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MS DEMONSTRATIONS G H R C H.
Regular service at l O'clock a. VI. The semi.an-
nual celebration of the Sabbath school Will take
place at 8 p n. Interesting exercises by the chill
dren IN address Uy Rev. W. L. JUDKlSS.
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ME- SABBATH SERVICES AT THE
GRACE-STREEr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Morning service ut IL O'Clock rs usual. Evening
service OH To- MORROW and until further notice at
n quarter before s O'Clock.
On TO MORROW NIGHT DR.. READ will CONNER &c
4 series Of d;scoursrs on Remarkable Places,
Scenes and Actors, with their Lessons, Pre-
sented In the Bible" Subject for To.NoRRoS
NIGHT: 1.-THE Land of Eden an 4 its Garden.;
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General John Echos, .ex-Speaker Mar.
shall! Hanger, Major John w. Daniel, and
Other . OF equal note, admit that they have
been :" euchred" out OF the State offices,
but say that they hope to retrieve their posi-.
ton ia the presidential fight. They assert
that Maho ne and his supporters have gone
over bodily to the Republicans, and have
Republcanis.u in other States must be In.
iured by an alliance with anti.Debt- Pay
ers.-Richmoad te!egram-Nee York Her
aid.
h It is q matter for me. utilization and regret
that the Virginia Legislature was organized
y y day in the interest Of the Readjust-
ers, or, In palmer English, the Repudia-
tjonists, by'thes aid OF Repubh can votes.
sslEihe Repi lblsrans but four Yoteo with the
opnonents OF pa, /, meat Of tie debt
Neio Pore
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sEINE-TEREAD.

LICHTENs &Nses
- SONS.
corner Seventeenth and FranAiic s'fs''S'
RICHMOND, VA"
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
NETS. ,.
SEISEs and TwiNE, No..
COTTON RnPn,- .,taiesiis%'r.rWiNE,
LINES. YAWklSG,
CORKS,
CORK WOOD, &C; &c: ppASp sEINE<
THREt d warranted u CIV periee' s'''''~
a,,i I'm porter of other brands. ,n no2S
Dealers anu haHeraaea iafitra I" '"'''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ss--~S%S 1900
Ey BEFORE THE ADVANCE ~
W BEFORE THE ADVANCE ~
GOODS WE PURCHASED LARGELY.
offer our customers the benefit of .o3se nr,o,,
WE MENTION 40 PRICES AND GIVE W
BATS,
but we DO assure every one WHO trades viii, =, ,,.
FULL MONEYS WORTH.
WE MENTION 80 PRICES AND GIVE y
OUR STOCK OF DRESS GOODS IS CONT TT,

VIC taht De beat in Atwood BLhr,; ~,
CoLOkED CAsHMEREs: ''
A spiehAld line OF PLAIN. STRIPED, ar. nm
ChDED SILKS SATINS. and VELyyTs.
All the new shades Of LIGHT CLOAKlSGs.
also, the PLAIN and FIG Cf:En BLACK
1SGS;
Every color of BASKET and STRIPED - -
MEL;
The best assortment OF CAsSIMEREs AMI u,
TER-PROOFS; ~
TABLE.LlSENS, NAPKINS. QUITE ,r,
TOWELS: "-'
BLANKETS imported from California by o,.,. "
GUS. THALHIMfR: ''''
200 CLOAkS, manufactured "a our ord ava,
warranted In quality. 1T. aud !rirc;
The BEST UNLACNDRIED SHIRTS IN ,a..,.f...
A grand variety Of RIBBONS. TIES H,Nurgn
CHIEFS. F!CHUS. COLLARS. GIOVE,. no.
SlERT, CORsETS, BUTTONS BLACK II; K
and BEADED PRINCES, &C., &C.:
LADIES', GENTLEIEN'S. and CUu,u";.y..
UNDERWEAR-vcry cheap:
SKIRTS, sHAWLS, SAcQCES. HOODS, >r,mr~.
TABLE and PlANO-COYEES.
And lots Of oturr DESIRABLls ARTICLES a..,a
very lowest rates.
We sell the DOMESTIC PAPER rATIlENS.
Catalogues tree.
THALH'NER BROTHERS.
corner or sixth and Broad stree
TO OUR MANCHESTER PATRONS
We will furnish strcct.car tickets from ~" r.,
office TO establishment and return; also. ,r,y.
tickets on application.
de 6-S.M&W TiIALIIIMER BRnTIFGs.
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER

me- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER lST.
80 dozen LADIES' TllREE-BUTTON COL
ORED KID GLOVES At 39c. pair, the value
100 dozen LADiEfS' Two.EUTTON FLEECE
LINED GLOVES AZ lGSc.:
45 dozen LADIES ELASTIC FLEECE-LINED
GLOVES at l6s5c. 1 pair;
A large stock of GLOVES. In their various styles
and qualities, for ladies'. gentlemenS, and
childrcn'S wear. at the lowest prices ever known
They also offer the largest stock or HOSIERY now
offered In the CITY: -
Also. SO dozen of MISSES and CHILDRENS
All qualities In LAniFS'. GENTLEMEN'S. ard
CHILDRES'S KNIT UNDERWEAR, amoni;
which Will be found many great bargains.
no29
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MT GRACE-STREET PTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushee streess).-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM L. HATCHER. D. De-.
will preach at II O'Clock A. NJ. and at haf-past
o'clock r. N. The sermon at night will be the third
in n series of sern 1.-THE Women of the
Blb,en Subject: Sarah OF, The Model Wife,
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me- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
of Twelfth and Broad s'rcets).-Rev. j. b. HAw-
THoRNE, d. D., Will assume the paslorate on SUN
DAY and preach at / l A. VI. and ~ P. NJ.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
tcorner Main and Sixth streets).-Pev. HENRY Nc.
DONALD. D. d.. will preach Oh SUNDAY at II A.
III. and 7:3OP. n.
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NET G. e AT 3 ARG AIMS
IN DRY GOODS

AT A. HuTZLER & SONS,
500 BROAD STREET.
BLACK and COLORED CACHEM1REs, fun line,
from SC. TO j .25:
POPLIS LIISTRES, full line OF colors, ut 12kc.;
PEKlN STRIPES, IN SILKS, SATIN, and VEL
BLACK and CeLoRED SILKS, yELyETs, and
VFLVtTEENS;
A few more OF those CHEAP DAMASk towels
at 25c.; ...
LADIES'. GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDRES'S
UNDERWEAR;
HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS. and CASSIMERES;
NOTIONS In endless VARIETY:
SEW-STYLE CLEANING, for ladies:
WALK NG-JACkETSa ana CIRCULAR CLOAkS
LADIE CLOAKS md DDLMANS-fuli line;
PRINCES. PASSING NTERIE TRIMMING, and
BUTTONS. in great variety;
RICHARDSON'S LINENS at much less than rcgu-
lJr prices:
SHAWLS, FLANNELS, and BLANKETS Call at
A. UUTZLGR < SONS,
no 10.2m 3G6 BROAD street.
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M BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH-SUSDAY. December 7.-PreachinG at
IL 4. NJ by Rev. DR.. LEROY NJ. LEE. presiding
elder Of the district. At ~ z. " by the PASTOR
subject, A Sermon for " inter Night"
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" SEYENTB-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Presching at II A. NJ. and 7:45 +. n.
by Rev. j. Il. TYLER.
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YCENTEN CHURCH tGrace
slrecl).-Prcaching by pr. Il. N. SLEDD al l A. ii
and ~ Z. VI.
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NE FIRST PRE- S g Y T E r l A n
notwithstanding by the pastor, Rev. T. l..
PRESTON, D. D., ut l a. NJ. and at quarter before
at night. Strangers will receive cordial well
come.
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MEETINGS..

