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CUBA,S PATRIOTS AT YORK.
Five sugar Estates burned, n Valuable Com
voy Taken. and n Town Sacked.

HAVANA, Jan. ga letter from Santiago
de Cuba. dated JAN IT. and received by q bust
ness firm here, has spread panic among the
loyal Spanards. The Government. which. 1t
appears was cognizant some two days ago Of
the matters related in the letter. bas used every
effort to prevent their getting out
The letter says TINT a smail detachment Of the
Cuban forces. under command OF MaiorGen
Maceo. operating in the Eastern Department Of
the island. has had the honor Of opening the
winter campaign The writer mentions that
between the 18th and 18th inst. this detachment
had managed to burn and completely destroy
the following sugar estates. Santa Ana. be-
longing TO sr. Lopez; Santa Isabel. belonging
TO Sr. Masteler; the estate Ammonia owner not
MENTIONED: and the estate Rio Grande. belong
ing to the Duany family-all in the jurisdiction
Guantanamo. which adjoins that of Santiago
the patriots burned to the ground the sugar es-
tate Santa FL, In the township Of Tiguabos.
The letter also gives details OF the capture OF
heavy Spanish convoy, which lett Santiago dc
Cuba for the interior with money Tor the pay Of
the troops. ammunition, provisions. medicines
and clothing. 70 be Distributed among the gar
risons of the Spanish fortified camps and VII;
lagos on the road from Santiago to 1guan and
Bay9mo. The Cubaps captured the whole q
few hours after 1t had left the city: they carried
of all that was OF any use to them. including
the mules and oxen. and destroyed what they
did not want
News has also reached here OF the capture and
sack. by the Cuban Brig. Gen. frnncIsseo Bent
tez OF the important town OF san Miguel de
Nuevtas on the south side Of the bay Of the
house " from which the MS % d s ali
war material and provisions to its garrlsons OF
towns and fortified camps in the Camagucy or
forts and heavy garrison VI regulars. Details
OF its capture are not yet TO hand. or II received,
are very carefully kept back but the general
rumor Ia that the booty carried of by the patri-
OTIS was very heavy.
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The san FraneIsco MInstrels.

The snug little opera louise of the San
Francisco Mnstrcls on uppr Broadway. has
b"rn of late thronged nightly. A number Of
fresh and attractive features have added pro.
d.iously To- the sum total of pleasure. and the
quality and quantity Of visitors attest the favor
with which the popular comedians ana singers
ARE SIN regarded. Geo Ihalher supplements
with u comedy entirely his own. Mr. Bob Hart,
MI Edwin French. and Johnson ana Powers
ar" noi"d performers in thel' nne. The parlor
farce addendum are ali of the richest quality
co. mllth. koars OF laughter follow the mimi
table portrayal Of The Uncrushcd by Mr.
Bu'hus and applause Of the warmest kind is
"Nnsrd 10y the sweet singeL WambOld. Alto
Grther, til" san Francisco Mnstrels now pro-
Nlhr a l'Hsl 81 me most wnotsomt irlNollty, in
I'M! and something new.
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Mr.. Frank Le.iie's Arrest.

Mr. Frank Leslie. who was arrested in Phila-
dephia on Tuesday, charge VI libel preferred By
W Mngey, lawyer VI that city, was released yeslcr
DAY On ban lie returned 10 his home New York last
hsht Nj Leslie was not locked up but WAS allowed to
spend siaN night in hotel III, Wlv was with him
ne @llgtrd Otl eunssed IN an assertion published by
M. Leslie thAt al. hlisivN lad dciraudrd HIM Mr..
MfkrN wus partner ul Nj lvsle ia an ARRANGEMENT
10 putehise atuecs nom the Centennial exhibitors ~ he
ht'd a. s, I" the lurc lusers VI Frank Lrsr> ~tuf-
A Register OF the Exhibition, and Mr. Leslie SAID that
Ni-ivN acted dishonesty. aHd had him arrested some
unt HgO Mr. Lcslc arrested uu ruc.daV hr thiuks
~ retaliation tor his Causing the arrest MriglpN
Nrglsy demands SluuJu damages slN suit ivI libel
~ AldllOn " Vie erlmlhAl prOetedn.s.
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live stock Niarhet.


