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RIoHNoNp M. 'TuEsDa q MORN ING GUST q Is2

sssarslae, Of tomorrow morning will coIl.s
tain table os Conservative losses
and gains on shipp's sote Of 1870 made up
from the returns received up to O'Clock.
According TO il the tosaI Conservative lcssii
sevcnts.eight counties Is !, $50. supposing
the loss i'd Tie remaining eotinties to be Mt
tile same ratio, aferfiiflibfi #otd be elected
by 1,445 npjority. This is prohabls the
most favorable for the Conservatives Of. any.
a tahie Of majorities. carefully prepared,
makes the result in eighty counties as follows:
Total Republican majorities, u, ,sT7. Total
Conservative majorities, 1850. Caldwell
over Merrimon IN counties heard from, lg1.
The thirteen counties yet to report gave
shipp i,I2f Hiias;of,ts;; 50 that IL rMerrimon
gets the Shipp vote in them he 1'iA ! be
elected by 524 majority. The Raleigh Ne'ss
will print in the morning a table of gains
and losses, which is summarized as
follows: From these figures it win be seen
that Caldwell has made gain in eight coun-
ties of 4it9t OBJ the shipb vote, or d gaft Of
52A to /! eoufty.' ,fBiis leaves him vote Of
so4 to overcome id tMatt2s counties, OF a net
gain to the county. The Era (Ad.4.iiaaifstra.
ton organ) claims the State by lilo
majority for Caldwell. Taking all
things into consideration, it must be
admitted that the result iu the
State is tonight doubtful, with chances ir
favor of Merrimon's election. The majority
Of the counties yet to be heard from art
chiefly western Counties; which gise f stial
vote. and therefore small margin for loss
Ex-G6sseruot vanice tefegraplls of them thi
evening: Clay, Cherokee; Macon; Jackson
Ashe, Allegheny, and Polk, will eerraiiit.
hold Ships vote or increase it. So mucl
interest has been felt in the fate 0
the State ticket that little attention has beel
raid to the Legislature, as it was known tina
the Conservatives had a majority in bot
houses. TfoIn the !neagre returns now In it
believed that the Liberal majority iti the lowe
house VIII BE Considerable; while iii the Seq
ate it will a,nclsint to nearly twothi}ds. Nc. r'
ports have been received to indicate q chang
, in the result in the congressional district
Colonel Hinton telegraphs from Norfolk th'
: the Radical majorities reported in the Fir
: District are altogether too large; but
: is not believed that the difference will J
/. enough to defeat Cobb, the Administrative
e candidate. The very latest intelligence is
telegram from Lewis HatDcsj at Salisbury
/ the effect tthiat ths RbadtSSai gain hi Sure
e Stokes, and Yadkin. is 1908 votes. If tl'
n report is true, it will make Merrimol's elf
? tion more doubtful than it has before bee
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The CASE or WILIIAM y. ANsABLE.
During the session of the Henrico County
Court yesterday Judge f. q, Minor, a
witness for the pro:ecution. left the bench,
and his place was occupied by Judge b. w.
Lacy, Of New Kent. The case 9of W.aJ.
Annable, indicted OH five counts, three for
misdemeanor and two for felony, was then
called: but owing to the sickness Of one oI
the witnesses further action was postponed
until the second Monday I'm September, and
the prisoner was renandcd to jail. ss .
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LAuScHiSG OF THE STEAMER RICHMOND
ThOuSlnulS Of persons, Il majority Of them
being ladies,ard chilJren. gathered in and
about Rockets, yesttrddy afternoon to
witness that inspiring sight the launching of
great iron steamship. The crowd thronSed
the wharves, the streets. and the shipping in
the larbor, and lined the neighboling bill
tops. while many were perchcd upon the
hou>e-tops to catch glimpse of the spec
taclc. AZ it was. many missed it, for the
lasluch took place half an hour earlier than
the time supposed TO lave been fixed, and
people continued TO arrive ut the scene of the
sport fer IN hour later.
At exactly hnf-past o'clock the support:
were stricken from under the ship. land, amid
the hurrallS of the multitude. she glidcd
beautifully down The why's nnd plunged into
the waters; tbriicciorth to he her heInc. a.
she touched the waters Atr. David }. Burr.
president OF the CtIaihbcr OF Commerce, and
president Of tic late Virginia Steamship
Company, broke a bottle of wine abelleu
"Vintagc of 1861 over her bows, and pro-
uounccd the words, "Bv authority of all
concerned, as this noble slip begins her life
upon tue waters, chriStcn her the Rich
mond." Then Il cannon Delched forth Il
salute, NIL the steamers and steam.tugs COM
mcnccd sore, ching, the cheers were renewed,
and before many people knew the ceremony
had taken place the steamer Richmond WAS
grandly moved on the waters. At her bow
was the Stars and Stripes, aild at the stern
the pennant of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company; beaiiig the letters 10. D." The
other steamers OF this company how in port
the Uld Dominion aid the w: p. Clyde
were gaily dccked with flags; and their decks
were thronced with spectators:
The Richmond was built, it will be re-
membered, by the Virginia Steamship Com
pany. but is now the property of the Old
Dominion Line. She is pronounced by old
Scanicn aud ship-builders to be one of the
best-buit ships in the country. She will be
taken to Wilmington, Del, and there fitted
up in the finest style, to ply between Rich
mond and New York.
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Jon PRINTING.-We call the attention OF mer-
Chants, clerksspf courts, sherffs, lawyers rtrcad
steamship and canal orers aud agents. and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds Of jos
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards,
Bili-Heads, Letter-Heads Programmes Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bils, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, Show-Bills Checks Drafts, &C.. Sc.
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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,,o,,,,, r,oct;on I'm Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY. August 5.-The city elee-
t;on today passed of quietly. A large vote
WAS nolled. and the regularly nominated
nemocr-,tie n ticket was defeated by very
l,r"e majority. The opposition or citizens
ticket, which was composed OF Dsino'it sino ~
was elected entire, notWiInStanulnS r .ne
regular ticket was supported oy the Dei''o
critic and Liberal Republican vote.
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au.-r,oS SALES rssss DAY.

