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Maguire's great Cundurango Bitters a
pleasant and effective substitute for Vine
gar Bitters. For sale by c, Speidel
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No DECEPToN-There is no DECEPTION
III DR.. Prices Special Flavorings and
Cream Baking Powder. His bottles of
Flavorings hold one-half more than others
sold for the same size, and ev cry favor is
true to its name, made from select fruits
and aromatics and cheaper, as it is only
necessary to use a small quantity to obtain
each peculiar favor, natural and delicate.
His celery Flavor is excellent for gravies
and meats, his Ginger Flavor for ginger
bread, gingersnaps and anything in which
ginger is used will be found elegant. Try
them, Ladies, and wewarrant that YOU will
be pleased.
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SSLSOND- HAND ENGINES, II By 2s WITH
Tayo CTvIinof CsIinf Awe Shaft and Puleys complete
rranbs ''i"cis-S x "a with slides. heads and
. aTdts TH0S. YATES,
leNee. Rnck Island
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House Keeping Goods,
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WEST OF NEW YORK.

WEST OF NEW YORK.
sUUo yds Black SILK. at 81; 120; 45 rs 100; aO
2,00 upward. '' go
50 yds fancy dress silk at New York retail prices
"'@o yas Japanese Silk &c. As, so, former price So
s9e2 yds French and IRISH PopIiHa at New York re-
upward -a7 AiSiA 81
So9 pieces latest style of Spring and Summer Dress
FOODS at lTe, IS. 30, s5 40 So former prices 25c
~ ~ pieces polka dot, striped and figured percales
lU0 pieces striped and figured lawns
100 w orenadeanes at lie 20 IS, 25, upward
80 as upward. cheap - 49, 3d.
large line Victoria and Bishop lawns.
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|"old Hartford" Assets $o,2O4 306
1Etna OF Hartford, 5,300.:sSO
Home OF T<ew = ork, g 4.446.e59
Franklin of PhiIa., 3,363 671
Old \. America of PhiIa 3337,OOO
Imperial Fire lns. Co., of Londen Gold Assets 100000
NJ British Mercantile 100000
esoyal. England. $4,000. 900
Queen of Liverpool and London, 1OOOO000
Firemen's Fund of California, $1,000
National Ins. Co., Hartford, Assets 74o nm
~ <ationai Ahs. 20. fhiia., IS 419,52O
NorthWestern National Ins. Co., 657 534
Westchester Fire Ins. Co., So $40 O86
Manhattan Fire Ins. Co, New York. q" 493 600
st. Joseph Ins. Co., IS 494 157
Railway Pass. Ins. Co., of Hartford. 75O, 600
Conn Mutual Life ms Go. of 27.OOO. 600
Policies Written at Current Rates Office No. g. Argus
Building, up stairs.
]. nj. RUFORD, Agent.
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ONLY THEsE-Hundreds of thousands
of persons who have been cured of Dys-
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Cholera lnfantum, form solid phalanx of
indisputable testimony that DR.. MeCabe' 5
Renowned Medicated Blackberry Brandy
has never failed, in single instance. to
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just the season to purify the blood by
taking Root celebrated Bitters for sale by
&c. Speidel.
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eEptaiirit&aei[

I-.4 IL -.'---5. " a. I'd.
nave USED your FRA re :, ell~ in nv practice Win
ihe Utmost success; and believe il To b., h.. b.si
reheoy ever discovered for the difficulties for which
- i fert,tiaiehded have cured more throat and
iunS arouhts with this remedy than ever have
Last aprll. cured two very bad Gases of uneu.
MONA atter they were given up to die. They were
s"iai' % pa.Ss not over one month old and 20 near
sthaIi i ana trembling, scarcely 20 be felt gave
inc. the ffaifae Weed in Tablespoonful da-es eSrry
M I'M hodr' ahd put warm applications 10 the lungs
aud, TO the ast0niShment OF typrv one th,-t, -.
cred rapidly, and soon got we'll
hn1MIilS nS a DO lis efficiency feel it my duty
- ihho"ie1se 1t to you, and recommend il to the
P"ole- Yours respectfully
Dr. &, FARNswoRru
West Topsham VI
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NJ, E-,, BATH, Ne. Feb. II. lS13.