DICHMOND UNIFORM EN- sssssssssssea,
IGCAMPAfENT. No. I, ]. O. 0. F. s2ss
The members of RICHMOND UNI esss ssSssszzfsss
FORM ENCA3IPNlENT, No. l. O. o.. 1H"T'" >, =,
F.. will attend stated meeting In WILKINSON nan
on THIS Saturday EVENING, December q. az Z
O'Clock, Tor business and work. Every meIhoei
must he present. Members OF Nelson, F.yceSlr r,
and Coucordla Encampments invited t. attend
Candidates will be prompt. BY order OF the Z. I.
de 6-1tt X. . Of.NN l, >cIIDc.
COClETE FRANCHISE DE SECOU as
- MUTUELS EFT DE BlENFAlSANCE.-LeS
membres de cette Societe sont prizes d. assister IL
prochaine reunion qul aura lieu domain soir, lie
DECEMRREa7 hcureS ct demi.
Par ordre de V. A. FAyIER. President.
de Gilt ID. COLUMBUS, Secretaire.
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!, aysn ID late ne 1855 The seaspr fas az.
most NM. Exactly the sntne tiie prssen zone
| as 10 droughts

Wa have The Y;rgiiaiu fsdscds M ,' e
lar December, Or. Il. b. EDwa sDs, editor r
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~ MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
J. G. Observation-Disclosures IL A. N. and 81
O'Clock Z. u
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,,xy a.tb'Si'S.

TUsT RECEIVED Al NE hAh n,.,t!
fs,ii "Gt sETS u an" LT iGIfS iii
LADIES COATS 81 13E 49, n nrr cent. 'ss.
i RREs ever ah hn,ore Ms 1S e" S'S<pE&
sc.: LhDIts' ano GfNFLhNf'> :
WEAR very INV. rI0TlliNG from :
J9s. ssi At YOUR own prizes oss'.r
large lot OF other goods 10" nmn naf", =, ~
eau e Tiir M TIMORE AEtTleN-t"t 80.
-, oo-sMS WIN No. 10 e'SN -
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GRAND SECRETARY'S OFFICE
TIA MAIN STREET.

y .
RICHMOND, December 1879.
THE GRAND ANNUAL COMMU-. & -
L NICATION of the GRAND LODGE OF Xxx
ANCIENT YORK MASOSS will be held att " '
ST. Adams Hall. i'll this city. or MONDAY, DeCem-
Der 8. 1879. nj 6 O'Clock p. NJ.
Nv order of BEVERLY r. WEXFORD, Jr., Grand
Master WILLIAM Il. IShACS,
dc 4-td Grand s. cretary.
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M TRY THE ELEBRAT E d
PEARL SHIFT. Ii is The best and bcst-wcaring IL
shirt made. Fer sale by JULIUS MEYER.
tc4 COB Broad street.
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III NEW GOODS
GREAT BARGAINS
ID. 6 L. MITTELDORFFR,
527 BROAD STREET.

We will open on MONDAY our third supply Of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, tcG.E. 81, ~.
cent auction sales In New York.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER

rCOHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
on MONDAY. December Ut. in their DRESS
GOODS DEPARTMENT.. ~
ALL WOOL FRENCH Cd SEtT1NG at 7Jc., their
former price of which has been Sl.25:
All shades OF SOLID. COLoRED DRESS 6OoDS
~ nieces DOUBLE-WIDTH ALL-WOOL COL
UKED CASHMERES at 43c.: .,.
Fully fifty various styles OF COLOKED DRESS
GOODS, among which will be found many
great bargains. .
They also offer Il very extensive stock Of MOURN
fSG GOODS among them many neY designs:
Also 4 large stock of LUPlS'S BLACK CASH
MkRES from 37j%c- uD: --
FORTY-INCH BLACK ENGLISH CASHMERES
a. 20 and 33c.-l5c. u yard under value.
nO20
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
i RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CHESA.
PEAkE RAILROAD COMPANY will be hed At
the office of the company DECEMBER 10. 1879,
at 2 NJ, as per adjournment November 8. 1879;
The books for the transfer OF stock viii he closed
no 25-td W. Z. SMITH. Secretary.
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MT COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
THIS WEEK
Upwards Of 500 dozen CURSETS. In many various
styles. which they have purchased below The mar
ket value:
Also. Il large stock OF CARPETS, besides hun
drcds of other goods. no 20
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no2G-eodln