COOK s. LAU6HToS will sell at 10 a. n' Au'iii-
,ure and miscellaneous goods.
couLL1SG s MEADE will, at 81 T. NJ. ten
buildinss lots on the cast side of T~ents-iout''
street between aud !.
,ySr 9 BROTHER will sell at T. 81. four build
lug lots on the east side of Twenty strees
between n ando. Also. two lots on soh'hwes'
corner of Twcnty-sevanih and M streets.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR VIII at T.. NJ, ut No. 100
Main street, 4 number OF WILCOX y dinns'
Howe, S!ngers Domestic, mid other ihaHes o.
scNi.,g-plap''nts.
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day EVENING eye, rs W sf $ D ..n chmosTayne as Of
ter, were getting into their buggy, after Il
visit to friend on the Brook road, then
horse took fright and ran away. The buggy
was overturned. and they were both thrown
out and dragged considerable distance.
Both were painfully injured. The horse also
ran into aud upset a carriage containing Mr..
Kent and family. Mr.. Kent was slightly hurt.
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TEiL &c t1RA PHO NEW s..

view York stock and Money Market.
IS GEw YoRK, August o.. Money 4 TO per
cent. Sterling, small business. Gold, 1f5a TO
.if5l. GoserHnleHts. steads at adsante:
States very quiet. Tennessees; $50 new,
7ss. Vrginia's, AL new, 50. Louisiana's,
80; new, as. Leyee's, so; s's, 10. Alabana's,
SO; 5's, So. Georgna's, 10; rs, 81. North
Carolina's. 342; new. 90.
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aston ftcfincs
General Joseph II. j fhe Times t3-mt
BIjs TisasfrOm General G0sel

