLuALRus, o. sFebtuAry7.-Dr, Rrsn,
eie BAY, pin Bayafia IN an, fof soms
years . resident of this city, died today
In bis 10Sd year.
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Gitt1eG'tteQigftter:

REV. J. 8. PoMERoY, Oi Hancock coun.
,y, Is holding series Of meetings among
the Presbyterlans Of Preston county
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Pi,tsburgh Petroleum DIarket. q.

PTrsBURoH, Feb. 7'-Crude-oI I;
buyers holding of for decline sales Of
81 80: Refned-Dull Of 14Rc; March
i4ie; April 14tc. ~. .-.....- N !. = =.
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TraIns Rehind Tina.

TORONTO, February Towing to the
heavy snow storm, the western trains are
eight hours behind time,
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U-MINUTR BUsINEps.

Commencing with the first session Tues
day at II P. M, and continued at the pleas
ure Of the Conference.
IH.-LITERARY RxRRcBEs.
Review of Franklin's "Christian Per.
tection"-J. D. Vail, D..A. Pierce.
Wherein are our Sunday Schools ad
yancing2-P. G. Edmonds, q. Il. Persh
ing.
Skeptical tendencies OF the age-Wm
F. Smith.
Revivals and how to manage them-W
+. Lauck.
What has become Of the probationer
Of our district S-Auswered by pastors.
Review oil Sunday School lessons-Hov
TO manage them--F. I. Swaney.
Sacred music-S. Burt.
Best method Of .nourishing spiritua
liie-J. E. Hollister.
Order Of Public Worship-J.. Shaw.
Pastors Special Religious Influence
r. Cooper.
Are the demands now made by thC
Sunday School. unwarrantable?-J
Wilson, M, j. Ingram. ..-
Defects In the piety OF the Church
VIM. Gamble.
The efficient Minister. Wright.
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BY TEL G RAPH,
AasooIATRp PREss REponr

(By the Western Union Line, l.lugt
once Northwest cor. OF Main and AOuroo ,tsl
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The Snow tn Philndelnhin.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-six inches OF
snow hindera travel, but 1t Ia light and
easily removed from the track in The city
BY the sweepers. The newspaper train
arrived about an hour behind time.
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COLLISION OF sTRAMRRs.

The steamer Newport, from Fall river
for Now York, was run into of Watch
Hill last night by the Providence Propel.
leF Doris. The Newport was badly dam.