Nrw YORK, Wednesday. Jan. 90-Receipts Of
hcVNcs were $50 loads. 3Oi7 head making 3U7d
sncc Monday. AGAINST us for the time last week
Prices were about the same Monday with iair
trade aud moderately firm tone Exclusive OF some
state tnsh not NJ Tor any market winch lad IA be sold
at Oisa7'tc. 10 dress % rs To- the pruss Cwt and
lew selected fancy steers which fptripd at iiks
Ike n, 10 dress 81 MS the extrcine range 50
He to drr-. didj7 rs aud included hall dozen car
loads OF Texas ana Cherokee cattle sold at eeas,c
To dress 500 ~ b- aud cars Of tat Ohio steers lao rs
% h.
Receipts Of sheen and lambs 10 loads or sal
head, making 4,np since Monday. against 52iO tor the
same time last week Tho demand good. ANA sales
active ut fraction advance of prices, Ordinary 10
prime shu op ranged from ~ to SIC n choice and
extra laml from ga &C. 10 Tc = n
Hgcsuts NJ hogs were !, eur lnads 0.2aO head mat.
Inv 12ii since Monday. against 500 for the tins
tsi wegk Live io{. were tri1e easier al 81 5Dssi q,
& ltD Ms with sni nj the range. city Dire ssed
quiet at 5e3ssc T. n with light pigs sold at 5l.c.
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The Board Of Educations Committee on Sal
ario, amt Economy rcposhd yesterday that without .m
pairns the public scluul-, le board mal close frnay
school -. consolidate the Iuur and SENIOR female u,-
pAltAvuts Of Grammar school A. make Grammar school
primary school cAciusNey, consolidate she PRIMARY
and mixed grammar department., ui Grammar school -
drltN-V Mlih rlttAl rattis W vocal luu-lt ANA sole
t,r. d,duct alto ~ iWthtA per crni u lle salaries
Aniluia. reduce Tie lul .Auhufs IA cuus schools.
al prog only sHuriiur the rui,IetWrui OF tit IRA
nN act alpl.n ihu office ot the Lu-utcr, reduce ihc
sAiHll,- ui tl, ,rfh, ,c huud. Ani rIt down the a
lrulrAtipu Tor tic Nautical school 90 slnpn 1hi- re-
bort Mlrh tuNucuial mvmnrls say Mll la Adopted. was
Land aside .og cousirlHuou An appropriation q" saie"bl
4Ol school buildings AMI thrlr maintenance WAS voted,
also s.a,-1uu tor salailo, Last year the appropriation
Tor tc latter purpose MAS -, tuupuo
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SHARP TALK IN CONGRESS-.
rUrCH PfRTY rs RESPONSIBLE ron
PENSION BUREiU DELAYS?