& Sh' hhhNEbf Dear Sir:-I sit down to pen you
. IN iier ms evening, TO inform you thaf The
rf4iiie weed you sent last fail has done me
49, uuly nave not words to express nv
5 s'5tat 70 you Tor it, My health has not been "a
- ~ " last twenty VI ars il has been since
IN SoLiiigheed taking he Prairie Weed in Nnvemba
one night since last December have ba al -
,, 20 FL al one hour with phthisic since bave been
IN ,sh'hg !oar medicine. Ny health IL Improved
.nis @ Niht.f mat can work all the time a. firbf
work % | more than pay nv board and tbaf ~ !. !.
Your humble servant '''''
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n BosToN HIenLAsDs. oct /, 1s7a
T @ oh. hsNNEDI. Dear Sir:-I hereby certify that
W va ahietea Tor 1--WE years with severe cough,
and raising blood after any violent exertion i
t eohlsiieheed taklng your Prairie Weed about two
seafs ago, ana have not raised any blood for eight
s. een hohths past, and believe that owe 10 yoar
medicine the health which vafnly sought from
many physicians and medicines would be glad
~ nave you refer any one to me who wishes TO
Know What the Prairie Weed has done for me.
JAMES T. BIekNELL.
LetterCarrier, Boston Highlands. Mass.
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Sold by all Druggists at 81 90 yer bottle Manu-
aetured BY DIR. KENNEDY, i70 Warren street,
ho1pnFy, MASS, a-ldly
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" HEELING, April ll.-There was a
gale here this afternoon and great deal
Of property damaged. The warehouse Of
Deney, Hance d Co. s nail factory was Sc
riously injured, a portion of the roof being
carried of and thirteen inch wall blown
down. A new brick addition to Bradley 5
Woolen factory was blown down and the
telegraph wires were frustrated
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THE LATE DrEL-THE* *EroNn$ BEFORE Pc-
LICE ir>1icr Wn!TE-CnApI1IoN OF THE
Wor>pt SrRGEoNs.-M McS>rs. John :.
Meredith. ". B. Tabh. VI. l.. RoyaF, and
W. Il. TrigG. charged with advising and
promoting II duel between w. Page McCarty
and John :. M0rdcca. were before the Pc.
lice Justice vc>teI day morning.
Hn motion of counsel the examination
va, postponed until Thursday the ed III
slant. and the parties baiicl in the sum oi
$4,000 for their appearance, with the follow
ing-nancd gentlemen ts sllreile> Me>srs. j,
NJ. Danic! and John A. Meredith for }. ;,
Meredith; +. I. ID. Myers and W. B. Myers
for W. K. Trigg and W. l.. Royal.
Judge Robert Ould appeared as counsel
for W. k. TIigg. Judge John i. Meredith
for J. ). Meredith, Judge Crump for W. l.,
Rovall. and Leigh X. Page for ". b. Tabb.
Mr. Tahb is detained ut his home. in
Amelia county. ht sickness IN his family.
rhr condition of the wounded gentlemen
i much better. Mr.. McCarly'> wound was
not - painful Yesterday, and lie has greatly
improved since Saturday night. Mr. Nor.
drcai has much changed for the better, and
the lapse Of time since The wound was &c.
ccivcd without the appearance o! any grave
symptom is very encouraging, and the pro-
liabilities are that the critical period has
ten tidcd over.
DR.. Hunter Mcguire was not present at
the time of the duel, and did not reach the
ground until half IN hour after it> occur
renee.
The loIlow!n. cu,d from DR.. Cullen speaks
for itself:
"A CARD Hchmo',d, May II, ]S13.---
Mcs~ls. Edilur>,--In your account of the
affair between Mes>ls. Mordccui and Nc.
Carty, published this morning, you incor-
rrctIy report lnr Is being present upon the
field ui' combat with those gentlemen. Per
nit me to correct the error into which you
have fallen 10y stating that was ut OakwGod
Cemetery in obedience TO professional call
when the unfortunate affair occurred, and
went from there 10 the ground when
leaned that the gentlemen were wounded
aud required surgical aid.