AFILLINERY.-Mrs VI. WI +,%IS
WI TON. No. SOL Bread .'r's W. "i+.'i lstSs
on TIlUR>DA,. >oycm'mt o.. ',- !
eases NEW YORK TnMM"" II ~ -. g. t' .,.,. ,, s.
t AisS !argr ,t"ck Of MILLINERY Mp
G4 COO, FELT IArs trcn 2jr. ", AZ, -: -;
TRIMMiNG SILK AHn : ~. ri .Hf-:
EEIriaa ruER.' O-rNl II ani FAN. wax,
WINGS. FLOWER. RrFFLI No ~
GOi D-PL ATEp JEWhLEf. &. ,r. ,.nra.4.,t II
RIBBONS SpeciaIiy-a III" W. WALTON,
the city. .., rarucr Thtg'!.
no Slim 3Ol hF"'" 49, ---~--
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GRAND sECRETARY's OFFICE.

GRAND SECRETARY'S OFFICE
lila MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, December 4. 1873.
THE GRAND ANNUAL CON-M%y2&Z#
L VOCATION Of The GRAND ROYAL SfZANy#
ARCH CHAPTER OF VIRGINIA will he sz z2fssAS,
held in 81. Albtns Hall. In this city, on ~'N4@S~
THURSDAY, l1th December, 1879, at O'Clock
2. NJ.
By order of ALrR ED s. LEE, Grand High Priest
WILLIAM B. ISAACS.
Aid Grand Secretary.
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CAPITOL OFFICERS THAT RESOLUTION.
!. Mr. Paul., from the Senate, informed the
House that ths Senate bad passed resolu-,
tion fixing q day for the election OF certain
Stale officers. Referred to Committee on
Officers and Offices OF the Capitol, under
the rules. sis ~
, 1879-02-02
pARTON,S RELIGION.

IT Has NEITHER THEOLOGY NOR DOGMA.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. James Parton
delivered lecture in New York on "The Com
ing Mans Religion" Mr. Parton said religion
was difficult and distract1ng subject, and that
its history can only be told In shrieks There
were to- day in this country 5,oe00o0 people to
whom religion is the same as to Bridget in the
kitchen, the compensation Of taking the trouble
to live. "1t is chapter in natural history"
said he, "aud can be studied only by Darwin.
The prototype Of all priests is found in the med
tcine man on the Western plains, and the mass
is seen in the performances Of the Indiana when
they are about to 20. on buffalo hunt. In Jo-
seph Cook the old blood-rcd Cardinal lives
again. On Boston Common hc would calmly
, 1879-02-02
SACRED SMILES