BaiS pSSasIFOID ucDeI.li opsclh
rsa ST. liz h1g,s n,'. shey; ns;Ss of Bate, s' county,
b: JohiistGach he says:
31st,, 10 Re all our old comrades that the story
Mo- in Cincinnati Commercial is false; !
"As,lad no consultation with w. s. Robin,
If thof Charlottesville. on any subject. !
liz have never said anything GSoting GRANTS n, !,
son 50. sctSon. On the contrary. being 4 tho
tn,, ha y an Democrat, 1 would have preferred a
rcssliaocratic candidate, but as Horace Gree
rcsy IS nominated by our party. Il SIN.
Iserely hope every Democrat VIII vGle
for him. Being dlstfancnisca. lake
10 n,,lic part in politics. but to my friend.
Ida n not hesitate 10 express my feelings and
sEopnioils m m Oh political Subjects. think the the
opverthrow Of the preseflt Administrations
necessary to amy hope Of constitutional GOV y
sIernment, and feel that Che continuance o.
the Democratic party il necessary:
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Wents,er Probnbififics.

WAsH1S6Tos, August D. Variable north
easterls and southwesterly winds In the
South Atlantic and Gulf, statest With con.
=tinued rainfail but clearing weather. IN tue
former on Tuesday, and threatening weather
on tile Western Gulf. Partly cloudy weather,
southerly and westerly winds, in the Middle
and Eastern States: Southwesterly winds
from Michigan to Lake Ontario and south
westward to the Ohio and Mississippi Val
leys. Clearing and clear weather in the
Northwest, with uortherls winds,
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AccIpENT.-On Sunday as street-car No. II
was going into the stable it ran from the
track on Adams street near Leigh, and some
of the stablemen came out to assist in getting
it on again. One of them, a colored man
named William Winston, by some means fel
on the track, and the car passing over his
right leg broke both bones just below the
knee. Competent medical aid was at once
procured, and proper attention paid to the
lyouud Il.
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ALL RAIL FROM BALTIMORE TO RIcRMoND.
S. Il. Deford, agent, telegraphed yesterday
1--WE commence tonight running Pullman
palace sleeping-cars from Baltimore 10 Rich
mond, Petersburg, and Weldon, uiG BaIti-
more and Potomac alI-rail route"
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OBsEQUiEs OF MR. JOHN CREME, SR.-The
funeral of this venerable and respected citi-
zen Of Richmond took place at the First
PRESBYTERIAN church on Sunday morning,
and was very largely attended. The remains
were inferred in Shockoe Hill cemetery.
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ANNlyERsAsY CELEBR ATIoN.--The Attucks
Guard, Captain Robert l.. Hol,son, celebrated
their first anniversary yesterday by a parade
and banquet, About fifty finelooking young
colored men, well uniformed and equipped,
took part in the parade, and drilled well.
The banquet took place at the Davenport
House, on Broad street.
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TIE STEAMER OLD DOMINION will not sail
for New York this afternoon as advertised,
being laid up for repairs TO her machinery.
Due notice will he given of the time Of her
departure. The Wyanokc will sail OH Fri
day morning ut 7 O'Clock.
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FINE HORSES FROM THE WEST-A fresh lot of
very fine horses have lust been received by TURNER
& Co. at their Frnkiin-Strcet stables. An excel
lent opportunity is offered those I'm want Of good
stock to supply themselves they have also another
lot of good mulcS .rs. ..
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,,onors IN horace Greeley,

Nvw YORK, Auguss5.-A dispatch from
Bristol, r. l., says on the return OF nofaSe aye
Greeley to that city he, Will DE given tlis
honor of salute of one hundred suns s,;ns anu
municipal reception. Last evening .,a hn,sa Gn's,
Justice Chase met Mr.. Greeley at tiie io"so ''H'
of Senator Sprag,ie.
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. wou,d.l,e- -sIurdcFer and suicidcr.