- ,,..,...,.., u,..
Republican senators hem'nuru OF H'H"prec"-
bic Facts -thri.tiancy on silver The House
>o,Iar. the Wb,,kcy Men that the Tax
~, .,., IA. u.a,c.a uu,.,,s mi. S...,o,.
VIII "'
W,stflNGTON Jan. 80. In the Senate MIR.
r'.,al. Cncn Wv nrcscn,cd a pati,ion O,
Thnunds mp" W. pr's'n''" I''""" VI
ctizcns OF Wyoming setting forth That Judge
vininn, Ware Peck an Associate Justice of
Vat lerrtory' haNiiE ulsI'i'"Scu V'I"uh e""-
/"rs saloon Keepers and others. tile legisla-
aforementioned him to n district uninhabited
n u, -, M ..,t,i'.,,,,, III. o.,
Ncept 10y lhulahs' me pc'VvneIs "sA 'oh-
ulress to interfere Referred.
NJ uoor tRcr. Mnssl sent to the Clerk =
MI NM ,'Vp', '"' w. Wv, 80.
desk ana hnd read n leuer from inc commas
sioncr Of Pensions in regard to the delay in
hF'hs up'" ',"''i,s ''"'o" ~ "' '1''
clerical force IN tho Surgcon-Gcneruls Olili"
Mr. Uonr snid that he coull conceive of nothing
- ,,ta..a,,,,,t .. ,,,,, I-,,i,,a s,,,,. r,,or,-
iioie ",o'". W Wv
ment than the perjury in making approprla-
tons which kept men wounded in the service Of
A =, .........-. .... - iii. .,,., ,,,i,,
tle uoVerhheh' oN vi .''lr JuS' V'"''hS'
Mr. ingalls, 'nep' h"n'l. Iu .,'i, Oh 'n'
ouence of tho frugolity Of the powers that make
N" , - -, .,,,,..i, al,
was so far behind its work that cases had to wait
sixteen months Tor action.
Mr. voorhees, ''ol. , ap,' -, ~ ~ " n,'n
There @V was such delay in regard 10 PROCURING
tensions a. amounted 10 absolute injustice.
ST., bnJ been TO the surgeon -tieuprul'S office
mi ahr Pension Ofllrr hut could obtnin mo- rr-
~ -. -, 49,, a, la ,,,r. A. ,ff,ri,,. "
nv, Ivt r... ,nv, ~ e. III ,,n,, ,,,,,, lo,
MI buNiS l"'.hi; W q SHiu .hi' .ii'lr h"u
been no REDUCTION In inc surgeon -Ntncfdl ) or
I,whs'"u vl,,,vS' tpor raj, anil ,ho ,,oriool
hl' ",,kkn Fly $3.50 III" az. L., ~
a.s, ia 20 IL, M 4 ,y,s Ia anl In 1877 /, wns
was Loo, ~, ' tx "''' io'' ""N 81 i'' " wa
ev ,nr w. ho,,r ho,in., o>,iro1 , nur,her
i,i MI ~, i,' ~, n'u, @ t,' "ui''N
d. vrnrbo 49, .,,I,, i,,, ~ si,f,n rc,u,st
,nn II n ijoves If nnt inr,mnntinlr Win Tia
IN H. ir,arcs, T., l., 80, ~, s',',,,., a 40 ,,,,'
Iuo. ~ on Ia th H. i, ~, 1'r',r, , h,,
neIrs u NM ~, ~ VIZ inu, "u p't.
, yrnsc sod s',rv mi hc, n, mi
Na' pmi onJ ~" rrroinr '," siJ rnrri,r. NV,
nv, w ,,,"" Az No nr'ou,,f 81 f,rds ,v,n, L
,, 's5,,,rol tribcs ~ H.. linn ,rayus g. ii ,
,ea,ies ~ tsrG and ri,ibn, ,b' Ir'ti"n M a.
s,,,h lauI. I'M i,n,n N. MA ~ ,,,
h, , 49, NO ~ ~ -, ,,'i
"a. m." W. ~, ai AZ" - -, Wi'". IA
WI NY ~, thn u, M VIII ~ i,r lin
H. fIri"ti,nrv uic, Nii'b" sihr,i,,.d ~ a.,
mI. III isuai, SUI, .i.Vp'' .uiV"' s"onli"cu uc
loIlo"lh. su"S'lt"'c'
mat uere ,hal De coined ~ NC MINUS OF inc niioi
sAes si,s., uv , =" w, ",lt :" ~ slals t"h Z.
VIA, Mi, the drvir. anI si,iTsr.rrrt',n, ,rn,ilt h,
ir act oi Congress uf Jarunty Tie i-th is:i7 winch
shall be- legal tender at their nominal value AN d,hts
sgi d'r, unlie ami private exec II when ohcrwse Pr"
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At tie mrloran,e.o f Leah he forsaken Tor the
lrncht ui Mr., ID 4 Bowers, IN III New Park Theatre
Brouklyn tomorrow ui,hi. her daughter Miss May
Bowers, Is 60 mae her debut IN IN, part OF Muiins
Il, afternoon the Ioh, uTsal a,es place Tor the 1heo
duic Thomas symphony concert. which latter viii Ice
rNrn on saturday evening symphony By Haydn,
one hN EcvtluNtn ulc seventh. and overture by
sehunann nl"he part ui tnv Yiostdiitne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-31