Il am. very respectfully,
"J. :. DoESAY CULLEN, NJ. u.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

VIGILANCE COMMITTEE authority Of
the meeting which nominated Conservative
candidates for Town Trustees. DR.. J.. r.
ChileS. president ha, appointed the follow
ing vigilance committee. The number has
been increased, a. there cannot be too many
working committeeman, and this is pecu-
liarly a working one: James A. Gentry
(cbairman), John {. Robertson (secretaly),
John E. Taylor treasurer), DR.. A. Monteiro,
William 2. Kidd, r. Fl. Ieazley, \. B. Lith-
gov. W. B. West, NJ. \. CogbiiI, A. l.. Brad
lev, John b. Baird, T. T. Ccr>lry, y. A.
Waugh, = +. Owens, Jr., Ii. \. Jordan F.
G.. ID. Farmer, Il. 5. Whitehead. j. W. Bro
pau.h. Jr., w. j. Harding, -. J. Weisigcr,
4. Fitzgerald, +. w. Baugh, I. NJ. Fendley,
G. w. Epps, O. B. Sims, 4. {. Jones, Jesse
Rice, c. L. WaIthall, j. NJ. Marks, +. W..
Wci>igcr, 4. }. Simmons, \. {. Gibbs,
andrew Puckctt, w. II. Lee, W. ID.
Cra,., W. l.. Farley, Fl. r. Gary,
\. \. Eubark, aud james A. Clark.
The fist live form the executive committee,
and the next five the special registration
committee. The whole committee vii! inert
at the Town Hall on Thursday night for as
.igument to duty and other business Of I'M.
portance.
Court MArTEgs.-The Circuit and County
Courts were both 10 session yesterday, but
transacted no business of Importance. The
former meets at 10 O'Clock this morning and
the latter at II O'Clock NJ.
CHURCH NoTEs-In the absence of Rev.
DIR, Dickinson. services were conducted al
the Baptist church on Sunday by Deacon l..
X. CIile-. -,
The Rev. Horace >trlngfeIlow will preach
At the Meade Memorial church every night
this week ut O'Clock.
Tsr FLooD.-In Manchester all the mills
were stopped by the Hood. also operations
=, R,lle Isle and the Granite Works, the lat
TER being under water. Several houses,
Crrre, trees, &c.. were blown down, and yes.
tprduy presented the appearance OF some
festival so many persons having forced
holiday.
MINOR TorIcs.-Registration opens inns
morning mt Town Hall. county Courthouse
and at every precinct in the county. In NAN
ctestcr the books will remain open three
| dars.
The Conservative convention TO nominate
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CITY CONSERVATIVES CoMMlTTEE.-TheC City
Conservative Committee met last night ut
their rooms, on Ninth Strcet-Supcrintcnd-
ent Colonel J. II. Guy in the chair. The
resignation of Mr. Charles l.. Todd, Il mem.
her from Clay Ward, was presented BY the
secretary. and accepted. Mr. John f. Mere
,lith was elected to ill the vacancy, and he
was appointed superintendent of Clay Ward
The following, offered by Captain CoSh'
Ian. WAS adopted:
In order that the City Conservative Com
mttec may the more harmOniously, indie
pendcntiy. and ctIiciantly discharge the inl'
portant duty contidcd to it; be if
"RcsCircd, That no member thereof shall
accept the position of delegate to any con-
yention that may be called to nominate can
didatcs for any of the offices to be filled ut
the approaching city elections"
The superintendent of each ward was au
thorzed to appoint one or two runners fol
each registration precinct to proceed lc
work ut once. The committee adjourned tc
meet tomorrow night, when the subject o
holding Il convention to nominate Cit!
Treasurer will be disposed Of. and the timt
named for meetings in Jackson and Madi
sou Wards to nominate CJuncilmcn.
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HANlIEA tN THE RTCHUONB IND DtN-
iiLLE EifkRoAD.