Nrw YoRx. August 5.--TilitZke. last nishl
shot Mary Speizer because sue = "1a' .i,a East t
marry him. and then rushed 70 Ine saa,,' nan'
river and jumped overheard. he was !, seen' ee,,
however by the police, who rescuea anu eht .vt,t
yeved him to the station house. II i 'ioue -
that Miss Speizer will recover.
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THE EELiGIoGs HERALD is the o,gan of hun
dreds of thousands OF Barti;ts in this and other
southern States, and Is excellent medium for adj
vertiscrs. Terms very reasonable Office, Il15 Main
street, Richmond, Va.
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Po,IcE COURT, MoSDAY Justice Fil-
liam Hall Ci'c,o presiding.-The following
eases were disposed Of:
John Griffin, charged with unlawfully and
feloniously stealing and carrying away a
horse of the value Of SO. the property OF
Hunt 6 Roberts, of the city of Alexandria.
The horse was identified by Mr.: Roberts,
Griffin clailpad that he had legally conte. Into
the possession of it by purchase; and Oh
motion of his counsel, the case was con-
tinucd until the 18th of August, in order TO
allow him time to procure witnesses to
establish this fact.
George Freeman (colored), charged with
stealing SC, the property Of George woody.
on the Sd day of August. Guilty; ordered
to be confined in Jail for three nlontls--two
months Of that time to be spent in the chain
gang.
being drunk and creating u distiirbtntt on
the streets: SECURITY, REQUIRED, III the sum OF
$50 for three moniI's' good behavior; COM
mtted to Jail in def;i,tlt.
Washington Cooper, charged with cursing,
abusing, and threatening 10 kill Thomas
| (Ioode. Security required and given in the
sum OF $50 for three months.
Winston Burk (colored), charged with
| being suspicious character and a vaglant
without visible means OF support. Security
required in the sum of 800 to be Of good
behavior for six months.
Beverly Robinson (colorcdl charged with
| using profant and itdeeent lhtisllage In The
streets; Finkd $3.50 and segilrit3. reduited In
the sum Of $50 for thrce'mopths. .
V. DeBene, Simon Fisher, and William
| Christian. charged with having in their pos.
session one pair Of pants, Of the value o.
81 %, the property of William Wilson. Dis
charged.
Thomas Anderson, arrested on the charge
! Of being vaSrant. Discharged.
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BY Associated Press.
Latest Dispatches FROM North Carolina

W1LMISGros, August 5.-The Democrats
have fears for the result, as the reports Of
Radical gains come in. They thc Demo
crats) have carried an overwhelming majority
of tile Legislature aud elected five of the con
Tfhe fofowitfg official rettirtis Of Ita1ortic'
for Merrimon have been recei2ef Iitrc! Cg
tawba, $40; Duplin, Tl5; Alamancc, 255
RSS,l. 239; Harnctt. ll0.
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LIST or uS%AILtr,E %A! LAGTERs REMAINING
IL TIE RlciiM0Sb P6S-:OFFitE AuGUsr a.
james Mcdonald, Richmond; A: w. WAL
lace, Fredericksburg; A. Carter, FaXits
Mills; Fanny Hunter, ilanacas, n. j.
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0bitnlary.