"WEDNESDAY. Jan. 30.-FLoUR AND MEAL-A
.sqir .sHporI demand Tor line u common extras al
widnN are barely supported Corn meal IT,, active
W. quot STAT and western supernne ~ 2i@si 90.
.ras - 1855 81 %. NA ami XNA. :, lgssi -.
winter wheat extras. 3 li@vatu DO ~ and AM g. ~
GO ~ Minnesota patents 50 0s' 3d. riiN sluiIs cA
Mas - lnsto ~. southern bakers amt ianily brands
e'yti - southern shipping extras :, hlygi
,ahsS.;Hs,isTn e 1lsss ,o hranl{wne 80 - ke
Sls@s.u BnekwheaI nour. " loo MS, s. ~. -
SoITos-spos quiet and prices Ice lower sales 7l5
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DIED.

CLAP -Ou rue.da, ..i,i 90 soiIuL,t the Rev Caleb
,iir. rector o tie Nhuich % the NATIVITY. New ioIk
a. o. Years
~. funeral wall iahe place nom tic cl,urcl Vi the
N!lNtt. ~ q and 9Th t. nu FRIDAY. ct % clock
Ln1 ANunp On Tue sday Jan - Mrs Anna Lock
urui' o iur ienlls are re.pectmiN invited 10 atent
we iNhtl.! liN- ,tle ,dcNec 81 her >hl-.nltw, VI
b"uiIt q uirl Il. NiAansbur.h. on Thursday. fvt
MoGut -uu "Wednesday. Jam a. Robert A McGou
ON, ,on oi Robert \ VA jensi / aged years AMI
Relatives aui 'u,nl. ale ,licI t. attend the ianora
itvm ~ e n-c o h.s laren,s $50 East i2ith st W
s4i.riN ~
N,ar of hl. age
Relatives ard iricni. RESPECTFULLY invited to attend
hl- tn'f. un Jift "a az u.lueh ron hi late re.
3h.'.ti az nom IHenee 10 thuleh Vi tie Epiphany
RILEY on "Wednesday. Jan 81. inst John Riley, III
iNy t-d stat of ll-u4c
,fH'egl w.i m,D lace ON Friday. Feb l. at 1870
NJ, a. iu ir ttrlcil Ui tr An.uoiauou, Manhattan
N.'. IN o. O. ST kttNNii. tsnoiDfh.
Rom h-pN AZ TAR, t.sn ui lllt-un On Wednes day
mufilu., duu 3d. = Igai. ltiNNtl William
L. b .ts"ii 49," 9 le years 90 month, and II davs
he"1f'. Whi titls 30 l ited a. attend the funeral
lhet, az her 4ai, Residence, on Friday Feb ~
at J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-31
The De Leuw Arrest In New Orleans.

The person arrested in New Orleans. sup
posed to be Alexander N. De Leuw. turns out ~ be
another man. Mr. NJ r De Leuw. father Of Alexander
N DE Leuw writes my son has never defrauded the
Keep Manufacturing Company He Is at present away
from home but on his return his relations with that firm
lhope, will be satisfactorily explained Meantime, IN
Justice TO him and to his family will thank you pub
lish this card
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d. shooting Array In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 30. In shooting ARRAY
tbs moltns the le>ec, between Capt j. T. upry Vi
the steamer Isabel h. BuU,hercau and j. kOunl.
eleven shots fired CAPT upry WAS slphily wounded
~ the rght llLuhnsun. culorvd. and Nlo man
named Sch, id,r VINO were near Nc sccne oi The shoot
IN. were Muuud,d IN the legs The principals III tIv
Anair were arrested and pat IN Jan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-31

Then apply Benson's Capene Porous Plaster
It's surely ths bsstrensdy ever Invented VI
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Tho body OF IA woman. apparently 30 years Of
axe, respectfully dressed. wds iuund tsttldaA morning.
tile body.
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MARINE TNTELLTGE NCR

MINIATURE ALuAvAc-rHis nY
Sun rises. II sun acts. ~ Noon rises. -
Hfgi wAftu-fnts MY.
Sandy Hook 4 a. COY lsauI. 20 Hell date. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-31

Or cough. use Ollitlrs Tastaess" Cod Liver Oil
with Lime and Wid Cherry Depd Bowsry. Ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-31