Destruction OF Property I'm Henriet
nnh chesterfield Crops Injured
and Bridges and Fences
Washed Away

The heavy rain. of Saturday night caused
two serious washes on the Richmond and
plnNlIlc ratiroad--onc located about eleven
mules above hichmond, where i culyert and
seventy five feet of road-hcd, resting on an
cmlnnkncnt fifteen trct high, were washed
away the other at Swift creek, about nine
teen miles above Richmond, where the east
crn cm'ankmcnt and onc-half of the trcstlc-
work were carried away. Workmcn were
engaged ali Sunday ii both places, but tue
trains lt!d not p1>> till l. o'clock Monday.
The storm seems 10 have been yer Gc-
S'rUcti'c III Chesterfield county. In The Mid
lothian uctshholhnod the mill and mill-llam
ni Mr.. Hanks. and The mlll-llimS Of Mr..
Long, i and Mr. DuraI were washed away.
The wneat-fields of William Cook, Augustus
Hancock, and Austin +. Moore were de-
>royed. \ culyert nn the turnpike 10 the
Midlothian pts was washed away, stopping
travel on the road.
Nearly all the bridges on Falling creek
have been swept oil. The new bridge at
Gates mill, which would have been COM
licicd III one more dry. Is Il total wreck
! he bridge on Bloalruck road is gone, and
fo.lolnS mill, on POkoShOck creek, is
washed away. Farmers generally along the
crcch report that their crops have been badly
damaged by the hail aud beating rain, and in
some cases the wheat i Il total loss besides,
almost every fence. that has stood for years
along the course Of the creek has been cur
iI"d away. and the soil on ncwly-plou-hctl
fields washed OF clean. lcavi;g the solid
earth exposed
similar reports come alsu from the Proyi-
deuce uriIhnorhond. Lockct'> bridge lover
SWi!l creek and that on the main (,icnitu)
road, over Tumahawk creek, are entirely
gone.
In the upper end of IIcnrico county the
flood was is disastrous iis was ever known in
that nci-hhUrhood. The Chckahuminy WAS
frr ~ 81 aroused, and not only oyc:fowcd
IL hauk>. hut plc>>cd across The DIV krs and
overs prCid the bottoms along its entire
length through That section. Wheat. oats.
and corn were submerged. The latter will
nn douh have 10 hc rpplan,cd. while the
former has been materially injured. Nor
was the damage contiGcd alone to the crops
fences and out-hou>c> on the bottoms were
atl carried oil, and il is feared that quite II
number OF cutie have persisted in the waters.
>cNcra OF the bridges which span this classic
stream were removed from their foundations
and cirIicG down IL br added ~ some ham.
mock already formed in the river. Among It
those winch shared this fate WAS The one at
Wooorid-e'> mill. near llalisink. and on
the Ashland road. aud the two ut Ilalt>ink
on the read to Hanover Courthouse.
The Brook run also has been doing some
damage in ilcnriro. The bridge which
spans il II its Intersection with the Brook
turnpike has settled about toIlr feet in it,
ccrtrc. and is considered unsafe for heavily.
laden wagons.
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The ISplASs COME TO TOwS.-1cStert'hy
evening shortly alter 3 O'Clock numbcr oi
persons dressed in red flannel pants and
war paint made their appearance on
Broad street in Il wagon drawn by four
horses. As they drove up IN front of the
Theatre the crowd of boys following them
said "Dem is de Modoks."
\ warrior q on horseback led the party.
His dress was gorgeous. Buckskin lc9ghls cOv-
cred his attcnuated dunder-pinninGS. lie wore
Il loosely fitting upd unwa>hed robe OF Indian
fashion, whilst over his shoulders hung Il
skin of some wild animal. which looked very
much like it had done duty as sign teio1c
turrier's shop; wGr-paint hid entirely his
copper-colored visage, and al ivory martini
gaIe ring hung from his nose; around bis
head there were any quantity OF feathers,
very much resembling tly.brush. :.
This "big brave" rode furiouSly down
Broad street to Ford's Hotel, then turned
and came up the street at full tilt. waving
over his head tn-roin.ed spear, ana giving
\ very weak war-W loop. Captain Disney
of the police, came out into the mHdd'e ol
the street and stopped the palnt-keS III it>
mad career. The horse came too suue'e''l!
to bait, and the rider found himself il very
short distance back Of his ears. lie was
warned not to speed bis horse i'll the stft:s
of Richmond. and with "@lt up h'
moved leisurely towards the Theatre
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CHURCH NOTES.