NEW York, August Simeon Leland,
The hotel proprietor, IS dead. ri
urlCA. N. i, August 8. DIR. George W.s
Easton. tor forty years eonneefe Nj itlls aasIs-
son University, of which he was tselssI
yeirs president, and distinguished pulptE;
orator of the Baptist denomitatio died ut.
Hamilton, II. T., Saturday
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PlIoToGRAi'iis.-Tlrcsc or hl'r rGadcrs who desire
iaturcs that will do. iuslct 10 themselves and Il
credit To the artist should not fail to give DIR fellow
citizen MIR. Dni YES call ut his celebrated LEE :"
Gallery. go Main street:
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WARD MEETINGS. meetings
were held last night in the following named
wards aud delegates appointed TO the Con-
gressional Nominating Convention Mar
Shalt NNardACplr,nan and Carrier, 5effrrr,
sor.-i). W. f3ohoiioh aid = fasfnr: Maii:
roe-Jancs Morrissey and w. J. s. Bowe.
Clay-WiIliam r. Bailey and Lewis Lind
/. - .--
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&,sieiite.

Special teltgriiR Otis Dtspaieh: dis
LYNcHDURG. Va, August 5.--Joh8g at 6
scau, Esq, leading Radical politicid. Cause
city, committed suicide this nS
O'Clock by pistol-shot in ios ;.
unknown. ~,
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spUMr OF RlcIIMQ ND, AUGUST s, 1877. {
s.tEtss EfsEi sRRiV Y kIy, II 5ssfsi


'.isssss .sRRig ED.s 81 y g5sss ~
Steamship :ojd nopinion, RourIie, New Sork,
,uerchandise and passlsigefs, d.
Schooner Wuterwitch, Boinitin, fhiiadeipnia,
eG:s Schooner nc David L. Wolfe Todd iIasre DC Grace
coal, Writ Il Oberts. II. ,,,,, !,
JnliIler r. a, Parker. II fss.ss ~. .its
Schooner sur Cann,ings, IyaO, lover james,
wheat, haxa.l y 60 a. ----s,e,sl.eat, j.
Y EiJjsnsr Ej nr Foa,ning Sea, Wooten, Iiayrc dc
e' .ehooaers Eastern Light aud lower
'S scSoomeF % Farmers Return, James river wheat,
4 schooner q % Hornet, Booth, Cabin Peiut iunber,
q; Schooner aos @ a. Melburn, Bohsnnoiis Hayre de 7
GFaie, FsSsoaer snr Mass,s Mcdonald
lumber, j. Ailard. " ~ ~ Il ~, zs is. ,4
.ran6isf Sod passengers. T.. h. Iatipi, isstit,
schooner y 5oSspsl aud krnikl!nf New ork tta y
Chrkuhominy. ~, (.
Cabin Point lumber, Curtis & parker. -.
schoaner aoxanna johnson, DO wil river,
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BROKE HIS ARM.--George Pettus, a son OF
Mr.. Robert Pettli>. had his arm broken by u
fall, in Hollywood cemetery, on Sunday
morning. Dr. Powell set the fractured
II,ul,
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T,,e Enternationals.

Nrv YORK. August 5.-The Federal couii,
III Oft of tbe mternationals yesterday adopted
an address to the people OH 9! .ne - sa ths;,
States setting forth the oDleees "a ''''''
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QUALIFICATION OF A STANDARDIZATION
Charles Howard, recently appointed sheriff
If iIcnIico county l'y Judge Minor, appeared
in court Yesterday and qualified in the sum
of S2o,OGo, with Mrs. Elizabeth 2. Howard
rs surety on the bond. He subsequently ap-
pointed William Walsh mud William G. Car
ter as deputies, who also took the usual olths
of office.
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ADyERT1SE.-Our merchants seeking trade In an,
portion of the country should advertise in tn
papers of that section. M. ELLysuN & Co will
tike advertisements and have them inserted at pub
sllers' rates.
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D icfrcN. 4