But We combine II with valuable herbs and pro,
-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-31

Just try Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry for
.. oaush II WIN enrs u, aud that speedlly ado
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Acknowledgements. Jan ~
s. Alliance. Crocker. Philadelphia
s. llattcras. MH"tt. Norfolk
= Aluriuaric. Nibhs. Lcwt~
=. kuickctlnckcr kemhc. New urlcnn.
- iiisih. Never Hamburg Jan 10. aud HayTs leth
= Ethmuud. Kelly. Nlrt.,k
s. Fntt.tiNr. firrlv. Philadelphia.
= irunruha. bfiHu flrIHui
Barn Luchiu". pisAfl. Waterford
hark Mar : bltsufi. sloan Londonderry
hrr gau l.c'Iu Laufn erie. g.
nm tld'n Niei.rn iaurufk
rrhr Crown futfit luiut. NItgcoane
Alit TIE usua4l.NUr tuf flit r+s-sf.
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susiurss autltrs.

Suslurss Nohtrs.
tdulphv woife's
sCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Endorsed by the Medical Faculty
Take wine glass three times a day
BEWARE or couNrrRFEITs AND INITATIoNs
Take up your bed and waIi.." charge
faftN - sMtiiei lNit ull sore less cared by Dile,s
LlnlinSlt lUdi4c Al4.utlnI. NNlls tf
lr niLts al 9Th aV., New York
The Best scmedy for ;'hiiircn while Teeth.
Mr. M.N-LIlN ~f.f lIut ~grll
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HLAiH's fILis.-Euslsh remedy hr govt ana
! .uultls.. Bon 81 pHl-. ~ .tLy NAL ii PLANTkyH
sVA. - William II. NsW YORK sold " AL drugglsuA
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30

THE SCHOOL CENSUS Of Georgia fur,
nished some interesting and signif-
can't facts. In 1874 there were 26, ,552
whites between the ages Of ten anG
II -,hteen who could not read or write
his year there are %, 1913 whites in
hat condition, decrease of 4,229
rr less than l6 per cent. OF the coloret
population, there were in 1874, 70. 692
Who could not read or write, and this
year there are 63,307, decrease OF
10, 1856, or about twenty-one per cent.
There is volumes expressed in these
figures, which reflect the highest credit
upon the colored people of Georgia.
notwithstanding the great disadvan-
tage under which they labor, as to
chools and the general ignorance OF
heir race, they have outstripped the
whites.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30
Tne SMYRNA convention.

The Smyrna Temperance Convention
was called to decide upon what legisla
tive action was best to be obtained at
the coming session, Of the Legisla-
ture at Dover, and to unite and SO
lidify the sentiment OF that portion
Of the community who favor prohibi-
ton and restrictive laws in regard to
the liquor traffic upon some definite
on the respective merits of prohibition
and local option took place. All shad
of opinion as well as all temperance or
CARNATIONS were represented. From
Wilmington, delegates from the Order
Of Good Templars, from the M. S. K. A..
and from the association for the sup
preston Of crime were present. The
convention decided almost unanimous
y upon the resolutions adopted, which
we think will meet with general ap
proval. The first asks that the princi
Pile of Lo:al Option for counties or hun
d EDS be granted by the Legislature.
The operation of this law has been 50
benefcent in the neighboring counties
Of NJ lryland that it seems hardly prob
able that this request will! be refused
if properly backed up by petitions from
the people.
They also ask for restrictive license
law 50 passed that it can be enforced
without difficulty, and with sufficient
penalties and guarantees to make it ef
fective. The present law was framed
in the interest Of the illegal liquor sell
er. 1t is difficult to enforce, with mad
equate penalties, and although consid-
cradle effort has been made to carry it
out, it has not been to any extent sue
cesSful.
The convention also disclaimed all
political action or influence, and re-
quested that temperance organizations
aud people should circulate petitions to
the Legislation for its action as above
designated. All classes Of moral, re
ligious and temperance organizations
can mite in this course of action as laid
down by the convention, and by proper
exertion an expression of public .pnti
ment can be made to the Legislature,
which will powerfully influence its
members in favor Of action in the line
indicated by the convention.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30
Resumpsien.