Adam was the 1st man to enter the garden.
although he went 18th from it, Whitehall Times.
A correspondent asks: "Does Da1win's de-
scent of man throw any light on Adams fall! II
+ Some wicked wretch suggests that Deacons be
compelled to use 4 bell-punch when they take up
collections in the church.
Distinguished divine to recent convcrt): awe
propose to baptize you by the Turkish bath
method. It is really the only means to scrub
your years of sin out of you-"
"What poor man, BRETHREN" said South
ern preacher, twas the Apostle Matthew! We
read that ne was gathere1 OF tacks,-a man
who picked up waste tacks for living!'
n New Haven pastor wrote, in an distracted
moment, for the newspapers az announcement
OF his Sunday sermon on the Third Person Of
the Trinity, and it was published as he had
written ton the Holyoke Ghost"
An anecdote is told Of Judge. profane and
irritable, who never let meal pass without q
sonorous invocation upon the repast. Once he
rebuked deaf guest who inuocently inter-
ruptcd him while thus engaged, as follows:
"D-n it, don't YOU see that am saying gracc?''
When the Philistine goes to the church fair
and sees the minister draw the Shakespeare, tile
minister's wife the set of fuE5, his daughter the
piano, the senior deacon the horse auu carriage,
and the sexton barrel 0f flour, he comes away
ha0If COuuQcUt LIlit III huoHS WY Luc QtaLueH
SO frriousiy rage together.
Great grief certainly does produce confusion
ofidcas. and the worst thing man eau do under
such circumstances is to attempt to write po-
etry. Let us illustrate:
She was eueh little seraph that her father, who
=. Is Sheriff,
Really doesn't seem to care II be never smiles
agnin.
She has gone. we hope, to Heaven ut the early age
OF seven
Funeral starts of at 11), where she'll never more
have pain.
One Of DR.. Acland's sons, when little bog,
used to get divinity teaching from Dean Burgon,
then simply MIR. Burgon. The good Clergyman
one Sunday went through the story Of John the
Baptist TO the child. He narratcl with great
dextcrity aud at length the details OF the
prophets dress, aud Ills habits in eating and
drinking. Having tried to depict 1ivin. pos-
trait Of the strangey-clad ascetic he said, cheer
fully And now, ii you met John the Baptist in
the High would you know him!" The child
thought moment, and answered: "No,
shouldn't know him; | should cut him.''
, 1879-02-02
PERSONALS.

| Queen Victoria celebrates the feast Of the
| Epiphany by proxy.
| Henry Ward Beechers advice to those about
| to send up pulpit notices: "Don't."
The Rev. J. y. Wilson, OF St. Louis, was re-
Gently fined $500 for uniting in marriage a
couple under age.
The Rev. A. West, Presbyterian, of Path
Valley, has been chosen Us Chaplain Of the
| Pennsylvania State Senate.
| The Rev Luc,en Il. Adams, who has been q
Syrian missionary for twelve years, has returned
| to this country for vacation.
| The Rev. Francis Mansfield, late Rector OF St.
Andrews Church, in this cit5, has received
call from Trinity Church, Philadelphia.
The rumor that DR.. TAFT, the Archbishop OF
l. Canterbury, is about to resign proves to be un-
true, as lie declares he has no such intcutiou.
Max Moses, young Hebrew OF Cincinnati,
was received into the Baptist Communion SUM-
day night, BY immersion, in the Ninth Street
Church.
The Rev. ". J. O'Br;en, Of Geneva, will be
ordained priest in the Cathedral Of IS. Peter
and Paul By Bishop McLaren this morning ut
1880 O'Clock.
Bishop Seymour, OF Springfield, Ill.,. recently
rendered the preccntorslip OF the Cathedral to
Canon Knowles, Of this diocese. The latter felt
Obliged to decline the call.
The Boston Gazette fears that the Rev. W. II.
II. Murray, who is now sojourning in this city,
will abandon the stad. stately, and slow Bos-
ton for the stnayor OF life in Chicago"
The Rev. Aaron Williams, D. D., we'll
known Presbyterian pastor and teacher. died
recently at Economy, Pa, aged r. He was
, 1879-02-02
DON'T LABOR WITH YOUR HANDS, NY
BOY.

Don't labor with your hands, my boy
No '.Genileman" will do it;
OF plows, and planes, and spades, b coy,
Aud you will never rue IT,
No s'Lady" smiles upon man
Whose hands are hard and dirty;
With idle men she'll play and pl2a-
And be little dirty
So If you fad you are inclined
10 things in silks and sat1o-
Then IN your books employ your mind,
And study Greek and Latin
The workingman can't make it pay,
Can't make tue dollars Jingle,
Lie one whose name 0er the doorway
Ia branded on 4 shlnsle-
From labor rested, you will feel
Your keeping, and be spunky,
hive Cheek play ''iast, " and turn real
A. graceful 81 q monkey.
One ttcase" week, au hour or two,
viii pay a!l your EXPENSES;
While he who works the stx days through
u:s less, With worried sensss.
Go be priest. and feed the fold,
Beneath i tow ring steepte,
On truth once new. now stale and cold,
10 please vatainkiug people.
The worktngman 3 urcouth and '.green,"
No time Tor mental traInin.,
In "sood society" ne'er seen,
The butt OF wits profauing.
Don't be fool,' and mora1!ze
On things that can't be nlcuded;
Be wise to-day, and seize the prize
While p.ide aud grace are slended.
Take my sdvice, ny boy, and turn
Away from manual labor-
And with your mind living earn
From sweat-dtops Of your neighbor.
WE,T GRofE, la- lkcoCrA RCS-1c.
, 1879-02-02
GEN ERAL NOTES.