Caraeo, August 5. Tie IoYn leyator,s
together with $4,000 bushels of grain, was
burned last night. q. 81 ~.
NASHVILLE rESs., Iurilsss
saddtery warehouse, Compton :l6 CARROTS
grocery store. ID. fanenRai 81 Co.'s Hnds OBJ
nell & Brothers dry goods stofes, on Mar
ket street, were burned this morning Tfhcs
stocks were nearly ali DESTROYED Los 79ys;
600. ~ ssss;
NEW YoKs, August s turpcntsnes
flctory was burned to-day. Loss so ,10u. ss:
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SHIRTS made TO order, and guaranteed to fit, at
b. SPENCE & Sons. @
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Tie most liberal terms made with excursion CT
ri.-sic parties to ih"Side Park 0rany point on tlt
canal. Apl TO FRED. HANDY. l., Main street.
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RIVERSIDE PARK fee for admission e you
go by the Dolly Warden line. Boats run from TO
$40 Z, VI.
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Now Is TILE TINE-Sow is the time to invest II
clothing. E. Is. SPENCE & SoN have marked dow,
their nriccS
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n. ELLYsoN & Co, Advertising Agents, DIsrATcI
building, Will receive advertisements aul hive then
inserted in amy Journal of the country at regular
J
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Be sure to get your clothing at the right placc-E
e. SrENCE & SoN's-l3c, Main street.
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The Pembroke Shirt Is all the go now. +. Il
SPENCE 4 Son furnish to order or ready made
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LOCAL MATTERS,

ORR CHURCHES AND MINIsTERs.-Si. Jonn
Episcopa church will be closed for repairs
u,til the 1st OF September. The rector, ReV.
Henry Wall, u. D., leaves to-day for hlnS
george. where he will remain until his
church is rc6penCd.
Roy, George Woodbridge, d. D., rector of
Monumental church, is still in the mountains
,f Virginia, His church is also closed Tor
rciairs: :, c..oo.
R,ptist church, baptized two persons on sun
dav and received seven ut the communion.
This is the fourth occasion OF baptism re-
emily at this church. Mr.. Gaillcks@iii leave
for King and Queen the last OF this week.
r,v. J, l.. Burrows, ~. d., pastor OF the
First BAPTIST church, is at Chattanooga, at
tending a meeting of the trustees oi tne
southern Rapt;st l'beelnsin Seminary: tie
will go thence to New jersey:
RSy; G: G. biting; pastor OF the Second
R,,,i>t church. left yesterday for Bedford, to
! .,,rud the Strawberry Association
Rev. !. 4. ChalnbliSs has received call to
| t,kr the PASTORAL care ofthe First Baptist
ch,lrph in Kansas City, Mo.
| Roy John William Jones has been called
~ the nostnratc of the Fulton Baptist church.
| Rev. J. l.. NJ. Curry, D. d., will attend the
Middle District Association, IN Cnesterheia
ON "Wednesday. Next week he delivers an
educational address in Accolnac ana at'ehus
,hc Accomac Association, i'll Northampton
county, 1h;r,
preslyielian church: is in Erie; "a: 49,
Hey. G.: HI. Read, ID, d. El5tot oi .ht M
Gracc-3irpct presbyterian church, Is al 'ii'
Rev. J. c. Granhcry. d. d, pastor O
Centenary Methodist church, preached, II
. Louisa on Sunday. Bishop DogSctt supplle'
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I,OR NEW iORK.--OLD DO fsisssss :,
Mi\;oN STEAMSHIP CpMPA Ny. .ssssss9ss2g, assssl9E Z
v" .i''-"Hs' Steamships OLD DOMINION
NNhN''kE. iSAAt BELL. SARATOGA. ~
"lEN, tLEEhArl i aud HATrEKAs+, Its''s
~ luih for Noriulk. titI Point, aud Richino'td
4 r,l""t L. ".
''g,s ,:lrh,npuJ every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
5", Il inkf. ai high tide
ih".t 'hirs a,p cui,r'ly nov. Tl;ry have elegant
aalrou>. ~talCrDuIr. AMI Bathrooms.
Va" Cttc. accUm',,mAtU;si Nd at'nuti, u. arc un.
Fgsut.-i J.
DENOMINATIONS n,a,!e with s,eamers for al; South
rD N' tulurrrn r"ris.
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