The paper money Of our country
is once more equal In value 70
gold. This is owing TO the fact
that hereafter it will subserve the same
surposss and be applied to the same
uses as gold, and not to the accumulation
Of gold in the u. 5. Treasury or OF
any act OH the part Of Secretary sher-
man. Resumption could just as easily
have taken place as soon as til" exports
Of our country were sufficient to meet
the various bills Of exchange drawn
against our merchants and business
men by foreign houses, had the green
ack and national bank notes been
made receivable for duties on imports.
We say this because paper money is
Just as acceptable to the great mass Of
our people, as either gold or silver
when it performs the same Offices or can
BE- applied to the same purposes. We're
this not so resumption at the present
time would be failure, a. the amount
of gold boarded by order Of Secretary
sherman, would be utterly inadequate
il the people should demand the re-
dsmption Of all paper money as soon
as it came into their hands. They do
not however desire gold and silver for
mere business purposes, any more than
they desire gold half bushels 10 meas
ure grain or gold yard sticks to meas
ure cloths, muslins or carpets. They
merely want a currency that is ex-
changsa bls for houses, lands, horses,
cattle, food, taxes, &C., or for any
other purpose that can be named.
1t is this disposition that will
render resumption Of specie payment
success, and there will not be again
my premium on gold until the balanc.
Of trade shall be heavily against our
country, and shipments OF coin become
necessary to meet the demand upon us
or articles which should never have
been imported. TO preserve a paper
circulation at par with gold, We must
live within our income, must export
more than We import, and at the same
time apply said paper money to the
payment of duties as well as all other
purposes. Any discrimination against
paper money on the part of Con 5ress
would tend to depreciate its value. The
esson of the past few years should be
,uficient to prevent similar blunder
for the next century at least. The crea
ton Of special demand for any article
must necessarily put up the price of it,
and when brokers and spectators
unite to enhance or depress prices, the
merchants and tradesmen generally
must suffer. In the absence of any spe-
cial demand corners in gold will be- i'm.
possible, and paper money prove more
desirable than coin when paid in large
amounts.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30

The TIDE of immigration shows a
,teady increase, but since the summer
it has swelled to enormous proportions
as compared with the same time last
year. The number Of arrivals at the
port OF New York is about fifty Der
cent. greater than for the same month
in 1877. There is plenty to eat for
all. and plenty Of room. The class o.
people that are coming now are better
than those who focked here in the
lush times during and after the war,
for they represent greater accumula
ions of property. They belong to thu
class that stayed at home as long as
there was anything for them to do, and
only looked to emigration as last re.
sort. OF such material as this good
citizens are made.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30
Week Of PRAYER,

The Executive Committee of the Evan
yelical Alliance of the United States
has suggested the following programme
for the Week Of Prayer, 1879; subject
of course, to such alterations as may be
necessary in particular churches and
communities
Pulpit subject for Sunday, January
5, "Chrstian Union"
Monday, January 6.-Thanksgivlng
for the blessings of the year past, and
prayer for their continuance
Tuesday, January 7.-Prayer for the
Church of Christ, its ministers, its
growth in grace and its enlargement.
Wednesday, January S.-Christian
Education the family, the young, col
leges, seminaries of learning, Sunday
and other schools, Christian associations
0 young men and young women.
Thursday, January 9.-For nations
rulers and people, for peace and reli
gious liberty in the earth.
Friday, January 10 The press; fo
a blessing on publishers, editors anC
authors; the cause of temperance anC
other social reforms.
Saturday, January ll-Home and
Foreign Missions, and the conversion
of the world.
1t is also suggested that public unior
meetings be held on the evening o
Sunday January II, for "Prayer, ,prais,
and the presentation Of the object o
the Evangelical Alliance
A hunters or fisherman's luck gener
ally means that nothing is caught bu
rheumatism. Mr.. R. G. Kettlewell
of Baltimore Salvage corps, was cured
Of a very severe attack Of rheumatism
by Keller's Roman Liniment. Price 81
cents bottle.
All the popular preparations for tht
hair such as Halls, Rings, Ayers,
Kunkels, &C., sold by J. r Hartman,
Druggist, corner of 5th and Poplar
streets.