SUNDAi-SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PRE-,
MiUMS--REVIlALS, DC.

notwithstanding the threatening clouds
on Sunday morning the various churches in
the city were we'll attended, and the services
in all particularly interesting.
REVIVAL AT CLAY-sTREET METHODIST.
An interesting revival has been going on
at the Clay-Strect Methodist church for the
past three or four weeks, under the care of
the pastor. Rev. Il. F. Woodward. Up to
this time about sixty-Sevcn persons have pro-
1csSed religion.
EArTIsT srSDAY-scHooL ASSOCIATION.
The Baptist SuIday-School Association
held It's regular monthly meeting on Sunday
afternoon at the Second Baptist ch,lrch-J
b. Winston, Esq. president. in the chair. J.
L. Henderson, Esq, was appointed sccre-
tarv pro tenn.
After devotional exercises reports were
read from the several schools, showing the
following average attendance for the month
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TIE RISE ~ THE RIvER-WATER TO BE
PrNPED IN THE STREET PIPES To-DAY.-Thc
river rose st the pump-house during the
late frcShct to 4 point only two feet three
iurhc> lower than the highest reached during
the great food of 1870. Superintendent
Tyler informed one of our reporters, who
visited the pulup-housc late yesterday eve
ming, that one pump was started at 1 i. ".
on sunday, which supplies enough water iCr
the Use of the tire-cn-ncs in any ordinary
emergency, and that the other pumps would
be put to work ut about , O'Clock thi; morn
ing, and all parts OF the city will probably
get water hy o'clock this afternoon. No
damage has been done to the pump-housc
except that the foundation Of the new eN-
tension baS been filled with Il mass Of mud
and GftriS that if will require perhaps half
Gal 10 remove.
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COOK & LAUGHTON, IL n. at store No. 1918
Main street, chromos, engravngs, picture
frames. &c.
RICHARDSON & co. q p. NJ, number of build
ing lots on western part of Grace street and OPP
poSite Monroe Park.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.5 r. NJ. a lot of ground
al the northeast corner of Vcnable and Federal
streets.
RICHARDSOS & CO.. q r W.. 4 building lot on
tho north size Of Franklin, cvrlcr Of Shafer
street.
LYME & BROTHER, IL A. NJ, for Il. II. Whit
lock, administrator of {. Wilson, deceased. on
Third street between Byrd and Arch, household
and kitchen furniture, lease of house, &C.
HILL & GODDIN.3P. NJ, eighty building lots on
the western line Of Richmond, OH Cary, JacI,ue-
lin, Ashland, Blair. Claiborne, and Winder
streets.
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/ ne secretary TtHu TIC rep!
month of April as follows 4:

An election Of officers for the ensuing year
was then held with the following result
President, NJ. NJ. Gillian; First Eice-PreSi-
dent, }. d. X. Sleight; Second Nicc-presi'
dent. James Gordon; Third Ficc-PreSident
r. William Pembcrton; Fourth Fice-PreSi.
dent, r.: W. Cone: Fifth Eicc-Pre>ident
Henry Fitzgerald; Secretary, W. 5. Donnan
.Jr.
The subject for consideration was, The
Importance Of Teaching the Observance ol
the Fourth Commandment.
Rev. DR.. Preston spoke earnestly upon thu
necessity of indoctrinating our children earl!
in the great principles of God which under
/ lie his law. Closed with singing.
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TnE DAMAGE To THE JAMES RIVER A>r IA
HAwuA CANAL EY THE FIunD.--li;e damage
TO the ,Iamcs River and kanawlla canal by
the flood has been comparatively slight. Su-
pcrintcudcnt Cosby reports from Columbia.
Fluvanna county, that the river was higher
at that point than he has ever known it since
his connection with the conn any, except in
1870 There was some slight damage on
Columbia Level. commencing 1T point JG5
mile, from Richmond. The next level EAST
Of Columbia was submerged several feet ncar-
ly it, entire length of five miles. Just hcloW
Cartcrsvillc there is Il small break, and there
may be others of like character aIcng the
canal. but nothing of Il serious nature has
been reported to the Office of the company in
this city. Al damage. it WAS expected,
would be repaired by last night.