Boston "culchah' ~ has eliminated in the
establishment OF q home for Incorporate
women.
Leo XIII. has sent ten Jesuit missionaries
into the couutries.:uiscoycred by Stanley and
Livingstone.
The rum and missionary shipments from Bos-
ton have rival in an Amsterdam Sunday
school which is hcld in brewery.
The appointment Of Cardinal Ferrieri to be
Secretary OF Briefs, to succeed Cardinal Asquini,
has given great dissatisfaction to the Jcsuits.
The First Presbyterian Church OF Springfield,
Mass, whose pulpit is now vacant is 242 years
old, and has had only eight pastors during its
entire existence.
The Roman Catholics have been steadily losing
ground in Holland us to numbers, though they
have been gaining in political, mercantile. and
scientific influence.
The French Jcsuits, fearful that they p,aY be
expelled from the Gallic Republic, have written
to their Canadian brethren asking for an asy-
1uu,. The latter own property valued at over
one million.
The Edinburg Presbytery Of the United
Presbyterian Church Of Scotland has passed
resolution recommending the Synod to declare
that marriage with a deceased wifc's sister shall
no longer be bar to membership in the
Church.
The Church Work Of Canada gives list Of 72
clergymen who have come into the Episcopal
Church from other denominations. The Cath
olcs contributed Il, Methodists %, Presbytc-
rians 9, Congregationalists II, Baptists ., Jews
.. The remainder came from the minor sccts.
The North Side Hebrew congregation Of this
holds its services regularly under the roof OF a
Christian church. Now similar case has oc-
CURED in St. Louis; Baptist congregation hus
lost its church by fire, and the Jewish Shaare
Emeth congregation has offered it the use Of
the synagogue.
The Union Swedenborgian Church opened
Hershey Hall for evening service last Sunday
With encouraging results. The Rev. Mr.. Mercer
has announced series OF discourses on prcscu.
issues iu religious thought, which called out a
very fine audience. The subject for this even
lug will be "Thc Platform of the Fathers"
The annual meeting OF the North Side Sum
da7-School Association will be held at the Lin
coin Park Congregational Church. corner Sophia
and Mohawk streets. Tuesday evening, Feb. /.
Addresses will be delivered by the Rev. c. n.
Pond on 'Nor1nal Class Wor5'; tue Rev. Il. D. [
payson Porter, OIL "1mp0rtance and Progress OF |
Associated Sunday-School Work" The officers !
for 1879 will also pe elected.
The Episcopal Church has taken its work Of |
c;r;livpr ND f.hre t;ouizinv 1le T,,};.pc ,,p+ RI
~ 't"i. ~ ~. E,r,r a;sstnnarv Gnt,,;t+ Uus ~
.,'i I ,,t"ta = ~, % hsr;. ~ 1ho .n,4tn.
nmcst;c or. M h:s recor,zes th tndona o
tSens "nd rctren ra,her than aT Tcrn
a. M au ' @ forn;.r,,.rS S" ,a .'.,s
H ,eut ~ tle vll ~a' h;ner, u. 81 LII ntnen:
~ ,.its ti'ae = ie i t eoron eros"s I
si'.'.s ,h',s,d doars VIZ eee"9es IT,
1"eeo 0'''''A' '"'os
In the suit OF William Il. Gclsten, formerly
Treasurer Of the Brooklyn Tabernacle, 10 re-
cover S1,3i2 loaned by him to the Church, the |
, 1879-02-02