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JOB PRlSr,SG.-We call uie at,:ntion of mel
.hahs clerks of courts, rhrris. lawyers, railroad,
stcauls hip AMI canal otilcersand agents, andal"inefS
u,viug utl,r5 lur priuina |" the fa"itcS "hert"a'
the Di.r,r,u rHiSrEc FhrtBti>iiMhSf i"r t''e
rr,rupt and faithful e,e"n''"I ct AL hin"s u 'o"
rbISrlSu. We rail inrul-h al short notice 'diu'
Bill~!iea>. lta's, frnsFa"iihrS. Gai' ihhe'
i;ltnk-. Pamphlets, Tag', iianh'ia''-' a'a"-"'
H,l. of Fare. Show-Rlls, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
satisfaction r1iarautec1.
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ROLL or HoSoR AT THE RICHMOND HIGu
School. The following names appear on
the Roll of IIonor this week ut The Richmond
High School: >crcna lIutchc>on, Carrie
Mckim, Belle peasants. Fannie i. Power,
Emma SiyiIr. Carrie Walters, Ada Thack-
ston. Alcyin Ilutcheson. Matte Baghy. Car
ric Colin, Annie Peasants, Jacob Ezekiel, ;.
r. Bcveridgc, Z. Hutz'er, Ed. Mccarthy.
N. B. Ramos, George +. White, II. +.
Holmes, David Wilson.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mcs-rs. Gruihs
& Williams sold at auction yesterday after
noon Il brick house on Filth street between
Cary and Canal streets for So 5000. They
also sold the five story brick tcnclncnt No
10. corner of Fourteenth street and Tobacco
alley, for SlO,060.
Me>>rs. Isbcll Il Son sold ut auction, in
front of the cll>iVm-hol,sr. Il farm Of l49
acres in Hanover county, on the South Anna
river. tor S3.I5 per acre.
James NJ. Taylor & Son sold yesterday Il
lot on the west side of Sixth north Of Leigh
street. 33Ni20 icct, at SD per front foot.
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Resoired, That all the pastors of the Nc
thodist churches of Richmond and Manches-

Resolred, That all the pastors of the Me-
thodist churches of Richmonda and MancheS-
ter he requested to preach special sermon
on the Sunday school at an early day.
Broad-Street school reported the largest
percentage OF attendance for the past month.
The President announced the next special
meeting at NicholSon-Street {RockettS)
church on the fourth Sunday in May. The
next regular meeting will be held in Man
chester church on the second Sunday in June
BAPTIzlSG AT THE FIRST AFRICAN CHURCH.
At the First African church on Sunday
morning thirty-Siy persons were baptized by
Rev. J. II. Holmes-twenty-t females and
eleven males. Rev.C. H. Corey preached.
COLoRED srSDAY-sCHooL UNION.
At the regular meeting of the Colored
Sabbath-School Union the reports OF the
several schools showed the following average
attendance for the month Of Anil
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uSsAILARLE LETTtRs REMAINING IN The
Posr.Orrlcg Al RICHMOND. MAY II, 1879
S. w. R!upkcnship. care Captain Crouch
Richmond, Va; Miss Jennie Pearce. hlair
.tlcet between Sixth and Seventh streets
Richmond, Va; Arthur Rooney, NO; 20 70
vernon street, Richmond, Va; Z. II: y +
II. smith. 23l Baltimore street, baltlmofe
Md; Ms. Bette Joe Sutherland, Nortf
Garucn poSt.otticc, AlbcmurIc county, va;
Miss }. W,bb, present; ID. NJ. WOODS, -'t (
Pearl street, n. Y; Messrs. u; I: M'yo "
CO., 25Ul Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-13

SENT TO THE GRAND JuKY.-Denis Wash
lnGton. rilarSed with entering a car on the
tEe.areakc and Ohio railroad and stealing
thcrcilnm one silver watch valued at Sl2. the
property OF Louis Napoleon Bonapartc, was
before the Police Justice yesterday morning.
After he;lling the evidence, The accused was
sent on TO the grand jury, which meets on
the first Monday in June.