TO The Ed1sUF 01 3Hk 1TlbVne.
CHICAGO Jan. 29.-Tlle only authority which
any one can have for preaching the Gospel is
that d.riycd from THE Great Commission, or
command given by Christ Himself, just upon
His ascension. OF this commission there are
three accounts; and Of these each one differs
from the other two, hut contradicts neither
II they are all authentic, as all Bible believers
, 1879-02-02
as IS the almost hab1tual practice of the English

- Inc ReV. Eugene A. Frueauff, Of Bethlehem,
r. prominent horavian minister, is dead, ut
lte age OF u He was elected last fail as QUE
OF thc delegates to the General Synod ut uerrn-
nut, Germany, having been also member Of
tue last General Synod, which met in 1861. He
hau charge many years OF Linden Hall. de-
numlnational school.
, 1879-02-02

CALENDA FOR THE WEEK.
EPISCOPAL
Feb. p Fourth Sunday after Epiphany; Puridca j;
cation OF tue B. Y. II.
Feb. 7-Faat.
CATHOLIC.
Feb 2-Fourth Sunday after Epiphany; Puzifcn-
cation Of the B. Y. A--Candlemas-
Day.
Feb. 3-St. Eai:e, B. M.
Feb. 4-St Andrew Corsinj, B. c.
Feb. 5-St. Agatha, v. II.
Feb. 6-st. Titus, 8. c.: ST. Dorothy, VA
Fcb- 7--St Romuald, Abb.
Feb. S-SI John OF Matha, C..
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-09-04

In the Circuit Court for Sc. Mary's county, sit
sf ting as a Court Of Equity.
"a ~ .4 No. 4S6 N E.
nREERED this 3Oth day of July, 1879, that the
" sale made and reported BY Robert Q.
Combs, Trustee in this cause, be ratified and con-
irmed, unless cause 10 tie contrary be Oh Iwn
on or before the lst Monday Of Sept. 1879; pre-
vided q copy Of this order be published
n me Sc. Mary's BEACON, once week for three
q cessiye reeksmEior to the said lst Monday ol
The report ssatas fhe lhnapold for -, Is.
MkMK FORh,
J. FRANKSQana
I6sg ass; ysSHU6
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-09-04

FERNS s-T&o Dollars Per Bay.
. Street. CsfS pSss Boakl ftem Boals aad Rail-
roads. The American l. located in the bosinsss
rentre q The Ciayl and is esperially dWirnble 4
those having busiRess in WashinRton-sueha As
Farmers, Merchants and Commercial Travslvrs. {.
The Office l. open the entire night and guests
will be caIaed azsa Eeceive&l at any time.
DUFFY q LEANNARDA,
May IS, 1879 II 20 "a fT Zi'roPriuaes.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-09-04
Or. JOHNS ACADEAaY

PIE Alst Annual Session win begin On NON
d DAY, September LIST. Board and TuItion
aor Ten months, 500. For eataloEpe cuntain-
Ing al necessary information, address
RICHARD L. CARNE. A. Ne Principal
Il - - 50 ~ braves ~, A8~AandFia. Va.
Ang 7. is71--4w.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1879-09-04

falPN0 TO $1,000 A YEAR, or S. to $40
VkIW day In your own locality. No
.AIMW risk. Women do a. well a. men.
WlUuU Many make more than the amount
stated above. No one cAn Gall 10 make money
Sast. Any one caa do the work. You can make
from 80 cts. 10 - ea hour by devotiag your
evenings aud spare time 20 the business. II costa
nothing 10 ~ ths buSiAess.f Noshing IKE n fOr
mchey making ever oIered before. Business
pleasant and strictly honorable. Reader, If ron
want 20 know ell about the ieet paying business
before the public, send Us Jour address and We
will send you full particulars and private terms
free; samples worth S. also free; YOU can then
make pp yanr mi11 Tor yourelL Aaf1ess
GEORGE eflNe0N = CO. P0ssiaHh Faips.